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Exaggerate a component more or less though one is only for a short time humorous, but absolute fault an empty hole invites the wind.

It is hard to exaggerate the importance to Korean life of kimchi, which is usually made of fermented cabbage.

It's hard to exaggerate how much economic trouble we're in.

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Margaret Thatcher did exaggerate a bit, but she was essentially right when she said that "Reagan won the cold war without firing a shot. "

Israel tends to exaggerate for American consumption the extent to which Iran is the puppet master of Hamas and Hizbullah.

It's true I sometimes can exaggerate things and can be misunderstood, but I prefer to be honest and allow people to see the true me.

Like a matter calligrapher, sometimes, and he needs to exaggerate the thickness or thinness of a stroke, elaborately straighten or curve it.

She did not exaggerate about the height of the tower.

where the country's electoral system tends to exaggerate the majority of the winning party and therefore create a clear winner.

Furthermore, there's a tendency for both presidents and the media to exaggerate the long-term significance of events like this.

But a sharp-eyed viewer suspected the actress was wearing false lashes to exaggerate the length of eyelid hair produced by the product.

But, having said all that, it's critical not to exaggerate the current weakness.

It's not necessary to talk in a really low voice because Latin people usually talk a little loudly. But please, don't exaggerate.

Let me not exaggerate through reaction against that other Newton myth which has been so sedulously created for the last two hundred years.

Jacqueline was said to have had a short neck and the artist would often '' humorously '' exaggerate its size in portraits.

When we respect a person, we exaggerate about him - we say that he did this when he actually did something else.

Another mistake is to exaggerate the degree to which Arabs want to participate in politics at all.

He thought, thirdly, that the cold war had led everyone, Middle Easterners included, to exaggerate the influence of outsiders.

To go on scolding " Beat" writing for more than a few lines is to exaggerate its importance.

The Spanish economy tends to exaggerate both the glories and the pain of its neighbors.

Exaggerate whatever it is you're hung up on and blow it up in you mind until it's comical.

From bitter experience , I know as well as you do that the media tend to exaggerate the negative and overlook the positive .

But the huge amount of money flooding into commodities markets appears to be helping exaggerate those moves.

D. The significance of the work of the Byzantine jurists in preserving the Roman legal heritage would be hard to exaggerate.

Even if those numbers exaggerate the system's efficacy tenfold, though, it would still represent a significant blow to the CAPTCHA model.

It is critical, during the initial grading of a multi-level green, to over exaggerate the slope between the two levels.

Concerns were raised that witnesses might be encouraged to exaggerate their stories in court to ensure guilty verdicts.

A new study reveals that nearly 50% of men exaggerate minor ailments to gain sympathy, foreign media reported.

"(But) we think figures provided by individuals exaggerate pollution problems in our area, " he said.

Those shoes exaggerate the size of his feet.

Looking at things in a new way can help you redirect your thinking so you do not exaggerate problems or overreact to them.

I personally think it would be more logical not to compare a total with an average, which will to some extend exaggerate the truth.

Not to exaggerate, looking from the side it is using those that could not be sold and take the cover off and pasted together! ! ! !

It's not hard to see where the incentive to exaggerate comes from.

As such cases are mostly in the earlier portions of the records, this will exaggerate the long-term warming trend.

Critics accuse China of trying to exaggerate the threat in order to justify harsh suppression of dissent in the region.

Make a mountain out of a molehill: to exaggerate a minor problem.

You think I exaggerate about the dependence?

Only a few people, not thousands of people are killed in the accident. Please don't exaggerate!

Compares with this move, all exaggerate and publicize as if can because of empty become unnecessary .

Don't exaggerate about what you have to offer and remember two-timing is out of the question.

He tends to exaggerate the difficulties.

The advertiser took advantage of this amazing fact to exaggerate the effects of the products.

Advocates for reinstating traditional characters exaggerate the break of the simplified system from the traditional orthography.

The world is going through a synchronized recession. As a journalist we shouldn't exaggerate.

Cortisol is likely to rise in a market crash and, by increasing risk aversion, to exaggerate the market's downward movement.

Scientists deliberately exaggerate the positive effects of their inventions and play down the negative impacts.

The woman tends to exaggerate about how bad her husband is.

Fishing in troubled waters: to make fake certificate while the accident occurred, exaggerate loss, and attempt to get windfall.

Moreover, the system tends slightly to exaggerate the victory of the winning party.

Although your hips will naturally sway from side to side, it's not usually necessary to force or exaggerate this movement.

Looking on the bright side We exaggerate our negative qualities and fail to notice some of the most positive aspects of our personalities.

The Dalai Lama may exaggerate a bit when he says that 99% of Tibetans trust him.

