Maybe I overreacted a little bit, but what happened, happened.
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But he has also said the Turkish Cypriot side overreacted.
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He said the evidence would show the sergeant had overreacted.
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He said Jansen overreacted in the heat of the moment.
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In any case, bond investors may have overreacted in selling.
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For Democrats, Republicans had grossly overreacted to a personal foible.
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And you decide the market has overreacted — you don't sell.
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Lawmakers refused to act, and local politicians and police departments overreacted.
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On the other hand, some have wildly overreacted to the news.
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" Asked whether he thought officials had overreacted, Ybarra responded, "Absolutely not.
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"The markets have mostly overreacted at this point," Mr. Klingelhofer said.
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I probably overreacted with the pressure of presenting a live news bulletin.
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Kind of hard to recall, but maybe I overreacted a little bit.
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Lowy said he told the agent he overreacted with the body slam.
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The parents, Brooks Bryce and Sarah Beck, say the authorities drastically overreacted.
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Maher also said that people overreacted to Matthews being dismissive of Warren.
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He says Gelson's "overreacted and didn't give her a chance to pay."
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We think the authorities overreacted, they love the attention ... Adam showed great restraint.
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But prosecutors said Noor overreacted, killing Ruszczyk just a month before her wedding.
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"My whole family was furious and felt that I'd overreacted," Arnold tells PEOPLE.
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He said Mr. Cedeno overreacted and appeared intent on hurting his two classmates.
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But that was when the market hadn't already massively overreacted to the upside.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands is adamant that S&P and other ratings agencies overreacted.
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"I think people overreacted last week and now they're unwinding that overreaction," he added.
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The market overreacted in a way opposite to what some gold traders were expecting.
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Violence broke out, the riot police overreacted, and the government lost its fading legitimacy.
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In purely legal terms, the internet overreacted to the Fine Bros' React World proposal.
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Through it all, Beijing has not taken the bait or overreacted to Trump's provocations.
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"It may be a misunderstanding, someone from local administration may... have overreacted," Ivanov said.
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Tiffany overreacted yes but the House shouldn't have ganged up on her like that.
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Much of the mainstream media has, on occasion, overreacted to their flaws and foibles.
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He apparently overreacted while trying to draw a foul on Houston star James Harden.
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On one hand were those who comically overreacted to a fictional story of unfulfilled love.
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Some people overreacted and allowed the mainstream media to set the rules for the game.
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He argued the markets overreacted in 2018 and that this is an opportunity to buy.
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The Chinese government on Monday accused the U.S. of having "inappropriately overreacted" to the outbreak.
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" Still, she added, "I probably overreacted with the pressure of presenting a live news bulletin.
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England's players "overreacted" to the monkey chants on Monday, according to Bulgaria's goalkeeper Plamen Iliev.
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And maybe the quality of Dez's quarterbacking didn't change, either, in which case I've overreacted.
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Profumo added that the market had probably overreacted last week when Leonardo tweaked its guidance.
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But there's also no question that law enforcement exaggerated the threat they posed, and overreacted .
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Me being angry at questions that you asked," Snoop Dogg said, adding that he'd "overreacted.
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I think it comes back to the old saying, 'the markets overreacted to headline news.
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The comics industry grossly overreacted to the threat of government intervention, impacting creativity for decades.
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But he said that the market was "disappointed" in Powell's comments and "overreacted" to the news.
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It appears she briefly broke up with boyfriend Offset Saturday but then said she had overreacted.
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ESPN probably overreacted to a potentially embarrassing, uncomfortable situation for itself and one of its employees.
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"The SEC, in my opinion, has overreacted and we're anxious to go to court," he said.
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Sarah Ginsburg, the soccer player, said she believed the district overreacted by forfeiting their soccer game.
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And that's because lawmakers overreacted to some dumb movie that scared the pants off of them.
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His loyalists were complaining that the White House was being too easily spooked and had overreacted.
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" Rasmusen, though, said in a statement on his blog that the dean and the provost "overreacted.
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Mr. Bossie appeared to be trying to say that Democrats had badly overreacted to the issue.
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Konta defended herself after Cirstea said on Sunday that she had "overreacted" by crying in their match.
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Mr. Smith's fundamental critique is his belief that Mr. Bush overreacted to the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Kelsey Weier knows she overreacted, but she was just working with what she felt at the time.
