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All parts of the body can be used to create emphasis that exaggerates points where the person is feeling stronger emotions.

For while debt can be a problem, the way our politicians and pundits think about debt is all wrong, and exaggerates the problem's size.

He exaggerates dreadfully, and all boys like to seem Byronic, so do most men, for the matter of that.

Hunter said Betty always exaggerates his weaknesses, the statement might start a quarrel between them.

Neither should a witness be so invested in denigrating a technique that he exaggerates the disagreement within the scientific community.

Using English songs is an effective way of English language teaching , which also exaggerates the atmosphere of English classes .

Some might respond that such a critique exaggerates the hardness of "hard" science and the softness of economics.

I knew most exaggerates raises the tiger, but looked the news is refers lets him raise in the home, does not let him carry over them.

Also, credibility suffers when users clearly see that the site exaggerates.

Impossible is the western culture of simple supplement retouching, should not narrowly defined as exaggerates the banner of nationalism.

To a certain extent, this value judgment exaggerates the role of charters and the opposition between commerce and feudalism.

Your fashion does not reveal, the naive free of evil intention smiling face, gentle surrounds me, exaggerates loves Italy's portrait.

Friedberg also exaggerates Chinese power, although in pursuit of a different argument.

He often exaggerates his achievements to get praise from his boss.

Her hairstyle exaggerates the roundness of her face.

And many agronomists hold that relying on year-to-year yield changes for modelling exaggerates the damage due to longer climate shifts.

The game picture uses the honorable person proportion, exaggerates the technical performance with the animation the cartoon style.

If you want to tell us what ideas, whether you day and night exaggerates the most beautiful in the ideal?

One point to consider: The calculation of shelter costs in the consumer-price index potentially exaggerates deflationary pressures.

If faces the floor profession the austere situation imputes merely in the environment influence, this rather has exaggerates the suspicion.

Do you know someone who exaggerates the emotional rewards of being a parent?

Remember, always learn to admit your mistakes that you've done, before somebody else exaggerates the story.

But climatologist Patrick Michaels of the Cato Institute says that exaggerates the problem.

I tend to discount anything that Sally says. She exaggerates so much!

Logo exaggerates the French original habitat the characteristic very character and style .

His challenge is salutary but, like most revisionists, Morozov exaggerates in the opposite direction.

Hunt's statement that Betty always exaggerates his faults may well bead to a quarrel.

"[Obama] exaggerates our power, but he increases demand for our services, " the superlobbyist Tony Podesta told The New York Times.

"I think the media exaggerates everything, " says Jessica Cuevas, a software engineer who planned to attend her workplace on Monday.

I think this argument exaggerates what a non-elected council president can do in the absence of a joint foreign policy.

The advertiser exaggerates the benefits of the merchandise he wants to sell. Thus, he misrepresents the truch.

Admit your errors before someone else exaggerates them---Andrew V. Mason, American author.

Iraqi businessmen gripe that CNN exaggerates the violence in their country, but it is real enough.

Take his words with a grain of salt. He always exaggerates.

"A distorted picture" is the result, they say, one that exaggerates trade imbalances between nations.

Transforms the perspective drawing after the camera view exaggerates the camera view.

The first one is the opinion that over exaggerates the influence of western culture, resulting in pessimism to our traditional culture.

But Kaletsky's view of history is one that exaggerates the role of particular individuals and decisions.

" Testosterone doesn't create bubbles, but it exaggerates them, " Coates said.

For now she knew the pettiness of the passions that art exaggerates.

The slow shutter exaggerates the explosive look of the fireworks.

Admit your errors before someone else exaggerates them.

The Western media, he says, exaggerates it all.

He always exaggerates when he tells about things he has done.

Leaf asked open, but later he exaggerates deserted boxing.

If Germany relies on the economy China, that too exaggerates .

And when Mr Hoodbhoy, for example, talks of an impending bloodbath it is still possible to think he exaggerates.

In any case Mr Osborne vastly exaggerates the effect of the UK Budget deficit on long term rates.

He exaggerates, but he does not lie.

friend exaggerates a man's virtue, an enemy his crimes.

People will not believe a person who always exaggerates.

Furthermore, the dialogue exaggerates the situation between the English and Scottish in the 13th century.

That dress exaggerates her height.

Of course, this exaggerates the case, but not greatly.

"The media always exaggerates how many companies have closed in Dongguan, " he complained.

An actor who overacts or a performer who exaggerates.

She always exaggerates when she tells something she's done.

Mr Joseph exaggerates, but not entirely.

News beats the air , exaggerates, Yue Lai Yue at will such as gossip.

a friend exaggerates a man's virtue, an enemy hellos crimes.

A friend exaggerates a man's virtue, and enemy his crimes.

For example, the salesman who goes beyond the hype and exaggerates.

A friend exaggerates a man's virtue.

I thought that one is exaggerates ; second, wins favor by ostentation.

The mural exaggerates the height of the pagodas next to it which are actually only 15 storeys high compared to the skyscraper's 72 storeys

America issued the Chinese military force reported exaggerates theChinese military threat

i ' m sure he exaggerates his irish accent