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Mr. Blix's confidence that the Security Council would eventually have done the right thing if only Washington and London had been more patient and reasonable is also overstated.

The report found that class rankings were also overstated, although the methodology used to produce the data was not clear.

While their bond seemed genuine, it was also overstated and, either way, not terribly evident in their public dealings.

The silhouette of robes and gowns was also overstated: if the shoulders of the original robes were slightly padded, the shoulders of the costume were higher and wider.

That said, Mr. McGhee said the notion of a silver bullet — however bad the voters of California want one — was also overstated.

But they're also overstated, because what the A.P. (along with most other news stories on the subject) doesn't make clear is that the "losses" don't represent actual money out the door, but rather lost revenue.

Though the new members were not in Congress in 2008 for the vote on the bank bailout during the height of the financial crisis, there is lingering sentiment in Republican circles that the risks of rejecting the program were also overstated in that case.

The percentage gains for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes were also overstated.

The percentages for incidence in the whole cohort compared with those in the stable practices are also overstated by a factor of 10: the values should be 0.93% versus 0.78% for men and 1.83% versus 1.58% for women.

Indeed, officials in some cities and provinces are also overstating economic output, corporate revenue, corporate profits and tax receipts, the corporate executives and economists said.

The uniqueness of his drawings is also regularly overstated.