Georgia's petition also claims the EPA's models contain errors that exaggerate the state's emissions and force it to cut too much.

The child who likes to exaggerate the fact always likes comedy.

Any passion is exaggerate. Due to exaggeration, passion becomes to be.

It is not good to exaggerate the role of any one individual.

Good animators often exaggerate the shape, color, emotion, or actions of a character.

One should not exaggerate Mr. Greenspan's influence - both good and bad- over the economy.

On the card don't exaggerate, also do not modest, seeking truth from facts.

They have been blamed for numerous human deaths, and African myths exaggerate their capabilities to legendary proportions.

Let me exaggerate deliberately.

I exaggerate dents and imperfections when appropriate to the construction process, as in throwing or hand building.

An actor lends more force to a tragic character the more careful he is not to exaggerate it.

"I believe you can exaggerate the responsibility of footballers, that they should all be candidates for Paradise, " Wenger says.

What? That's not true! Perhaps I exaggerate a little. But that's all. I've never tried to deceive him.

If I've told you once, I've told you a million times. Don't exaggerate! ! !

Those shoes exaggerate the size of her feet.

Furthermore, there's kind of exaggerate emotion involved in the roaring genre, which will easily cause misunderstanding.

One should not exaggerate the importance of trifles. Life, for instance, is much too short to be taken seriously.

Under this kind of budgeting method, the department heads are APT to exaggerate their requests to cover anticipated reduction.

Ordinarily people like to boast about their strengths. Our strengths should be developed, but there is no need to exaggerate them.

These may act in both directions and either dampen (inhibit) or exaggerate (stimulate) the desired lumbar to sacral detrusor activation.

The advertisements that exaggerate the quality of products convey misleading information to the consumers.

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Tone it down or forget about making a love connection this week. You won't impress anyone if you brag, exaggerate or are self-centered.

Interestingly, while Americans tend to grossly exaggerate China's economic prowess, Chinese themselves downplay it.

Sweet, umami and spicy taste in food will exaggerate the tannins and bitterness of a wine.

The Satanists are also now trying to exaggerate fears about nuclear fall-out and nuclear melt-down in Japan.

Folk Roots the Magazine appraisal said that, does not exaggerate said, Cara Dillon has the wonderful voice which few talented people have.

While others may exaggerate their positive traits, the analytical person does not.

I think sometimes adults exaggerate children's fears. Children are more psychologically resilient than we give them credit for.

in their field. Try not to melodramatize or exaggerate the meaning of specific chart factors.

However, far too often we exaggerate its impact and indulge in fearmongering with imagery of devastation of biblical proportions.

Defense analysts exaggerate the threat's military might while discounting the historical factors that inform and motivate it.

Many of these thoughts are irrational and exaggerate the dangerousness of the situation.

But we perhaps exaggerate the grey or sable tinge, which undoubtedly characterised the mood and manners of the age.

Check the humidity and temperature: low temperature and the temperature will exaggerate the Phantom of the Opera.

I say this legal case to have been already uncovered now, you can not say that I exaggerate too much a mile, either!

I say this legal case to have been already uncovered now, you can not say that I exaggerate too much a mile, either!

New research suggests that people may exaggerate the perks of being parents to rationalize the financial costs of raising children.

Chinese calligraphers usually render their Chinese characters in the ways that exaggerate the form to yield artistic beauty.

These more extreme angles heighten clitoral stimulation and also exaggerate the pull on his F-spot and R-area.

Both have to exaggerate conclusions of the science just to preserve their own existence.

Besides the individual work in which we can see stripped, ripped birds, he did not deliberately exaggerate to the bloody animal mutilations.

It is hard to exaggerate the emotions invested in the "hopey-changey thing" around the world.

They also imitate actions of their counterpart in an exaggerate way.

Subtle: exaggerate his qualities to high heaven until your boss smells a rat or sees your chap as a threat.

He does tend to exaggerate a bit sometimes, but that's nitpicking.

Although some jeuro, but offer less often exaggerate the weight or size to its fares and charges.

They exaggerate about money, they don't know football nearly as well as they think they do, and they fabricate stories about women.

Short periods of measurement exaggerate chance fluctuations in performance.

Yet the prospect of a first face-to-face meeting provides a natural check on people's propensity to exaggerate.

Always think about the muscle that will be contracting and try to exaggerate the contraction on every movement.

P. S. Be sure to pronounce this word well. You need to exaggerate the long vowel sound.

These shots were taken at the boundary between night and day, capturing shadows that exaggerate the terrain.

Let us not exaggerate the transformation I do not propose we become friends.

For the same reason, we tend to exaggerate the amount of concentration existing at any given time.

Humans are notoriously secretive about infidelity, while some tend to exaggerate their conquests.

