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This is an over-egged crisis, Black said of the phone hacking affair.

Scandalized Britain ponders press reform 2011

But while the film is visually rich, the constant switching between grayscale, color, animation and documentary style footage can be jarring and it feels as though the pudding has perhaps been over-egged.

Charles Thomson: Beat Writers Celebrated at London Film Festival with Mixed Results Charles Thomson 2010

The winner was Newt Gingrich – even though he may have over-egged his word-pudding a few times – and Rick Santorum, who both had some fine moments, and delivered plenty of zingers.

South Carolina Republican debate – as it happened 2012

If it was possible to detect just a hint of over-egged diplomacy in Howell's repentance there was no mistaking the sentiments of Geoff Ogilvy, a US Open champion and golf course architect who could not hide his enthusiasm for the way Royal St George's has been presented this week.

The Open 2011: Phil Mickelson hails revamped Royal St George's 2011

This is an over-egged crisis, Black said of the phone hacking affair.

Scandalized Britain ponders press reform 2011

But while the film is visually rich, the constant switching between grayscale, color, animation and documentary style footage can be jarring and it feels as though the pudding has perhaps been over-egged.

Charles Thomson: Beat Writers Celebrated at London Film Festival with Mixed Results Charles Thomson 2010

This is an eccentric, over-egged reading of a great picture, but it is probably the most convincing piece of writing in the book.

Caravaggio: A Life Sacred and Profane by Andrew Graham-Dixon Neil Bartlett 2010

But the bottom line is that, from the 1916 story about potassium and cancer to its modern incarnations of the "Facebook causes cancer" variety, the scientific community and the media have worked together in a way that has consistently over-egged the significance of single studies, and have favoured the quirky over the reliable.

Cancer scare headlines are not new 2010