" They could also create what are known as "exaggerations.
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If the sender obliges, any prior exaggerations will be revealed.
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At best, they represent exceptional cases; if not, gross exaggerations.
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The Post's database includes everything from exaggerations to outright lies.
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Pablo Picasso, too, and his architectonic forms and bold exaggerations.
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TV's distortions and exaggerations come in sizes large and small.
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An exciting conversation will arrive, but watch out for exaggerations.
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And we once got worked up about Al Gore's exaggerations?
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American history is filled with embellishments, exaggerations and outright fabrications.
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Are no exaggerations of our candidate's merits to be allowed?
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The first experiment drew on Trump's exaggerations of crime statistics.
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Now that he is, improbably, president, the exaggerations are less charming.
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Exciting conversations will come this morning, but watch out for exaggerations.
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He has since said that his statements about Assange were exaggerations.
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These claims were debunked at the time as exaggerations and speculation.
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Bryce has also made a series of exaggerations in this race.
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An optimistic vibe flows tonight, but watch out for exaggerations this evening.
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We're surrounded by lies — exaggerations, self-deceptions, the background hum of advertisements.
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Exciting conversations and plans take place today, but watch out for exaggerations.
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But also prepare for some exaggerations or for an overly optimistic vibe.
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But some misperceptions follow intentional fabrications or exaggerations of the law's impact.
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This evening will bring some exciting conversations, but watch out for exaggerations.
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In general, watch out for exaggerations—on your end of anyone else's.
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Also, don't succumb to paranoid thoughts since exaggerations are in the air.
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Then there is the entire multitude of gross exaggerations and outright falsehoods.
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His often-repeated personal success stories were either exaggerations or outright lies.
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Big conversations are in the air today, but watch out for exaggerations.
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Watch out for exaggerations, and try not to spend all your cash.
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Dietrich and Riefenstahl wrote memoirs, which were full of evasions and exaggerations.
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These aren't mere exaggerations or truth shadings; they are often just lies.
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His 80-minute appearance was pockmarked with exaggerations, falsehoods and misleading rhetoric.
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Or assertions of personal conviction, or the exaggerations that come with colloquial speech?
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What Trump thinks are mere exaggerations in business, they frequently see as falsehoods.
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An eye-opening conversation will arrive this evening, but watch out for exaggerations.
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The story is filled with massive exaggerations, gross mischaracterizations and, sometimes, outright lies.
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Outrage leads to exaggerations, to elevated death tolls, to rumors becoming eyewitness accounts.
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These three men spent decades in prison as a result of statistical exaggerations.
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Instead Jackson argues that Himes's "sizzling exaggerations … amplified and telescoped" Himes's political concerns.
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It was rife with exaggerations, asides and lots and lots of "huh?" moments.
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"I'm not shocked that elected officials are using hyperbole and exaggerations," Hurd said.
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Swedish officials criticized Mr. Trump's statements about crime in the country as exaggerations.
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In the past, Trump has repeated unsubstantiated claims or exaggerations during legal depositions.
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Don't get lost in the excitement, and definitely watch out for some big exaggerations.
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The chain was accused of false advertising, including exaggerations about its students' career placement.
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His real talent comes in his ability to convince people of his ridiculous exaggerations.
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People will be sharing some big ideas this morning, but watch out for exaggerations.
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Here are some claims to watch for: Exaggerations Trump frequently exaggerates even legitimate accomplishments.
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With no media plan in place, they tripped over their own inventions and exaggerations.
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Jumping from topic to topic, he offered raw emotions, non sequiturs and florid exaggerations.
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As Republicans flock behind the president, they start to believe his exaggerations and misinformation.
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Some of the claims were completely false, while others were half-truths and exaggerations.
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He also said that he's learned that outright lies don't work as well as exaggerations.
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With the T20s, I'm okay with all the usual exaggerations that come from headphone companies.
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Don't use exaggerations, like "you always do this," and actually listen to the other person.
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"You realize that in the sell-offs, you get exaggerations of this impact," he said.
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Clinton endlessly over minor misstatements and exaggerations, or sometimes over actions that were perfectly innocent.
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But the speech he delivered Monday suffered from a spate of exaggerations, lies and boasts.
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A relentlessly partisan press manipulated readers' loyalty with appeals to emotion, exaggerations and outright lies.
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Given these new dynamics, how then should Biden's scattered falsehoods, exaggerations and conflations be judged?
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Whereas with the male leaders of the cartels, there were exaggerations of what they did.
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"Fiscal policy should be careful not to encourage such exaggerations," Schaeuble told Der Spiegel magazine.
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Facts First: This was another of Trump's regular exaggerations of numbers that are already impressive.
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President Trump has used several false claims and exaggerations as he has made his pitch.
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These two sculptures use of the guise of art to camouflage well-known racist exaggerations.
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After all, most of the game's characters are exaggerations of real-life animals and scientific theories.
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I think this is why he painted rays coming out of their eyes, among other exaggerations.
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These characters were supposed to be gross exaggerations of players commonly found in Black urban communities.
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"That's why I'm taking full responsibility for it," when asked about his exaggerations of the incident.
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He apologized profusely and assured me of the exaggerations of the script and I returned home.
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It offered up anger and vitriol, warmed-over exaggerations, outright lies, divisive rhetoric and even plagiarism!
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Jupiter likes to overdo everything, and Venus loves its indulgences, so watch out for exaggerations today.
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Unfortunately, Trump has a history of exaggerations, half-truths, and outright falsehoods, and becomes easily distracted.
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But as its third season airs, I have come to appreciate the purposefulness of its exaggerations.
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These materials reappear in wall sculptures from 1972 that offer similarly sly exaggerations of gestural painting.
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Mr. Trump has unleashed a blizzard of falsehoods, exaggerations and outright lies in the general election.
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But now that he's there, Kudlow's errors, misstatements, and exaggerations are wreaking havoc on U.S. policy.
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President Donald Trump litters his public statements with false claims, from little exaggerations to big lies.
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People are in an excited mood, so some exaggerations may take place, but, they're well meaning.
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Big conversations arrive concerning your social life— juicy information is shared, but watch out for exaggerations.
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Watch out for big exaggerations on September 26 when the Sun meets extravagant Jupiter in Libra.
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Any lies, half-truths, or exaggerations undermine trust, and trust is the engine of outbreak response.
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The report also determined that despite Blair's exaggerations, Saddam Hussein did not pose an imminent threat.
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Telepathy, mind control, time travel: These are all just exaggerations of the power books actually have.
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Just be mindful of exaggerations or overbooking yourself the next day, when Mercury clashes with Jupiter.
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He often cherry-picks facts that prove to be exaggerations when the broader context is considered.
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Strictly speaking, Norman is a con artist, a spinner of exaggerations, half-truths and outright lies.
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But the pro-Brexit campaign was premised on lies and exaggerations about what it would mean.
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" A source close to Pitt says any accusations beyond that are "a combination of exaggerations and lies.
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The exaggerations seem to say something about the subject themselves (or in this case a self portrait).
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Sprint can say that without many asterisks or exaggerations, and UK carriers are also getting on board.
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I teach my debaters that exaggerations are almost as bad as lies when it comes to persuasion.
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But Trump and others quickly evolved into exaggerations, embellishments, and making promises that perhaps can't be kept.
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Lots of talk takes place today—watch out for exaggerations and stay away from know-it-alls.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter at 1:54 AM, inspiring big ideas and conversations—but watch out for exaggerations.
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Some exciting conversations will arrive this evening, but watch out for exaggerations, and collect all the facts.
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But Trump makes noxious and false claims and exaggerations so often that they no longer seem shocking.
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But he said that Ms. Huang's report contained slanderous errors and exaggerations, which he did not specify.
