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ief that the threat posed by Iraq was being | exaggerated, a preference for multilateralism, a belief |
pical Australian imagery such as kangaroos, | exaggerated accents, and cork hats. |
nd it was McGready's widely-circulated, yet | exaggerated account which developed most people's perce |
Eckler has disproved | exaggerated age claims such as those of Charlie Smith a |
sonal mix of the most fascinating parts and | exaggerated all situations and relationships, resulting |
youth to be garish, childish, frivolous and | exaggerated, also fitting the concept of yabo. |
Speaking with an | exaggerated American accent, Barbara presents reports o |
, stated that B'Nai Brith's statements were | exaggerated and that Coulon had every right to be the L |
accusations by the national security, were | exaggerated and based on outdated information. |
rpion is a work of camp, using deliberately | exaggerated and unrealistic characters and events to co |
at the importance of Imperial cult had been | exaggerated, and that "emperor worship" was a minor and |
ical potential of "green energy" is greatly | exaggerated, and that natural gas and nuclear power are |
orian Steven Runciman considers this number | exaggerated, and notes that the Moslem light cavalry pr |
sasnick that the "supernatural" events were | exaggerated and that the spitting and bed shaking could |
The same vein of altruistic, if often | exaggerated and biased, abhorrence of the wonted conven |
port saying that the numbers of killed were | exaggerated and the report was manipulated by a former |
e growing in the UK, but which some say are | exaggerated and that the law will protect potentially r |
film is a comedy riddled with stereotyped, | exaggerated and decadent characters; it was one of the |
Among her | exaggerated and often fraudulent claims, she offered cu |
ony Hancock starred in the show, playing an | exaggerated and much poorer version of his own characte |
the mortality rate at the hospital had been | exaggerated, and that the infant death rates were 'in l |
"It's predictably | exaggerated and dramatized to make it more entertaining |
ries come from Grace's own highly coloured, | exaggerated and partly fictional Journal of my life dur |
f the mansion at Twelve Oaks in the film is | exaggerated and bears more resemblance to the Colonial |
So round, | exaggerated and unbelievable numbers. |
argues that both the number of dead Jews is | exaggerated and that the dead Jews were not killed duri |
Hincmar, were almost exclusively clergymen) | exaggerated and hyped up their accounts of the raids be |
mum speed of United States was deliberately | exaggerated, and kept obscure for many years. |
n's duplicity, they claim, has been greatly | exaggerated, and they also claim that the attackers are |
ver, Van Acker claims that the reports were | exaggerated and that he was not that seriously injured. |
ard gave the film 18+ (A) rating due to its | exaggerated and violent action sequences. |
istorian claimed that the number killed was | exaggerated, and was closer to three thousand. |
ion soap operas such as Melrose Place, with | exaggerated and overly melodramatic and catty dialogue. |
of the situation, describes the hearings as | exaggerated and "political hay". |
descriptions and stories are intentionally | exaggerated and manipulated to maximize comic effect. |
from both north and south for its allegedly | exaggerated and/or inaccurate depiction of slavery. |
tication claimed for the program was likely | exaggerated, as could be seen by investigation of the t |
his statement, however, is perhaps somewhat | exaggerated, as Pierrepont favored the resumption of ne |
d many people believe the story was greatly | exaggerated as a publicity stunt for Errol Morris' movi |
d a critical role in establishing a greatly | exaggerated association of tantra with the use of sex f |
ketch, Emily and Florence will make heavily | exaggerated attempts to convince other people that they |
The opening "White House Girls," with its | exaggerated backbeat and laughing chorus, is a near-per |
Jim Taylor, Jr., | exaggerated biblical teachings on separation from the w |
ronunciation of the word "Australian" in an | exaggerated Broad Australian accent, drawing upon the t |
had at least 800 fights is probably greatly | exaggerated, but it was rather more than the 144 shown |
x scenes, the film portrays an occasionally | exaggerated but nonetheless disturbing and thought-prov |
