Third, exaggerated findings on the simulator may have decreased the need and efficacy of dual-processing instruction.
OJ told the producer that the police lied about finding $10,000 and exaggerated about the amount of blood found in the Bronco, though he made no mention about the disguise kit and passport.
OJ told the producer that the had police lied about finding $10,000 and exaggerated about the amount of blood found in the Bronco, though he made no mention about the disguise kit and passport.
Both Mr. Blair and Mr. Bush are battling charges that they misrepresented the threat posed by Saddam Hussein and exaggerated intelligence findings to bolster their case for a military strike on Iraq.
Soon she was photographing her parents, aunts, uncles, and cousins — the whole mishpocha — finding loopy antics and exaggerated period detail in holiday gatherings and daily ritual.
If L1 is reduced, the colonization case is relatively unaffected, except that the trend in farther sources become exaggerated because cells have to explore longer before finding a detectable signal.
The low reversibility of SCH23390 binding, although exaggerated in the pig compared to primates, is not a completely unexpected finding.
The Lombardo group was known for finding the right formula and doing it the same way every time, from the vocals to the exaggerated vibrato of the saxophones to the clipped phrases of the brass.
Yet the belief in the exaggerated efficacy of earlier detection is widespread: a recent survey of cancer screening attitudes found that 74% of the general population believes that finding cancer early saves lives most or all of the time [ 45].
Phillip J. Musegaas, staff lawyer for Riverkeeper, called the study's findings exaggerated and questioned whether they were biased, because Entergy, which operates the two Indian Point plants, is a member of the local Business Council.
