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Schopenhauer saw
exaggeration as
essential to journalism. He may have
overstated this case, but
yellow journalism thrived on exaggeration, and fact-checking...
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praised Snow and Donenfeld's performances, but also
wrote that the film "
overstates the obvious, with a
twist ending that will
leave every viewer gobsmacked...
- that
bullet fragments could be
matched to a box of ammunition, was so
overstated that it was
misleading under the
rules of evidence. One year later, the...
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complex methods for
misusing or
misdirecting funds,
overstating revenues,
understating expenses,
overstating the
value of
corporate ****ets, or underreporting...
- ****umed the
status of a mid-tier power. However,
historians have
sometimes overstated the
extent of this decline,
especially when
considering the
period up...
- the
granting of Cabinet-level
status to the office,
stating "One, it
overstates the role and
importance the U.N.
should have in U.S.
foreign policy, second...
- 2016. Thevenot, Brian; Russell, Gordon. "Reports of
anarchy at
Superdome overstated".
Archived October 23, 2005, at the
Wayback Machine Seattle Times. September...
- In the
United States,
poverty has both
social and
political implications. In 2020,
there were 37.2
million people in poverty. Some of the many
causes include...
- In 1993,
Buckingham Palace called estimates of £100 million "grossly
overstated". In 1971, Jock Colville, her
former private secretary and a director...
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generalizations about the use of
bitcoin in
illicit finance are
significantly overstated and that
blockchain analysis is an
effective crime fighting and intelligence...