ing Finland's Jews from German hands may be | exaggerated, but the Finnish government did use his ser |
f course, the older claims are likely to be | exaggerated, but it would take a lot of effort to sort |
Although even this account may have become | exaggerated by the gloss of time, it is clear in any ev |
ources suggest the 'conspiracy' was largely | exaggerated by Thomas Cromwell, at this point Chancello |
top to bottom, although this may have been | exaggerated by postmortem crushing. |
e health risks associated with tobacco were | exaggerated by anti-smoking activists. |
e of the Bambino", these "curses" have been | exaggerated by the popular media over the course of tim |
e proposed that AIDS statistics are greatly | exaggerated by researchers and health professionals who |
The news was hailed and | exaggerated by adversaries of Russia, and Catherine wro |
Whilst this was | exaggerated by dint of the fact that the tabloid media |
y of each was minimized by his own side and | exaggerated by the other. |
Inspector Japp in Poirot's career has been | exaggerated by adaptations of Christie's original novel |
ng them as unfounded "rumors" distorted and | exaggerated by the media. |
the changes it will bring have been greatly | exaggerated by opponents. |
times an almost expressionistic feel, with | exaggerated camera angles and weird set design working |
ted that "Although there are a few too many | exaggerated camera angles, the tape captures U2's earne |
The villains were often | exaggerated camp villains much like the ones on Batman |
in his forward defensive prods, there is an | exaggerated care, just to make fully sure. |
s of his earlier period; but even among the | exaggerated caricature of his later time we find hints |
The numbers are obviously | exaggerated, certainly tenfold or more. |
form of street theater had a set roster of | exaggerated characters who wore masks, were acrobats an |
However, his boasting, and | exaggerated claims of his war experiences, together wit |
s have said that McGuire has sometimes made | exaggerated claims, in the media and in popular science |
th native people and "Lyin' George" for his | exaggerated claims. |
condition often present to the dentist with | exaggerated concerns about relatively mild esthetic pro |
is example, although imperfect and somewhat | exaggerated, corresponds to BitTorrent clients; the fir |
ities are usually limited to oral sex, wear | exaggerated costumes appropriate to the setting and the |
es 1 has several posters, most of which had | exaggerated creatures from the show (the Arthropleura w |
CSA civil war map with | exaggerated creek width at Horner's Mill (Big Round Top |
Exaggerated cross section of a Schmidt corrector plate. | |
hingly individual creature in an era of the | exaggerated curve" and Holden "handles his assignment c |
also rejected what they called the "hugely | exaggerated death toll figures" of ORB, citing the Surv |
een speculated that the sculpture may be an | exaggerated depiction. |
ue in which the narrator's extreme (indeed, | exaggerated) descriptions of human misery of Las Hurdes |
ont pages of the media, with many lurid and | exaggerated details about her life. |
stars are stiff and awkward, speaking with | exaggerated diction. |
The two wore cheap, | exaggerated disguises and the interview was performed a |
ogue host James A. Fitzpatrick, with highly | exaggerated, dramatic claims regarding the putative att |
Anime-style animation is used to show | exaggerated emotions from pure joy to pure misery. |
of Hermes, was often depicted as having an | exaggerated erect phallus. |
The gap only existed in | exaggerated estimates made by the Gaither Committee in |
criminals have told lies and fabricated or | exaggerated events in order to boost their reputation/e |
se elements make the Hindola Mahal a unique | exaggerated example of the Malwa style. |
d with a protruding stomach, thin arms, and | exaggerated facial features, such as a long nose, hangi |
It is most commonly found in breeds with | exaggerated facial features such as the Boxer, Bloodhou |
and Flemish Baroque painting that shows an | exaggerated facial expression or a stock character in c |
Her comics combined | exaggerated fantasy and ribald humor with documentation |
Morenada mask showing | exaggerated features to represent the physical state. |
According to Ramachandran the | exaggerated features of Sembiyan Mahadevi are meant to |
ede Goo - An Elvis impersonator with wildly | exaggerated features, including a big gut and even bigg |