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Your ruling planet Mercury clashes with Jupiter, bringing exciting news your way—just watch out for exaggerations.
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For the most part, voters and the media have been charitable to these slight exaggerations of fact.
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Chosen announcements are also thoroughly fact-checked: a process that sometimes turns up exaggerations or outright falsehoods.
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Johnson is not -- however florid the exaggerations of some of his critics -- a Nazi or a fascist.
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Those exaggerations and lies aren't great but they don't carry any huge impact on the world stage.
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Unfortunately, there's a realistic chance your professional claims will be exposed for the outrageous exaggerations they are.
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Exaggerations are also likely, but fun conversations are taking place and it's a good time to brainstorm.
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Just watch out for a few exaggerations… people will be talking from their hearts, not their heads .
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There was the usual litany of gross exaggerations and outright falsehoods to keep the fact-checking machines whirring.
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Suggestions in the press that Russia's submarine force is operating at "Cold War levels" are exaggerations at best.
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Communication continues to flow on February 22, when Mercury squares off with Saturn—but watch out for exaggerations.
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We think of Jupiter as being the planet of luck and expansion, but it can also bring exaggerations.
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At times, taking things that are totally unimportant or relatively unimportant, driving it into all kinds of exaggerations.
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But his exaggerations come not only in impromptu musings but when he is mostly reciting a prepared text.
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Communication planet Mercury clashes with lucky planet Jupiter, stirring up exciting conversations—but do watch out for exaggerations.
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Plenty of conversation takes place as Mercury clashes with Jupiter on February 22—just watch out for exaggerations!
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When your planetary ruler Mercury faces off with Jupiter, the planet of excess, midweek, you're prone to exaggerations.
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Both extremes have rejected nuanced dialogue and opted for gutter accusations, false comparisons, gross exaggerations and even threats.
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That is a tall task — the president's penchant for half-truths, exaggerations and outright falsehoods is well established.
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Kate and Lauren, no less than Sydney and the senator, are improbable exaggerations, caricatures with no human shading.
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More Saudi news: Here's a breakdown of Mr. Trump's exaggerations on the economic benefits of the Saudi relationship.
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Confusing communications take place on September 7 as Mercury opposes Neptune—watch out for exaggerations, lies, or laziness.
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But he's transformed himself, adopting some of the president's favorite language and Trump's propensity for exaggerations and falsehoods.
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You're dreaming big as the moon in Pisces clashes with Jupiter, but watch out for gossip or exaggerations.
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Look, look, look, it says, at the clothes, their fabrics, colors, shapes, shocks, quotations, details, exaggerations and parodies.
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"Exaggerations, distortion and alienation are characteristics of the genre of satire and caricature," prosecutors said in a statement.
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Moderate Democrats insist those concerns are overblown and that the bill has been smeared by exaggerations from liberals.
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Communication planet Mercury squares off with Jupiter on February 22, creating a flurry of conversations—watch out for exaggerations!
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Time has a fascinating interview with Trump about his use of lies, falsehoods, untruths, and exaggerations, especially on Twitter.
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The stories told about the jazz singer we know as Billie Holiday are rife with contradictions, exaggerations and mysteries.
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They peddled exaggerations and lies to frustrated and angry Britons, some of whom have legitimate grievances about economic insecurity.
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"A lie is different from the spin, exaggerations and squabbling between candidates that are commonplace in politics," she said.
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And, pervasive London tabloid exaggerations of what the EU was all about made serious policy discussions that much tougher.
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John Ratcliffe of Texas, after questions arose about the congressman's lack of experience and possible exaggerations in his resume.
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Communication planet Mercury clashes with philosophical Jupiter, making for an exciting day for communication—just watch out for exaggerations!
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Rubin denied the allegation in the New York Times story, which he said contained "wild exaggerations" about his compensation.
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Or he's a primly religious, utterly devoted family man whose blemishes are the inventions and exaggerations of political foes.
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In this syndrome the person tells lies or fanciful exaggerations of the truth presumably to garner attention and appreciation.
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"I tend to think that the inaccuracies President Trump tells are basically exaggerations of the truth," Mr. Thiel said.
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Those of us who understand our own complexities and nuances, and can laugh at the book's exaggerations of them?
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It's impossible not to hear his justifications for Suleimani's killing through the filter of his past exaggerations and lies.
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Some inspiring conversations are sure to take place, thanks to Mercury and Jupiter's connection—just be careful about exaggerations!
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with lucky Jupiter this morning, creating a productive atmosphere—just watch out for exaggerations!
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"Many of the problems of this year's car are simply exaggerations of those we had last year," Lowe said.
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Trump's message on immigration is largely based on lies and exaggerations, and this campaign ad is just the latest iteration.
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Communication planet Mercury clashes with Jupiter today at 10:16 AM, so watch out for exaggerations and glossed-over details.
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Much of Iranian speech is rife with exaggerations that, while understood by a native speaker, do not translate well literally.
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It can even come in the form of slight exaggerations that lead people to think you are someone you're not.
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Just watch out for people making exaggerations or straight-up having no idea what they're talking about on these days!
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Humor is a huge survival technique for marginalized people, and particularly queer humor is about exaggerations, about absurdities as well.
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The Sun opposes your planetary ruler Jupiter this evening, bringing to light some interesting information — just watch out for exaggerations!
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Just watch out for exaggerations or making promises you can't keep when Mercury squares off with Jupiter on April 12.
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In accepting his party's nomination for the vice presidency, Ryan delivered a speech riddled with easily checked falsehoods and exaggerations.
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" Politico fact-checked Trump for one week and found "more than five dozen statements deemed mischaracterizations, exaggerations, or simply false.
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And despite its relative brevity, there are at least seven examples of exaggerations, mischaracterizations and outright falsehoods contained in it.
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As usual with Jupiter, you do have to watch out for exaggerations, but you're intuitive, Leo, so trust your gut!
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Regardless, he doubled down with exaggerations of surveillance culture, political conspiracies, and the corporate control of America with Southland Tales.
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Lots of talk is sure to take place, too: Mercury meets Jupiter on December 21—just watch out for exaggerations!
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His loyalists are strongly inclined to believe what he says, and to forgive falsehoods that they see as harmless exaggerations.
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Kandel's enthusiasm for genetics reflects the current priorities of many psychiatric researchers, but it also drives him to occasional exaggerations.
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The election campaign in the US has so far been filled with exaggerations, dubious claims, and pants-on-fire lies.
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Communication in your relationships gets a boost when Mercury clashes with Jupiter on September 6, just watch out for exaggerations!
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"Exaggerations aside, Taylor was in awe of the investment legend, especially when Munger praised Taylor&aposs book "The Rebel Allocator.
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And while lots of people Trump dealt with rolled their eyes about his massive exaggerations, they usually just ignored them.
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Mercury and Jupiter clash at 1:31 AM, bringing plenty of exciting conversations our way—but watch out for exaggerations.
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The Moon opposes Jupiter in Libra at 11:34 PM, creating exaggerations and reminding us of the need for balance.
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"You're dealing with politics, conflicts of interest, cliques, a predictable attitude, but also staggering exaggerations of conservatism and puritanism," he continued.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalised reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said.
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Locked away, those in prison are easily demonized, unable to refute any exaggerations or myths created by those on the outside.
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The very first dishonest controversy of Trump's presidency was over his exaggerations about the size of the crowd at his inauguration.
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Voters may dismiss such claims as electoral exaggerations, and so neither expect them to be honored nor worry about their breach.
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Schaeuble added he had already fought against "some exaggerations" in Germany's asylum law when he was interior minister in the 1990s.
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Mercury retrograde squares off with Jupiter at 7:17 PM—watch out for exaggerations and don't make promises you can't keep.