Many advertisements exaggerate the usefulness of the products.

fully express their To feelings, women would tend to exaggerate the facts a little bit for effect.

He loves telling whoppers, but I don't see why he always needs to exaggerate.

Why do they always exaggerate their kids' hobbies, turning them into addictions or problems? ' said another.

Of course I exaggerate; many parts of London voted Labour, too.

Ms Wilkerson does not exaggerate when she claims that it changed American culture.

However, China's new health minister warned yesterday that it was unhealthy to exaggerate the extent of the safety problems in China.

Journalists tend to exaggerate the political importance of a speech's "coherence" .

These hold that the owners of Toyota's American rivals ( aka the US government ) have an incentive to exaggerate safety concerns .

International comparisons are useful, he adds, but some can exaggerate the competition.

When you exaggerate your pronunciation, your English will sound much more authentic.

If people don't exaggerate them ridiculously , they pass like the mating of Birds. And so they should.

Don't tell lies or exaggerate on your date. Doing this will sow seeds of distrust.

Now people like to exaggerate the human factor, and neglect the human for the part.

It's groundless to exaggerate the importance of reproductive right without respecting the interest of the social majority.

Cylindrical projections greatly exaggerate the sizes of polar regions.

They often exaggerate (=overestimate) the difficulties they meet with.

I tend to. . . exaggerate some of my adventures.

During the interview, some interviewees tend to exaggerate.

Volume could be light throughout the day because of the Veterans' Day holiday, which would exaggerate moves.

"We tended to exaggerate complexity, " says Simon Clift, the chief marketing officer.

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One should not exaggerate the scale of such feedback loops.

Indeed, in a landslide, AV can exaggerate the swing to the winning party.

Immoderate pretending , the confidence'll get to exaggerate and inferiority is disclosed unconsciously .

Don' t exaggerate the difficulties of your work.

You shouldn't exaggerate your abilities when applying for a highly technical job.

This week's light trading volumes could continue and may exaggerate market moves, analysts said.

But Hillary likes to exaggerate, so she's telling everybody it was sniper fire.

If you always exaggerate , people will no longer believe you .

You are turned off by individuals who exaggerate or color the truth.

A large woman should skip oversized patterns AS they only serve to exaggerate size.

On many occasions, too, people tend to exaggerate every minute obstacle, making the objective impossible to attain.

By contrast, market-based measures in Britain may exaggerate inflation fears.

And U. S. politicians often exaggerate what confrontation might achieve.

In many ways, our social statistics exaggerate the degree of hardship.

Of course, it is important not to exaggerate the role of foreign policy in the travails of Mr Obama.

Swollen government coffers could exaggerate these bad habits.

Dr. Cassidy adds that surveys require dog owners to recall their pets' lifespan, a number they tend to exaggerate.

Some folks never exaggerate---they just remember big. ----Audrey Snead.

Celia said. "I realized I must always tell doctors the exact truth, and never exaggerate, never conceal. "

Some provinces may exaggerate their output: the sum of reported GDPs is a tenth higher than the national total.

Both can dehydrate your body, mess up your internal clock, and exaggerate jet lag symptoms.

Sceptics point out that each mistake has tended to exaggerate the extent of climate change.

Exaggerate the facts, lie, or mislead. Reporters can often spot attempts to misdirect them, and they will brand you as an unreliable source.

An editor of The Economist in the 1950s once advised his journalists to "simplify, then exaggerate" .

Prior to departure, sister in law burned a bowl of fish, sugar exaggerate, burn, peculiar.

Tend to exaggerate virtues of the advertised products.

Why should we exaggerate any one kind at the expense of the others?

Alice always exaggerate her role in the play, and this, of course, make others unhappy.

Generally speaking, all of us should understand that a conceited person is prone to exaggerate his role and contribution to the revolution.

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Secondly , there is anther possibility that they exaggerate the difficulties .

When touting your achievements, be confident but don't exaggerate , brag or lie.

Secondly, there is another possibility that they exaggerate the difficulties.

The more you exaggerate the scene, the better.

He is inclined to exaggerate the difficulties whenever he takes on a formidable task.

Each side could (and did) exaggerate the subtlety of the other.

Don't exaggerate and tell exactly what you saw.

exaggerate the variety of live performances.

Some provinces may exaggerate their output: the sum of their reported GDPs is 10% higher than the national total.

They exaggerate their height and salary. They hide their bald spots and back fat.

We always exaggerate people's quest for G. D. P. and undervalue their quest for ideals.

The agitator is inclined to exaggerate trivial matters.

of adults will exaggerate to make themselves sound cooler.

Chose which style most closely resembles yours and then exaggerate it.

Yet it is important not to exaggerate the significance of size alone.

One should not exaggerate such threats.

You may exaggerate your emotional situation.