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We overreacted a little bit and it made us a little less productive and it wasn't terrific.
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Student's attorney: 'They overreacted' Ford says the family disputes the version of events in the police report.
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Jens Weidmann, the head of Germany's Bundesbank, said the ECB had overreacted to the euro zone's slowdown.
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Mansoor Mohi-uddin, a strategist at Royal Bank of Scotland, thinks the markets overreacted to Mr Draghi's words.
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Harwood: Do you think it's fair to say that, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, Washington overreacted?
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Dimon said the second quarter had seen more normal conditions after people "overreacted" to economic and market worries.
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It overreacted to reports of bias in its "Trending" news feature and terminated its staff of human editors.
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Mr Sobotka suggests that Scandinavians could have overreacted to repeated news reports about hard times elsewhere in Europe.
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"I think the market has overreacted, and U.S. equities are a tremendous value," Mnuchin told Fox Business Network.
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The lawyers seems eager to suggest that regulators overreacted and misunderstood what was going on, Mr. Henning writes.
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" When asked during an appearance on WWHL last week if she overreacted, Leakes told Cohen, "No, I did not.
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Falih told CNBC on Sunday the market overreacted last month when it sent oil prices to four-year highs.
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Indeed, some analysts say the Fed overreacted and should have preserved the option of a rate increase in March.
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Some defense industry officials said the German CEO had overreacted and urged Airbus to take a less confrontational approach.
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It's far better to act and later admit you overreacted than to do nothing until it's impossible to act.
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The Bronx district attorney's office has argued that Sergeant Barry ignored his training, provoked the confrontation and then overreacted.
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China's foreign ministry said Monday that some countries, especially the U.S., have overreacted to the outbreak, according to Reuters.
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"I'm very surprised at how the Australians have overreacted to this," said Retno Napitupulu, a bank worker in Jakarta.
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I have overreacted and had flashbacks; with every sharp pain or ache in my chest comes a sudden panic.
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But the market may have overreacted, said John V. Miller, co-head of fixed income at Nuveen Asset Management.
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Leakes told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live after the episode aired that she did not think she overreacted.
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Wildwood officials have said the videos show the woman assaulted the officers first, while her lawyer has said police overreacted.
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They missed it because they overreacted to the 2008 financial crisis and became too fearful to stay in the market.
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When we react — or rail — about her material, she recoils and tells us all the ways we've overreacted or misunderstood.
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NeNe told Cohen, 51, on Watch What Happens Live after the episode aired that she did not think she overreacted.
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Court papers filed by Tulsa County said Officer Betty Shelby escalated the situation and overreacted in shooting Terence Crutcher, 40.
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According to an arrest affidavit, Shelby overreacted when she came upon Crutcher, whose car had broken down, during the Sept.
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" Stewart said that the officer overreacted and that the school misrepresented the case by claiming that Schultz was "knife-wielding.
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At first, it was investors who appeared to have overreacted to Powell's "long way from neutral" remark in early October.
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But then he jailed the women who had campaigned for the right to drive and violently overreacted when Canada protested.
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China's foreign ministry on Monday said some countries, especially the U.S., have overreacted to the coronavirus outbreak, according to Reuters.
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In the sixth round Ward feinted and Kovalev overreacted to it, but Ward didn't have a punch on the way.
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Alex Wong, Hong Kong-based director at Ample Finance Group, said the market overreacted initially, but them gained some compusure.
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HSBC is not the only bank that has said investors may have overreacted in selling down Chinese shares and currency.
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The blame for the damage that derisking causes lies mainly with policymakers and regulators, who overreacted to past money-laundering scandals.
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But Hennepin County prosecutors said Noor overreacted and failed to properly assess the situation before firing a gunshot into Ruszczyk's abdomen.
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The response to the march was a public-relations disaster for Israel, which was deemed by many countries to have overreacted.
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In short, participants who'd grown up in high-stress environments under-reacted to potential losses but overreacted when they actually lost.
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The Free Fare Movement, also known as MPL, said over Twitter the police had overreacted and left dozens of protesters injured.
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Republicans argue that the federal government overreacted to the 2008 financial crisis, imposing unnecessary restrictions that are now impeding economic growth.
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" Weinman&aposs lawyer, Stephen Dicht, said the bodycamera footage doesn&apost change anything and "shows the police overreacted and used excessive force.