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Whereas von Trier's and Haneke's films achieve, for all their exaggerations and extremes, an essayistic clarity, Lanthimos's can be quite muddled.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalized reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said.
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"This could very well be yet another of a series of lies and exaggerations from Juul and Big Tobacco," he said.
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Claims that Chinese negotiators want talks have little traction after the stream of exaggerations and reversals of the last three years.
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It's bad enough that dating sites are a pit of exaggerations and inevitable disappointment, they're also a hot target for hackers.
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As a candidate, Trump was scandal-ridden, prone to bizarre misstatements and exaggerations, and unfettered by the usual rules of politics.
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Mr. Obama seemed to take direct aim at Mr. Trump over his administration's policies and his propensity for exaggerations and falsehoods.
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Nor is there much credible disagreement that the president treats lies, exaggerations and bullying as everyday weapons in his communication toolbox.
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"The hyperbole and conspiracies and exaggerations create a disconnect with anyone who is not going through severe economic pain," Miller said.
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Baehrel himself, when called out for various inventions or exaggerations—inflated numbers, mis-dropped names—has tended to blame the messenger.
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Fact checkers report that never has a president told so many falsehoods and exaggerations, and worse, he never corrects his lies.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — The string of insults, misstatements, exaggerations and outright falsehoods emanating from the White House began just after sunrise.
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Your planetary ruler, Mercury, connects with lucky planet Jupiter today, Virgo, bringing about some exciting conversations; however, watch out for exaggerations.
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Falsehoods, exaggerations and blatant untruths But it is also possible that given his administration's history of repeated falsehoods, exaggerations and blatant untruths, on issues from the size of the inauguration crowds to claims that President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower, the President may not come across as a particularly credible witness in the court of public opinion.
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No more fabrications, exaggerations or outright lies by Trump or his officials should be tolerated by any American regardless of political affiliation.
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Mercury squares off with Jupiter on April 12, so watch out for exaggerations and reflect back to February 22 and March 15.
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If it's not, it's the latest in a long line of fabrications and exaggerations related to the life of James Scott Brown.
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And voters in the 18th District did not see her exaggerations or confusing phrasings as sufficient evidence that she couldn't be trusted.
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Mercury clashes with your ruling planet Jupiter, making this an exciting day for communication—but watch out for exaggerations, especially at work.
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He stuck to his guns, even when accused by another reporter of having a long history of exaggerations and "frankly outright lies".
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It was a tale enveloped in half-truths, exaggerations and the wishful thinking of the National Geographic Society, which sponsored the expedition.
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Exaggerations: The majority of Americans (53%) believe the new media has exaggerated problems within the Trump Administration, compared to 45% that disagree.
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Sterling has always been keen not to allow exaggerations to flourish, to correct any poetic license taken by those telling his story.
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Watch out for irritation and exaggerations when the Sun in Capricorn clashes with Jupiter in Libra 11:43 PM. All times EST.
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The lies he delivered on the stump were excused as a salesman's exaggerations, not a sign that he suffered from severe character flaws.
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Advocates for the directive say that claims Article 13 will "kill off memes" are exaggerations, and that the legislation includes protections for parody.
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It's not just fly-by-night Kickstarter campaigns making these claims either — big tech companies which do important AI research make similar exaggerations.
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This is not true, but it is in keeping with a president who has a history of exaggerations, lies and misstatements of fact.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Rubin tweeted last week.
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Watch out for exaggerations when Mercury connects with Jupiter on September 16, but do enjoy the optimistic and pleasant attitude in the air!
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Your ruling planet Mercury squares off with Jupiter today, so expect plenty of talk—but watch out for exaggerations and don't overbook yourself.
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Washington (CNN)We've been tracking all of President Donald Trump's false claims since July 8, from the big lies to the small exaggerations.
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These gestures may be intended to establish stereotypes that the play will then dismantle, but they seem like exaggerations meant to elicit laughs.
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Apparent exaggerations in his résumé, first reported by The New York Times, set off a deeply politicized debate about whether he should serve.
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In fact, many of the claims he made were recycled heavily from previous comments and contained many of the same misstatements and exaggerations.
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That said, watch out for some exaggerations in terms of what people say they can offer you, due to Mercury's opposition to Jupiter.
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After nearly two years of dealing with Trump's lies and exaggerations about immigration, though, people are fed up with trying to reason with him.
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They fear the socialist takeover that's supposed to come any minute or whatever — these fantastic exaggerations of things that are fictional to begin with.
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A 2014 correlational study found that when press releases exaggerate findings, the news articles that follow are more likely to contain exaggerations as well.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalized reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said in the letter.
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But his remarks are also peppered with extremely trivial exaggerations, slight stretches about accomplishments that would seem not to need any deception to shine.
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Most of the responses are clear exaggerations, but you would be surprised how many different ways people have spelled even my own name, Sage.
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Complete with advertisements, vague exaggerations and entirely saturated with the stars and stripes, the website is a perfect satire for those of actual candidates.
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The video's up on YouTube, and it's worth watching just to realize how much Carrie Brownstein—with her intense vocal exaggerations—shares with Joey.
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"How are you going to prove a lie, given most of these commercials in negative advertising are filled with exaggerations and things?" he asked.
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Big, exciting conversations come as Mercury clashes with your ruling planet Jupiter on February 22—but you definitely need to watch out for exaggerations.
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Trump not only uses language to tell blatant lies, he also uses it to pack softer lies, exaggerations and enigmatic inaccuracies around the edges.
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They enjoy the ridiculous exaggerations and outright lies for the outrage they provoke in Democrats, liberals, intellectuals and pompous commentators of all political stripes.
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"Much of climate science today appears to be based more on exaggerations, personal agendas and questionable predictions than on the scientific method," he said.
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The larger one is that when you're selling a revolution and convincing yourself of it, you're obliged to scale your actions to your exaggerations.
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Inch said it would be a "welcome relief" if GE gives more credible guidance after years of "perpetual exaggerations, opaque disclosure and aggressive accounting."
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And yes, comedy is often about exaggerations and heightened reality -- I saw that firsthand when I worked on the show's production staff for eight seasons.
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Mercury clashes with your ruing planet Jupiter, and Venus meets Pluto on February 22—big conversations are in the air, but watch out for exaggerations!
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On June 27, Mercury squares off with Jupiter but connects sweetly with Neptune—people are optimistic, but watch for exaggerations about what people can provide.
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The numbers are good, and still, some figures within President Donald Trump's orbit, including the president himself, feel the need to make exaggerations about them.
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For most people -- both those who support Trump and who vehemently oppose him -- his exaggerations, mistruths and, in many cases, outright lies are baked in.
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The insistence underlying the presentation was that his sidelines had been real businesses, even though prosecutors had dismissed them as figments or exaggerations or fronts.
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Big conversations concerning your home, family, and your sense of security arrive today—it's a dream big kind of energy, so watch out for exaggerations.
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Bloomberg reports that Trump's unemployment exaggerations resonate with many of today's unemployed, who are often held back by geography, disability, felon status, or age discrimination.
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Ramsland has responded to these objections by saying that she is seeking to show readers how a serial killer really thinks: lies, exaggerations and all.
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However, he couldn't help insulting the American people with a barrage of lies, exaggerations, misrepresentations and claims of personal credit for the accomplishments of others.
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But these concerns are inflated: Reports about foreign groups in Afghanistan are politically motivated exaggerations by the warmongering players on all sides of the war.
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Detractors say that RT is part of a disinformation campaign that peddles exaggerations and untruths to undermine confidence in Western institutions and destabilize democracy itself.
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Just watch out for exaggerations…that said, this is a great time to ask for what you want, even if it's a little over the top.
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"At all material times, the representations were exaggerations and/or were false or misleading in a material respect of the consumer transaction," the court documents state.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Rubin told the paper in a statement.