has also caused Chloe to draw a life-sized, | exaggerated figure of her late, violent father, which b |
nza, he left with a company reported at the | exaggerated figure of 50,000 men, led by Albert, Count |
The Uzbek leadership used these | exaggerated figures to transfer substantial amounts of |
Rossolimo's reflex: | Exaggerated flexion of the toes in response to percussi |
ts depicted in the articles were apparently | exaggerated for polemical effect. |
e war's end, has, according to Pryser, been | exaggerated for nation-building purposes. |
the Bangladesh Liberation War were greatly | exaggerated for political purposes. |
ealed that their musical abilities had been | exaggerated for the benefit of the group. |
Japanese losses were greatly | exaggerated for propaganda purposes. |
Things are somewhat | exaggerated for a more cinematic experience. |
it is infused with elements of romance and | exaggerated for the purpose of drama. |
omeone in which distinguishing features are | exaggerated for comic effect. |
A pyramidal peak is an | exaggerated form produced by ice erosion of a mountain |
however, are almost always exhibited in an | exaggerated form, and sometimes mixed up with heresies |
nal, and the story was widely circulated in | exaggerated form. |
Careful studies of animals and insects with | exaggerated forms, achieve abstraction. |
person weighing less than 43 kg (94 lb), or | exaggerated glucoses may produce a false positive resul |
hat archaic English idiom used either as an | exaggerated greeting or referring to a person who is so |
In modern English, the idiom is used as an | exaggerated greeting or as a description of a personali |
seems likely that even if his character was | exaggerated, he was unique. |
while his public statements might have been | exaggerated, he truly saw the situation as a crisis. |
ashes, many were disputed, and Ader greatly | exaggerated his achievements in later life. |
sts the event was imaginary and that Bishop | exaggerated his own accomplishments. |
he Wall Street Journal obituary, habitually | exaggerated his age. |
hives have brought allegations that Iwanski | exaggerated his war time activities, had made anti-Semi |
He has been given an | exaggerated importance by some commentators, who have r |
of an arch, often decorated, embellished or | exaggerated in size. |
Mexico he wrote and published two booklets, | exaggerated in regard to the number of Indians, but oth |
Their camp performance was often highly | exaggerated in its stereotypical cabaret manner. |
that the threat of obesity has been greatly | exaggerated in modern western societies. |
Elephants' life spans have been | exaggerated in the past; they live on average for 60 ye |
In the diagram, the openings are | exaggerated in size to show the shape; they would be sm |
d many affirmations that were "superficial, | exaggerated, inexact, emotional and false". |
a somewhat realistic although humorous and | exaggerated insight into politics and decision making o |
t, dismissed the media reports as false and | exaggerated insisting that there is no rift between Lil |
er time, the potent strain's qualities were | exaggerated into modern urban legends. |
s in the Ottoman Empire may have often been | exaggerated, it is undeniable that the tolerance was en |
rge E Somers, "while the claim is certainly | exaggerated, it is significant that Rajyapala's conques |
ian Vizcaino, whose written account greatly | exaggerated its proportions, confusing later explorers. |
tion series, Heroes, albeit sometimes in an | exaggerated Japanese ("Gureito Sukotto!"). |
ge constituencies where the winner took all | exaggerated Labour's win in votes into a near two-to-on |
rgan is reminiscent of Lego, or perhaps the | exaggerated Lego scenery at the end of the movie Time B |
self through video processing, resulting in | exaggerated, less accurate color. |
-top animation and wrestlers bearing a more | exaggerated look. |
was said to have been presented in such an | exaggerated manner that the assembly would not pursue t |
en mentioned or wondered about, often in an | exaggerated manner. |
ity, states, “white Americans with the most | exaggerated misunderstandings of the racial composition |
Buckin brought in the | exaggerated movements of Gangsta walkin and Jookin. |
ous drawings of several dishy dames and the | exaggerated muscularity of Batman and Robin." |
The most | exaggerated myth claims that the it had a range of 40 k |
Through the | exaggerated neck I wanted to represent strength I reali |
