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“Having too much money allows you to be extraordinarily unfocused, which is a bad thing,” Lerer told me back in March.

Her polished professionalism is criticized, as if being a polished professional is a bad thing.

If you have a good experience with that person, then it is less likely you will label immigration a “bad thing” in a poll.

She is also convinced that most women will look like either Beyonce or Rihanna, which really can't be such a bad thing.

Barbara is a nice girl who did a bad thing, and she dies as payment for her sins.

But dont you think out-of-door relief a very bad thing any way, Mr. Bumble?

I do not want the prize—I despise it, although money is no bad thing—but I want my opera to be performed.

Not that I think that would be a bad thing, except for mother's sake.

"Tempers iz er mity bad thing, honey," continued Mam' Sarah.

I guess I drank too much ice water, which is a bad thing to do in hot weather.