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Epstein then compounded his exaggerations by claiming, ridiculously, that the real-world impact of Google on elections would "undoubtedly be larger" than in his loaded experiments.
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But investors should be careful here not to fall for campaign trail exaggerations of looming trade wars and their devastating blows to growth and financial markets.
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Seriously, the headlines on articles with her videos in them are never exaggerations — each new challenge she takes on really is more terrifying than the last.
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Much has been made of Mr. Trump's casual elasticity with the truth; he has exhausted an army of fact-checkers with his mischaracterizations, exaggerations and fabrications.
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The same day the New York Times investigation was published, Rubin Tweeted that the story contained "inaccuracies" about his employment and "wild exaggerations" about his compensation.
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The writer won the case, and it's a reminder that Trump might have a hard time avoiding exaggerations or lies during testimony for the Russia investigation.
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The first factor is that MSNBC chairman Andy Lack was too busy dealing with the fallout from exaggerations made by anchor Brian Williams at the time.
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Apparent exaggerations in his résumé, first reported by The New York Times, set off a deeply politicized debate about whether he should serve as prime minister.
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A spokesperson for Zuckerberg described Business Insider's reporting as "a collection of unfounded rumors, exaggerations, and half-truths which unfairly malign several of our valued employees."
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A representative for Zuckerberg described Business Insider's reporting as "a collection of unfounded rumors, exaggerations, and half-truths which unfairly malign several of our valued employees."
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As [Executive Editor Dean Baquet] has said, we're not going to use "lie" to describe the sort of routine obfuscations or exaggerations that politicians engage in.
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And it's hard to imagine that she's not conscious of all of the bizarre irregularities, lies, and exaggerations her father says and proposes to act upon.
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Many voters shrug off his provocations and exaggerations because they think he is delivering for them on kitchen-table issues and like his economic warfare against China.
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Aniston has been at the butt of so many rumors, exaggerations, and totally invasive paparazzi photos, that she preemptively knows how to handle a big celebrity announcement.
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Rubin said the story included "numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation" and refuted the central allegation of coercive oral sex.
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He's made other casual exaggerations on subjects ranging from the process of approving road-building projects to his own crowd sizes to the jobs created by pipelines.
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What's also clear is that as Trump turns more and more to his 2020 reelection race, his exaggerations, distortions and outright lies grow more and more common.
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" Instead, "everyone takes these others that are facsimiles or half-truths or exaggerations of things for the effect of writing—they take those completely at face value.
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At that point he would add the selective exaggerations, a curl here, a bulge there, that would make a leaf look real, even though carved in wood.
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Watch out for exaggerations on March 15, when Mercury squares off with Jupiter—think back to February 22, there may be a promise that couldn't be kept!
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An optimistic vibe is in the air as Mercury connects with Jupiter on September 16; it's a fantastic time to network, but do watch out for exaggerations.
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First, Trump's lies, exaggerations and self-serving boasts may not bother his most loyal followers, but the rest of the world is not a Trump MAGA rally.
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We don't have the language to convey how serious the president's lies—or obfuscations or exaggerations or feints or whatever else you want to call them—are.
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Considering the larger wellness industry's myriad of exaggerations, it seems inevitable that, eventually, swindlers will hand out cash for scripted testimonials selling snake oil as skate supplements.
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Mid-March is super busy for Mercury retrograde, as it will clash with Jupiter on March 15 (bringing exaggerations!), connect with Pluto on March 16 (revealing secrets
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Her enemies flung into a simmering pot labeled "untrustworthy" any fault they could identify – flip-flops on policy, and exaggerations of rejoinders in the heat of debate.
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Later this month, on February 13, Mercury will square off with Jupiter, which will bring some big conversations, too; however, be watchful of exaggerations during this time.
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Mercury opposes over-the-top Jupiter on May 23, so watch out for exaggerations and for being overwhelmed with too much information or communication at this time.
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One appealed to white tribalism and xenophobia — starkly in his early embrace of birtherism, recurrently in his exaggerations about immigrant crime, Muslim terrorism and urban voter fraud.
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Venus connects with dreamy Neptune and Mercury meets with Jupiter, the planet of growth, on December 21, bringing sweet messages your way—just watch out for exaggerations!
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It became clear during the end of the 2016 election, that this is also why Trump's many exaggerations and outright falsehoods are judged by a different standard.
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One problem with nationalist protectionism is that as an ideology, it is prone to double blindness: It is blind both to its exaggerations and to its consequences.
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But at every turn, they defy convention, establishing their autonomy with articulations and exaggerations of a sculptural, even architectural kind, and rich resonances of meaning and beauty.
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Exaggerations are in the air as Mercury squares off with Jupiter on April 12, but this isn't new to you—think back to February 15 and March 15.
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Back when Donald Trump was just a guy who put his name on skyscrapers, casinos, and steaks, no one needed to worry too much about his habitual exaggerations.
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Communication planet Mercury, which is currently retrograde, clashes with Jupiter at 2:32 AM, so expect plenty of talk to take place today—and watch out for exaggerations!
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Surprise, surprise; despite the never-ending list of excuses, exaggerations and free-lunch promises over the past months, it turns out that the laws of economics still apply.
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Big ideas are being shared now, but watch out for exaggerations—Jupiter is the planet of optimism and expansion, but sometimes that means the truth can be stretched.
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Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump has displayed various reactions to the pressures of his job, from angry tweets to effusive exaggerations to self-defeating candor.
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Sorting through exaggerations to get to the truth of something, rethinking some commitments, and working through issues that may have been brushed off take place during this time.
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Further into the fair, in the booth of Stockholm's Loyal Gallery, Alake Shilling's "Sweet Curly Kitty" (2018) is a riot of swirling stripes, distorted limbs, and hallucinatory exaggerations.
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When she ran in 2006 for the United States Senate seat then held by Hillary Clinton, Ms. McFarland was found to have made multiple exaggerations about her résumé.
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In a freewheeling 53-minute interview on Friday morning on Fox News, President Trump rattled off exaggerations, falsehoods and debunked conspiracy theories, often related to the impeachment inquiry.
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Watch out for exaggerations, but also note that people are sincerely trying to power through, trying to be responsible and endeavoring to get to the bottom of a situation.
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Any scary firsthand reports you might hear or read of real-life Ouija board horror stories are exaggerations, false claims, or a misunderstanding of how Ouija boards actually work.
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Like many of the Trump White House's most visible officials, Sanders regularly faced criticism that she was a mouthpiece for the president's long history of lies, misstatements and exaggerations.
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The thing about Donald Trump is that, without fail, he will stroll right into wild exaggerations of American sins and lay them bare for anyone who wants to see.
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Mifsud's history of exaggerations, and his enthusiasm to be seen as an important player in demand at conferences the world over, may now be coming back to haunt him.
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Aides to Mr. Trump, who has faced criticism throughout the race for factual exaggerations and outright falsehoods, circulated a copy of the speech with 128 footnotes documenting its claims.
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Rubin has pushed back on the Times's story, claiming it "contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," in a statement on Twitter.
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But be smart and watch out for exaggerations—just because there's a lucky vibe in the air, doesn't mean that if you act stupidly everything will work out anyway.
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An article on Friday about exaggerations and falsehoods that President Trump stated during a recent rally in Iowa misstated the value of a proposed arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
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Rubin tweeted that the story contained "numerous inaccuracies" about his employment at Google and "wild exaggerations" about his compensation, and said the allegations were part of a smear campaign.
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Also, definitely take note of the conversations going on around you during this Full Moon—you may find that this transit illuminates some exaggerations, white lies, and honest mistakes.
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Last week, Trump dropped his first choice to replace Coats, U.S. Representative John Ratcliffe, after questions arose about the Republican congressman's lack of experience and possible exaggerations in his resume.
