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too bad

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alas
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It is too bad the book’s discussion of Hitchcock is limited to the MacGuffin, because the filmmaker had an insight of great relevance to Mr. Foster’s topic.

From The Wall Street Journal

He added "it has been a good year" and returning to school after the round of Adolescence promotions and award ceremonies "wasn't too bad".

From BBC

“Raising the kids here — it was like raising them in a village where they couldn’t really do anything too bad because everybody knew everybody,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Then I throw my shoulders back and give the biggest, goofiest grin I can manage without my face hurting too bad.

From Literature

It’s too bad he doesn’t have a Mr. Inside to go with his Mr. Outside.

From The Wall Street Journal