overused

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• I’m talking about the overuse of headers, tables, bullet and numbered lists, snackable paragraphs, and of course… structured data itself.

• What’s more, their overuse has muddled people’s sense of what Bed Bath & Beyond’s goods cost and are worth.

• In addition to overuse of the trails, a record number of people who have been hurt or lost on the High Peaks have needed rescues this year.

• Dissatisfied with the lack of what he considered a sufficient long-term contract offer and concerned about overuse, Bell sat out the entire 2018 season.

• Human overuse and destruction of natural resources now threaten a cascading, quick collapse of global ecosystems.

• While there are a couple of antibiotics that usually work, if they are overused they, too, may cease to be effective.

• Stars market themselves too aggressively for gay approval, and icon itself is an overused word.

• I probably overused it, but it was really helpful to do good demos with.

• And while Mandela was richly deserving of his Nobel Prize and earned the overused appellation "great man," he wasn't a saint.

• Your Tactical Humorist has previously chronicled this tired and drastically overused bit.

• And the overused "editorial we" has now passed entirely from the news article.

• Also, he comes to know the full meaning of that overused and abused word—service.