The article also overstated the impact of Israeli restrictions on travel and trade in the Gaza Strip, and overstated what is known about the financing of Save a Child's Heart.
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But Mr. Mathrani dramatically overstated the number, this person said.
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They argued that the risks of addiction had been overstated.
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Trump's aides tend to say that this is all overstated.
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But is the importance of "Rogue One" a bit overstated?
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But the deliberative nature of these traditional processes is overstated.
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Now he says the country's growth may have been overstated.
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The work is smart, and successfully obvious without being overstated.
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However, while the illusion certainly exists, its significance is overstated.
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Pros: Website is easy to use This can't be overstated.
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The significance of video evidence these days cannot be overstated.
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Autonomous Cars Break Uber The current messaging hype is overstated.
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But the scale of this electronic mesh can be overstated.
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Still, the effect of these structural factors can be overstated.
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Trump has also overstated his standing with local police departments.
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The harmful ripple effects of this deception cannot be overstated.
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"The importance of that march cannot be overstated," Norton emphasized.
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In reality, Zubaydah's role in Al Qaeda was vastly overstated.
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The extremist nature of the GOP agenda cannot be overstated.
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Both stories grossly inaccurate, overstated, overblown, and it's total garbage.
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The dire condition of our nation's infrastructure cannot be overstated.
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His contributions in Iraq "cannot be overstated," the evaluations said.
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But that burden is vastly overstated, according to some analysts.
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The importance of the visit cannot be overstated, says Bazzi.
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The danger to us and our families cannot be overstated.
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The breadth of G.O.P. affection for Clinton shouldn't be overstated.
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The President's blatant disregard for institutional norms cannot be overstated.
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Of course, the significance of these bets shouldn't be overstated.
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In 2014, the grocer overstated its profits and shares tumbled.
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" He added, "The magnitude of this shakeup cannot be overstated.
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But what if the role of central banks is overstated?
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Dr. Lam said the threat to privacy cannot be overstated.
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And the importance of investing in education cannot be overstated.
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Later reports said the briefer may have overstated the threat.
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Industry representatives said that the associated risks had been overstated.
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Mr. Levine's effect on Met history can hardly be overstated.
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The negative consequences of gutting firearms controls cannot be overstated.
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The selection is incredible, and the convenience can't be overstated.
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The power of the Fed is often and easily overstated.
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The contributions of Dreamers to our economy cannot be overstated.
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The prophesies of doom turned out to be somewhat overstated.
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The symbolic significance of the verdict, however, cannot be overstated.
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Concerns about a Corbyn government "may be overstated," Harvey said.
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"I felt that I overstated the fear element," she said.
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But the windfall generated by the event could be overstated.
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ADP's shockingly bad payroll data released on Wednesday may be overstated.
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Maybe echo chambers and filter bubbles are still kind of overstated.
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Even still, the influence of these federal funds shouldn't be overstated.
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I do think her victory is probably a little bit overstated.
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There's just one problem: IBM thinks Google has overstated its achievement.
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The graphic vastly overstated the number of homicides committed by blacks.
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Her luck at having made it that far cannot be overstated.
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"Yes, you've hired a thousand people from another country," Rubio overstated.
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And the sheer size of the gaming market can't be overstated.
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If India's statistics are overstated, who or what is to blame?
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Green Bay's collapse after a 6-0 start cannot be overstated.
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But in fact, much of this concern is overstated and misguided.
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From Russian interference being really overstated to Trump's complicity as understated?
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Credit risks proved to be overstated as the energy bust abated.
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The role the internet played in this crime cannot be overstated.
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And we explore whether China's strategic ambitions in Africa are overstated
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In some ways, the costs of reducing climate change are overstated.
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The importance of his voice in this area cannot be overstated.
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Some economists believe China's economic growth numbers have been somewhat overstated.
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The importance of unhampered delivery of humanitarian aid cannot be overstated.
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Democrats countered that the negative impacts of CFPB enforcement were overstated.
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The importance of the timeliness of fertilizer deliveries cannot be overstated.
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The sublimely suburban meandering sensation of Burial's work cannot be overstated.
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But, he said, Iran's influence in Yemen should not be overstated.
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And in almost every case, those benefits are overstated or bogus.
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The human costs of these new laws can scarcely be overstated.
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His rift with Europe over Iran, administration officials argue, is overstated.
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"The afterburn effect is real — but it's often overstated," Gibala said.
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Indeed, Frank Kameny overstated the A.P.A.'s power for sarcastic effect.
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Proponents of the plan argue that those effects are greatly overstated.
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The importance of IP to the U.S. economy cannot be overstated.
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But some academics are questioning whether growth has been overstated, too.
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The importance of cheaper, generic alternatives to consumers cannot be overstated.
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Concerns about researchers losing access to this amassed data are overstated.
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The environmental benefits of curbing food waste can't be overstated, either.
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I think her contribution to my life can not be overstated.
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Among watch obsessives, the impact of Instagram can hardly be overstated.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez herself has said her impact has been overstated.
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Ollivant, for his part, thinks claims of ethnic cleansing are overstated.
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That's somewhat overstated, but it doesn't mean the problem isn't real.
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In the age of Trump, the significance of this cannot be overstated.
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So I do think some of the worst fears have been overstated.
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UBS said risks related to a late bull market cycle are overstated.
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Screengrab: UberCorrection: This story originally overstated NASA's relationship with the Uber project.
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He argued that the magnitude of the "Trump effect" has been overstated.
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Still, the importance of the extremes—and their unpredictability—can't be overstated.
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The gloomsters' case is true to some extent but it is overstated.
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Zubaydah's role in al Qaeda was later found to have been overstated.
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Correction: This story previously overstated Jordan Peterson's relationship with the alt-right.
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The importance of government involvement in AI R&D cannot be overstated.
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The social and economic impacts of making abortion illegal cannot be overstated.
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Do they really believe that climate change is as phony or overstated?
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It already feels safe to say that these risks were dramatically overstated.
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Another potential source of additional demand for Indonesian property may be overstated.
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Experts are increasingly recognizing that the "accuracy" of artificial intelligence is overstated.
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Meanwhile, the simplicity of the industrial design can’t be overstated.
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Her contributions to thoughtful reporting and civic discourse simply cannot be overstated.
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Result: Once more, overstated credit quality emerges as it did in 2008.
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But Brown said job losses because of climate change legislation are overstated.
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If Goodkin's excitement seems overstated then you're not a leap year baby.
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Much about the "jobs" impact of the agenda is overstated and oversold.
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The growth in the third quarter, however, likely overstated the economy's health.
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It also overstated the decline in precriptions since the peak in 2012.
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Each overstated piece and tender pose is custom-made for the occasion.
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I think it's overstated to say that they'd be in the lead.
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And had he overstated the papers' value to generate a personal windfall?
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Republicans dispute those estimates, predicting the costs of the bill are overstated.
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It is a fabulous tale—and its lasting significance cannot be overstated.
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He says that the current predictive value of biological indicators is overstated.
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Still, the gulf between Clinton and Trump's energy stances cannot be overstated.
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Correction: An earlier version overstated the Dow's expected drop at Thursday's open.
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But some analysts and government officials say the risk may be overstated.
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The impact Orr had on the sport of hockey can't be overstated.
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But his nightmare vision of regional and global catastrophe proved badly overstated.
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Demographic trends, though easily overstated, are already making Western countries more diverse.
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"I think honestly the impact of that has been overstated," she said.
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But claims that the bond bull market is dead may be overstated.
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Opinion The idea that our divisions are entrenched and unbridgeable is overstated.
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Aalt den Herder, the group's secretary, said the risk had been overstated.
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But the importance of the 49ers' first-round bye cannot be overstated.
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") Here and there, her writing can feel overstated ("You can't mourn forever.
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Democrats said the memo was misleading, and overstated Ohr's connections to Steele.
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Correction: An earlier version overstated the number of open positions at Twitter.
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As with the ACA, most of these predictions tend to be overstated.
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President Trump's warnings of an imminent invasion from new caravans is overstated.
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The importance of grant funding in projects like this can't be overstated.
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Toni Regarding the "autopsy" report after Republicans lost in 2012 — you and Sean Trende of RealClearPolitics and others have rightly pointed out that the importance of Latino voters was overstated for that election and even overstated for this November.
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"The importance of a common, continental energy market cannot be overstated," he added.
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"The importance of geostationary data can't be overstated," the SIGAR official told me.
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INGRAHAM: John the damage to the FBI, I think, cannot be overstated here.
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The benefits of making a date to do an activity cannot be overstated.
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"The importance of retail politics cannot be overstated for South Carolinians," Beverly added.
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It cannot be overstated how important this was for the adoption of Android.
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Yet, the importance of government involvement in AI R&D cannot be overstated.
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"It cannot be overstated that those people did not deserve this," she said.
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The importance of saving any amount and doing it consistently can't be overstated.
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The finale was never overstated in its exuberance: It was shaped, not accented.
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This could be overstated and fueled by hysteria and political sentiment toward tariffs.
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And for that matter, his contributions to hip-hop specifically cannot be overstated.
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The reach and influence of the High Priestess of Soul cannot be overstated.
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But he said the future significance of the meeting could not be overstated.
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Within the discipline, some objected that Becker had overstated the importance of learning.
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Still, the poll suggests the partisan divide over the news may be overstated.
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The ramifications of a continuing deterioration of Iran-Saudi relations cannot be overstated.
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And that's why the importance of the DJ can never really be overstated.
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"The importance of Katanga to the cobalt story cannot be overstated," WoodMac says.
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"Verizon's claimed 4G LTE coverage is grossly overstated," the organization told the FCC.
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Even the benefits of the luxury grooming services seem overstated, according to Hughes.
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The sector's reputation as an all-weather investment may be vastly overstated, however.
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"The negative impacts of this unnecessary decision cannot be overstated," the Democrats wrote.
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Okay, the extent to which this is a "debate" is a little overstated.
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I had reversed things, silly, overstated them, compounded them, turned delight into cynicism.
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The FSA later said the document significantly overstated the extra capital Nordea needed.
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The gravity of what is being done in the courts cannot be overstated.
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According to the lawsuit: The significance of AT&T's deception cannot be overstated.
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The danger that these tariffs pose to the farming industry can't be overstated.
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DeMar DeRozan's 3-point evolution has been overstated, but he hit a pair.
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However, some analysts believe the market's concerns about a recession may be overstated.
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It is, I think, technically true, but I think it can be overstated.
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And in one district, the red shift was overstated by 2698 percentage points.
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In fact, Mr. Spielberg's animosity toward Netflix appears to have been acutely overstated.
|
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But these individual stories suggest that the legacy of 1967 cannot be overstated.
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"The risks of recession are way overstated, given the strength of the consumer."
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Others see evidence that the connection between unemployment and inflation has been overstated.
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Whether outright lies or misplaced optimism, clearly these promises of riches were overstated.
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However, the impression created by that article appears to have been somewhat overstated.
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Supporters said they believed that the charges were overstated by the Venezuelan government.
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The whole trope of bulletin-board material is overstated, especially in the postseason.
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IT'S WORTH NOTING -- It can't be overstated: this isn't how Washington usually works.
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Now there is evidence that such concerns, never entirely sincere, are greatly overstated.
|
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But quite a few foreign experts say those fears are overstated or unfounded.
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While that may be overstated, markets do face an unsightly assortment of obstacles.
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Overstated the depth of his past debts and the number of his employees.
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Now, the importance of a free press in a democracy cannot be overstated.
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But the advocacy community has sharply overstated the level of marijuana-related incarceration.
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But it can't be overstated that it is not for general viewing audiences.
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But there's reason to believe some reports of the backlash may be overstated.
|
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Trump's "dealmaker" reputation has often been misunderstood or overstated by pundits and politicians.