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Asakawa said financial markets seem to have "overreacted" to some weak economic indicators and U.S. political moves over fiscal and monetary policies.
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But because it was the Fourth of July and a whole hierarchy of the NYPD was there, they overreacted and over responded.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's President Jacob Zuma said markets overreacted to his decision to sack Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister in December.
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Robert and Linda Salsbery, who are retired but both grew up in Burns, both think local leaders overreacted, feeding fear and confusion.
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Blum clearly overreacted to being questioned about his decision to limit townhall attendees to people who live and vote in his district.
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It's a fine line to walk, because if you actually do slow down the epidemic substantially, it will look like everyone overreacted.
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You know with the rising interest rates people have really recalibrated risk in emerging markets in my opinion overreacted in many ways.
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PERINO: Well, I do think that Starbucks overreacted in calling the police in the first place, and then calling for the nationwide thing.
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The report suggested that the French government had overreacted to the attacks by imposing a state of emergency that is still in effect.
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I felt at the end of the year, the market had overreacted on the down side in an extreme that didn't make sense.
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Sources close to Tiny tell TMZ T.I. thinks Tiny has overreacted because they've always gotten through rough patches in their 15-year relationship.
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"People overestimated the implication of the Asian market volatility for U.S. growth and we overreacted," Lacker told reporters after a speech in Baltimore.
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In separate comments made to CNBC, Jin Liqun, president of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank said the market had overreacted to the volatility.
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England players "overreacted" to the Bulgarian crowd's monkey chants during a UEFA Euro 2020 qualifier on Monday, says the country's goalkeeper Plamen Iliev.
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That's when they started talking about the Freddie Gray case and how the prosecutors overreacted and how the medical examiner should be fired.
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Erwin said the deputy overreacted during an investigation of a nonviolent offense and should have waited for backup rather than entering the home.
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If she overreacted when she promised to report you to the boss, then she should acknowledge this and ask you to forgive her.
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Biogen – CEO Michael Vounatsos told Dow Jones that investors had overreacted to news that it was adding patients to an Alzheimer's drug trial.
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Cramer said the market had overreacted to the January's wage number, which saw its biggest jump since the end of the Great Recession.
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Many Republicans felt the president's critics had overreacted and said Democrats were losing credibility with undecided voters by objecting to almost everything Trump does.
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" Saleh has been associated with fake pranks Chris Ashford, who was on the flight, told the New York Times he believed the woman "overreacted.
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"Hefner really overreacted to those critiques instead of understanding that, 'Yes, the magazine's portrayals of heterosexual, feminine beauty and sexuality were problematic,'" Pitzulo explains.
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"If Charles Elliot had not let his panic get the best of him when he so dramatically overreacted to Lin Zexu's threats," Platt speculates.
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Acknowledging he may have become agitated after being stopped at the gate for his attire, he insisted that the guards overreacted with physical violence.
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"Our view is that the currency has overreacted to these events and will strengthen from here," said Andrew Grantham, senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets.
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They wake up to the news that the leaked 911 audio from the party proves the police officer overreacted by pulling a gun on Reggie.
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When young people began organizing mass rallies in Mexico City, just in advance of the Olympics, nervous officials overreacted and sent armed troops after them.
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But the banking industry has argued that the government overreacted to the crisis and imposed overly restrictive rules that are impeding lending and economic growth.
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Neither Boehner nor Gingrich could keep their troops in line, and both overreacted by instigating government shutdowns that backfired and undermined their bid for power.
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"It became apparent that no jurisdiction that was where the virus was being introduced, was sort of, in retrospect, thinking, 'Oh, we overreacted,' " Colfax said.
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The aggressive move to investigate Trump reportedly set off "a vigorous debate" within the Justice Department over whether FBI agents overreacted by opening the counterintelligence probe.
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TMZ Sports has obtained footage of Adam "Pacman" Jones being arrested at an Indiana casino -- footage the NFL star believes will prove officials overreacted that day.
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ET. Prosecutors told jurors that Shelby overreacted, and stated that Crutcher held his hands in the air and was not aggressive, according to the Associated Press.
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The terrorist attacks of 9/11 are a showcase example of that: Administration officials ignored all the warning signs, and then drastically overreacted after the fact.
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The terrorist attacks of 9/11 are a showcase example of that: administration officials ignored all the warning signs, and then drastically overreacted after the fact.
