Acknowledging this, Mahathir stroked his chin and smilingly said that he did not mean to exaggerate the importance of the issue.

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One does not need to exaggerate the unity of the Civil Rights Movement to note that it was substantially more ideologically and politically cohesive.

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It would not, he argued, be "wise" and the UK could lose its global leadership role, but that it was as important for Europhiles not to over-exaggerate the dangers, just as it was vital that Eurosceptics did not underestimate the consequences.

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Hyping your company is not just a natural tendency to exaggerate your size and importance.

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The system is not proportional and in fact tends to exaggerate electoral swings, giving the winning party a bigger share of seats than it got in votes.

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Head of student affairs Faisal Hanjra said he believed such a step was not generally useful because it tended to exaggerate the threat and blow the issue out of proportion.

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The expert cast knows how to play farce exaggerate everything, but not too much.

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