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The laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate said it had overstated past profits by 5.8 billion yen ($51.30 million) on a pretax basis due to seven new accounting errors, on top of the 224.8 billion in overstated profits it has already announced.
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FBR found previous polling overstated margins in elections by up to 2.5 percentage points.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios contributor Bill Bishop: This move can not be overstated.
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It is, I think, technically true, but i think it it can be overstated.
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ROBERT CLAYTONConsultant orthopaedic surgeonEdinburgh Buttonwood overstated the benefits of rebalancing investment portfolios (July 28th).
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The internet and its role in growing the modest fashion industry cannot be overstated.
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Trudeau said the importance of ties between Canada and Mexico could not be overstated.
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That's led some observers to question whether Facebook's role in the protests is overstated.
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Was he born into great wealth, as critics note, or has that been overstated?
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Still, U.S. inventories have been falling in recent weeks suggesting demand concerns are overstated.
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Still U.S. inventories have been falling in recent weeks suggesting demand concerns are overstated.
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Secondly, Nomura said signs of a demand pickup for prime luxury properties were overstated.
|
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Banks' profits and capital positions were thus, in effect, overstated until loans went awry.
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The group's total assets may also have been overstated as a result, it said.
|
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At 34 years old, rumors of him losing a step have been dramatically overstated.
|
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It turned out that Dugin's apparent importance to the Kremlin's ideology had been overstated.
|
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But Taser's claims about its early studies were overstated, a Reuters examination has found.
|
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The death of shows like E3 has been overstated throughout the years, of course.
|
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Hockey fans love to talk about how defense wins championships, and it's usually overstated.
|
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The "why take the chance" argument here feels a little overstated and behavior policing.
|
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An earlier version also overstated President Obama's involvement in the creation of national parks.
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"The public's right of access here cannot be overstated," Strom wrote in her letter.
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The power of social media for journalists in Honduras can't be overstated, said Meza.
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"The importance of her incredible work in the Air Force cannot be overstated," Rep.
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"The significance of AT&T's deception cannot be overstated," Sprint added in its filing.
|
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And the article overstated the role field tests play in Las Vegas's possession arrests.
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"I think equine genetics is greatly overstated and oversold at the moment," Lambert said.
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It can not be overstated how much I enjoy a good steak or cheeseburger.
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But in the 2012-13 flu season it greatly overstated the number of cases.
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" --via Twitter Mark Hamill "His contribution to Pop Culture was revolutionary & cannot be overstated.
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Advocates, meanwhile, tend to suggest that reports of that nature tend to be overstated.
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The president's influence should not be underestimated but it should also not be overstated.
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The destructive effect of this kind of behavior on our democracy cannot be overstated.
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However, Google says Oracle has vastly overstated Java's role in the success of Android.
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The validating effect of being seen through one's own artwork can hardly be overstated.
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All the hype around Uber raising such a large leveraged loan might be overstated.
|
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Concerns over liquidation in the event of an Uber firesale are also likely overstated.
|
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The caption also overstated what is known about the relationship between the two women.
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Most counties overstated the admission rate, while Otero and Luna Counties understated the rate.
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Hillary Clinton's fear that a Republican victory will "tear it all away" is overstated.
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" The lawmakers said that "the urgency to build a border wall cannot be overstated.
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It shouldn't be overstated, or serve as a replacement for real-world political action.
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On one side, the short-run costs of trade war tend to be overstated.
|
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Some Chinese analysts said Mr. White may have overstated China's success in the region.
|
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On average, the sample of cities overstated the national trend by 2.4 percentage points.
|
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But his own government's assessments conclude that Mr. Trump has seriously overstated the threat.
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My company, Nielsen, believes that American businesses' reliance on this data cannot be overstated.
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PhosAgro and its allies say that fears of a Russian fertilizer monopoly are overstated.
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Still, it strikes me that the risk of intellectual homogenization here is easily overstated.
|
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But the shift in the national and political conversation can't be overstated, said Dittmar.
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He noted the recent revelation that the administration had overstated incomes in its budget.
|
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"The tensions between the president and GOP leader were always overstated," the source said.
|
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Another explanation is that robust economic growth in the national accounts has been overstated.
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The security interests at stake cannot be overstated given the nature of the threat.
|
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The role of Apple stores in keeping people loyal to iPhones cannot be overstated.
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As a vindication of centuries of women's suffering, the symbolic significance can't be overstated.
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More recently, ABC News reported he had overstated his relationships with black business owners.
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That's the thing about stereotypes: They only become stereotypes when the facts are overstated.
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But their influence on the long term performance of the stock market is overstated.
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In each case, the NRA's power was overstated in getting those proposed laws defeated.
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What can't be overstated, alas, is just how boring and tedious it all is.
|
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In August, it was found to have overstated the mileage of eight more models.
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" CFRA Research senior analyst Tuna Amobi said the existential regulatory threat was "somewhat overstated.
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Now even its authors concede that it probably overstated the amount of noncitizen voting.
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Some of the pledges turned out to be overstated, and enrollment did not increase.
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Correction: An earlier version of this report overstated the governor's "stay-at-home" announcement.
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So Dowd was correct in this case, but he overstated his argument quite dramatically.
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The move comes amid accusations that the U.K. overstated its evidence against the Kremlin.
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Perhaps the government fell prey to specious rationale that the risks of Huawei were overstated.
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Others reckon this could be overstated, and that many would simply ignore such a result.
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Economists say payrolls have tended to be overstated when the trend in growth is weakening.
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That figure is probably overstated, but the growth, from a low base, was certainly swift.
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Even if its numbers are overstated, millions of Ethiopians have lifted themselves out of poverty.
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This increases the risk of such estimates being overstated in order to receive more funds.
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Media reports have also speculated that he padded his resume and overstated his academic credentials.
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The implications of this election for the future of our fragile biosphere cannot be overstated.
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Some argue that its reserves, which have barely budged since the late 1980s, are overstated.
|
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And the ability of the shale industry to dampen oil-price shocks is easily overstated.
|
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Moody's Analytics said the private job count in April was likely overstated by technical factors.
|
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Fitch considers AEL's risky assets ratio to be overstated due to funds withheld reinsurance agreements.
|
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In addition, mileage data were overstated in some cases to make them appear more favorable.
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Key concerns about the stock, however, seem overstated and more than priced in, Barron's said.
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Facebook published a study of its own data in Science saying the effects are overstated.
|
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If T20's effect on Test cricket is overstated, its impact upon ODIs is undeniable.
|
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Certainly, some of Spain's unemployment is overstated because some workers have off-the-books jobs.
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Democratic criticisms are seen by some as being overstated, at least on the Medicare front.
|
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Finally, the value of the bill's aggressive simplification of the tax code cannot be overstated.
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"The hurricane's devastating effects on people's health and safety cannot be overstated," the report says.
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The importance of water on the moon, some of it easily extractable, cannot be overstated.
|
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It cannot be overstated how critical the Senate is for Democrats in the 2020 elections.
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Add all these factors up, and the auto market's doom and gloom can be overstated.
|
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Republican lawmakers strongly opposed it, citing concerns about rising consumer costs and overstated environmental benefits.
|
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But it turns out many of the benefits of flexibility and stretching have been overstated.
|
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Now the health claims behind newer hydrogen, electrolyte and alkaline waters is being vastly overstated.
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To more moderate Democrats, this isn't just overstated — it's actually the opposite of the truth.
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" He added that some of the media reporting surrounding the issue has been "largely overstated.
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"A number of articles on a malware disruption are overstated and inaccurate," Boeing's statement said.
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Chancellor Kurz has said that the links between the Freedom Party and Russia were overstated.
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So, our enthusiasm is not overstated, because the moment you can supply, people will come.
|
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But now Republicans are embracing what they have long described as the mandate's overstated importance.
|
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But others have dismissed this theory, suggesting that the family's plight should not be overstated.
|
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But some later studies found that these reports of success were overstated, among other concerns.
|
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Ted Baker says it may have overstated inventory by as much as 25 million pounds.
|
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History has shown that the FDA's role in rare disease drug development cannot be overstated.
|
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Bloomberg said the number of NDAs had been overstated, but didn't provide a precise number.
|
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An earlier version of this article overstated what the writer knew about HireTalent's candidate database.
|
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Nonetheless, his description of game viewership as "way down" is overstated, sports rating analysts agreed.
|
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The With Interest column last Sunday overstated the net worth of the businessman Carlos Ghosn.
|
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" Also, he said, "She worked extremely well with the state legislature — this can't be overstated.
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But some of the pledges turned out to be overstated, and enrollment did not increase.
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Still, some economists say the impact of child caring and pursuing flexibility are sometimes overstated.
|
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As it turns out, the financial benefit of earning a college degree,might be overstated.
|
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Opponents often argue minimum-wage increases will encourage automation, but the point is easily overstated.
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In your book, you say the importance of trade is overstated by opponents and proponents.
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He predicts a revival of suburbanism and suggests that millennial preferences toward urbanism are overstated.
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"A number of reported articles on a malware disruption are overstated and inaccurate," Mills said.
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Accordingly, the influence of broadcast media on advancement among minorities and women cannot be overstated.
|
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Mr. Powell began his remarks by reiterating his view that the markets' concerns are overstated.
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"The anguish and outrage so many of us feel cannot be overstated enough," it said.
|
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Alternatively, it's possible that the risks of complications like microcephaly have been under- or overstated.
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But the jihadists' eventual loss of this emblematic pair of cities should not be overstated.
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Hashtags' utility in uniting the world around live events via social media can't be overstated.
|
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Like European identity itself, the role of "institutions" can seem vague, amorphous and of overstated importance.
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We argued that the whole echo chamber phenomenon on the internet had been quite significantly overstated.
|
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The importance of Dr. Mukwege's enduring, dedicated and selfless efforts in this field cannot be overstated.
|
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"The dangers of AB InBev's indebtedness have been overstated," Jones wrote in a note to clients.
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It's overstated about most rock artists leaving drugs, it's such a bore to read about it.
|
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The importance of cross-platform compatibility in mobile markets as fragmented as these can't be overstated.
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GM temporarily halted sales of about 259,222 new 14.63 SUVs because labels overstated their fuel efficiency.
|
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In a research note, Mahaney said concerns about the model's profitability and competition are also overstated.
|
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But supporters of Open Skies insist that Russia's supposed advantage from the treaty has been overstated.
|
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenue at subsidiaries, prosecutors said.
|
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"The urgency of this research cannot be overstated," Social Science One wrote in a press release.
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But despite a recent warming in ties, Beijing&aposs influence over its neighbor may be overstated.
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It can't be overstated how much of an impact affordable software has had on music creation.
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The importance of H-1B visas to tech companies operating in the U.S. can't be overstated.
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SOME THOUGHT THE FED OVERSTATED THE RISK IN AUGUST AND SHOULD HAVE HIKED RATES IN SEPTEMBER.
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The burst of the wearable bubble may have been overstated — on a global scale, at least.
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That's the theory behind a new creative initiative from TED—and its significance can't be overstated.
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"The fears surrounding Kroger appear overstated," RBC said in a note about the Ohio-based chain.
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They think CBO is too slow and has overstated the negative impact of the previous bills.
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenues at subsidiaries, prosecutors said.
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In September 2015, Toshiba admitted to having overstated profit by roughly $1.3 billion over seven years.
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This charge may be overstated, but national polls show strong support for medical aid in dying.
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They are of course not nearly as overstated, or as goofy, as those characters' names are.
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Fitch considers AEL's risky assets ratio to be significantly overstated due to funds withheld reinsurance agreements.
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Just as the EPA grossly overstated the benefits of the CPP, it grossly understated the costs.
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Though Pruitt's plan has not yet been implemented, Baron says its eventual impact cannot be overstated.
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There's much truth here, but the narrative of "the collapse of the center-left" is overstated.
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" Margo Jefferson began our conversation with the simple observation that "this generational divide" is "wildly overstated.