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Nolan: A lot of people thought I overreacted but the context was that a few days prior I had just opened up about my past relationships.
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The sector overreacted on cutting hiring and production in the eye of the trade war last year, said Natixis Chief Economist of the Americas Joseph LaVorgna.
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He suggested that officials from the Obama administration had overreacted by pointing out that the Russian military was far weaker than that of the United States.
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I have overreacted to rude tweets written by people who seemed to have the best intentions, and projected my personal plight onto individuals who didn't deserve it.
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JP Morgan analyst Lisa Gill said Wall Street overreacted to the proposal submitted on Wednesday because rebates are only one component of pharmacy benefits managers' profit streams.
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One corroborated Saleh's claim that a woman overreacted to Saleh speaking in Arabic, while another stated she thought both parties should have been removed from the plane.
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Further muddying the waters for himself, Northam, who refuses to resign, said, in a CBS interview with Gayle King, that he had overreacted with his initial apology.
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As the case unfolded, it became clear that investigators not only overreacted, but also very likely violated state and federal law in their conduct of the investigation.
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In effect, they paid little attention to what was happening inside their bodies as they waited for breathing to become difficult — and then overreacted when the threat occurred.
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But even if Cydney overreacted to the specific issue of Nick's t te a t te with Julia, her gut instincts about Nick, Jason, and Scot were correct.
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"Some countries have stepped up measures, including quarantine measures, which are reasonable and understandable, but for some countries they have overreacted, which has triggered unnecessary panic," Wang said.
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Donald Trump's stunning victory for the White House triggered a massive rotation in stocks, and Cramer warned that investors have overreacted on private prison operators and gun makers.
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He and his team at Fundstrat are also bullish on Europe, saying the "heavyweight" European financial sector overreacted to the downside, making room for a catch-up phase.
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When Pence was briefly addressed by a cast member of the Broadway musical "Hamilton," who implored him to serve every American, it was Trump who overreacted on Twitter.
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And although markets overreacted to China, Wieting said that the economic giant did pose risks to investors, for example, in currency markets, due to China's declining foreign reserves.
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Some former law enforcement officials outside the case have since debated whether F.B.I. investigators overreacted in opening the counterintelligence inquiry during a chaotic period after Mr. Comey's firing.
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Oprah WinfreyOprah Gail WinfreySnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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Good and bad reactions Schroeder admits she overreacted when she heard alt-right talking points coming out of her son's mouth, perhaps because it felt so personal to her.
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Even if she'd overreacted to the possibility of running out of charge (the e-Golf has about a 100-mile range), she decided her next car wouldn't be electric.
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Donald Trump's stunning victory for the White House triggered a massive rotation in stocks, and Jim Cramer warned that investors have overreacted on private prison operators and gun makers.
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After the items were removed, Thune told Morning Consult that he believed the chairman had overreacted, and that he had only called for the removal of most controversial matters.
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After the items were removed, Thune told Morning Consult that he believed the chairman had overreacted, and that he had only called for the removal of most controversial matters.
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However, the year before, officials shut the entire system based on forecasts for a storm that failed to live up to expectations — leading to criticism that they had overreacted.
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The video immediately spread all over the world with people eager to weigh in on whether the Pope was right to respond as he did, or if he overreacted.
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The guy who waited on Cat Deeley at Tom George Restaurant on Sunday thinks she totally overreacted by publicly bashing the L.A. eatery ... and leaving him a $0 tip.
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" MEGAN GREENE, GLOBAL CHIEF ECONOMIST, MANULIFE ASSET MANAGEMENT, BOSTON "It was going to be really hard for him to not spook the market after it overreacted last time he talked.
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"I think the market may have overreacted in the first half when these companies reported a wave of shortfalls and everyone was freaking out about 'Death Star' Amazon," Cramer said.
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"This is a case of where the lawyers and the compliance people have utterly overreacted and have created a situation that is not good for the industry," Mr. Ritholtz said.
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They contend that the Obama administration overreacted to the crisis by imposing too many regulations, which are now preventing banks from making loans to needy-yet-risky borrowers and businesses.
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Chris Cuomo losing his s*** over being called Fredo deserves a Don Corleone slap in the face -- so says a guy who acted in "The Godfather," and thinks CC completely overreacted.
