Though this is an exaggeration, credit-default-swap spreads, which measure investors' expectations of default, are wider for some American states than they are for some of the euro zone's other peripheral economies (see chart).In this section Can pay, won't pay Hand to mouth Is all politics local?
Then, conservatives exaggerated the exaggeration.
Comedy thrives on exaggeration, so it's a credit to the show's creator, Mike White, that "Enlightened" isn't an entirely sarcastic title.
"Giving Pep the credit is not an exaggeration," said Henry, who scored the winning goal last weekend against Villarreal, the team's most recent victim.
With pardonable exaggeration, Ms Uglow in her introduction credits the Lunar men with nothing less than inventing the modern world.In this section Giving account Before there were departments Who's afraid of the new science?
Actually, that's an exaggeration.
Also, it should actively manage the capital and liquidity in the banking system over the ups and downs of the credit cycle to stamp out wild exaggerations.
The Gail's Artisan Bakery Cookbook uses croissant dough, an innovation they credit to the great state of California: "and it's no exaggeration to say that our lives haven't been the same since".
The Senate in March defeated a plan to repeal tax credits for the most profitable companies in the history of the world (OK, perhaps a slight exaggeration) and extend subsidies to give renewable some breathing room.
Exaggeration breeds exaggeration.
"Exaggeration breeds exaggeration," Lepore writes.