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"The fear of a mass exodus from these states is probably a little overstated," Steffen said.
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Conservative commentators who support the wall insist that the political dangers for Trump are being overstated.
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China's importance to global oil demand and thus, to oil-producing-dependent economies, cannot be overstated.
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My generation — this can scarcely be overstated — had been in cumulative mourning since the mid-1980s.
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Mr. Fallon also said Ms. Brazile vastly overstated her ability to unilaterally change the party nominee.
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But the link between DACA and the humanitarian crisis in 2014 is largely anecdotal and overstated.
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In books where the words are understated or spare, the pictures are often overstated and elaborate.
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Separate reporting indicates that the intelligence community's election security expert may have overstated the IC assessment.
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Republicans argued Wednesday that Sondland was an unreliable witness who overstated his relationship with the president.
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When it became clear such concerns were overstated in 85033, Congress should have revisited the debate.
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His accolades really can&apost be overstated, and yet shame-laden comments about his physique persist.
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But Dropbox's milestone may have been, in part, overstated with the help of some financial engineering.
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Doctors questioned by Reuters, however, said the claims made by Wei's hospital overstated the potential effects.
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M&C said specific accounting issues relate to overstated accrued income and irrecoverable receivables among others.
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Whether you thought it was too much or just enough, its cultural impact can't be overstated.
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The auction houses and some experts say that money laundering is rare and the threat overstated.
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However, Cowen predicts the worries are overstated and the software giant will report profitability above expectations.
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What it does for the spirits of people petrified by his country's trajectory can't be overstated.
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"The importance of this case cannot be overstated," said Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of BishopAccountability.org.
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Because of the error, the headline overstated the blood banks' new approach in saying they "scrutinize" travelers.
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We believe the political risk priced into European markets around upcoming French and German elections is overstated.
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On the other side, Berenson does make some good points about the overstated benefits of medical marijuana.
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Total Score: 24 The godfather of this list, The Simpson's mark on the world cannot be overstated.
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If the critics are right, growth since 27 may have been overstated by 19913-21991% a year.
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But Western diplomats say the Saudis vastly overstated the Iranian role, at least at the war's start.
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It can't be overstated how essential Apple's custom-designed silicon is to the security of iOS products.
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Company officials have taken credit for Trump's victory, but the Trump campaign said Cambridge's claims are overstated.
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But Falwell told CNN's John Berman that the number of students who signed the letter is overstated.
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As a trusted figure in live stand up, Praw's influence on Netflix's comedy acquisitions cannot be overstated.
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That effect appears to have been significantly overstated, according to research published in the British Medical Journal.
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"I'm of the mind that expectations for business investment because of tax cuts were overstated," he said.
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Analyses of crime data, however, consistently indicate that the correlation between undocumented immigrants and crime is overstated.
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"The recession talk was always overstated," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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"The risk of Beijing engaging in CNY devaluation is an overstated, if not imagined, risk," he said.
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It turns out many of the benefits of flexibility and stretching for us amateurs have been overstated.
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But I think the truth is both the threat is overstated and the response is completely wrong.
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On the "Halftime Report" today he argued that earnings will grow and current risks are being overstated.
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Here was Fred Wilson's take: Fred's point about liquidity cannot be overstated, but should be expanded upon.
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But Terranova believes that since management is entirely aware of these issues, the concerns have been overstated.
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"Asset value is overstated in looking at headline assets on balance sheet," JP Morgan equity analysts said.
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History has repeatedly shown that failed banks overstated the value of their assets because of unrecognized losses.
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In addition, some meteorologists say the correlation between La Nina and adverse growing conditions has been overstated.
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The extent of modern pube-grooming and its effects on pubic lice may be overstated, as well.
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If we didn't subtract M, then GDP would be overstated by the value of spending on imports.
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The significance of women of color in food cannot be overstated, yet we don't saturate the market.
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He saw government talk of shifting to non-oil revenue as "overstated" and not easy to do.
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The importance of this cannot be overstated — in this new world there are no companies, just protocols.
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The importance of creating such a fund cannot be overstated, but it should also not be oversimplified.
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Barack Obama's importance to this year's ticket of the President as surrogate-in-chief cannot be overstated.
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Commenting on separate allegations that Wirecard had overstated advances made to merchants, Braun said these were unfounded.
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At other points, Mr. Trump criticized President Barack Obama, and he repeatedly overstated his own economic record.
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But previous reform efforts have produced only modest results, and the obstacles this time cannot be overstated.
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It cannot be overstated how radical it is for Republicans to simply refuse to present an analysis.
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Kogan also said that Cambridge Analytica overstated its ability to use social media to affect political campaigns.
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But some experts say Taser has overstated the safety and that the shock can cause cardiac arrest.
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The importance of maintaining a nonpartisan, apolitical civil service in an increasingly partisan environment cannot be overstated.
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Here's another reason why they should be skeptical: The company has likely vastly overstated its potential market.
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" Neil Newhouse, a top Republican disagrees: "The importance of a positive economy for Trump cannot be overstated.
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As the new you looks for a new job in the new year, preparation cannot be overstated.
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The historic and crucial nature of the undertaking the U.S. is about to commence cannot be overstated.
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An article on May 8 about astrotourism on the Canary Islands overstated Columbus's connection to the islands.
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"She's not a baby," Mr. Trump said of the reporter, suggesting that she had overstated what happened.
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"Oh I think it's been established that the 'List Price' is egregiously overstated," one Overstock memo said.
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Fox News's political power, and therefore that of Mr. Ailes, is often overstated: They are not kingmakers.
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LAVENTHAL: AND YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT GOOD WILL AS WELL, AS SOMETIMES BOOK VALUE IS OVERSTATED.
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His influence on fashion can't be overstated, but in celebrating it, we should reckon with it too.
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The good news about polarization is that it's overstated — most Americans just really don't like partisan squabbles.
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Those at the top initially understated the gravity of the situation and overstated our capacity for responding.
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DECEMBER 2019 Ted Baker says it may have overstated inventory by as much as 25 million pounds.
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The Times's Interpreter columnists say there are five reasons to believe the threat of war is overstated.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Wednesday about the arms trader Adnan Khashoggi overstated his wealth in the 1980s.
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Each of the claims Mr. Sanders offered as examples of his antiwar bona fides is slightly overstated.
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Some of these tales are overstated, but they reflect real difficulties in the system — and real choices.
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"The fatalistic conclusion that Trump can erase Obama's achievements is overstated — perhaps even completely false," Chait writes.
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DONTNOD's bravery and unprecedented willingness to wrestle with the thorniest issues of the day can't be overstated.
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenues at subsidiaries, prosecutors have said.
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"The extent of this administration's cynicism and cruelty cannot be overstated," Ashley Etienne said in a statement.
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An earlier version of this article overstated the action announced on Sunday by President Vladimir V. Putin.
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While that thesis might be overstated, the study does reveal limitations in the company's misinformation detection systems.
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But as is the case with many of Trump's gripes of this sort, his case is overstated.
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This creates significant value for our organization over time, and the investment in participation cannot be overstated.
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The importance of remaining aware of cognitive biases and working to repel their influence cannot be overstated.
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But the consequences of the culture that allowed the kind of treatment I endured can't be overstated.
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Ultimately, an overstated defense of the divestiture remedy may reflect the single oldest criticism of antitrust law.
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It cannot be overstated how eagerly the Democrats want to take back the White House in 2020.
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Three administration officials described reports of Ms. Newman being hauled off the White House grounds as overstated.
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While he doesn't deny Russia's involvement or subversive intent, he believes their impact has been wildly overstated.
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That was his style: overstated, ultra-brash, and swaggering, even by the standards of the Reagan era.
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The impact that shopping malls have had on city planning, infrastructure, and local economies can't be overstated.
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For the duo, the importance of Arabic influence on French culture, and French society cannot be overstated.
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But she overstated her role when she suggested that she put the company out of business by herself.
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Even there, however, Flynn's estimate about the role of madrasas in the education system would be vastly overstated.
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Indeed, the strongest proof that growth was overstated may be that India appears to have driven off course.
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Just last week, another company, Kangmei Pharmaceutical Co, said it overstated its 2017 cash holdings by $4.4 billion.
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It is also possible that productivity was overstated before 2008 by the heavy weight of the financial sector.
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Headlines about Verizon [TechCrunch's parent company] bringing the "super-fast" technology to 11 cities this year were overstated.
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"It cannot be overstated, the degree to which he feels sorrow for this absolutely tragic accident," Corry said.
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They appeared to have systematically overstated support for the 'Remain' campaign, and understated support for the 'Leave' campaign.
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Toshiba is trying to recover from a book-keeping scandal in which it overstated profits from around 2009.
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Still, the economy often ranks among the top priorities in polling, and its importance often cannot be overstated.
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The bottom line: Modi's win should bring ample benefits to U.S. policy, but these benefits shouldn't be overstated.
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It&aposs overstated because it&aposs not really a threat to democracy -- they&aposre using the wrong language.
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Mr Trump's performance is tricky to gauge, too, because early estimates of his wealth may have been overstated.
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While the legacy of the New Deal can't be overstated, it left out African Americans from its benefits.
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The second rule of debating Donald Trump is that his reputation as a loose cannon is dramatically overstated.
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It can't be overstated the amount of money that will be available for Shanahan to spend this summer.
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MARIA WILCZEKOxford His modesty notwithstanding, George Martin's indelible influence on The Beatles cannot be overstated (Obituary, March 19th).
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But GAO said some of those could be duplicates and cases could be overstated by at least 100.
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But the common assumption that a pardon will insulate Manafort from federal prosecution is overstated, and likely incorrect.
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The problem shouldn't be overstated, Chu Shijia, a department director at the ministry, said at a media briefing.
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"The practical threat that state criminal process poses to a president cannot be overstated," Mr. Trump's lawyers wrote.
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Our debt to America for supporting our independence with existential economic support and security assistance, cannot be overstated.
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Patrick Murphy's campaign is furiously pushing back against a damaging report that claims he wildly overstated his qualifications.
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The potential impact of her retirement during the Trump presidency for the law in America cannot be overstated.
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It isn't the overstated diamond I am used to seeing; it is classically French, more subtle than showy.
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Toshiba is trying to recover from the book-keeping scandal in which it overstated profits from around 2009.
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There's a Billy Joel song about Allentown, Pennsylvania, and it is not any less overstated than you'd expect.
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Michael Grunwald at Politico made the case earlier this year that Pruitt's effectiveness at the EPA is overstated.
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My analysis shows that the alleged perils of tax reform—energy, insecurity and an economic downturn—are overstated.
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But some former city and state officials say Ms. Nixon's prominence in local education fights has been overstated.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about a teachers' strike in Los Angeles overstated the scale of the demonstration.
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Nor did the populist left ultimately do itself any favors with overstated criticism of the Dodd-Frank law.
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Many residents believe Yujiapu's problems have been overstated and try to cast its emptiness in a positive light.
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The economist Zhang Jun and others have also argued that much of China's technological capacities are overstated anyway.
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The poll is the first Upshot/Siena survey since the 2016 presidential election, when polls generally overstated Mrs.
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Dr. Adams also said he believed exchanges were "not a panacea," and their value should not be overstated.
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Or maybe a campaigning Wilson overstated his earnestness, even if O'Toole doesn't seem to see it that way.
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It cannot be overstated how deferentially the U.S. Supreme Court traditionally has approached rulings related to executive power.
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" But, he adds, "the fatalistic conclusion that Trump can erase Obama's achievements is overstated — perhaps even completely false.
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In issuing this dramatic statement the president overstated the public safety threat posed by undocumented and unauthorized immigrants.
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He called the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria a "regional" threat that has been "an overstated" problem.
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Large ISP monopolies report inaccurate or overstated coverage information, obscure their prices, and often don't deliver promised speeds.
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John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital, said these geopolitical concerns may be somewhat overstated.