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Both exaggerations miss the central point: the very act of separating a young child from his or her parent can be deeply traumatic, even if the separation is only temporary.
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All we're likely to get out of Conway is grandstanding exaggerations of how well Trump and crew are handling the problem, which is tantamount to it continuing to get worse.
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Ryan Lochte appeared on ABC's Good Morning America Tuesday to speak out about his controversial Rio robbery scandal – clarifying yet again some of the misunderstandings and exaggerations surrounding the incident.
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Facebook is more likely to shut down obvious grifts where businesses make impossible assertions about how their products can help people, rather than just exaggerations about their quality or value.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Rubin said in a statement in response to the Times article.
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Exaggerations aside, the buyers at Need Supply, per usual, are doing their damndest to empty out our bank accounts — and with a selection like this one, we don't even mind.
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It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004.
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Miss Universe represents a paradigmatic example of Trump's business style in action—the exaggerations that teeter into lies, the willingness to embrace dubious partners, the hunger for glamour and recognition.
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Over estimations and exaggerations will take place on October 11 when Mercury meets Jupiter in Libra, and an impatient, hasty energy descends on October 13 when Mercury squares rowdy Mars.
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The Trump approach of making things up as he goes along, his childish exaggerations and his outright lying could have disastrous effects on their job tenure, not to mention his.
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For some scholars, the attempt to link Trump's lies — his falsehoods, his prevarications, his exaggerations, his duplicity, his "truthful hyperbole" — with postmodernism grows out of a misperception of the term.
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But it may just come from ourselves, from our incapacity to judge calmly the lies and exaggerations about what our enemies or friends might do in the elections of 2018.
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Dubious awards and exaggerations Murdock continued to polish his public persona, adding to his resume dubious honors that were readily accepted by university boards and reported in the local media.
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Shaun is a resourceful "little fellow" in the tradition of Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd, and his adventures are similarly well-constructed machines of gags, foils, everyday foibles, and comic exaggerations.
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If you're telling African-Americans that their current political leadership is failing them, don't package that message with the exaggerations about "urban" voter fraud that too many Republicans have propagated.
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NATIONAL An article on Friday about exaggerations and falsehoods that President Trump stated during a recent rally in Iowa misstated the value of a proposed arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
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Johnson, 55, a former mayor of London, is the overwhelming favorite to win despite a chaotic private life and a reputation for lies, exaggerations, a lack of seriousness and discipline.
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Johnson, 55, a former mayor of London, is the overwhelming favourite to win despite a chaotic private life and a reputation for lies, exaggerations, a lack of seriousness and discipline.
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This is all Rubin has publicly said about the allegations: 1/2 The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation.
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Since then, Ngo has maintained a running list on Twitter of alleged hate crimes that have turned out to be fabrications, exaggerations, or committed by minority groups against other minority groups.
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We're not sure, which speaks to the damage that Mr. Trump is doing to his Presidency with his seemingly endless stream of exaggerations, evidence-free accusations, implausible denials and other falsehoods.
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Previous claims of packages purchased for hundreds of thousands of dollars were apparently all gross exaggerations, possibly propagated by festival organizers themselves in an attempt to appeal to potential investors. 10.
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Sure, you'll have to watch out for exaggerations (or, really, straight-up bullshit or even delusion) at this time, but at least people will be optimistic and trying to work together!
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Take it slow today and keep your ego in check: In addition to the eclipse, the Sun, the planet of ego, will oppose excessive Jupiter today, so watch out for exaggerations!
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Some presidents, like Barack Obama, insist on disciplined and centralized public messaging from his deputies, which occasionally sparks controversy if there prove to be inaccuracies or exaggerations in that PR onslaught.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Mr. Rubin said in a statement after the publication of this article.
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"A Modest Proposal" lays a template for modern satire, a rhetorical device designed not just to repeat the exaggerations of the ideas people mindlessly spew, but also show why they're ridiculous.
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"The continued use in 2019 of untruths, exaggerations, and misrepresentations by world leaders, in response to what they deem &aposfake news,&apos has made worse an already dangerous situation," Latiff said.
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Much seemed familiar on Saturday as President Trump held his first campaign rally as president — the hats, the chants, and even some of the misstatements and exaggerations made by Mr. Trump.
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But he took refuge in the notion that politics is by its nature replete with exaggerations, half-truths and outright whoppers, so he was hardly adding much to the sum total.
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Asked Thursday to explain why the president has so often been caught making statements that turned out either to be untrue or exaggerations, Spicer said that's the nature of the man.
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The president and his enablers have been busily knitting together inaccurate data, misleading anecdotes, exaggerations and other "alternative facts" about the flow of criminals, drugs and terrorists across the southern border.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's not often that the gay community is gifted with a work of literature that doesn't feel like a regurgitation of known facts and exaggerations.
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Thankfully, communication will be flowing way easier now (although you'll have to watch out for exaggerations!), thanks to Mercury connecting harmoniously with Jupiter on June 19 and with Neptune on June 20.
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While you will have to watch out for exaggerations and arrogance, Jupiter's lucky vibe, in connection with Mercury's networking abilities, means this an exciting time for you at work and around communication.
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The president has used horrific tales of murder and drug abuse to make his case for a wall — prompting Democrats to accuse him of falsehoods, exaggerations and fear mongering for political purposes.
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She attacked the media for unfair coverage, blamed the Republicans who didn't vote to repeal and replace Obamacare, defended Trump's lies as "exaggerations," and threw in a comment about Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Watch out for exaggerations, but do enjoy the optimistic energy in the air, as lucky planet Jupiter encourages people to think big, and while it's in Scorpio, to chase their deepest desires.
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"I just know a lot of the things that people try to attack him with are just not true or overblown or exaggerations," Kushner said in an interview with Forbes published Tuesday.
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Trump made other reported exaggerations, including saying that his Virginia vineyard had 2,000 acres, when it really has about 1,200, and that Trump Tower has 68 stories when it really has 58.
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It is especially aimed at undocumented immigrants who supposedly pour into the country to have "anchor babies" — one of the president's numerous exaggerations when it comes to the dangers posed by immigration.
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LEBANON, Ohio — President Trump delivered a trademark assortment of falsehoods, exaggerations and vague assertions at a raucous rally here on Friday night — including, in one instance, an unusual riff on American history.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is getting down to business in Earth sign Capricorn—but it will also clash with Jupiter today, so watch out for too-good-to-be-true news and exaggerations.
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"It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications, and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004," the magazine wrote.
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But Gaffney's views, and those advanced by his think tank, are paranoid conspiracy theories that are either exaggerations or outright falsehoods: These positions used to be considered fringe even within the Republican Party.
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This is an exciting moment for your career, and a good time to think of your future goals—but be careful of exaggerations and don't make promises you can't keep, especially concerning work.
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But despite her acquittal, Borden continued to suffer in the court of public opinion, as newspaper readers across the country greedily consumed the salacious story, told with exaggerations, half-truths and lurid headlines.
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As Mercury faces off with your planetary ruler, optimistic Jupiter, there can be some exaggerations in communication—things that you tell others, or that others tell you, can be blown out of proportion.
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"It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004," Forbes' report said.
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From the article: It seems clear that Ross lied to us, the latest in an apparent sequence of fibs, exaggerations, omissions, fabrications and whoppers that have been going on with Forbes since 2004.
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David Mathieson, a longtime human rights analyst in Myanmar, said that outside protests about the Rohingya have been largely ineffective, and sometimes counterproductive, as when exaggerations play into the Myanmar narrative of victimhood.
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It found numerous exaggerations and distortions, including false reports that Shariah law was predominant in parts of the country and that some immigrant-heavy neighborhoods were considered "no-go zones" by the police.
