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The New York Times - Books

She exaggerated.

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The Guardian - Books

But these are exaggerated.

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The New York Times

He exaggerated only slightly.

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The New York Times

The terminology is revealing.

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The Guardian - Opinion

First, some terminology.

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The New York Times

Terminology is everything.

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The New York Times

That seems exaggerated.

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The Economist

The terminology varies.

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The New York Times

An exaggerated comparison?

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The Economist

How exaggerated is it?

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