More importantly, the housing industry oversells the investment returns to homeownership.
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The director Michael Showalter oversells the goods, but resistance is futile.
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Like his heroine, the director Michael Showalter eagerly oversells the goods.
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At times, the reader may feel that the book oversells its case.
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An omnipresent score by Max Richter and Edward Artemyev oversells the wonder factor.
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This positioning, though, both oversells his importance and undersells the immediate experience of watching him.
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He oversells something, then undercuts it with his own indifference, which is super funny to me.
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Here's the thing, though: The image drastically oversells the "risk" posed by these Skittles (read: refugees).
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But the study's authors stand by their claims and maintain that Apple oversells its differential privacy protections.
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"Like his heroine, the director Michael Showalter eagerly oversells the goods," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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There's a scientist who does the work and reports it in a paper, which sometimes oversells the conclusions.
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"The Left Attacks Eminem for Using Slurs: Let Me Know How That Works For Y'all" oversells its premise.
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Lembke agreed, further pointing out that the pharmaceutical industry, which oversells benefits and underreports risks, may also be largely to blame.
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Sometimes people get it wrong, saying publicly-available information was stolen, or the hacker seriously oversells what it is they've got hold of.
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While Trump has honored campaign promises to renegotiate trade agreements, including with South Korea, Mexico and Canada, he often oversells the size of the changes.
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Hands down one of the better collections of work on skateboarding, it neither oversells the sport side nor undercuts the camaraderie that makes the sport so appealing.
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Even if the EU sometimes oversells its achievements, its tub-thumping for trade is a useful counter to the drumbeat of protectionism emanating from elsewhere in the world.
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And those downloads would easily kill a home broadband connection, mainly since the ISP, which oversells their capacity, wouldn't be able to support such downloads by that many people.
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As Olivier Giroud writhes on the ground, a reminder: If you think Neymar is the only player who oversells his flops, keep a close eye on Luis Suarez today.
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Citron's Andrew Left criticized the company's marketing practices in a report released on Wednesday, saying it uses a network of affiliates to promote its services and "oversells" the potential for profit.
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Even though, like every subtitle these days, the one for this book oversells its claims, Myers bears down hard on these songs, and the artists rise to the standard he sets.
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But with messaging about how PhDs aren't necessary and claims that mental health help has required paying hundreds of dollars per hour and visiting an office "until now," the company oversells its usefulness.
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Even so, Yiannopoulos's false equivalency of Andres Serrano's infamous "Piss Christ" with the windless, artless, shock-jock efforts of #DaddyWillSaveUs both oversells the quality of the latter and underestimates the countercultural teeth of the former.
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News Analysis: Trump's Sense of Timing on Nuclear Threats Confounds Experts For Spies Emerging From the Shadows, a War With Trump Carries Risks Fact Check: Pompeo Oversells Trump's Enthusiasm for Sanctions on Russia Fact-Checking Pompeo on Iran Brian Kemp, Georgia's secretary of state, won the Republican nomination for governor on Tuesday after a well-timed endorsement from the president and a number of political ads that evoked Mr. Trump's incendiary messaging.
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Glenn W. Harris and Emanuel Donchin have criticized the emerging field. Criticisms have included claims that neuroeconomics is "a field that oversells itself"; or that neuroeconomic studies "misunderstand and underestimate traditional economic models". A salient argument of traditional economists against the neuroeconomic approach is that the use of non-choice data, such as response times, eye-tracking and neural signals that people generate during decision making, should be excluded from any economic analysis.
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The New York Times review said, "the first-rate cast gleams with professional polish, while specializing in a mannered deadpan hysteria, and nobody oversells the cute eccentricity". Similarly, Time Out described the cast as "brimful of talent" and the Theatermania review said, "Stram won me over, making his lines feel unforced and spontaneous. Murin is hilarious, as are Chanler-Berat and Case. Their dialogue comes trippingly on the tongue, as if saying it were second nature".
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" Alexis Petridis of The Guardian concluded that SR3MM is "a decent triple album, but it would have been better yet boiled down to an eclectic single album" as "the grandness of the presentation slightly oversells the contents. Neither of the albums are as epic a statement as the concept suggests, and the best tracks from each could happily live side by side on a single album." Sheldon Pearce of Pitchfork summarized: "The triple album from Slim Jxmmi and Swae Lee is their clearest personal statement yet." Meaghan Garvey of Rolling Stone wrote that "The hip hop duo's 27-track opus takes the electric chemistry that made them stars into rich new territory", adding that "their music has grown lusher, their cadences more complex, making the leap to SR3MM less of a stretch that it might seem.
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