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He tends to talk too much.
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He is so full of conceit that everybody dislikes him.
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He turned out to be nothing but a liar.
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He is nothing but a liar.
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He talks too fast.
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He was too busy to notice it.
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He is all too quick.
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He is just an amateur.
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He must be over sixty.
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He developed his talent for painting after fifty.
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He is a little over forty.
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He is nothing more than a politician.
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He ate himself into the grave.
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His parents expect too much of him.
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His sister makes too much of fashion.
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His reply is no more than an excuse.
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His illness resulted from eating too much.
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His illness resulted from drinking too much.
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His illness comes of drinking too much.
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You cannot overestimate his abilities.
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