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Those predictions are grossly overstated and active managers will again demonstrate their value during the next market downturn.
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You've mentioned this in the past — that you think we've sort of overblown, overstated, and misunderstood Cambridge Analytica.
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"I read articles in the media all the time that are false or inaccurate or overstated," he said.
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A headline on an earlier version of this article overstated the speed of the Palu earthquake in 2018.
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Vanaman is referencing PewDiePie's status as the most popular personality on YouTube, an influence that can't be overstated.
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Some are still not convinced it's real, and others view it as overstated and sensationalized by partisan media.
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Now, the decisiveness of McConnell's own intervention here can be overstated, both by his supporters and his critics.
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It's difficult to measure media coverage, and some research suggests that media sexism against female candidates is overstated.
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"The cost of falsely blaming our closest ally for something this consequential cannot be overstated," she wrote on Twitter.
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In addition, the "abrupt" nature of Kortun's retirement was overstated; it had been internally planned but not publicly known.
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An analyst at Guggenheim said worries about competition around Eylea — one of its best-selling treatments — may be overstated.
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A weaker dollar is acting as an accelerant to the bull flames, although its impact should not be overstated.
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His musings on this were overstated and tended to ignore the rising share of elderly people in the population.
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On April 30, Kangmei Pharmaceutical, said in a filing to the market its 2017 cash position had been overstated.
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Rihanna has also managed to penetrate the fashion industry on her own terms, a feat that can't be overstated.
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Several provinces have since admitted that their figures have been grossly overstated, presumably to help local leaders win promotion.
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"We believe many of these risks are overstated and are also more than priced into the stock," Mehta said.
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An individual widely celebrated for disrupting the Klan, notwithstanding suggestions that he overstated his role, is William "Stetson" Kennedy.
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"The magnitude of his horrible actions cannot be overstated," said the family statement released by attorney S. Lee Merritt.
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That suggested machines were not displacing human workers after all, and their ability to do so had been overstated.
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Lately, it seems that the notion that golf is dead may be wildly overstated, or at least too simplistic.
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Extracts from Mr Kaczynski's journals appear at intervals in the story, ill-judged interpolations that feel forced and overstated.
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Our mission of empowering people with information and the impact it has had on this world cannot be overstated.
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Gecamines says international non-governmental organisations have overstated the firm's revenues while understating its contributions to the national treasury.
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While there can be a stigma attached to prison towns, the fiscal impact cannot be overstated, Mr. Krauss said.
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And while he usually voted with Obama, his claims to be good friends with the president may be overstated.
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It can't be overstated enough that Kelly, 2023, is a truly unique talent that didn't come from central casting.
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The importance of the Red Keep cannot be overstated, as the castle where the ruling house of Westeros presides.
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Four current and former Steinhoff managers are suspected of having overstated revenue at subsidiaries, German prosecutors said this week.
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"All the social science says self-sufficiency cannot be overstated, to wake up everyday and do something," Khanna said.
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From that perspective, future benefits are likely overstated, or taxes are understated (or both) for many typical households represented.
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Two things about the Surface Studio can't be overstated: the crystal-clear display and the thinness of the screen.
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An earlier version of this article overstated what is known about the education of the sister of the victim.
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The opening "Soap Opera" sets the tone: a slightly overstated, unfailingly precise dramatization of Everyperson's appetite for self-dramatization.
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Correction: The article originally overstated the number of Americans who reportedly used drugs in the previous month in 2011.
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Tianjin officials recently admitted that they had overstated growth, and it is now one of China's worst-performing cities.
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In my experience, the whole "Midwestern nice" thing can be overstated; but not when it comes to Kansas City.
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Reviewers and a co-author said the paper, which was intended to raise privacy concerns, overstated what was achieved.
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But the bottom line, so far in his presidency, is that he's been unable to deliver on overstated goals.
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Mr. Millian has bragged of his ties to Mr. Trump — boasts that the president's advisers have said are overstated.
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Because of this, a number of polls — which included more educated voters in their samples — overstated Clinton's actual support.
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"The extent of this administration's cynicism and cruelty cannot be overstated," said Ashley Etienne, a spokeswoman for Ms. Pelosi.
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This may be obvious, but it can't be overstated: Startups have the advantage of agility over the Big Four.
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Based on the findings of both institutes, it seems that the risks of B.R.I. are often overstated or mischaracterized.
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Finally, the role of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) in Iran's foreign and strategic policy cannot be overstated.
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Economists warned that the report was inflated by short-term factors and probably overstated the underlying pace of growth.
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But the S.E.C. found that Mr. Musk had overstated the matter and sued him, accusing him of securities fraud.
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The seriousness of this cannot be overstated, given the urgent problem of migrant worker abuse in the Middle East.
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Yi said in a statement that the numbers are likely overstated because they are heavily influenced by external factors.
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"(Royal Mail) faces potentially tough wage and pension negotiations this year but the risks are probably overstated," they said.
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As for the planet's well-being, they say that meat production's contribution to greenhouse gas levels is greatly overstated.
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As with salt, the idea that these ingredients will toughen the beans if included at the beginning is overstated.
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ING economist James Smith said the business surveys which have pointed to a recovery sometimes overstated upturns and downturns.
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An internal review found in December that the recruiter overstated 2018 profits by about 4 million pounds ($5.16 million).
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The importance of New York, one of the epicenters of global commerce and culture, legalizing marijuana cannot be overstated.
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Former chief strategist Steve Bannon was forced out after he contradicted Trump on North Korea and overstated his power.
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In 2012, the EPA found that Hyundai and Kia inadvertently overstated the fuel economy of their cars and SUVs.
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While the possibility can never be ruled out, the immediate threat ISIS poses to the US homeland is overstated.
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The I.R.S. has challenged such deductions, known as conservation easements, saying that taxpayers overstated the value of their transactions.
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"The enormity of these cuts and the severity of the consequences for American families cannot be overstated," he added.
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" Crenshaw said "it's a worry" but "a bit overstated" and that "I don't think it will happen in 2020.
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Mr. Putin's estimate of the amount of money that Mr. Browder's associates contributed to the Clinton campaign is overstated.
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But many experts have concluded that the gravity and immediacy of any threat to the broader economy was overstated.
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An earlier version of this article overstated what is known about about which groups a future union might represent.
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While the legend was exaggerated, the horror of the fire — and its impact on tunnel safety — cannot be overstated.
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"The leftist claims about sea level rise are overblown, overstated or frankly just wrong," he said in an interview.
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This is a limited and overstated dichotomy, but it does inform the music, and how we hear the music.
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"This suggests that concerns over the distributional impact of a shift to a carbon tax may be overstated," they conclude.
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But some analysts believe the effects on banks of a more accommodative Fed and the flattened yield curve are overstated.
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A local Vermont publication, "VT digger", reported that Sanders overstated pledged donation amounts when the school applied for the loan.
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Thousands, most of them black, were lynched The violence and horror of lynchings in the United States cannot be overstated.
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But many security experts have suggested that the role of zero-days in government-sponsored hacking has perhaps been overstated.
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Some lawmakers have also overstated Congress' role in international nuclear energy cooperation, suggesting the Trump administration is freezing them out.
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He says the prevailing narrative about Putin interfering in the American election in order to undermine democracy is wildly overstated.
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Italy's finance minister, Pier Carlo Padoan, said the Italian banking sector was "solid" and the need for recapitalization was overstated.
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Correction: We originally overstated the number of security engineers that joined IBM by way of its acquisition of Resilient Systems.
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Given the dearth of people of Middle Eastern descent in lead roles, the significance of casting Massoud cannot be overstated.
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While there were good reasons for some retreat in October's commodity imports, the customs figures have likely overstated the issue.
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Jared (my attorney) has been knowledgable, understanding, and adaptable and the value of that to a startup cannot be overstated.
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But, as The Verge's Bryan Bishop wrote in January, MoviePass' claims about its importance to theaters have been significantly overstated.
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"The weight of this moment cannot be overstated," said Paul Steely White, director of safety policy and advocacy at Bird.
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The importance of achieving scale in e-commerce cannot be overstated and is the first fundamental flaw in the comparison.
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So either Trump is getting better (which I must admit he is) or Cruz's reputation is overstated (which it is).
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He called cooperation between OPEC and Russia a myth and said that coordination within the producer group is greatly overstated.
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In December, China official news agency, Xinhua, reported that economic levels in parts of China's northeastern rust belt were overstated.
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But it can't be overstated that this epic tale of romance and adventure came from the mind of a master.
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There has been a substantial decline in Chinese reserves, but the decline is overstated by the strength of the dollar.
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That's why the importance of starting to save early — no matter how cloudy your future — can't be overstated, experts say.
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If the differences between Eastern and Western Europe are sometimes overstated, those between Northern and Southern Europe are often underestimated.
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These aren't overstated generalizations that won't prove to be literally true, but claims that are directionally opposed to the truth.
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Trump is obsessed with the idea that the opposition to him is overstated while the support for him is understated.
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The tension between form and freedom is obvious but never overstated, and the rapport within the trio is exceptionally strong.
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The story that the growth slowdown is a mirage relies on the claim that price growth is in fact overstated.
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What caused The Great Recession was fear and panic propagated by false or wildly overstated claims about actual economic circumstances.
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In a media environment where terms are often overstated and overused, these polling results are blockbuster numbers with blockbuster implications.
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While this fear is very likely overstated, there is no question that technology is reshaping the way work gets done.
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Rep. Patrick Murphy's Senate campaign on Thursday disputed a report that the Florida congressman had overstated some of his qualifications.
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Some analysts said the market's focus on OPEC's output cuts was overstated, saying its impact on surpluses had been modest.
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"The threat that Russia poses cannot be overstated," Poland's ambassador to the United States, Piotr Wilczek, told reporters last week.
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"Oliver's role in driving comments to the FCC in 2014 is often overstated in the media," Karr told The Hill.
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China's growth rate remains higher but is widely believed to be overstated and has fallen to a 25-year low.
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The Mile High's answer to bands like Pelican or Neurosis, COTLC is dark, doomy and slow, without being too overstated.
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But frustration is spreading in the north, where many suggest that politicians and the media have overstated the virus' threat.
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"The importance and influence derived from social media marketing to consumers in today's market cannot be overstated," the lawsuit said.
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Everything from politics that ... some of the stuff that's come out ... I think some of it's been a little overstated.
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A new survey of a large number of streetwear enthusiasts suggests that the influence of influencers has been wildly overstated.
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Some see evidence that the downside of deficits is greatly overstated; others say the country just hasn't reached the precipice.
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The Club's political malfeasance when I first ran for Congress in 2004 and in succeeding election cycles cannot be overstated.
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Calling for nuance is an interesting admission: It allows that the person lacking nuance has a strong, if overstated, point.
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The Times's examination of Mr. Cagle's real estate holdings suggests he has consistently overstated their value in his disclosure filings.
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The Chinese economy is growing at its slowest rate in 27 years, even when going by the overstated official figures.
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The impact of Charlie's Angels on young women growing up in the late '90s and early aughts cannot be overstated.
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The importance of John Bolton's offer to testify if subpoenaed in the impeachment proceedings against President Trump cannot be overstated.
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Closer look: Many of Mr. Perot's dire predictions about the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement proved wrong or overstated.
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The danger of having more smart devices connected to smart speakers and voice assistants may be overstated too, he said.
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But the warnings of catastrophe are probably overstated, and it is hard for people to miss what they never had.
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Tiger's success, if you believe the authors — and they make a persuasive, if sometimes overstated, case — came at enormous cost.
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But The Times's Interpreter columnists say there are reasons — five, to be exact — to believe that the threat is overstated.
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But it also overstated the strength of an economic expansion that has slowed or stalled for parts of his base.
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Last year, Mercedes-Benz pulled an ad for its driver-assistance system after complaints that it overstated the technology's capabilities.
