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Others have dismissed such claims as overemphasized by liberals.

Re "Once Again, Prozac Takes Center Stage, in Furor" (July 18): As a psychologist, I agree that Prozac and other antidepressants are often overemphasized by insurance companies seeking ways to shorten psychological treatment.

The drama of the book — which is emphasized and even overemphasized by Donald Margulies's screenplay — is the push-and-pull between the journalist and his subject, which is also the relationship between two young novelists.

In either case, when you inevitably win the pool with this strategy, you are obligated to announce that you watched no basketball at all during the tournament, cannot imagine what everyone got so worked up about, and think that sports are overemphasized by society.

It is also observed that local variations in precipitation tend to be overemphasized by DWT and EEMD.

The results with the additional metrics support the general conclusion based on the results with PSNR [7, 8]: the perceptual impact of channel distortion is often either under- or overemphasized by an objective metric, and the direction of the bias depends on the content.

However, these elements tend to be overemphasized and sensationalized by commentators (both friendly and hostile) who are ill-informed regarding authentic doctrine and practice.

"By overemphasizing certain parts, by recalling July 4th, for example, you might make it more difficult to recall July 5th.

Frost weathering and nivation have been overemphasized; headwalls retreat largely by slope collapse after oversteepening.

The morbidity and mortality caused by this disease cannot be overemphasized.

The import of household electricity, improved toilet facilities and delivery at hospital facilities to child survival as indicated by this study cannot be overemphasized.