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Hu downplays the fact that, like all Chinese newspapers, Global Times is subject to government review before publication.

Hagelstein thinks that the report downplays optimism among reviewers, and he contests the accuracy of its poll numbers.

Is positive because people's responsibility downplays imperfection to even result in social of the part lose a preface.

This sounds like a doomsday scenario, but Epstein downplays that aspect.

Unlike the deniers, however, he believes that the consensus view actually downplays the problem.

The London team "downplays" the differences they did find between the foods, he says.

But, the contemporary university student downplays the phenomenon also to exist in the university varying degree.

It also downplays the continuing role of science in helping fuel technological development.

With John Constantine representing another savior of mankind, Reeves still downplays the religious aspects of the story.

The Gates Foundation, keen to avoid a public row, also downplays them.

When I ask Urschel about the lack of space afforded to these troubling developments, he downplays their significance.

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Pakistani President Downplays Threats Against His Life