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Reports of the paper's imminent death are exaggerated, but it would not be much of a stretch to say that the Times is in intensive care.

I don't agree with the point. It's our freedom to be named, if it can be ruled, that's too exaggerated.

There are telltale signs like the sideways glance to see who's looking, the exaggerated body language, the overly projected tone of voice.

He looked at me with exaggerated.

The second sample is more exaggerated and might fit within the context of a larger animation, especially if it was more cartoons.

Mr Qin said it would not be in Australia's interest to allow the matter to be "exaggerated or politicised" .

Overall, it seems to me, he exaggerated the importance of manufacturing, magnifying some of his theory's flaws.

Yet such progress tends to be exaggerated, and even if it were real it would be insufficient because of two huge threats to the forest.

And yet, to paraphrase American writer and humorist Mark Twain, reports of its death have been greatly exaggerated.

The contribution made by small businesses to overall job creation is often exaggerated.

Details were either neglected or exaggerated to help emphasize this point.

She looked at me with exaggerated patience, as if I were an amiable, if dim, child.

A piece of writing, AS on the jacket of a book, containing often exaggerated praise, used for promotional purposes.

If it never quite fulfils its state-of-the-nation aspirations, Babe's play is utterly gripping as an exaggerated police procedural.

Others Zhongxian Shi, Jin-Qiao energy, repair reputation has been exaggerated known to the world and I do not know who, Yi He who zar?

Mr Obama has clearly not been able to deliver on all the exaggerated hopes that he deliberately encouraged back in 2008.

The exaggerated way the name is uttered humorously mocks the way the media exploits him for sensational effect.

Champion swimmers do not illustrate swimming in an exaggerated long, thin, on the side position in either crawl or backstroke.

Yet emerging economies' reliance on America is often exaggerated.

Your first step in effective attention management is to jettison this exaggerated sense of what you should be able to process.

A few letter pairs share top crossbars, which are easy to link. Similarly, some typefaces have exaggerated serifs that can be linked.

But charges of racism still follow Black Peter, as he is often portrayed with an Afro and exaggerated features.

There was one perfect swingy satin pea coat, the exaggerated collar in black shading down into a leopard print, refined and feral.

I live well even now, " he said. " The magazines, they have exaggerated everything.

All of her problems were exaggerated to cover up for Director John Huston's gambling and the terrible waste of money on the production.

Yet the true nature of that tradition has been often romanticized, exaggerated, or distorted.

Though changes in the national-security team matter, their impact is often exaggerated.

That might have been a bit exaggerated.

There's no doubt that Chua's methods are extreme (though her stories, she hints, may have been slightly exaggerated for effect).

An earlier California test that had been used determine the range for electric vehicles produced an exaggerated figure in many cases.

He said the medical dangers of early childbirth were greatly exaggerated.

At times, with her fake blonde hair and exaggerated wiggle of her hips, she seems more like a grisly drag queen than a real woman.

This was exaggerated by one-off relief to Iraq and Nigeria, which boosted the 2005 total and began to drop out of the calculation in 2006.

One economist said the significance of the poverty figures should not be exaggerated.

Overall, the look is a slightly stylized and exaggerated version of our modern world, layered with the grime of a hundred years of neglect.

We do not know whether brightness degradation is exaggerated by continuous use.

A pose can be exaggerated, perhaps the characters leans just a bit farther than normal.

This characteristic is often greatly exaggerated of there is a collectible, finely divided solid present in the treated ore.

And I assure you the reports of her bdauty are greatly exaggerated . Her beauty is no match for my own . Or so I've been tole .

That might be a little exaggerated though, data and graph well prove that the game did attract a great deal of users.

To say that Russia's strength is exaggerated is not to say that it should be allowed to escape its Georgian adventure unpunished.

One of the early meet-ups was particularly awful. He greeted me with an exaggerated hug and a big, flamboyant personality.

The above image is shown in exaggerated colors combining violet and green light with light normally too red for humans to see.

Thick lenses exaggerated the size of her eyes.

Reports of my death, like Mark Twain's, were exaggerated. Sadly there was no Guardian obituary.

There is some evidence that at least some authors of misery lit have made it up, or wildly exaggerated the horrors.

But an expert on the politics of energy said the danger of radiation-contaminated foods is greatly exaggerated.

I still do not want to understand why those of domestic brands on the floor when he could not care exaggerated ?

The authors rightly decry the degree to which scientists have sometimes manufactured and exaggerated environmental uncertainties.

An interesting relic of these times is a set of bronze figurines, the sexuality of the figures is not exaggerated.

