prematurely

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• In response, Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies made policy decisions to ban calls for violence at the polls and to label premature declarations of victory.

• Many states reopened while still having large numbers of new infections, a premature move that health experts blame for the subsequent national spikes in cases in the summer and now again in the fall.

• As such, it is premature to make sweeping judgments on the polls’ overall performance before all the ballots are counted.

• A large budget doesn’t prevent failure, as even larger corporations suffer from premature releases of products and ideas.

• It’s probably premature to call it but it was a significant lead.

• Prematurely retired in early 1940, Hobart was brought back at the personal insistence of Churchill.

• Prematurely gray with fine clear complexion, either pale or roseate, together with blue eyes, is a magnificent type.

• In early summer occurs the Festival of the Prematurely Ripened.

• Prematurely worn out, he died at Cowes on the 28th of July, 1840.

• Prematurely induced by intemperance of knowledge the old age of the world drew on.

• Prematurely-born children are kept in an artificial mother, which consists of a glass case warmed by bowls of water.