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Judy Boynton served as finance director from 2001 to 2004 before leaving following Shell's admission it had overstated oil reserves.
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The competitive situation is not healthy in those two states, but Mr. Trump has overstated the current lack of insurers.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about the venture capital investor Kirsten Green overstated her investment in Dollar Shave Club.
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The importance of including historically overlooked groups can't be overstated, but for artists, the emphasis on identity has a downside.
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Prosecutors also said Li overstated Canarsie's performance to investors, and misled the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about some trades.
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" But as for political news on trade and a possible trade war, Bittles said that those worries are likely "overstated.
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The Schiff memo argues that Ohr's role was mischaracterized in the Nunes memo and his interactions with Steele were overstated.
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Certainly Trump massively overstated problems with the economy in 21968 — making up wildly inflated unemployment numbers — and won the election.
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The necessity of claiming an equal voice in the debate over values in art and other matters cannot be overstated.
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The initial drafts of the document overstated the degree to which the NSA's IG invited whistleblowers to report legal violations.
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Aspirin's benefits as a primary prevention likely overstated Dr. John McNeil, a professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at Monash University's School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine in Australia, said "it is likely" that the new study slightly overstated the benefits of aspirin to prevent a first stroke or heart attack.
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And while the story avoids a glib resolution, its suggestion that parental concerns over this issue can be overstated rings false.
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"The tragedy of this event cannot be overstated," Arcos told a press conference, adding it underscored the need for youth programs.
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The researchers overstated the consistency of the literature on fat and cholesterol, while downplaying studies on sugar, according to the analysis.
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Though Sessions has faced accusations of bigotry during his political tenure, Chertoff suggested that such decade-old claims may be overstated.
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"The contributions Earl made to the field of medical technology simply cannot be overstated," said Medtronic's chairman and CEO, Omar Ishrak.
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Now, he overstated the success of the summit afterward, saying they&aposve agreed to things they&aposve never agreed to before.
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But that was overstated: During the trial, it was only mentioned in the jury instructions and in passing by the prosecutor.
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In general its characters and humor that are as overstated as the hyper-saturated flora and fauna that populate its world.
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"The urgency of this research cannot be overstated," wrote the founders of Social Science One, the entity that operates the program.
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The hedge fund, Quintessential Capital Management, said in a report last May that the company overstated the number of its outlets.
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Market gyrations could be enough to do damage to the American (and global) economy, but that particular risk might be overstated.
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Valero executives were quizzed by analysts on whether demand had been overstated or whether the problem was on the supply side.
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"I felt for a new generation the lessons of Bundy — the social justice part — can't be overstated," he told the newspaper.
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"The impact of the loss of their father and only real parent simply cannot be overstated," attorney Jeff Korek told THR.
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Meanwhile, Perry's attorneys claimed that substantial fees went into the song's production and marketing, and therefore Gray's numbers were wildly overstated.
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However, global investors and economists have been skeptical of China's official economic figures for years as they believe they are overstated.
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Here's what they have to say: With everything going on in the world, the importance of human rights cannot be overstated.
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Some will decide later they are not transgender, but Olson-Kennedy says the potential harm in such cases may be overstated.
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Believing the press can determine an election inflates the media's influence, which is real but overstated—sometimes by the media itself.
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But the extent to which these changes have boosted bottom lines is easily overstated, says Douglas McNeill of Macquarie, a bank.
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Mohamed Elneny: The midfielder is a squad player at Premier League club Arsenal and his importance to Egypt cannot be overstated.
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Richard Bruce Rosenthal, Ms. Grant's lawyer, said that the animals were not deteriorating, and that the authorities overstated the home's condition.
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He has also overstated MS-13's reach by claiming that ICE has helped liberate entire towns from the gang's control.
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" The country has "borrowed from our children and their future for too long, the devastating consequences of which cannot be overstated.
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The importance of emotionally provocative mass media to movement-building cannot be overstated, and it's largely missing from today's decarbonization movements.
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An earlier version of this article overstated the initial effect of a new treatment against cancer for the patient, Steve Cara.
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The economic benefits of the current standards are greatly understated, and the safety benefits of the proposed ones are significantly overstated.
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If this hope in how well nonprofits can solve our problems is overstated, support for the other options are equally worrisome.
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Comcast's fourth quarter showed that fears over "cord cutting" in cable services and slower broadband growth may be overstated, analysts said.
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As we head to November, the importance of a reconciled Democratic Party with a national message for change cannot be overstated.
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During the interview Sunday, Sanders also said she doesn't think the tension between the Trump administration and the press is overstated.
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Separately, Politico's Jack Shafer wrote earlier this week that the media's role in creating Mr. Trump's success has been vastly overstated.
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That cannot be overstated in a division where so many fighters come in to get it done in the first round.
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While Ocasio-Cortez's is widely viewed as the most important so far this cycle, the importance of endorsements can be overstated.
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He credits Mr. Trump and his boosterism for much of that, even though he said the president's claims were often overstated.
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It's a divertingly funny movie, but its breeziness can also feel overstated, at times glib and a bit of a dodge.
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Many Republicans said even before Thursday's debate in Miami that Mr. Biden's presumed strengths were overstated — a sentiment the president shares.
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But even if overstated, the post-liberal and socialist turns reflect a real change in our politics since the halcyon 1990s.
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But this chart, taken from an excellent report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, shows that this story is greatly overstated.
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The effects cannot be overstated — and in some ways, everything is changing, which is what makes it so exciting to cover.
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"Jayne Wrightsman's incredible impact on the Metropolitan Museum of Art cannot be overstated," Max Hollein, the Met's director, said on Saturday.
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And local officials in the Binhai New Area, a special economic zone of Tianjin that includes Yujiapu, admitted they overstated growth.
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But the results prove that the conventional story line about the Democrats charging damn the torpedoes to the left is overstated.
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Though many differences between boys and girls tend to be overstated, boys do tend to be more physically aggressive, she said.
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We also feel the rule's implications for non-profits are misunderstood, and its potential impact vastly (and by some, purposefully) overstated.
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But he said pollsters are often wary of including third-party candidates because their levels of support can easily be overstated.
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What comes across in his journal as romantic exuberance for the beauty and harshness of the Lapland countryside is not overstated.
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It's the little things that make a first impression a good one, and the importance of establishing trust cannot be overstated.
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A Japanese panel last year found Toshiba had overstated profits for years at several of its units including its nuclear business.
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The business group also expects export growth to slow as it believed the benefits of a weaker pound had been overstated.
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An earlier version of this article overstated how many of the countries involved in the crisis host large American military bases.
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Public outcry widely exposed the RIA's glaring errors of understated costs and overstated benefits, which the politicized DOL ignored last year.
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Republicans' problems have been overstated/Dems can't get over the hump GOP take: ... is not much different than if Saccone loses.
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During hearings, Pentagon officials repeatedly overstated confidence in the program, understated technical limitations and dismissed concerns from physicists and other experts.
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" Mr. Harkavy, who said he worked at Kirby for about a decade, added: "I believe the fears about patients are overstated.
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Erick Erickson, a conservative pundit and an evangelical, told me that Falwell Jr.'s role in conservative politics has been overstated.
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Although the dangers of government budget deficits can certainly be (and often are) overstated, immense budget deficits do carry economic risks.
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The importance of the topline assessment that Mueller did not establish collusion cannot be overstated -- and it's good news for Trump.
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"Laurel has overstated the overall impact of the decrease on the use of the pipeline section in question," the judge wrote.
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It seems likely that there are people who have overstated the power of RCTs, or unfairly dismissed studies conducted other ways.
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The main study that has been cited as proof that patients can recover with those treatments overstated some of its results.
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If Stone wasn't forthcoming or overstated his knowledge, they argued, it was not intentional or malicious, and perhaps just for show.
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In his 2011 book The Psychedelic Explorer's Guide, psychologist James Fadiman wrote that the importance of a guide cannot be overstated.
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The absurdity of this request cannot be overstated, especially given that, for example, Trump openly mocked a reporter with a disability.
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As indicated by Trump's disastrous handling of the government shutdown he instigated, his ability to play 12-dimensional chess is overstated.
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Chinese people expressed anger over the case and shared their own experiences about how the company overstated the efficacy of its treatments.
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Concerns that they're contagious, however, are likely overstated, as none of these diseases are known to spread from human-to-human contact.
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But a government examination of the incident concluded in 2003 that Gross overstated the number who died and how many Poles participated.
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Temer's office issued a statement late Thursday saying these concerns were overstated and allowing legal mining there would help combat illegal exploration.
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As for the drone, Murphy thinks bullish expectation could be overstated given pressure in pricing in the consumer segment of that market.
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Officials earlier said at least 290 people had been killed and did not explain the reason the death toll had been overstated.
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He believed in Apple when few people did, and his contributions to our company, through good times and bad, cannot be overstated.
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However, the achievement is overstated because the deficit excludes public borrowing to finance student loans, much of which will not be repaid.
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Chaim: Yeah, the suit foreshadowing definitely worked, down to the fact that Killmonger would definitely take the flashier, more overstated gold suit.
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It's just strident and overstated about all these things to a degree that adult viewers are going to find hard to swallow.
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But claims that Israel is going the way of Hungary, where Viktor Orban, the prime minister, has throttled the press, are overstated.
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He believed in Apple when few people did and his contributions to our company, through good times and bad, cannot be overstated.
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As a starting point, the trio outline the reasons why the official government GDP data may have overstated growth over recent years.
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"Jonny's contributions to both the Office of Management and Budget and the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection can't be overstated," he said.
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But now that Chevy's proven it can EV, it's time to dial back its overstated eco-interior, and make something more attractive.
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A second government source told POLITICO those claims are overstated, and it's not the case that cabinet is leaning toward that plan.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about gains made in solar power capacity worldwide overstated the amount by which solar energy has increased.
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But hedging's effect on oil-supply fundamentals should not be overstated as most of the hedges will expire by 2018, McConn said.
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As a portable benefit — something individuals can count on regardless of their employer — the ACA's impact on Gig work cannot be overstated.
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Update: Glenn Fleishman has spoken to Kickstarter and says he overstated Kickstarter's automatic approval process; Kickstarter contacted him with more complete details.
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"But we think the attention around the short-covering in the oil market may be overstated," the former Goldman Sachs trader wrote.
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According to the Justice Department, SolarCity is alleged to have made thousands of claims starting in 2009 that allegedly overstated the costs.
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But even if McConnell's reputation as a legislative mastermind is at times overstated, he's certainly not an idiot or an inexperienced blunderer.
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Even Twitter, which disclosed it overstated monthly active users for several quarters, posted earnings ahead of expectations, sending the stock higher Thursday.
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It also alleged that the company overstated the extent to which the $4.99 per month service plan covered other types of repairs.
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Nonetheless, the problems of P2P lending may be overstated, says Ram Ahluwalia of PeerIQ, a firm that crunches data for the industry.
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Koh said Nissan overstated the fuel economy of the Q50 so that it is 3.4 percent higher than the actual test result.
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The Times has run one meaningful correction to that report, saying it overstated the number of people whom the FBI has examined.
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But those figures are vastly overstated and the reputed gains are based on flawed math, says one critic of the robo-advisers.
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Even if he could lay claim to this bull market, the influence presidents have over the stock market tends to be overstated.
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Both those factors might tend to make the Fed forecast overstated, if Yellen is more dovish than the Fed as a whole.
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The Goldman economists also said the estimated revenue gain from congressional plans to limit state and local tax deductibility could be overstated.
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Under oath, he acknowledged that he had wildly overstated the costs of a development to obtain a larger mortgage from the government.
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Wadhwa conceded China clearly had an advantage in data, the key to training today's A.I., but said its importance may be overstated.
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Instead a general lack of electoral enthusiasm, Clinton's baggage (both overstated and deserved), and the Comey letter proved to be more decisive.