Moral hazard may be exaggerated: if you are in trouble, you want the trouble to be bad enough to require rescue.

He never extols elegant and luxurious life, but describes the ridiculous and boring image by the exaggerated satire.

Whether exaggerated or not, I think the gist of what's being said here is all true.

Exaggerated accounts spread through the school, and sometimes when I did not know a les- son some master would banter me.

'For you I am Juan Matus, and I am at your service, ' he said with exaggerated politeness.

The main lyric is to emphasize the individual nature of fantasy and exaggerated emphasis on tactics.

Hewlett-Packard research shows that when boot times exceed more than a few minutes, users have an exaggerated sense of the time it takes.

So, parents, lighten up . The stakes have been vastly exaggerated. Up to a point, we can rationalize our pushiness .

These things together with the arena floor together all rotted away, leaving a pair of exaggerated bones, expose in the atmosphere.

The global nature of the " global economy" has been grossly exaggerated, as have been its implications .

Queried by a reporter about his "dire language" , he could have admitted that he exaggerated a bit.

Any exaggerated movement or gesture usually means he's trying to stand out from the group.

Your praise of him was exaggerated.

May's drop might have been exaggerated, however, by the timing of public holidays.

She gave a highly coloured (ie exaggerated) account of her travels.

ExaggeratedBut the charity Action for ME said the conclusions were exaggerated and questioned the safety of graded exercise therapy.

Major movements include "moving shoulder" , "twisting wrist" and "turning hips" . Performance is always humorous and exaggerated.

Puffery: Flattering, often exaggerated praise and publicity, especially when used for promotional purposes.

That said, the influence of domestic politics can be exaggerated.

That said, the impact of Citizens United is in danger of being vastly exaggerated.

Still, Mr. Brown, in his comments Wednesday, said talk of divisions between the leading governments had been exaggerated.

In other cases, Lynch suggested insurgents deliberately might be disseminating exaggerated reports or misinformation to media contacts.

However, he pointed out that the falls could have been exaggerated by established retailers moving quickly up the rankings.

The image of Gen- Xers as social drop outs has been exaggerated by the media and is not all that fair.

Tease someone by trying to make him believe something that's exaggerated or untrue.

But across the economy as a whole, concerns about overinvestment tend to be exaggerated.

The bottom line: reports of the death of the traditional advertising cycle may be much exaggerated.

And what you read in the media about their profits, he said, is exaggerated.

When Anton told me he was bored, I suggested he build something with the blocks, but his response was an exaggerated yawn.

He was hypercritical of others and cherished an exaggerated notion of his own spiritual advancement.

Many a time, eating a supporting role, has been moved back to the position, more of a cultural and exaggerated gestures.

That being said, the proportions in the patent drawings don ' t exactly look spot on, so they could be exaggerated.

What the best is the suitable, and I think any complicated and exaggerated can only cause a waste of resources and visual fatigue.

I read them when I was a child and I read them even as an adult. But it is exaggerated to say that I am a fanatic one.

And suddenly, you begin to sense that you have exaggerated the power of the enemy.

exaggerated adj. : He made some wildly exaggerated claims about what they had achieved.

China said the US report had exaggerated the threat posed by its military, calling it "cock-and-bull" .

But this concern is exaggerated, at least relative to the far greater concerns regarding a disorderly default.

A Baidu spokesperson confirmed the visit, joking on Twitter that rumours the company was buying Facebook were "greatly exaggerated" .

Reports of her imminent removal proved exaggerated in 2006. But if she stays this time she may be forced into an important concession.

Friends and relatives paid him visits and, with exaggerated smiles, assured him that they thought he looked fine.

The key element of this emotional style is an exaggerated fear that something terrible is about to happen.

Always appear modest and do not make exaggerated claims about what you or your company can deliver.

The impact of this on imports was exaggerated in the fourth quarter by an aggressive run down of stocks of steel and other materials.

The rumours of globalisation's death that circulated in the aftermath turned out to be highly exaggerated.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Reports that the U. S. bond market will meet its demise next month may be greatly exaggerated.

It's exaggerated. Actually this sort of thing happens to everyone.

Misuse includes gross misrepresentation of astrological factors used to make sensational and exaggerated claims in public statements.

I suppose some old woman heard me arguing and exaggerated it into a violent quarrel.

Her final piece of advice is not to have exaggerated expectations.

Moderator is called the Miss Congeniality Lan Xinmei, alarming language, the exaggerated movements of the total Renjunbujin people.

Stockmarket indices, soaring house prices and low inflation surely did more to feed bankers' and borrowers' exaggerated sense of well-being.

