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| enough is as good as a feast (that's enough. the proverb teaches to avoidexcess); moderation in all things; it is too much of a good thing; too much water drowned the miller; plenty is no dainty; extremes are dangerous; more than enough is too much (contrast: plenty is no plague); All good things must come to an end (Andrey Truhachev); All good things must come to an end (All good things must (come to an) end Andrey Truhachev) | |||