Similarly, Republicans have exaggerated its effects: It is not a "government takeover," and it will not unsettle the roughly 85% of citizens who currently have insurance.
"I'm always amused when people on the one hand say — the sequester doesn't mean anything and the administration's exaggerating its effects; and then whatever the specific effects are, they yell and scream and say, "Why are you doing that?" Mr. Obama said.
Given the reciprocal interconnection between the core and the shell (van Dongen et al., 2005), lesions of one subregion might thus eliminate modulatory inputs, allowing amphetamine to act in core or shell exclusively and hence exaggerating its effects.
Governments' turnover, nineteen where there could have been only nine/ten, is, at least partly, the result of exaggerated popular discourse that encourages such political posturing and exaggerates its effect on policy outcomes.
By placing a lot of orders with numerous banks, the central bank also created buzz in the market, which helped exaggerate the effect of its bond buying.
So I explored this in myself and exaggerated it for comedic effect.
These concerns are perfectly logical — although it is also possible to exaggerate the effects that these laws might have.
Since publication biases would tend to exaggerate clinical effects resulting in potentially erroneous clinical decision making, it is important to assess the likely extent of the bias and its potential impact on the conclusions [ 25].
But never did she exaggerate dramatic effects.
"If you want to gain rhetorical points today, you exaggerate the effects of the holding".