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A reasonable conclusion is there is some noisiness in the data and that gasoline supplied was overstated in March and understated April.
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"The scope of this work, and the resources required to support state planning and implementation activities, cannot be overstated," the directors said.
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And as you can see, those charges are wildly overstated and produced a sentence far more serious than Lundgren's actual crime warranted.
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Alleging that Southern Company and Mississippi Power had overstated the plant's cost-effectiveness, the Bigger Pie Forum sued to unseal project records.
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The role of Singapore vis-à-vis our national security cannot be overstated, but there are two parts to every diplomatic relationship.
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Stifel notes the recent sell-off in Snap shares along with a belief that near-term risks to revenue may be overstated.
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Consumer pessimism over China's economy may be overstated, according to the China Beige Book, a quarterly survey of big businesses across China.
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Conservatives will object that Medicaid reduces work-force participation and possibly subsidizes opioid addiction and that its value to beneficiaries is overstated.
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More in taxes • Mr. Trump celebrated the passing of the tax overhaul in Nashville, where he overstated the size of the cuts.
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"The amount of new infrastructure required for the Morocco 2026 bid to become reality cannot be overstated," FIFA said in the report.
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The bureau has been repeatedly criticized for a pricey renovation of its headquarters since 21.1, but Mr. Trump's cost estimate is overstated.
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In death as in life, the role of Lord Bell (as he later became) in Thatcher's three election victories has been overstated.
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There are many elements that add to students' confusion, but the role that drinking and recreation drug use play cannot be overstated.
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An earlier version of this article overstated the impact of the emissions issue on Fiat Chrysler's domestic sales of diesel-powered trucks.
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The reports have since gotten pushback from national security officials, who have said the staffer who gave the briefing overstated the intelligence.
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I was surrounded by artists and designers and creatives of all kinds who celebrated me for my unique, overstated sense of self.
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NAWCA and its impact and importance to Americans is even more critical today than when first enacted and this cannot be overstated.
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Even if that is overstated, Republicans will struggle to lure a sufficient number of Democrats to sign on to a tax bill.
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In a press release, the FCC said that the overhaul was due largely because of the overstated coverage maps it had discovered.
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In particular, the model's sensitivity to the ISM manufacturing index has led the gauge astray multiple times, causing growth to be overstated.
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In November, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) found that certain senior executives at Tongaat had overstated profits and certain assets by using "undesirable" accounting practices.
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The letters, automatically generated by Australia's Taxation Office, sometimes overstated the debt owed or were sent to people who owed no money.
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Military officials have said the shift to battlefield commanders is a net positive, and that the changes in authority have been overstated.
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The risk those migrants pose, however, and the characterization of the numbers who jump the fence is enormously overstated, Ms. Carrillo said.
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Several academic studies have found that Fox News has had statistically significant (if occasionally overstated) effect on Republican vote share in presidential elections.
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Indeed, Emin Gun Sirer, a Cornell computer scientist who studies Bitcoin, told me that the use of Bitcoin for illicit purposes is overstated.
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The risks surrounding the several elections involving populist movements set to take place across Europe this year are being overstated, say investment experts.
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BREMMER: Well, that was -- that was a very overstated reaction to the kind of heated rhetoric that we&aposve also seen from Trump.
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If real, this would have tipped the economy into a severe recession; instead, the suspicion is that previously overstated data were to blame.
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But Jon Rogowski, a political scientist at Harvard, makes a pretty convincing case that this idea is wrong — or at least vastly overstated.
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Page told CNN on Sunday he was never an agent of a foreign power, and that the documents overstated his ties to Russia.
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"It's incredible to me that an error this large — approximately 62 million in overstated broadband connections — didn't materially change the report," he said.
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But any suggestion that we're getting to a point where drones are as easy to operate as, say, an iPhone is woefully overstated.
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"The net income attributable to TechnipFMC in the quarter ending March 31, 2017 was overstated by $209.5 million ($0.45 per share)," added TechnipFMC.
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In a paper published by Harvard University, where he is a visiting fellow, he argues that India's growth figures have been greatly overstated.
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"The empowerment and opportunity afforded to Sandusky by his connection to Penn State to predate young boys cannot be overstated," the report says.
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There have been instances of overhyped branded vulnerabilities apparently being marketed to manipulate stock prices, or vastly overstated vulnerabilities shifting the security conversation.
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What can't be overstated is just how popular lavender essential oil really is, and how many ways in which it can be used.
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The settlement is also expected to allege that Katanga overstated copper production, understated mining costs and lacked proper internal financial controls, it added.
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"The weight of this moment cannot be overstated," White told the Verge, referencing the advancement of the e-scooter and e-bike legislation.
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There was an immediate counterreaction on the left to the supposed (though possibly overstated) reaction on the right, which sparked a counter-counterreaction.
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The SEC also said that Hedgeable posted misleading fact sheets on its website that overstated the returns of various Hedgeable exchange-traded funds.
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Some concerns over the proposal might be overstated, says Matthew Bickham, maker of an ad blocker called Magic Lasso for Apple's Safari browser.
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North Korea has conducted these kinds of tests before —and even claimed success — but intelligence suggests that any success is simply overstated propaganda.
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Once the calculations are performed correctly on the senators' survey, it turns out that this number is overstated by a whopping 60 percent.
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"Jony is a singular figure in the design world and his role in Apple's revival cannot be overstated," Cook said in a statement.
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The importance—both to Trump and the nation—of establishing or ruling out this diagnosis cannot be overstated, because this infection is treatable.
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" From Planned Parenthood: "The significance of today's news cannot be overstated: The right to access abortion in this country is on the line.
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The polling suggested that those fears were probably overstated and there was even the chance of a Republican lockout in 39th and 49th.
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It isn't entirely immune to the idea of Africa as a colorful, exotic backdrop, and it isn't entirely free of broad, overstated messages.
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The problem, to Sanders loyalists, is the fact that Sanders faces long odds has been consistently overstated to suggest he faces impossible odds.
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Predictions that Mr. Sanders's supporters could migrate to Donald Trump in the fall are overstated, despite Mr. Trump's cynical efforts to woo them.
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Other studies, however, claim the wage gap is overstated and that despite salaries lagging in some states, teachers are not dramatically underpaid overall.
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Danielle Pletka of the American Enterprise Institute suggested that the importance of the move was being overstated, especially by those who oppose it.
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I knew I had overstated the potential greatness of Obama once he selected Timothy Geither in late 2008 to be his Treasury secretary.
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Though worthy of consideration, the costs of carbon tax are often overstated, and the ways that policy can reduce those costs are ignored.
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It argued that their estimates overstated potential job losses by assuming that whole occupations would be displaced rather than specific tasks within them.
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But aside from a few truly disturbing moments, the newness of the material the series advertises feels all-in-all a bit overstated.
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"It's incredible to me that an error this large — approximately 62 million in overstated broadband connections — didn't materially change the report," Starks said.
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There is a ballsiness to this swerve that cannot be overstated; The OA is nothing if not stridently indifferent to the outside world.
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Economists at DSP Merrill Lynch, a Bank of America subsidiary that operates in India, said risks highlighted by the agency may be overstated.
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Part of the filing is devoted to explaining why, in Conagra's view, the plaintiffs overstated the significance of the 2nd Circuit's Petrobras decision.
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But the speech was laced throughout with this message: Our fears are overstated, and more than that, they pose a danger in themselves.
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While The Shape of Punk to Come's quality can be debated endlessly in the present day, its importance cannot be denied or overstated.
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On the 75th Anniversary of D-Day, the words "thank you" to our nation's men and women of great courage cannot be overstated.
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The FBI reportedly overstated encryption threat figures to both Congress and the public due to a programming error, according to The Washington Post.
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But Harish, from the Centre for Policy Research, says he thinks the role that crop burning plays in fueling pollution may be overstated.
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He took credit for expansion announcements that the companies said did not involve him, and he sometimes overstated the number of jobs involved.
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Yet the narrative surrounding her — of a career thwarted — can be overstated, when the stand-up special has become such an important genre.
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A lot of the content was typical Trump: touting overstated and false assertions about the economy, fearmongering about immigration and socialism, characteristic bragging.
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Russia A top election security official appears to have overstated the US intelligence community's formal assessment of Russian interference in the 2020 election.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen said Tuesday that the Fed may have overstated the strength of the labor market and the rate of inflation.
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That's to say that the difference between people when measuring a trait like income can be easily overstated when relying on a PGS.
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The prevalence of hard throwers has far-reaching impact on health, roster construction, offense and more, but it is usually a bit overstated.
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They overstated economic weakness just before Britain was originally due to leave the EU in March and immediately after the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Mr. Nazworth had taken issue with those figures in a recent article, arguing that evangelical support for Mr. Trump had been greatly overstated.
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But a study published on Wednesday suggests that some official estimates of China's greening campaign overstated its successes, and mistook shrubs for forests.
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Apple – Apple supplier Murata Manufacturing said a Monday report of a 50 percent production cut for the iPhone X appears to be overstated.
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Captain Davis said that figure overstated the casualties by "orders of magnitude," but he declined to say how many militants had been killed.
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Still, its influence on the industry cannot be overstated, and this makes for a good excuse to pay homage to its considerable legacy.
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Here are my answers, in alphabetical order: The cultural impact of Marvel's 2018 trip to Wakanda (directed by Ryan Coogler) cannot be overstated.
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But many bitcoin experts say Chinese trading volumes are overstated and attribute sharp moves to speculation by, for example, U.S.-based hedge funds.
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It should be said that I think we may have overstated Trump's transformative capacity, at least in this election and what comes after.
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Trump's attempts at black outreach have often been overstated — he has a tendency to speak about black voters to overwhelmingly white audiences, for example.
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He set outsized expectations for the summit overstated what he had achieved and he has insisted on a maximalist position from the North Koreans.
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The seriousness of the gulf can hardly be overstated: many foreign policy experts and lawmakers believe Russia's behavior was an attack on the nation.
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While my immediate family and I were never in real flood danger, the dire circumstances many continue to find themselves in cannot be overstated.
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"The economic, educational, and cultural importance of New York City's museums, theaters, and other cultural institutions cannot be overstated," said Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen.
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That argument has some force, but it can be overstated: the fact that a change was gradual does not mean that it was trivial.
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" Parliamentarians also suggest that "fears over 'black box' AI… may be overstated" — and rather dub "explainable AI" a "realistic goal for the public sector.
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This victory is the first major blow to the spread of commercial facial recognition in the United States, and its significance cannot be overstated.
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New Hampshire's open primary format frequently draws a tangent of discussion on cable news panels, but its impact on the result is slightly overstated.
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In a detailed response, six researchers argued that the report overstates the risks from climate change, and that subsequent reporting overstated it even further.
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The building materials maker said pre-tax earnings were overstated by $24.4 million between March 2018 and October 2019, within its previously advised range.
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In August, Mitsubishi Motors was also found to have overstated the mileage of eight additional models, including the Pajero and Outlander sport utility vehicle.
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Fitch downgraded its rating to BBB- from BBB as the local government revealed that its fiscal and economic numbers for 2016 had been overstated.
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Given Sears' waning influence in the retail space, however, the impact of its bankruptcy on the industry should not be overstated, according to Storch.
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If IF Sanders wing can bring over black D's In some respects, the comparison between these Sanders supporters and the Tea Party is overstated.
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Even that number may be overstated, because the database includes people who found new work for a short time, and those who switched jobs.
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In particular, the [British] Government failed to identify that the threat to civilians was overstated and that the rebels included a significant Islamist element.
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The effectiveness of Cambridge Analytica's psychographic targeting, which attempted to influence voters by mapping out their Facebook Likes, is highly suspect and likely overstated.
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The risks posed by AI are probably overstated within the five-year time frame, but it's something we should most certainly be concerned about.
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If not citing the economic benefits (which some studies claim are overstated), hunters argue animals are old, or have a negative impact on herds.