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His lawyers have been negotiating terms of an interview out of concern that their client — whose exaggerations, half-truths and outright falsehoods are well documented — could provide false statements or easily become distracted.
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Mr. Trump's previous plan to nominate Mr. Ratcliffe, unveiled in July, ran aground amid questions about the depth of his intelligence experience, his outspoken pro-Trump partisanship, and apparent exaggerations about his biography.
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Trump traveled to Toledo, Ohio, to bask in the glow of his adoring base -- and bask he did, delivering his now-familiar stream-of-consciousness speech rife with exaggerations and flat-out falsehoods.
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Sometimes she exaggerated the details, but she did it believing the exaggerations, and this only made her more lovable, because it showed you what she could do with the raw material of the world.
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"30 Rock" borrowed its unblinking warts-and-all look at how television is made; "Curb Your Enthusiasm" embraced its use of real celebrities to play versions of themselves that were perhaps only slight exaggerations.
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Mattis, known for his focus on precision and accuracy, is navigating a relationship with a President known not only for his misrepresentations and off-the-cuff exaggerations, but for his annoyance at being managed.
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Here's what insiders will be looking for: Following Trump's exaggerations on charitable giving to nonprofits and veteran organizations throughout the country, many GOP donors are in a "trust but verify" posture regarding Trump's claims.
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I believed this was to represent how a person views characters in a story, how one may raise themselves up thinking, "at least I'm not like them" while only interpreting the grossest of exaggerations.
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We're all getting back in touch with reality as Mercury connects with serious Saturn on September 5, giving us more focus—but watch out for exaggerations on September 6 as Mercury clashes with Jupiter.
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He was Trump's intended pick for the job of Director of National Intelligence last summer, until Trump dropped him after questions arose about the congressman's lack of experience and possible exaggerations in his resume.
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His nonstop lies and exaggerations and demagoguery about the purported evils of illegal immigration are an insult to our intelligence and devastating to the G.O.P.'s chances of ever again being a majority party.
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Warrior Mars connects with taskmaster Saturn at 4:30 PM, creating a constructive vibe before Mercury meets with Jupiter at 5:27 PM. Big ideas are in the air, but watch out for exaggerations!
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The Moon enters Aquarius this morning, Scorpio, lighting up the home and family sector of your chart, and encouraging you to connect with your loved ones; however, it's wise to watch out for exaggerations.
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On Tuesday's all-new Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the 53-year-old actress found herself in hot water after Kyle Richards learned Rinna was feeding Eden Sassoon with exaggerations about her sister, Kim Richards.
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Among the bullets points here are presenting projects as ideas, rather than finished products and, notably, avoiding exaggerations and dubious claims — both of which are mainstays of not just Kickstarter projects, but advertising in generally.
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When the combined might of the mainstream media and establishment forces failed to thwart his election, they immediately set out to undermine the entire Trump administration with outright fabrications, gross exaggerations, and carefully laid traps.
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However, it's crucial that you don't make promises you can't keep and remember that Jupiter is the planet of exaggerations—people may mean well, but that doesn't mean they really know what they're talking about!
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Fact Check President Trump returned to familiar rhetorical territory during a raucous campaign-style rally in Iowa on Wednesday night, repeating exaggerations and falsehoods about health care, jobs, taxes, foreign policy and his own record.
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The fact that it is a collection of short reports, written over time from a range of sources and authors, would put it at risk for errors, inconsistencies, or exaggerations, despite Steele's reputation and best efforts.
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Crime rates are falling in Germany according to official police statistics, but spokespeople for the AfD push wild exaggerations of the number of murders committed by immigrants, then say that the government is lying about it.
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A composite photo of the two actors that has been circulating on Reddit for more than a year resurfaced on Twitter recently and we make no exaggerations when we say we did a complete double take.
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Despite all of Musk's rough edges that we've seen over the last years — his exaggerations, his failures, and now being the subject of an FCC investigation because of his tweet — he is still that essential man.
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Watch out for exaggerations, and don't share any news unless you're sure you're allowed to (alternatively, someone might tell you something you ween't supposed to hear yet!), when Mercury squares off with Jupiter on April 12.
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Watch out for exaggerations, but enjoy the big ideas that'll be exchanged when Mercury clashes with Jupiter at 2:21 PM. The Moon mingles with Uranus at 5:12 PM, encouraging us to try something new.
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He told the court that the allegations, made by a politician from the Scottish National Party, current and former civil servants, and other women, were "exaggerations" and "deliberate fabrications for a political purpose," the BBC reported.
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WASHINGTON — Hope Hicks, the White House communications director, told House investigators on Tuesday that her work for President Trump, who has a reputation for exaggerations and outright falsehoods, had occasionally required her to tell white lies.
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If you haven't met Ms. Ekimian, it would be easy to think her life story was a yarn spun of exaggerations, but if anything, she seems to downplay her accomplishments, occasionally sprinkling in some self-deprecation.
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Wright is correct, I think, in noting how quickly, and harshly, the policy missteps and personal foibles of this president — his cornpone accent, whopping exaggerations and primitive habits — were linked to the state he came from.
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As you reported in another article the same day ("An Adoring Crowd, and a Dozen Things That Aren't True"), his speech at an Iowa rally Wednesday night included at least a dozen lies, inaccuracies or exaggerations.
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In a world in which world leaders toss around cheap superlatives and crass exaggerations about these virtues, Francis wants to reclaim love from its emoji status and show it is actions that give words their substance.
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Instead of a panel featuring reasoned analysis by liberal academic rock stars, the country witnessed exaggerations and the ridicule of a child's name, all tinged with a tone of obsession and mania by the majority's witnesses.
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Trump's relationship with the truth is a fickle thing at best, but many of his wild statements are just the routine exaggerations of a relentless self-promoter: crowd size, his net worth, the quality of his hands.
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On February 22, Mercury squares off with Jupiter—so watch out for some exaggerations—but do take time to sit and listen to your inner voice, because your intuition is going to have lots to tell you.
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Despite his penchant for exaggerations and falsehoods in public remarks, Mr. Trump has appeared far more aware of the legal risk of making false statements when he has been deposed in civil cases related to his businesses.
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The group's president, Larry Rubin, said in an interview with Excélsior Televisión that the purpose of Trump's visit was to ensure there were no "exaggerations" or "myths" regarding the GOP nominee's vision about the U.S.-Mexico relationship.
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Saudi accusations of Iran orchestrating a serpentine Shiite takeover of the Arab world are self-serving exaggerations that conveniently cloak Riyadh's own malfeasance, yet Iran's policies in Syria make these claims sound perfectly plausible to many Sunnis.
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As the midterm elections draw closer, President Donald Trump has increasingly relied on falsehoods and exaggerations to make his closing argument to the voters, who could deal a major blow to Republicans' lock on power in Washington.
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And on July 9, your ruling planet Mercury squares off with Jupiter, stirring up a lot of exciting conversations—again, the mood is optimistic, but watch out for exaggerations, especially when it comes to discussing plans or schedules.
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But for all their complaints and exaggerations, McConnell and his colleagues never even accused Democrats of doing what they plan to do tomorrow morning — passing a bill so irresponsible that they required assurances it would never become law.
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Third, to prevent market exaggerations of "trade war" chatter, the Fed would then have a good reason to come in with interest rate cuts — reminding China that Wall Street responds to the U.S. central bank and nobody else.
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Yet Mr Snowden's record of exaggerations (such as calling himself a "senior member of the intelligence community") coupled with the fact that the revelations are used mostly as justifications for his leaks make even the new details suspect.
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Then in 2000, we painted Al Gore as inauthentic and having a penchant for self-aggrandizing exaggerations, and the most memorable element of the presidential debates that year became not George W. Bush's misstatements but Gore's dramatic sighs.
