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It is right that the political aspects of Cleisthenes (who was in fact far from producing democracy in the full sense) can too easily be overemphasized at the expense of the military; but the better view is that the new system had advantages on more than one level simultaneously.

Although some observers believe that data collection, especially in the Internet age, has been overemphasized at the expense of analysis, computer technology and the application of artificial intelligence, which allow computer programs to organize mammoth amounts of raw material for analysts, promise to make the tidal wave of information manageable.

The fact that 3 STs did not uniquely match geographical lineage should not be overemphasized at this stage being not statistically significant.

Critics of the Republican approach say it has overemphasized abstinence at the expense of condoms and other prevention strategies.

It should be overemphasized that, at the time of animal death, when lipid peroxidation differed considerably within tissues, the oxidative burst of circulating neutrophils was defective.

The adoption of an 'esoteric' wisdom or 'theosophy' (Corbin), or even a philosophia perennis approach (Nasr), to Suhrawardi's work often overemphasizes the mystical at the expense of the philosophical and somehow blurs the distinction between philosophy, theology and mysticism.

"If the measures become important guides, they will lead schools to overemphasize the measured at the expense of the immeasurable," he wrote in a special issue of Peer Review, the journal of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, devoted to the debate over value-added testing.

And perhaps they were worried, as Mr. Atlas suspects Mr. Gore is, that modern civilization might indeed overemphasize the material at the expense of the spiritual.

In his earliest fighting, Mr. Chan said, he overemphasized the acrobatics and the artistic poses at the expense of plausibility.

But even here, there has been worry that the theory overemphasizes the contribution of the director at the expense of other people actors, directors of photography, screenwriters whose contributions may be equally important to the making of at least some films.

"While there is no evidence that the crimes charged here actually resulted in any personal injury to airline passengers or harm to aircraft, the importance of the integrity of security services at airports cannot be overemphasized," said the United States attorney in Philadelphia, Michael R. Stiles.