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Let's put these common myths, exaggerations and outright lies about premature ejaculation to bed once and for all!

This advertisement made use of a lot of rhetoric skills, including a pair of passes, parable and exaggerations among them.

we ' ve had to deal with lots of issues this week regarding wild exaggerations in the press , " he told muti in an exclusive interview" .

Both these extreme views are exaggerations and represent the enormous waste of energy that has gone into the so-called battle of the sexes.

Plus, there is a good chance that this employer or a subsequent one will conduct a background check and your exaggerations will be exposed.

For most of us, our work does not have life-or-death consequences, so fears we have about failure are likely to be exaggerations.

But these days, the president's exaggerations are running up against economic reality: For the average Iranian, times are tough.

Such exaggerations aside, some of the amendments will boost the powers of the presidency, an office Mr Erdogan is widely believed to covet.

The breed requires moderation both in structure and presentation, and any exaggerations are to be shunned.

A few are extreme extrapolations and one or two exaggerations from a kernel of truth.

But her exaggerations were discovered during a background check soon after and she was fired.

For the record I personally don't believe that what these people say are scare tactics, embellishments or over exaggerations.

you know all of these are true, no exaggerations.

The Stem Cell Divide does not take sides, and the author debunks the distortions and exaggerations that come from every camp.

Meanwhile, doctrinal activists still sing out their contradictions and exaggerations.

Toyota's quality has slipped as volumes have boomed, never mind themedia exaggerations and safety frenzy. It has grown too big too fast.

Television drug ads engage in such blatant deceptions and exaggerations that even the medical journals are starting to condemn the practice.

Garcia was forced to apologize for his "serious errors and exaggerations" .

Sports commentators always speak very fast, with a lot of exaggerations, and it's usually hard to catch every word.

He does acknowledge that " exaggerations " are widespread in academia.

The selected truths, exaggerations, and lies of wartime propaganda.

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Such exaggerations from the Tibetan community in exile come as no surprise though.

It is less absurd to claim that media exaggerations have deepened the recession, perhaps even caused it.

Projections of deaths and economic losses (as much as $3 trillion) based on the lethal bird-flu virus will look like gross exaggerations.

And so are the exaggerations and lies bankers stuff into the reviews.

There are a lot of exaggerations and falsehoods about the Indians.

We should abstain from any exaggerations and void phrase-making.

A Case Study of Naturalistic Description with Metaphors and Exaggerations in Composition

Painters create their works out of imaginations and bold exaggerations,

For such exaggerations here and there I see

a story full of exaggerations