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The first full treatment of Hellman's life, "Lillian Hellman: The Image, the Woman" sought to take accurate measure of the exaggerations, self-mythologizing and outright falsehoods to which she was known to have inclined in her autobiographical writings.
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It spins a tale of baseless exaggerations and claims that have been peddled by those who have sought to tarnish my name, as well as that of the African National Congress, my birth province, Mpumalanga, and our country.
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Built at actual size by the Comme des Garçons team in Tokyo and adjusted to Mr. Bolton's needs, this setting demands focus: Look, look, look at these clothes, their fabrics, colors, shapes, shocks, quotations, details, exaggerations and parodies.
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Of course, many of the emergencies that we face today are fictions: the "emergency" at the Mexican border or, perhaps, the British government's intentional exaggerations of the threat of a "no deal" Brexit to put pressure on Parliament.
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The hardest elements of her story to confirm are the ones that feel like cinematic exaggerations, especially with respect to police practices; several officers challenged as outlandish her claim that she was personally interrogated with guns on the table.
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It's a sign that even though President Trump's rhetorical exaggerations of the hellishness of America's "inner cities" come alongside promises to fix it, his administration sees unacceptably progressive local policies as a good enough reason to withhold its aid.
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On the next day, May 2026, the Sun will oppose your other planetary ruler, Jupiter, which will bring luck your way, but watch out for conversations filed with assumptions and exaggerations, as well as for big egos and greed.
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The willingness of many of the president's defenders to reject almost any accusations leveled against him or his administration as embittered exaggerations by people who can't accept that he won has become commonplace each time a new controversy hits.
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Those are inconvenient facts for those mired in despair and disgust -- much of which is built upon exaggerations, if not outright lies, about the two headliners at the Charlotte Convention Center Tuesday -- that they can't allow themselves to see anything else.
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According to data provided by Facebook, Twitter, and Google, Trump attracted the most attention on social media — Clinton was the most searched candidate on Google — but he largely drew scorn, and the most viral moments were his stumbles and exaggerations.
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Trump's exaggerations of Iran's violations and his harsh rhetoric on Friday may do more damage than the substance of his policy, said Maloney, a former State Department staffer under President George W. Bush and outside advisor to senior Obama officials.
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The usual left issue advocacy groups have predictably lined up against Kavanaugh, with all the predictable exaggerations about his record and the same tired chicken little prognostications that they have made about every Republican Supreme Court nominee since Robert Bork.
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" The newspaper also reported that "Trump carefully read his remarks from a teleprompter and offered more detail than his stump speeches generally contain, but his speech was still rife with the sort of misstatements and exaggerations that have typified his campaign.
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The butler's up-close observations of Mr. Trump over the years have revealed not only the mogul's quirks — Mr. Trump rarely appears in bathing trunks, for example, and does not like to swim — but also his habitual, self-soothing exaggerations.
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Facebook has been racked with criticism since the 2016 US presidential election over claims that it didn't do enough to prevent the spread of fake news, including right-wing conspiracy theories and exaggerations that may have given Donald Trump an advantage.
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In the conversation, Trump repeatedly contradicted medical advice on how to best keep the virus from spreading in the United States while engaging in the sorts of boasts and exaggerations about his broader presidency that have become de rigeur for him.
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Mr. Lagerfeld was enigmatic, and in the first major biography to be released after his death — published in the United States in February — the author has to reckon with both the truth beneath his exaggerations and the substance of his feuds.
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Trump has long claimed to know more than the authorities on a long list of things — TV ratings, taxes, campaigns, firefighting, water management and Twitter, to name a few — but the stakes for his exaggerations have rarely been so high.
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Trump's fixation has been a drag on the momentum of his opening days in office, with his exaggerations about inauguration crowds and false assertions about illegal balloting intruding on advisers' plans to launch his presidency with a flurry of actions on the economy.
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Watch out for exaggerations on April 12 as Mercury squares off with Jupiter, and reflect back to February 15 and March 15—themes from these dates are coming back up, and you need to be smart about your choices, especially concerning money.
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Staying true to his nature, the president's State of the Union address was not only filled with exaggerations and disinformation, but also set up multiple traps for his political opponents, many of which snapped shut in a somewhat tragic manner, especially for Pelosi.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Friday dropped his choice of John Ratcliffe to be U.S. spy chief after questions arose about the congressman's lack of experience and possible exaggerations in his resume, marking the latest upheaval over a top national security post.
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Despite all of this, you'll still have to watch out for exaggerations—Neptune is the planet of fantasy, which means it is no stranger to making things up, plus, Mercury will clash with planet of exaggeration, Jupiter the next day, July 9.
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With clashes over truth, lies and exaggerations dominating the prelude to the first presidential debate, The New York Times has assembled a team of at least 18 fact-checkers for Monday night, drawing on the expertise of some of our most seasoned reporters.
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This is the argument that fabrications and exaggerations in books like these are in the service of more fully conveying "what it is really like" to be Guatemalan or in recovery or whatever the theme of the life story happens to be.
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Mr. Wallace-Wells's 2017 cover story for New York magazine — a precursor to his recently published book, "The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming" — drew criticism from scientists who said he had painted worst-case scenarios based on exaggerations of the data's implications.
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Here are three potential candidates who could be named after Trump last week dropped his choice of John Ratcliffe to be spy chief after questions arose about the congressman's lack of experience and exaggerations in his resume, according to administration officials and media reports.
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But for a movie about what a super dumbed-down world would look like, it's prophetically smart; an overwhelming number of the exaggerations from this film are so jarringly realistic in 2016 that it could be a spot-on satire of our current moment.
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That's why howling for the president's tax returns is an ever-present background noise in the nation's capital: Reporters know there are likely to be exaggerations, bold deductions and envelope-pushing maneuvers aplenty in there, because they've done the same on their own returns.
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I had expressed great sympathy for the underlying cause and the overarching mission of the exaggerations: These people were trying to remember and convey unimaginable tragedy, which had to be described as greater in scope in every retelling — precisely to maintain its unimaginable quality.
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His protectionist pronouncements are, like much of what he says, reinforced with inaccuracies and exaggerations, as in his assertion that America's trade deficit ($502 billion in 2016, not $800 billion as he said) is the reason tens of thousands of factories have been shut.
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Venus in Virgo brings good news from faraway places, and more exciting conversations take place as Mercury connects with Jupiter on August 21—however, watch out for exaggerations and make space for quiet reflection since this is a powerful time for inner work or spiritual pursuits!
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Mr. Trump's largely subdued tone was a striking departure from his combustible and freewheeling persona at his rallies — and from the stream of exaggerations, misstatements and falsehoods that had filled his Twitter feed on Tuesday, including a couple of jabs posted en route to the resort.
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Yet over the past year, Wansink and his "Food and Brand Lab" have come under fire from scientists and statisticians who've spotted all sorts of red flags — including data inconsistencies, mathematical impossibilities, errors, duplications, exaggerations, eyebrow-raising interpretations, and instances of self-plagiarism — in 50 of his studies.
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As the crowd cheered and pounded on the bleachers during the roughly 70-minute speech at the Four Seasons Arena in Great Falls, Mr. Trump embellished on his favorite exaggerations and falsehoods, including his margin of victory in the Electoral College, the country's trade deficits and crowd size.
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By mixing fact with many exaggerations and outright falsehoods in hundreds of interviews while simultaneously refusing to offer specifics — insisting that unpredictability is an advantage he'll use to cut better deals — Trump and the Republican Party that's nominated him are putting forward the most elusive presidential platform in modern history.
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A fuller version of Trump's returns could reveal that he's not as charitable as he says he is—his exaggerations on that score have been extensively reported on by the Washington Post —or that he's not as wealthy as he claims, an idea that Johntson and many others have speculated about.
