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MK Narayan, a former national security adviser, recently claimed that up to 150 Indians were fighting with Isis, though security officials in Delhi said this was exaggerated.

It can be argued that, having removed the ITB during dissection, the significance of this was exaggerated.

"It's our view that that this was exaggerated because it did not include, for example, the cost of implementing such a scheme".

Some of this was exaggerated, some entirely predictable, but with the final product now available for consumption, hopefully the conversation can finally shift from the optics and marketing to one about quality of content.

This is exaggerated further when there are differential dropout rates between study groups.

Many independent economists believe that this is exaggerated by several percentage points.

What seems to be the case is that first-hand accounts of this were exaggerated over time from what was a pole-balancing trick.

This is exaggerated in this low-wage economy, but it gives the Federal Reserve a reason to hike interest rates.

The reason for this is not yet clear; muscle atrophy after disuse predisposes to HO and this is exaggerated in muscle rich in slow-twitch fibres, such as the medial aspect of the vastus medialis.

However, this is exaggerating the difficulties associated with this study type.

In the US large numbers of civil servants leave after a presidential election, although Maude said on Monday this trait was exaggerated.