Most leaders' vanity causes them to exaggerate their own significance.

But we think sometimes people exaggerate the price.

In the contemporary society, the crisis is ubiquitous, may not exaggerate said that we live in a crisis time.

Sometimes we may have a small conflict as well , but we never exaggerate it and will always forget it quickly.

Face Saturnian life, not hiding within a stretch of the gloomy sky , go to exaggerate sorrowful sound of singing please.

Okay. - Mr. Gould please, you exaggerate. All I've done is get you organized.

A cropped hair, schoolbag, red-scarf, red cheeks, exaggerate facial expression, this is the most familiar image of Chinese countryside.

It isn't that he lied exactly, but he did tend to exaggerate .

If you exaggerate , you will sound fantastically American.

Don't exaggerate-----do make the most of the positive, can-do adaptability stories in your own background.

You exaggerate your own importance.

It is too soon to know if prices exaggerate the ultimate losses on credit products.

but it's unwise to exaggerate the threat based on the relatively limited evidence in the Sinjar records.

If we exaggerate the absoluteness one-sidedly, ignore the concreteness and relativity, polarization thinking is formed.

They tend to exaggerate their prowess and even the number of troops they have.

So any jitters from the Middle East will accelerate and exaggerate a price rise that was already on the way.

Real but not exaggerate, the American standard 6 inches Dildo. contain the vibration.

Today's privacy rules aspire to this, but fall short because of technical difficulties which the industry likes to exaggerate.

Exaggerate your lover's good points and minimize bad points -- if you can see any.

If you need distance, you exaggerate that distance.

To begin with, the critics exaggerate their case.

Perhaps you just exaggerate. You brag. That's not lying, right?

Most epigrams exaggerate for effect, and this is no exception.

most importantly, a large ink drawing methods exaggerate infinity in the water or the maximum degree of water!

You have to exaggerate your pronunciation when practicing English.

they said it might be over three thousand years old, but you know how people exaggerate.

We exaggerate misfortune and happiness alike. We are never either so wretched or so happy as we say we are.

Mr Beall added that expressions of pride also exaggerate typically masculine physical features, such as upper body size and muscularity.

In retrospect, it is hard to exaggerate the waste of Mr. Blair's first term.

Let us not exaggerate in this direction.

One should not exaggerate.

The official statistics certainly exaggerate the swine flu mortality rate, which experts say is well below 0. 5 per cent.

BE what color is fill by everybody's oneself and exaggerate.

It is hard to exaggerate China's growing importance in the region.

Friends publicize a man's virtues while the enemies exaggerate his wrongdoings.

3 boys, who like to exaggerate things to impress others, are talking about their moms.

Our elders exaggerate about love in college.

Of course, it's good to celebrate, but let's not exaggerate.

It is difficult to exaggerate the importance of English. English is widely used in academic circles and at international conferences.

You can exaggerate the performance variations with the code in Figure 3 .

To exaggerate the contrast, I use the Dodge and Burn tools.

I am convinced that whenever we exaggerate or demonize, oversimplify or overstate our case, we lose.

Don't exaggerate. Just tell me exactly what you saw.

Pro-choice groups say they exaggerate.

Yet even though many governments are happy to take Venezuela's cash, it is easy to exaggerate the country's influence.

When they talk about something, they tend to exaggerate it.

But let's use our leverage smartly and not exaggerate Iran's strength.

Advertisements have both advantages and disadvantages. Some of them even exaggerate functions, what is your ideas towards this issue?

Moreover, there is no need to exaggerate China's strength or the threat it poses.

"The Afghans use hyperbole of history to exaggerate [their] strengths in order to deter invaders, " he says.

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Exaggerate the poses, push the lines of action in the body, and make the poses more dynamic and forceful.

Did they exaggerate the problem?

I do not want to exaggerate the case for a ban.

We are inclined to exaggerate our troubles.

At the same time, protectionists exaggerate those costs and ignore the benefits.

They exaggerate.

Keep to the facts and don't exaggerate.

It is hard to exaggerate the Chinese economy's far-reaching impact on the world, from small towns to big markets.

But all these examples exaggerate the problem.

Don't exaggerate. I was only two minutes late, not twenty.

We should not exaggerate the importance of money.

Please don't exaggerate.

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It is obvious that both of them exaggerate the difficulties in front of them.

We should neither exaggerate nor ignore the differences.

What's interesting is that people tend to exaggerate when they're asked about hand- washing.

You will have a tendency to exaggerate, which will lead to major confrontations with loved ones.

You're right. I exaggerate, but not that much.

Geography, too, has profoundly influenced the development of cultures, although we should not exaggerate its importance.

I am a music fan, not only I love music very much, music may cause the human to be happy, but may also exaggerate the festive atmosphere.