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On the contrary, economists are increasingly asking whether stubbornly low rates of inflation, interest and growth show that the need for independence was overstated.
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Xiong Bingqi, the deputy director of think-tank 21st Century Education Research Institute and no relation to the Xiongs, thinks the problem is overstated.
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" Conductor and co-curator Yuga Cohler said: "Both musicians' willingness to ruthlessly abandon tradition, and their influence on that larger culture can't be overstated.
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So maybe its "searchability" was overstated, but at least it preserves this content and in doing so fulfills the basic function of an archive.
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Getting people who do not know one another into instant communication and location sharing during an emergency — the importance of that cannot be overstated.
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The Form ADV also overstated the total client accounts by at least 1,000 accounts, which was off by 340 percent, according to the SEC.
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Facebook admitted last year it overstated some key ad metrics on its site, and it is taking steps to provide more clarity to advertisers.
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Nye found a policy manual from EMC Mortgage that referred to its customers as "smucks," and if anything, that overstated the level of respect.
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The slip in growth comes at a time many economists are questioning the quality of official data and suggesting past levels have been overstated.
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Or so it would seem: From 2012 on, a good chunk of the Internet has consisted of critics calling out her (often overstated) privilege.
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Articles sneakily pop up—and often go viral—with under-researched findings, overstated claims, and pseudoscience about what foods to eat to prevent STIs.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia that expanded voting rights for convicted felons, using information from the governor's office, overstated the law's effect on African-Americans.
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Setting aside the question of the effectiveness of these proposed initiatives, the importance of homeownership to a stable and prosperous America cannot be overstated.
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However duly skeptical we may be of Moscow's aims, the preferability of good faith dialogue with Russia over great power conflict cannot be overstated.
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"The historical and practical importance of this ruling cannot be overstated," Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants' Rights Project.
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"I actually don't think that Beto's the only way that you can win against Trump — I think a lot of that's overstated," she added.
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Adam Schiff, the panel's top Democrat, argues, however, that Ohr's role was mischaracterized in the Nunes memo and his interactions with Steele were overstated.
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For a health epidemic with as many victims as kidney disease, the importance of education and increasing our knowledge base simply can't be overstated.
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Forbes's editors wrote earlier this month that Ross had overstated his wealth by about $2 billion to "bolster his standing" among the business community.
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That poll put him ahead in the popular vote by two percentage points, which in the end overstated his share by about three points.
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But if it turns out to be true and the worst-case scenario comes to pass, the seriousness of this breach cannot be overstated.
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He thinks the synergies are overstated, and that Tesla's "constant need for cash" will catch up with the company, forcing some sort of reckoning.
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Similarly, allegations of widespread noncitizen voting have been grossly overstated in the past, as the Ohio secretary of state's study of recent elections proved.
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Mr. Botyan "was a capable intelligence officer, but his role in the closing months of the war has been markedly overstated," Mr. Kramer said.
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"The high level of net non-performing assets compared with other countries implies that current headline capital adequacy is, in effect, overstated," he added.
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While sports as a salve for societal problems is surely overstated, Detroit's teams provided a needed jolt of optimism and a dose of escapism.
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One economist believes the labor shortage may be overstated and that there's actually a bigger pool of low-wage workers than government data suggests.
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Long story short, even the administration's paltry project carbon emission reductions from ACE — between 0.7 and 803 percent lower than baseline — are likely overstated.
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"Likely voter" models constructed using 2012 turnout data, for example, could have overstated the presence of Clinton supporters while overlooking that of Trump supporters.
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Sri Lanka's Health Ministry conceded it had overstated the death toll, revising its estimate from at least 2000 killed to between 22008 and 20113.
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Sri Lanka's Health Ministry conceded it had overstated the death toll, revising its estimate from at least 21851 killed to between 250 and 260.
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Last year, both Mitsubishi Motors and Suzuki Motor admitted they had overstated the fuel economy of their vehicles after cheating on gas-mileage tests.
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But he vastly overstated the numbers, while making a linkage between two groups of immigrants that are not the same and are processed differently.
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The initiative got off to a rocky start after President Donald Trump overstated the readiness and abilities of the "Google website" to facilitate testing.
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But even if growth is overstated, the latest year-on-year growth figures were 5 percent and 6 percent for India and China, respectively.
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"The importance of having rules that protect consumers before they are harmed cannot be overstated," former FCC lawyer Gigi Sohn said in a statement.
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Last week, Ted Baker said the value of stock on its balance sheet was overstated by 58 million pounds ($76.24 million) as at Jan.
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Verizon, T-Mobile, and US Cellular overstated their 4G coverage in rural communities across the country, a Federal Communications Commission investigation determined on Wednesday.
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It followed that last week with an admission that the value of its inventory had been overstated by up to £25 million ($33 million).
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That charge vastly overstated Mr. Lopez Rivera's role in a Marxist group that carried out attacks in American cities in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Mr. Jones demurred when it came to his influence on Mr. Trump, which he said the "MSM" (mainstream media) overstated to undermine the president.
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And while I and many others have examined his outsize egomania before, its migration into his administration can't be noted too often or overstated.
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Analyst Paul Gait of Bernstein said the settlement was proof that the risk of asset seizure in Democratic Republic of Congo had been overstated.
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Losing tax-exempt status freed his foundation from disclosure requirements, allowing Mr. Epstein to exaggerate his giving — like in a wildly overstated Wikipedia entry.
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Some studies have shown that education can increase tolerance, but there's also evidence suggesting the effect can be overstated when it comes to race.
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Mr. Delaney may have overstated the case by saying that all hospitals would close, but America's hospitals would stand to lose billions of dollars.
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But his claim that all Chinese products should be avoided because they're likely to imperil your safety — or literally kill you — are clearly overstated.
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There are some who have made the case that an impeachment push could help Democrats politically (or at least that the potential harms are overstated).
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Joseph McCarthy may have overstated Murrow's impact, but it certainly works as a valentine to the news media and its hard-working, chain-smoking representatives.
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"I think it's completely overstated and misunderstood," said Alabama-based Democratic pollster John Anzalone, noting that the topic has not appeared in Moore's television ads.
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The success of iTunes cannot be overstated; it outlived pretty much every other consumer-focused piece of software from its time (here's to you, Winamp).
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On CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday, Page called the documents a "complete joke" and insisted they overstated his relationships with the Russian government.
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The strategic importance of getting utilities on board with consumer solar can't be overstated — and the potential for solar development in the U.S. is vast.
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Thus, some of the dire outcomes of projected 10-15 percent type market declines seem overstated to us and may reflect more politically partisan views.
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A spokesman on Friday said that the figure, which referred to a theoretical long-term goal for the MEB electric car manufacturing platform, was overstated.
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This included the final, where the cliched and overstated politeness of the Japanese wrestling fans melted away into chants and cheers for the veteran star.
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The suggestion that Singapore could benefit from ongoing protests in Hong Kong may have been "overstated," according to the head of Southeast Asia's largest bank.
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"I do think it's possible that some people have overstated the degree to which millennials are to the ideological left of older voters," he said.
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As a result, they argue that China overstated real GDP growth by two percentage points on average every year from 2008 to 2016 (see chart).
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While countries in Europe and Asia are posting troubling gross domestic product reports, the US roars on, and the importance to Trump cannot be overstated.
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A source who has advised banks on regulatory issues told Reuters that Trump's scathing critique of Dodd-Frank far overstated the problems with the law.
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That's still far less than what most people would spend on health insurance in a year, and so its effect on enrollment could be overstated.
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FBI Repeatedly Overstated Encryption Threat Figures To Congress, Public (The Washington Post) The FBI has been complaining about encryption...well, pretty much since the 1990s.
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The outside economists said USDA's analysis overstated the costs of keeping the agencies in Washington and failed to consider cheaper locations in the Beltway area.
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The SEC says the UK-listed company overstated the value of a Mozambique coal mine it bought for $3.7 billion in 2011, per CNN Money.
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A White House official, however, said that McCabe called Priebus to assure him the Times piece overstated the contacts between Trump advisers and Russian officials.
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This latest revelation -- that Comey overstated the number of emails that Abedin forwarded to Weiner -- will serve to grind salt into that still-raw wound.
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And they've assured me that that New York Times story was grossly overstated, and inaccurate and totally wrong," Priebus said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Still, with fewer than 1 percent of all auto loans being two months delinquent, Zabritski believes warnings about a subprime bubble suddenly popping are overstated.
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The president said the U.S. is "down a tremendous amount" in terms of trade with China, and overstated the trade deficit between the two countries.
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Trump's response to the information about the book that became known this week was typically overstated and riddled with legal threats, including one against Bannon.
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A host of fact checks found that the think tank's claims were overstated — most of those people were not charged with crimes related to terrorism.
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The case follows Tesco's announcement in September 2014 that its profit forecast had been overstated mainly due to booking commercial deals with suppliers too early.
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Mr. De Palma argues that Hitchcock's general influence is overstated and that he himself is the only true heir among later generations of American filmmakers.
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" In a recent interview with CNN, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo downplayed talk of a rift between the US and Europe, calling it "most overstated.
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"The significance of today's news cannot be overstated: The right to access abortion in this country is on the line," Laguens said in a statement.
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Those studies overstated the internet's share of U.S. electricity consumption by at least a factor of 8 and projected it would double in 10 years.
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Among sea bream and nougat, cava and hangovers, the hope that the Christ Child or Santa will finally bring a government is an overstated mockery.
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People or antitrust lawyers will try to argue that European antitrust laws are so vastly different from US antitrust laws, but I think that's overstated.
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Hydrogen's importance to a carbon-free energy future can't be overstated, according to energy advocates and longtime renewable energy entrepreneurs and investors like Jigar Shah.
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"The importance of Dr. Shimomura's contribution to contemporary biological discovery cannot be overstated," Nipam Patel, director of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass.
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"The significance of this watch cannot be overstated," said Paul Boutros, a senior vice president with Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo, the watch auctioneer.
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But what's worse is when students aren't able to really talk about something on their résumé because it was totally overstated in the first place.
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The novel's timeliness cannot be overstated, but it also invites a bigger question: What do we as readers, as a society, want from our fiction?
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There's also the looming danger of artificial intelligence, which, depending on who you ask, is either an existential threat or a wildly overstated non-concern.
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Scorah's book, the bravery of which cannot be overstated, is an earnest one, fueled by a plucky humor and a can-do spirit that endears.
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He finds loneliness, local color, alienation and intermittent satisfaction — an array of unspectacular modern experiences that Olmi renders with an intensity that never feels overstated.
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It was opened after the company announced that it had overstated its profits by more than 250 million pounds (about $320 million at current rates).
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But I would like to humbly submit that early reports of its influence on Mr. Trump's re-election strength — or weakness — have been vastly overstated.
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The importance of good sleep hygiene truly can't be overstated, so this is as good a time as any to re-evaluate how we sleep.
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As a critical part of the health care infrastructure, particularly at community and individual levels, their unique potential contribution to pandemic preparedness cannot be overstated.
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CNN later reported that Pierson appears to have overstated the formal assessments from the US intelligence community, and senior White House officials rebutted her comments.
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The scientists' findings suggest concerns that the rise of mammoth data centers would generate a surge in electricity demand and pollution have been greatly overstated.
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"I think that is overstated a little bit," said progressive strategist Jonathan Tasini, who is supporting Sanders but has no formal role with his campaign.
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Some Chinese experts said that Mr. Yi overstated the problems in the official data, perhaps to fit his longstanding criticism of China's family planning controls.
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Their style is as loud and outspoken as they are, and tends to be overstated and eye-catching, and their colors are blues and purples.
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The degree to which the Democrats in Congress who are running the impeachment inquiry are disconnected from their colleagues running for president cannot be overstated.
