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go too far

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go too far
to do more than is acceptable. I didn't mind at first, but now you've gone too far. If you go too far, I'll slap you.
See also: far


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Sprucing up the neighborhood could hardly be faulted, but one man wonders if it could go too far.
He needs the courage to do the right things as well as the wisdom not to go too far.
We're operating at about one-to-one, and we don't want to go too far from that ratio," O'Kane said.
 
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