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Officers who are the subject of previous civilian complaints – regardless of whether those complaints are for excessive force, verbal abuse or unlawful searches – pose a higher risk of engaging in serious misconduct in the future.

Excessive force to combat minor infractions of the law is the central issue today.

The list of banned items from the BBFC seems altogether ridiculous and excessive.

Excessive alcohol consumption is a major public health problem in the United States.

For men, excessive, or binge drinking, is defined as five or more drinks at one time, or more than 15 drinks during the week.

Women who drink while pregnant—any amount—as well as underage drinkers, are also defined as “excessive drinkers.”

This increase was excessive and altogether unnecessary to the maintenance of thorough and progressive government.

It is giving him no excessive praise to say that he makes himself as interesting as Johnson and Boswell together.

She really was a splendid animal, unhurt either by excessive work or—as many modern mothers are—by a rotten fashionable life.

Yet his poverty was excessive, for the beautiful statue, modeled during successive months with much love, fell to pieces.

It is kept vigorously upon the stretch of excessive vigilance.