A common occurrence across the board is isolation, a factor contributing to exaggerated vulnerability, especially financial exploitation.

This idiom was later used metaphorically to describe talking in a vivid and eloquent way. (mostly in an exaggerated and impractical manner).

Scientists at the University of Georgia said last week that the rate of evaporation and biological breakdown had been greatly exaggerated.

America's sense of "exaggerated pride in its strength" was promoting military adventurism.

I regard this viewpoint as a bit exaggerated as friends remains friends who will never replace the relationship between a couple.

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

But the concept of the "global economy" is very often an exaggerated one, generating confusion and negative political consequences.

The lighter-than-average volume expected next week could lead to exaggerated moves in the market after a week of sharp losses and advances.

As a tool, English is of much importance, which, however, should not be exaggerated.

The moral qualities of the Soviet intelligentsia have always been exaggerated, says Mr Fortov.

Rhythm: As noted above, athletes who run with an exaggerated stride length tend to be inefficient and tire quickly.

Mike: Not so exaggerated. Nowadays the bank cuts mortgage rates.

This strange result has nothing to do with forecasters making exaggerated claims, or with the innate cussedness of the climate.

Using exaggerated publicity or advertising or other improper methods to solicit insurance to a proposer, insured, or a third party.

More seriously, Dr Fang alleged that Dr Xiao had exaggerated the efficacy of a potentially revolutionary surgical procedure he had invented.

The fear driving today's breakdown in financial markets is as exaggerated as the greed that drove the opposite behaviour a little while ago.

Below is a slightly exaggerated version of a meeting between representatives from marketing, R&D, purchasing, production and finance.

The special accent has become much more exaggerated than British English, developing a strong and distinctive intonation.

But the long-term decline of the U. S. economy has been greatly exaggerated.

But rumours that he would do so within days of the election proved to be exaggerated.

If Lewis Carroll because these two children's book known as the father of modern fairy tale, there is not exaggerated ingredients.

The sector has exaggerated the economy's recent struggles, just as it embellished growth in the middle of 2010.

Some Yemenis grumble that Mr Saleh has exaggerated the threat from al-Qaeda to extract more military aid out of the Americans.

The Czech koruna is down as well on (by most accounts, exaggerated) fears about mortgage debt and current account difficulties.

She said, with a precious and exaggerated tone, this is the most powerful testimony.

But I'm admitting that American medicine has overpromised when it comes to screening. The advantages to screening have been exaggerated.

Bethune interrupted to say that the reports were highly exaggerated.

Moliere was put these malignant coated with exaggerated color on a bright, Cardiff body, throw off the hypocrite forcefully the coat.

Perhaps, especially if the complaints against him are shown to have been untrue, unproven or exaggerated.

Last week he abandoned some of the exaggerated, gothic visions of his early shows.

Rumours of the demise of gold have been exaggerated so often in recent years that seizing on its recent slump smacks of recklessness.

They featured the exaggerated shapes and characterizations of these cartoon characters.

and exaggerated to "make a breakthrough at certain points" so as to put us in a difficult position.

even a child can see that their bodies are pretty much the same as ours , apart from some exaggerated proportions and extra body hair.

I remember brother Ping Yifan had such a blade! Brother helped polish so exaggerated grain!

Speaking on the overall circumstance, I think the trend of my fellow countrymen's declining health appears to be exaggerated.

Researchers found that at least one in four women exaggerated or distorted what they are doing on social media once a month.

It seems they have been wildly exaggerated: Mr. Jobs seemed to be in decent shape.

Unsettled Science - Predictions of an acceleration of increased temperatures are exaggerated. . . . read more.

Mr Poole said price movements had been exaggerated by low volumes on equity markets during the August holidays.

At last, it analyzes how the work creates fantastic plots and exaggerated characters with the help of imagination and amuses readers.

Exaggerated dragon, phoenix and lotus motifs are the most popular to be found in the Pavilion chinoiserie.

The spinning solid rocket motor stability depends whether the small transverse angular velocity is exaggerated or diffused.

They suggested which the consumer do not mislead by the exaggerated advertisement.

Subject: U surface Full of exaggerated descriptions in the disk record side, actually the truth is not.

Next, I'll try to convince you that the gulf said to exist between the Old Economy and New Economy has been greatly exaggerated.

This exaggerated physiological decline of glucose is transient and is seldom accompanied by suppressed lipolysis or clinical symptoms.

But the contribution of foreign demand to China's growth has always been exaggerated, and it is now shrinking.

also Some students like to tell a lie, fabricated, or exaggerated, although the gift of the gab, but not a true friend.