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Thomson Reuters – The financial information provider was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Canaccord Genuity, which said investors overreacted to an increase in corporate costs in the company's latest earnings report.
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And if "the left" was outraged and overreacted, even better — it would make the Breitbarters look like the victims and their critics look like the ones who wanted to "divide" America.
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"CBS This Morning" anchor Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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While the sources said the stronger euro was largely testament to the strength of the bloc's economy, they cautioned investors had overreacted to the accounts of the December meeting published last Thursday.
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The video of the kick, which TMZ first posted, made it pretty clear Gates severely overreacted to the woman reaching for him from the front row, and the judge and jury agreed.
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Jackson implied that she believed Stone and his lawyers were misleading in that instance as well, but that she didn't pursue the matter as federal prosecutors had not "overreacted" to the situation.
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Fransson also thinks that financial markets overreacted on Draghi's message but given the overall picture in the U.S. and the euro zone, she expects the dollar to continue weakening against the euro.
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"It was going to be really hard for him to not spook the market after it overreacted last time he talked," said Megan Greene, global chief economist with Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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"The market has overreacted to the Nintendo statement," said David Gibson, a senior analyst at Macquarie Securities Group, noting the game in Japan had broken records with 10 million downloads in one day.
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Put simply, PBS overreacted and conducted a biased and sloppy investigation, which led to a rush to judgment, and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish.
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BMO Capital Markets upgraded EA's stock to outperform Monday, arguing that investors overreacted to gamer outcry over the company's attempts to monetize in-game content in its new "Star Wars Battlefront II" game.
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He said that he "overreacted" after the photo was first made public, and that "If I had it to do over I would step back and take a deep breath," he told the publication.
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"This clearly feels like the market probably overreacted to his hawkishness in October, and we're probably overreacting to to his dovishness in January and February," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Holdings.
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The governor said he was "shocked" when he first saw the yearbook photo on an iPhone, saying he "overreacted" by putting out an initial statement that said he was one of the individuals pictured.
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Denislav Kasaivanov from Wilmington, N.C., thinks the media overreacted to the incident: One measure of how strongly you believe in your opinions is how likely you are to stray away from them when pressured.
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Criticism of Mr. Kappell had built over the weekend since the broadcast, though some also expressed support for him on social media, saying he had used the word inadvertently and the station had overreacted.
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"You saw a pretty massive repricing yesterday of Fed expectations and the dollar and markets may have overreacted a little bit to it," said Erik Nelson, a currency strategist at Wells Fargo in New York.
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But there are also some from the other end of the political spectrum who say that Deng overreacted, rounding up numerous people like Zhang whose only crime, they argue, was belonging to the wrong faction.
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"I think the market has overreacted to the yield curve inversion because the San Francisco Fed has said it is the most reliable indicator," said Hiroshi Nakamura, senior manager of investment planning at Mitsui Life.
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The Chinese foreign ministry on Monday accused the U.S. of creating an atmosphere of fear, contending it "inappropriately overreacted" by warning Americans not to travel to China and temporarily banning foreigners who traveled to the country.
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But having survived the dot-com crash, Son said that most people overreacted to the "peak" of internet companies at that time — that it was a problem of expectations, not of the trajectory of the technology.
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A new biography, "Bush," by Jean Edward Smith, makes the same points that Trump made when he shook up the Republican orthodoxy and tripped up Jeb — that W. ignored warnings before 9/11 and overreacted after.
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David Hunt, responsible for $1 trillion assets PGIM manages, said that while the U.S. economy is doing well, financial markets had overreacted to hopes of a further boost from stimulus plans by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The fans overreacted, talking World Series, and the national press and broadcasting, who used to come to Shea Stadium to interview the other teams of the National League, trumpeted the emergence of a great new power.
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Exhausted new mother Jordan Alexander was looking forward to doing one little thing with her husband during a family trip to Disney World a few weeks ago – and admits she overreacted a little when it didn't happen.
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The network's swift and severe response drew coverage throughout the media world, and prompted some journalists to question whether CNN had bowed to political pressure and overreacted on a story it has never explicitly said was wrong.
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It massively overreacted to the GOP winning a couple of Lean Republican House seats in Florida, to the point that Nate Silver himself threw the model under the bus and said he was going to reprogram it.
