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He complains of the room being so small.
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He is nothing but an ordinary man.
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He is too tired to study.
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He is too tired to go any farther.
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He was too tired to walk any more.
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He gave her a warning against driving too fast.
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He ran past without noticing her.
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He was too short to get at the grapes.
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He is too tall to stand straight in this room.
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He's too tall to stand up straight in this room.
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He drank too much strong green tea.
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He was too old to work any more.
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He is too old.
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He is nothing but a minor composer.
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He is nothing but a minor artist.
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He strained his eyes by reading too much.
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He can die from overwork.
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He ruined his health by working too hard.
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He died from overwork.
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Overworking was the death of him.
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