All of the claims are exaggerated, and all the same, both of which render them quite useless as a way of picking good people.

From the class, i knew that only by acting in an exaggerated and subtle way can the drama be called excellent.

Exaggerated sympathetic stimulation is probably central to the cause of this syndrome.

This should be great news, but I'm starting to get nervous because I exaggerated a couple of my responsibilities on my resume.

Recent suggestions from some Western officials that the Taliban are crumbling look to be exaggerated.

The above image is shown in colors exaggerated to highlight the differences in composition.

Economic troubles will exacerbate political tensions. But rumours of the death of capitalism have been exaggerated.

DIRE predictions that the financial crisis will result in a calamitous decline in philanthropy are probably exaggerated.

This idiom was later used metaphorically to describe talking in a vivid and eloquent way. (mostly in an exaggerated and impartical manner).

Huntington minimized the power of universal political values and exaggerated the influence of distinct cultural values.

That ad too exaggerated . . . and that always felt so strange effect where the wrong . . . would rather eat a papaya . . .

Exaggerated growth forecasts and inflated privatization revenue projections will require additional adjustments going forward.

Furthermore, their exaggerated emotionalism occasionally made a mockery of some of their most laudable intentions.

In an effort to save our lives in the early days, I exaggerated what the Taliban could receive for us in ransom.

Every animator's desk has a mirror on it that the animator uses to draw his own exaggerated facial expressions .

The myth of an equal partnership lends France an exaggerated stature and protects Germany from accusations of outright unilateralism.

The subtleties of movements to maintain propulsion in the most economical manner would be lost if one adopted an exaggerated side position.

Most broadcasters maintain that TV has been unfairly criticized and argue that the power of the medium is C. exaggerated.

If this were a soap opera, music would rise, actors would stare with exaggerated alarm at one another, just before a commercial begins.

While this does seem like it should be a serious problem for Americans, who are very reliant on gasoline, are worries exaggerated?

Typically these should include main characters and a representative scene from that film but sometimes they are too exaggerated.

In a thriving relationship, the importance of significant personal space cannot be exaggerated.

It makes sense for China to acquire commodities at the cost of production rather than at the exaggerated market price.

Was it supposed to be a realistic coming-of-age drama like Dawson's Creek, or a more exaggerated soap opera, like Beverly Hills 90210?

Jewelry is a little exaggerated, pants are a little wider and bodices a little barer than those by other designers.

He had four rules: no criticism of ideas; go for a large number of ideas; build on each other's ideas; encourage wild and exaggerated ideas.

Second, while diversification's benefits can be exaggerated, the investment bank will sometimes rescue a failed retail bank.

To promote products and build up the image in the minds of consumers, advertising is inevitable word "exaggerated. "

e. g. Parts of the book are too exaggerated to be true.

The boss in exaggerated shirt, open buttons sit in front of the door, a gambling chip characters style.

Memo to the rest of the field at the 2010 World Cup: Reports of an Argentine demise are greatly exaggerated.

Fail to be a maple leaf , fall though being swept by autumn wind, be exaggerated but by warm blood.

Longan wood carving vivid shape stable, reasonable layout, beautiful structure, both anatomically accurate principle and vivid exaggerated.

Ghoshal suggests that the exaggerated 'pretense' of knowledge leads to sloppiness in theorizing, research design and prescription.

I inquired, still preserving my external composure, in spite of her ghastly countenance, and strange exaggerated manner.

Moreover, some officials argue that the problems of the export sector have been exaggerated.

The nuclear winter theory also remains controversial, with some scientists saying the predicted effects have been exaggerated.

After all, while reports of Europe's economic demise are greatly exaggerated, reports of its high taxes and generous benefits aren't.

They say that more revenue-sharing between the league's haves and have-nots could resolve the teams' exaggerated financial troubles.

Some investors believe that the shift in long-term expectations highlighted by the market moves is exaggerated.

But concerns about overheating in the usual sense of excess demand are exaggerated.

It might be exaggerated but there were a loads of fans.

The best scholars in the field have been careful not to make exaggerated claims.

But much of the information circulating in China was clearly inaccurate or exaggerated, some of it wildly.

Many western accounts of the execution method are largely exaggerated, with some claiming that the execution could take days to perform.

It may be premature to report that the death of the hydrogen economy has been greatly exaggerated.

The editor plays a guiding role in editorial activities, but his guiding role is relative and should not be exaggerated.

Even if it is a common T-shirt, as long as the use of exaggerated decorative jewelry, you will immediately enhance the taste!