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Another way the hard left helps Republicans and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is through their exaggerations and gutter tactics.
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As if to counter that possibility, Ms. Burke, herself an acclaimed actress from films like "Nil by Mouth," opts for protracted double takes and hammy exaggerations to buoy an abridged version of the 1892 play, which has far more resonance and emotion than are allowed to surface on this occasion.
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Standing in front of a sea of people wearing his signature red "Make America Great Again" hats, Mr. Trump unleashed a torrent of attacks, falsehoods, exaggerations and resentments that were the trademark of his first campaign and have been on almost daily display during his time in the White House.
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The moon in Leo connects with Mercury this morning at 7:20 AM, creating a talkative mood—but watch out for exaggerations as the moon squares off with Jupiter at 7:34 AM. Venus retrograde begins in Scorpio at 3:05 PM—the next few weeks bring major insight and change!
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To the Editor: Re "No One Will Say if Trump Denies Climate Science" (front page, June 3): President Trump, as he transitioned from real estate mogul to television celebrity to conspiracy theorist to candidate to president, has been documented repeating an absurd number of contradictory statements, exaggerations and outright lies.
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In an argument filed November 2, Wells Fargo took the stance that all those public apologies from executives about its spate of scandals and rip-offs, all those promises to do right by customers and become a trusted bank again—they were all mere exaggerations no reasonable person could ever possibly have believed.
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The five-year plans laying out the targets for the Soviet economy were full of exaggerations and fantasies, but the Soviets really did build a steel industry and an auto industry; they constructed canals and railroads; they mined nickel in the Arctic and gold in the Far East and coal in the Donbass.
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To overcome it, Mr. Trump waxed disingenuous about the deal — weaving together misstatements, exaggerations and distortions — to trigger the one totally subjective standard for decertification in the 90-day review law: an assertion that the nuclear steps Iran is actually taking to implement the J.C.P.O.A. are insufficient to warrant the suspension of sanctions.
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The feds tried to shift their tone around 2005, focusing on bids like the Above the Influence campaign to stress the value of overcoming peer pressure and building an independent identity—but as the aforementioned 2007 ad with the talking dog suggested, strains of the paranoid exaggerations of the 1930s still shone through.
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After all, the President has spent most of his first 100 days in office torching conventional political practice, trading in untruths and exaggerations, and pouring oil on political controversies on Twitter -- including accusations that his campaign had links to the Kremlin at a time when Moscow was being accused of interfering in the US election.
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Polish and Baltic fears of Russian invasion are dismissed by South Europeans as grotesque exaggerations at the time when Italians and Greeks keep desperately calling for help in dealing with thousands of people arriving — and perishing — daily on makeshift boats from North Africa and the Middle East, seeking escape from death, hunger and deprivation.
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Alston's images also allude to the erasure of identity found in Whitfield Lovell's The Card Series II: The Rounds, a series of 54 drawings where Lovell contrasts respectable, neatly drawn portraits of ordinary black people, with a deck of "Sutherland's Circular Coon Cards" that feature black men as grinning, pitch-black exaggerations of themselves.
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When people from opposing constituencies clash there is no common language to which they can refer their differences for mechanical resolution; there are only political negotiations that would involve not truth telling but propaganda, threats, insults, deceptions, exaggerations, insinuations, bluffs, posturings — all the forms of verbal manipulation that will supposedly disappear in the internet nirvana.
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"We believe new CEO Larry Culp has every intention of establishing a (2019) guidance framework that the company can actually achieve in what we believe would be a welcome relief after years of non-credible GE guidance, perpetual exaggerations, opaque disclosure and aggressive accounting," Gordon Haskett analyst John Inch said in a note to investors Monday.
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We went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art , where he lingered for a long while in front of Cubist self-portraits, whose geometric exaggerations struck Yan as "beguiling and unexpectedly moving"; and to Flushing, where he was so tempted by the price of Nikes that he bought pairs for his entire family, despite not knowing anyone's size.
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The Moon in Virgo connects with Mercury at 2:44 AM and Jupiter at 4:33 AM, encouraging communication and open-mindedness; however, watch out for confusion when the Moon opposes Neptune at 8:49 AM. Mercury connects with Jupiter at 3:43 PM: Big ideas are shared and the mood is optimistic, but exaggerations are likely.
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Skincare, for all its status symbols and capitalist exaggerations, is an industry that can have real medical implications for people who buy in — whether it's creating tears in their faces with walnut powder or facilitating painful acne because an "expert" made them think splashing water over a dabbed-on layer of soap is the same thing as washing their face.
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According to a 2018 Asian American voter survey from AAPI Data, Vietnamese-Americans represent the only Asian bloc to give net job approval to Trump (64%), compared to Fiipino-Americans (48%), Korean-Americans (32%) Chinese-Americans (24%) and Japanese-Americans (14%.) When Trump lands in Hanoi, there will probably be lots of smiles, handshakes and bombastic exaggerations and compliments for the host country.
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The moon enters fire sign Leo at 5:19 AM, encouraging a proud, confident moon, especially as the moon connects with the sun at 7:13 AM. The moon clashes with wildcard Uranus at 3:12 PM, bringing surprises, and exciting ideas are shared as messenger planet Mercury connects with jovial Jupiter at 5:01 PM. Just watch out for exaggerations!
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But constructive discussion is difficult in an environment where HUD bases the need for change on faulty assessments, exaggerations, and dismissal of sound research as part of a larger pattern of undermining fair housing and under a president who, as a private citizen was sued by the Department of Justice for discriminating against African-Americans and who today continues to stoke racism and racial discord.
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Despite the fact that the proposed Islamic cultural center was not a mosque, nor was it actually at the site of the World Trade Center, Fox News insisted on calling it the Ground Zero mosque as a way of politically slanting its coverage through the tools of fake news: presenting exaggerations and misnomers as truth, offering endless repetition and self-citation, and refusing to issue corrections based on fact.
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The WSJ goes after President Trump's habit of not telling the truth in an editorial that features "endless stream of exaggerations, evidence-free accusations, implausible denials and other falsehoods" in the opening paragraph, then gets even rougher: The personal angle: WSJ owner Rupert Murdoch is dealing with fallout in the U.K. from the White House parroting anonymously-sourced claims on Murdoch-owned Fox News that British intelligence helped wiretap Trump.
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The statement accused Mr. Cuomo of a "recent pattern of falsehoods and exaggerations about his life story," citing the governor's suggestion that he was the son of "poor immigrants" — his father, Mario M. Cuomo, was a lawyer and three-term governor — and the fact that he was "a middle-class guy," something belied by his $173,000 salary, hefty investment portfolio and a lucrative book deal for his memoir.
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Hasan continued to press Moore, asking him whether Trump's assertions his father was born in Germany and his wife got along well with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnTrump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' The tiger that didn't purr: For Xi Jinping, it's not personal, it's just business North Korea labels unsuccessful nuclear talks with US 'sickening' MORE were exaggerations or lies.
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Europe has plenty of problems but such exaggerations will become yet more lurid as the campaign enters its final weeks; expect more blood-curdling warnings of the chaos should Turkey join the EU. The insinuation that Britain should abandon its neighbours in their hour of need—anti-democratic forces on the march, decline and disintegration threatening—is a betrayal of the blood, sweat and treasure that the country has dedicated to the pursuit of peace and prosperity on the continent.
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White House press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE, who seemed uncomfortable from Day One with misleading statements about Trump's inaugural crowd size, finally stepped down after a remarkable and humiliating stream of exaggerations and falsehoods.
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His litany of lies and exaggerations metaphorically indicting Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and inducing a pitch-fork worthy Salem-witch-trial-like chant of "lock her up," highlighted that the Trump campaign has nothing new to offer the country than debunked lies, and cannot compete with Secretary Clinton on the battlefield of ideas.
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