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One columnist on the editorial page repeatedly attacked media stories on backdating, suggesting that the scandal was being overblown.

And some analysts are arguing that shale's potential is being overblown.

As expected, however, China reacted coldly to the Philippine proposal, saying that the tensions were being overblown.

EDWIN ANDREWS Malden, Mass., April 4, 2011 To the Editor: The significance of Richard Goldstone's Op-Ed article in The Washington Post is being overblown.

Trump supporters defend their candidate Jump to media player Trump supporters tell the BBC the candidate's recent comments are being "overblown" at a rally for the candidate in Florida.

"The Committee omitted the Western vendors and their Chinese manufacturing partners, which provide most of the U.S. equipment now in use". Meanwhile, Huawei contends that national security concerns are being overblown in the interest of protectionism, which stifles competition and innovation.

Just asked Florida Gov. and McCain surrogate Charlie Christ, who says the allegation is being overblown.

Some gun rights groups say the technology is expensive, the guns are unreliable and the threat is being overblown.

Advocates of the law say the fear of abuse is being overblown because the law gives those facing allegations the opportunity to defend themselves before a judge.

If you think I'm being overblown, all you need to do is watch last night's episode of The Colbert Report, which was uniquely inspiring, edifying and touching — all while still managing to be completely hilarious.

"The whole situation is being overblown," he said.