First of all I don't think it will be a real problem.
But if you really matter, you may use sql-query (of course not bound
to your class), or maybe create a bunch of "lightweight" classes that
will contain "just" columns/associations you need in particular case.
Super-massive/super-universal class, that is used "everywhere" in the
application, is not always the best choice...
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