Too much of a good thing
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Washington - Dietary supplements of vitamin E, recommended by some doctors to reduce the risk of heart disease, can be dangerous in high doses, according to a study published on Wednesday.
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When you buy Tom Coughlin, you know what you&#39;re buying. Discipline ... some of it silly and excessive. And living his world, the his-way-or-the-highway world.
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A dominant presence, an addictive product, and a huge, expanding market.
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Life & style: With sales of gourmet rashers on the rise, it seems we can't get enough bacon. Tim Hayward cures his own
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That cable can carry much more than just video content, you know.
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Which sectors are in the venerable situation of having too much cash?
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Too many credit cards? Here's what to do.
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Dozens of tasty foods are now available in 100-calorie packages. But is that a good thing? We get to the bottom of many little bags.
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Oddly enough, good news can be bad, and vice versa.
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You do want to wind up with more than you started with, right?
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By Scott Richardson  Lots of good stuff has been happening while Ive been "off work" recovering from cancer surgery. Ive been trying to keep up from home so I can keep you informed.
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Favorable earnings boost shares -- but are they too high already?
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When I suggested in a recent column that a problematic 5 percent of employees account for 75 percent of the IT support burden, I expected a wave of âright on!â letters from IT support staffers. After the column was published, the letters did come â most of them disagreeing with my premise, with one reader suggesting that the real whiner was yours truly. I still think itâs outside the realm of overextended IT departments to provide training on basic computing skills (which I defined as âmanaging and finding files, and basic working knowledge of suites such as MS Officeâ). But my thinking was adjusted a bit by the thoughtful feedback.
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So I'm watching a new Subway commercial (the sandwich store, not the New York commuting purgatory), and the company has a new sandwich. The descriptive term is "overstuffed." Other call-outs I remember include "feast" and "satisfying." Unfortunately for Subway, these words don't take away from the visual impact. These things make the actors look like they're trying to stuff a football into their faces. One girl was eating a 'wich that was literally bigger than her head. In Normalville, we call that biting off more than you can chew. And when that happens in real life, you should take smaller bites â¦ or outsource.
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Here's a ticker we watched too long.
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What's in a word? Maybe more than you think.
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A producer got more than he bargained for when he hit it big.