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In her dissent, Ginsburg, writing for the court's liberal bloc, said the majority overstated concerns that the case presented about foreign relations and national security.
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For these sex tech innovators, the significance of this warm reception — of being treated like legitimate tech by an institution like CES — cannot be overstated.
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"The significance of Thursday's US strike against Qasem Soleimani cannot be overstated because he ran Iran's military operations across the Middle East," Peter Bergen wrote.
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AMP has denied allegations it had submitted a doctored report to a regulator and committed a criminal offence, saying the inquiry had overstated its involvement.
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Folli published delayed audited financial statements for 2017 in July that showed it had overstated annual revenue by more than 1 billion euros ($1.10 billion).
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This modest, quiet story — based on a magazine article published more than 20 years ago — could easily have turned into something preachy, sentimental and overstated.
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That move generated significant headlines and controversy, but its impact on the individual insurance market is probably overstated, because it represents very little structural change.
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Twitter said on Thursday that it had overstated its monthly-user figures since 2014 after mistakenly including data from third-party applications in its counting.
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Ms. Wang responded that current tensions had been overstated and did not, in any event, illuminate the intent of Congress when it enacted the law.
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Hannah Hope from Pennsylvania thought the "danger" was overstated: I think that with political memes there is a fine line between being funny and dangerous.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on May 25 about the physicist Murray Gell-Mann overstated a law about the conservation of a quantity in physics called strangeness.
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Although most experts believe these ties to be vastly overstated by the Saudi regime, the point is that Saudi leaders believe it to be true.
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Toshiba Chief Executive Masashi Muromachi is trying to overhaul the laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate following last year's revelations of overstated profits going back to around 2009.
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"For some, I think the importance is overstated, and for others I think it's absolutely key," says Murray Gray manager of Edu Imbernon and T Williams.
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Al Franken, who suggested the nominee had overstated and misled the public about his civil rights record, his colleagues pushed but never sought a knockout blow.
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The enormity and imminence of these twin existential threats cannot be overstated and how to confront them must be the central issue of any presidential campaign.
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There is, truthfully, something to be offered by being completely zoned out from your world with your content in front of you, though it's probably overstated.
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Starks pointed out how an earlier version of the report falsely overstated broadband availability by 62 million homes, something quietly corrected after criticism by consumer groups.
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"The significance of a downturn in retail sales to Britain's economy cannot be overstated," Carl Weinberg of High Frequency Economics wrote in a note to clients.
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With the help of her property agent, Zhu cooked up a second contract with Lei that overstated the value of the flat at 7 million yuan.
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I over read that poll, overstated its conclusions, and I felt obliged to -- people pointed that out to me and I immediately realized that I had.
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They suggest that America's well-documented racial wage gap is overstated by 10% because minorities, especially men, spend larger portions of their workdays not actually working.
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The bottom line: The difference between having a Republican governor's political team in Ohio for 2020 versus a Democratic governor in that state cannot be overstated.
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The CEO said that these concerns were overstated and while the U.K. market was softer for the company, it had not spilled over into other regions.
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The local governments of the northern municipality of Tianjin and top coal producing region Inner Mongolia recently admitted that some economic numbers for 2016 were overstated.
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THE story of the Mayflower and its passengers has been told so many times that one cannot help wondering whether the ship's importance has been overstated.
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Mazda lacks the big overstated presence of larger brands, but its handsome design coupled with peppy performance makes it a solid choice for consumers to consider.
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That misconception, which vastly overstated Lundgren's crime and led to the sentence he received, is simply to conflate software with a license to operate that software.
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It cannot be overstated how attractive the prospect of being with a "winner" was to President Trump's base and how this begins to cloud that image.
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A subsequent study by consultancy McDaniel & Associates revealed that the ability to access oil in the field had been significantly overstated, leading to the reserves downgrade.
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Why it matters: Regardless of whether Musk overstated the government's commitment to his project, Cordish said the Trump administration is talking with Musk and his company.
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Mitsubishi said last week it overstated the fuel economy of four domestic models, including two produced for Nissan Motor Co, affecting 625,000 vehicles sold in Japan.
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Amis has always wanted to see Nabokov as someone resembling his own critical self—essentially, a "celebrator," a man whose darkness and severities have been overstated.
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"The importance of ensuring that such positions are filled by persons that reflect and represent the interests of our diverse country cannot be overstated," they wrote.
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"The benefits of Buy America/American policies are likely overstated, and they are, at least partially, responsible for higher infrastructure costs," the think tank report said.
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First, Barclays said the supply impact of renewed sanctions on Iran is being overstated and says the market has already priced in falling output from Venezuela.
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Investors should position themselves for a market rally as worries over President Donald Trump's tax reform chances are overstated, according to a top Wall Street firm.
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As a child, the value of knowing you have the love and support of your parents, regardless of any measurable outcome you produce, cannot be overstated.
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The "positive" impact of the Coast Guard medical assistance, which frees agents for other work and prevented overwhelming the local hospitals, can't be "overstated," said Self.
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If the goal is to help people to rebuild and have shelter before the next hurricane season begins on June 1st, the urgency cannot be overstated.
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The Detroit automaker said on Friday it was temporarily halting sales of about 60,000 new 2016 U.S. SUVs because the vehicles' labels overstated their fuel efficiency.
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Even though the threat of robots is sometimes overstated, other areas of the economy are also at risk to lose jobs due to greater productivity. 71.
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Still, the Northeast DC native's contributions to the go-go scene and the rap scene, producing an immensely entertaining brand of trap music, can't be overstated.
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Even if the number is somewhat overstated, it's certainly a larger audience than a movie like 22 July could have attracted with a wide theatrical release.
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Chinese state media has highlighted several high-profile cases of wrongly accused Chinese-American scientists to bolster the government's claims that US concerns are vastly overstated.
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Imagination, though, is so rarely asked of movie audiences these days that the daring of the first-time feature director, Gustav Moller, can hardly be overstated.
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An ideal response would make the cost of disease suppression visible even as it lured people into a false sense that the virus's threat was overstated.
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While its importance will not be in doubt, for the significance of Black Lives Matter cannot be overstated, the book's necessity comes from its other subject.
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Also, somewhat to my surprise, I think the interviews really showed some of the ways that the leftward lurch of the Democratic Party has been overstated.
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The essence of networking in the rarefied world of handcrafted, small-production boozes (the team abhors the term "small-batch" as soggy marketing) cannot be overstated.
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He also said the Freedom Party's links to Russia were overstated and that he was satisfied the party was cutting all its ties with Generation Identity.
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The media "dramatically overstated what Barr had actually said about the report," Jurecic and Wittes write, and also incorrectly suggested Trump had been cleared of wrongdoing.
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LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - Construction company Galliford Try plc overstated its revenues in 2018 and its accounts have been restated, Britain's audit watchdog said on Thursday.
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" In 1960, our reviewer wrote: "The sketches are written lightly, so that tragedy is understated and comedy is overstated, yet the ring of truth always prevails.
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Because of the importance of stocks like Amazon, Facebook, Netflix, Alphabet (Google) and Apple, the psychological "impact of their weakness can't be overstated," Mr. Hickey said.
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Apple then appealed to the Supreme Court, calling the $440 million in damages "grossly excessive" and claiming the award overstated the value of the patented technology.
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But those powers are overstated: Presidents are rarely able to dramatically change public opinion, and their interventions are as likely to hurt legislative efforts as help.
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Still, the need for rules can be overstated, said Alex Wilcox, a founder of JetBlue and now the chief executive of JetSuite, a California-based airline.
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Critics of Mr. Bannon said his influence on Mr. Trump's positions had been overstated: The president's views on trade and military intervention date to the 1980s.
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The move comes a month after Ted Baker said inventory on its balance sheet was overstated by 58 million pounds, more than double its preliminary estimates.
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Among people close to Trump, Hicks was sometimes viewed as a moderating force on a nontraditional and impudent president, though that role has sometimes been overstated.
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"The importance of the China market in sustaining our livelihoods and our industry's role in the nation's agricultural and rural economy cannot be overstated," Heisdorffer wrote.
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It can't be overstated that this is a sweeping change to how the Catholic Church has dealt with the sexual abuse of young kids and minors.
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Some strategists believe the assessment that the market's technology leadership is too concentrated — a narrow rally comprised of just a handful of big players — is overstated.
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New York Times columnist David Brooks recently pointed out that both critics and supporters of the Affordable Care Act overstated their predicted estimates of its impacts.
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"The impact of this rule on the economy cannot be overstated," Karen Harbert, president of the Chamber's Institute for 21st Century Energy, said in a statement.
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During the recent presidential campaign, Ms. Mercer started as a leading supporter of Ted Cruz, who also argued that the threat of global warming was overstated.
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While the legend of the biker was exaggerated, the horror of the fire there 6503 years ago — and its impact on tunnel safety — cannot be overstated.
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LeBron James is known for his intense preparation and care for his body, but according to his former Cleveland Cavaliers teammate Tristan Thompson, that may be overstated.
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"John is a singular creative and executive talent whose impact on the animation industry cannot be overstated," Ellison said in a statement, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Lavrov said the report only confirmed the composition of the substance and that Britain's claim that it confirmed the UK position on the Skripal case was overstated.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump again overstated the size of his Electoral College win on Thursday, only to quickly fold and blame the claim on bad information.
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Muth and Lewis suggest even the comparison with concussion might be overstated, saying the symptoms also resemble novel dizziness syndromes triggered by everything from whiplash to migraines.
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WhatsApp's headline-making vulnerability might have little impact to most users and/or be overstated, but their servers can still detect users' messages send through the service.
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If exports were understated by 275,000 bpd, then domestic consumption was overstated by a similar amount and was probably running at around 8.981 million bpd in February.
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His failure to obtain a permanent security clearance, frequent TV appearances, and insistence that "Dr." be included in his title, fueled accusations that he overstated his influence.
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The Detroit automaker said on Friday it was temporarily halting sales of about 60,000 new 2016 U.S. SUVs because the vehicles' window labels overstated their fuel efficiency.
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Iowa and New Hampshire's impact only grew in 1003st century Historically, the impact of Iowa and New Hampshire over the Democratic nomination process can hardly be overstated.
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A lawsuit filed by some early Trump SoHo purchasers alleged that the developers, as well as Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump, overstated sales to inflate prices.
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The SEC said the company also disclosed it overstated its 2014 net revenue by about 7 percent and income from continuing operations before taxes by 136 percent.
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"John is a singular creative and executive talent whose impact on the animation industry cannot be overstated," Ellison said in a statement, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Yet it's true that excessive drinking is clearly unhealthy, and researchers have even questioned whether the claims for health benefits associated with moderate alcohol consumption are overstated.
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George Pearkes, analyst for Bespoke Investment, noted that some of the concern over the recent economic reports had been overstated, particularly over falling revenue for retail sales.
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In an email, Heine wrote that the study's finding were overstated and that the authors did not provide a good discussion of the limitations of the research.
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Critics of the legislation worry the rules could be applied too broadly; the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Ernesto Falcon, who supports the bill, argued those concerns were overstated.
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" And Susan Rice, National Security Adviser for former president Barack Obama, tweeted: "The cost of falsely blaming our closest ally for something this consequential cannot be overstated.
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The search for Trump's charitable largesse is far from conclusive given his tax returns remain unreleased, but the results so far suggest he has overstated his magnanimity.
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Outplacement consultancy firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas on Friday revised its report for job cuts in May, acknowledging it vastly overstated Ford Motor's plans to lay off workers.
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It cannot be overstated how important it will be for the U.K.'s economic prospects that there be early signs that a soft-Brexit is highly probable.
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After media reports noted that Comey's testimony overstated how many emails Clinton aide Huma Abedin had forwarded to her husband, Anthony Weiner, the FBI issued a clarification.
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Herbalife said on Thursday it had overstated growth in the number of "active new members" in some instances in the past three quarters due to database errors.
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