Although the comments may be harsh or exaggerated, there may be some truth to be found.

One explanation for this revival of influence is that, with markets so febrile, any shift in opinion is bound to have an exaggerated effect.

Time for you is exaggerated inasmuch that your life span is so short, and so much is measured by your age.

"Grazie mille, " I tell him with exaggerated politeness. A thousand thanks.

But it the exaggerated skill of super reality and to dead it of the performance for downplaying is not accepted or neglect.

Therefore (with apologies to Mark Twain), the EJB Advocate believes that the rumors of the demise of EJB 2. x have been greatly exaggerated.

In the course of the economic cycle, therefore, price pressures tend to be exaggerated.

"Undoubtedly certain things are becoming clear, but to speak about the Scudetto already being assigned appears exaggerated, " he concluded.

Animation is through the production, make some or inanimate things personating, exaggerated, gives the human feelings and actions of all.

All demonstrate an exaggerated sense of entitlement.

Moreover, a lack of extracellular glutathione is associated with exaggerated fibroblast proliferation.

Sino-Forest denied the allegations, including that it fraudulently exaggerated its tree-plantation assets.

CD glasses has many styles and colors and its variety of modeling exaggerated mapping out glasses of fun and colorful world.

Gong gave a dramatic performance, in which her facial expressions and body movements were so exaggerated that it made you laugh.

Clinton acknowledged that she misspoke when she exaggerated the dangers of a trip to Bosnia as First Lady in 1996.

On the face of it, the Spanish fears look exaggerated.

Fela also criticised his countrymen for what he saw as their exaggerated reverence for authority and cowardice.

An exaggerated fear of violent disorder seemed to be another reason why aid was slow.

In a certain sense , the degree in which education is valued is actually exaggerated .

Not allowed to wear the dazzled and exaggerated jewelry or decorations.

This code would try to distinguish between commissions paid for real services and exaggerated fees that really amount to bribes.

Some of the faces were clear enough , but some were mere blurs and blotches or had one feature grossly exaggerated .

In fact people are likely to display group polarization when together: initial preferences actually become exaggerated by group discussions.

This time, Song Dandan again followed the familiar light comedy style, appropriate exaggerated performances and bones . . .

It's a really good Dao, but whether the title is a bit exaggerated!

Yeah. The pharmaceuticals companys purposely exaggerated the H1N1 epidemic situation and its perniciousness.

Happy April Fools Oh! Do not tell exaggerated stories and do not tease others.

But some analysts believe the long-term risk of higher food prices is exaggerated.

Over the years, the scientific method evolved to create order and evaluation to otherwise exaggerated claims.

She spoke English well with an American accent, not, though, a very exaggerated one.

Next, Sir, I think you may have an exaggerated idea of the natural ness of "traditional" or "organic" agriculture.

Mr. and Mrs. Mace walk around the track with exaggerated and ridiculous arm motions.

The person in charge of the programme was said to have exaggerated its positive effects.

It has done nothing to even out Britain's inequalities (indeed, it has exaggerated them).

I therefore declare that reports of the death of the so-called "super-angel" have been greatly exaggerated.

The significance of these papyri finds can scarcely be over-exaggerated.

Every old-fashioned American amusement park had a fun house with mirrors that exaggerated your features.

This having been said, it is nevertheless a little difficult to avoid joking at certain exaggerated cases brought about by this.

However an official from a relief agency claims that the numbers of refugees have been exaggerated.

His revelations of financial corruption were lurid and highly exaggerated, but they had a tremendous impact.

Mr. Fischman, 58, now believes the company misrepresented its services and exaggerated its capabilities.

The disease process has three phases, beginning with the lytic phase where exaggerated bone resorption occurs by atypical osteoclasts.

Hyper alert, exaggerated movements, frequent urination & defecation.

Can much suggestion sex includes " rejuvenescent " , time feeling is lost, exaggerated covet and inspect richly psychedelic.

One of the ways to find balance again is by learning to recognize and avoid exaggerated thinking.

I have no way of checking these figures, but I have every reason to believe they are not exaggerated.

There has long been a debate in China over celebrities appearing in ads that make exaggerated or even false claims.

Sufferers of generalized anxiety disorder have persistent and exaggerated worries and constantly expect disaster.

Raynaud's phenomenon (RP) is an exaggerated vascular response to cold temperature or emotional stress.

People close to the Obama's transition team caution against exaggerated expectations related to the stimulus plan.

In fact, the background colors are grossly exaggerated to make a point about the stylesheet organization of the application.