evaluation (psychology), the attribution of | exaggerated negative qualities to self or others |
s to expel the extra blood, lest she suffer | exaggerated nose-bleeds. |
t of the time in failure or Ikuto having an | exaggerated nosebleed and passing out. |
The | exaggerated odour and the moaning of his mother shocked |
ious killer of up to 26 victims was greatly | exaggerated: only one killing by Slade is indisputable |
which was made notorious via tales (perhaps | exaggerated or inaccurate) of the death by a thousand c |
at, overhear, and repeat again (often in an | exaggerated or otherwise distorted form) until most peo |
That's either | exaggerated or just not true. |
nstrument is used at night, markings may be | exaggerated or raised. |
Depopulation of cockroaches is | exaggerated, or this phenomenon is temporary or cyclic. |
ed some early allegations as irresponsible, | exaggerated or false. |
nd that the allegations were "either highly | exaggerated or possibly not true" and awarded Roberts £ |
n idiom meaning a small event that has been | exaggerated out of proportion. |
also criticized the United States for their | exaggerated paranoia and exclusive condemnation of the |
arvard" and "discovered" is delivered in an | exaggerated parody of a Boston accent. |
es broke out in - apart from the comments - | exaggerated physical attributes on some of his subjects |
family now wealthy and playing the parts of | exaggerated polite-society characters, "No Place Like H |
Hopkins' | exaggerated portrayal of Nixon is the linchpin of a fil |
cord of ruthlessness may however, have been | exaggerated, possibly because there was no stigma again |
His | exaggerated presence here in Wikipedia just says someth |
he landing of U.S. Marines under a false or | exaggerated pretext, to support the anti-royalist consp |
ons broke down in early December because of | exaggerated prices requested by Danubius and were only |
d, accused the authorities of a "completely | exaggerated reaction". |
on't think the American's would welcome the | exaggerated reference to an "army"! |
This fear [of communism], however | exaggerated, reflected deeply rooted perceptions. |
not immediately confront Williamson due to | exaggerated reports of his troop strength. |
Exaggerated reports of civilian apprehension concerning | |
Based on | exaggerated reports from the involved aircrews, Yamamot |
s a news team sent to Burundi to capture an | exaggerated representation of Gustave. |
entirely understood but may be caused by an | exaggerated response when the immune system encounters |
creased euphoric effects and females having | exaggerated responses to the adverse effects of benzodi |
The | exaggerated rhetoric of the Maclean report aroused the |
The tawdry and | exaggerated rhetoric; the petty vanity and jealousies; |
ketches, whereby Russell and Jon would play | exaggerated robot versions of each other. |
False and | exaggerated rumours were also rampant and many died fro |
intentionally sings the song off-key in an | exaggerated Russian accent. |
ogram's unfairly negative reputation and an | exaggerated sense of crisis about the state of public h |
sexuality in their lyrics often mocking the | exaggerated sexual boasts of male rappers. |
game from being too boring, and offering an | exaggerated simulation of the intimidation. |
Sirin) skilfully represented the humorously | exaggerated single urban female in her lead role, but c |
am, an opening, a skylight-but they are all | exaggerated slightly in size, proportion, or height. |
Its | exaggerated staccato and duple meter resemble the scher |
orders he studied from 1878 onwards was the | exaggerated startle reflex among French-Canadian lumber |
the September Dossier had been deliberately | exaggerated, stated before the Hutton Inquiry that reca |
as much hindered as helped by LaRocca's own | exaggerated statements. |
The character is portrayed as an | exaggerated stereotype of an anarchist punk in the mid |
Even before the end of the Battle, | exaggerated stories had started to circulate, attributi |
nce the attraction given to the site by the | exaggerated stories in the press. |
A little while later, Thumper tells the | exaggerated story of how he and Bambi defeated "Thousan |
His unnatural and | exaggerated style became proverbial. |
or sometimes depicting the characters in an | exaggerated super deformed manner. |
ls are usually seen in profile but twisted, | exaggerated, surreal, with fragmented body parts fillin |
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