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"I hear a lot of stories in which my clients are portrayed as heroes or victims, but it is more rare to hear about times when a client may have caused someone else pain or overreacted," Justus says.
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Snoop Dogg said Saturday he wasn't threatening CBS News anchor Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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Utility companies and coal industry supporters say the Obama administration overreacted to those events, in large part because the administration wanted to force the closure of coal-fired power plants by eliminating ways of disposing of coal ash.
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"The offshore yuan might have overreacted a little last night" since the currency has been under pressure for weeks due to fears of an escalation in the trade war, said one trader in Shanghai with a foreign bank.
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Our team's research at the University of Oxford has found that while a variety of political actors have used social bots in efforts to manipulate public opinion, some governments have overreacted to the technology rather than the usage.
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"Put simply, PBS overreacted and conducted a biased and sloppy investigation, which led to a rush to judgment, and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish," Mr. Smiley wrote early Thursday.
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MUFG's Hardman said the market had "overreacted" in its assessment of the BoE's decision, citing the meeting's minutes that suggested most MPC members saw the need for a rate rise but wanted to see more data before they acted.
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Now, Snoop admits he was wrong for lashing out at Gayle -- who says she's getting death threats for the Kobe question -- and he says he overreacted because he was rife with emotions and angry at her line of questioning.
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Officer Shelby's "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions" and even though Mr. Crutcher was not responsive to her and was walking away from her, she became "emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted," prosecutors wrote in court documents.
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The police overreacted too—it's part of the established script—and showed their own stupidity about the state of twenty-first-century hate, blaming the organizers for claiming the Proud Boys were violent white supremacists (which they unquestionably are).
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What happened: Investors feel they overreacted yesterday to concerns over Italian politics and U.S.-China trade disputes, as arguments took hold that Italy won't really leave the EU and that the Trump administration's tariff talk is a negotiating tactic.
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White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told CNBC that Monday's market plunge is not in response to fears of a trade war with China, instead suggesting that investors might have overreacted to the country's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports.
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Officer Shelby's "fear resulted in her unreasonable actions," and even though Mr. Crutcher was not responsive to her and was walking away from her, she became "emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted," prosecutors allege in court documents.
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CBS News President Susan Zirinsky strongly condemned the "reprehensible" threats made against broadcaster Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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"If we start moving into the low $70s on Brent, I think some of those producers will start asking themselves whether they haven't overreacted to the earlier price rally and start considering balances," Dunand told the Reuters Global Commodities Summit.
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One way of looking at this narrative of the last few months would be to say this proves that everyone was overly jittery, that the news media, Wall Street and the Federal Reserve overreacted to a few inconclusive data points.
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Blunt noted that he brought up during a caucus lunch that Congress might have "overreacted" to a Supreme Court ruling in the 1980s, after which they added the requirement that a president must sign the bill and could also veto it.
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In demanding the communications with Mr. Carreyrou, Ms. Holmes's defense appears to be creating a picture that government regulators overreacted when a reporter from The Wall Street Journal pushed them to investigate and misunderstood what was going on at Theranos.
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But when the specter of ending up like Jimmy Carter — an effeminate president unable to decisively defeat an Iranian menace — became a live possibility, he overreacted, proving once again the man is nothing but the sum of his own insecurities.
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James overreacted, attacking Barkley's history of spitting into the wind, when he really might have said, You have no understanding of what it takes to win multiple championships because, frankly, you never had what it took to win even one.
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"I think the oil market clearly overreacted to the products build data we had yesterday and that's indicative of today's price rebound," said Jay Hatfield, portfolio manager at New York-based InfraCap MLP, which invests in equities of energy partnerships.
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Read More Weight Watchers plummets 20%; Oprah loses $24M Yet Furhman believes investors overreacted to the news that the company expects to lose about 20 cents a share in the first quarter on the back of yet another year-over-year revenue decline.
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The gain added to a more than 7 percent surge in the previous session, which came even though analysts said the market had overreacted to Iran's support for the caps and the Russian-Saudi move was unlikely to reduce the global surplus.
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" The hip hop star said in the video that he "overreacted" and offered up to King that "I publicly tore you down by coming at you in a derogatory manner based off of emotions of me being angry at a question you asked.
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The dog is fine in the end; they check her stomach and don't find any of the chocolate so it's possible I may have overreacted, but honestly, I'd rather be safe than sorry — and this is the entire reason I have a savings account.
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ET. Prosecutors told jurors that Shelby overreacted, and stated that Crutcher held his hands in the air and was not aggressive, according to the AP. One of the officers fired his Taser at him, while Shelby fired her gun after, killing the father of four.
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Coming after months of yellow-vest protests, during which police were criticized for heavy use of force, Canico's disappearance at a late-night open-air techno concert fueled accusations police had overreacted when they broke up the gathering and 14 people fell into the river.
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We are descended from the more anxious-than-average primates who overreacted and saw danger around every corner — because in the wild, in small tribes, overreacting and seeing danger around any corner is more likely to keep you alive so you can pass your genes on.
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"In some circles, the WHO is perceived to have overreacted to the epidemic, causing unnecessary panic on the international scene and putting unjustified barriers in the way of persons from 'infected' areas wishing to attend such events as business exhibitions or international sports activities," the paper said.
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In outlining the case against Officer Jeronimo Yanez, prosecutors described a traffic stop on July 6 that spiraled out of control when Officer Yanez overreacted to the presence of Mr. Castile's lawfully carried gun and shot him despite pleas that he was not reaching for the weapon.
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Then most people overreacted Jill Filipovic: Trump and Pompeo threw away any hope for the two-state solution Jonathan Cristol: On South Korea, Trump has seriously miscalculated Jeffrey Sachs: Democratic naysayers are wrong on Medicare for All AND.... Can we go back to the neighborhood now?
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Snoop Dogg apologized on Wednesday for a previous statement that appeared to be a threat directed toward CBS News anchor Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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The district attorney said Shelby "reacted unreasonably by escalating the situation from a confrontation with Mr. Crutcher, who was not responding to verbal commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up, becoming emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted," according to the Tulsa World.
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An investigator with the Tulsa County district attorney's office said in an affidavit that Officer Shelby became "emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted" and fired her weapon even though she "was not able to see any weapons or bulges indicating" that Mr. Crutcher had a gun.
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" On Wednesday night, Smiley released a statement and video to Facebook vehemently denying any sexual misconduct, and stating that "PBS overreacted and conducted a biased and sloppy investigation, which led to a rush to judgment, and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish.
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A former senior adviser to 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 is defending her appearance at the Grammy Awards, saying her critics overreacted.
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I feel a little sheepish on this score because on Sunday I completely overreacted in a dumb tweet to a comment he made on a radio show, in which he suggested that the Democratic Party's Jefferson-Jackson dinners should be renamed on account of the flaws of those two presidents.
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"I think particularly with Amazon in play, it reflects an almost evangelical faith people have that they can disrupt established business problems in the way that they've done in many other industries," said Niall Brennan, president of the Health Care Cost Institute, while cautioning that the market may have overreacted.
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CBS News anchor Gayle KingGayle KingGayle King accepts Snoop Dogg apology, says it was never her intention to add to pain over Bryant's death Snoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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"Officer Shelby acted unreasonably by escalating the situation from a confrontation with Mr. Crutcher, who was not responding to verbal commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up, becoming emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted," according to the affidavit containing the charges against Shelby, filed on September 22.
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Though Kunzweiler's office noted that Shelby is presumed innocent under the law, officials allege she "reacted unreasonably by escalating the situation from a confrontation with Mr. Crutcher, who was not responding to verbal commands and was walking away from her with his hands held up, becoming emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted," according to the World.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinAmerica is in desperate need of infrastructure investment: Senate highway bill a step in the right direction Financial aid fraud is wrong — but overcorrection could hurt more students Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' MORE (D-Md.), a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said he was encouraged Trump has not overreacted.
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"Glencore shares were hit, but we think that the market has overreacted – in a worst-case scenario the foregone business from Rusal volumes is worth around 2.93 percent of 2018 (estimated) EBITDA, whilst if the Rusal stake on the balance sheet ($933m) is worth zero, this would be around 1.3 percent of Friday's market cap," wrote Bernstein mining analyst Paul Gait in a note.
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MSNBC's Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughScarborough: Trump would arrest his media critics 'tomorrow' if he could Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Democrats seek to preempt Trump message on health care | E-cigarette executives set for grilling | Dems urge emergency funding for coronavirus MORE said "the media silence is deafening" regarding criticism of the rapper Snoop Dogg over his own comments about CBS News anchor Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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