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The results of this research largely showed the claims to be wildly exaggerated.

Had she not wildly exaggerated the significance of the advertisement?

Much of the debate these days is wildly exaggerated.

The Pentagon described the reports at the time as either false or wildly exaggerated.

The state also acknowledged that the number of new houses and apartments was wildly exaggerated.

Both trends began with a genuine connection to reality, then wildly exaggerated it.

The proportions are then wildly exaggerated, which gives the clothes their special charm.

Last week, the company said that the assertions by personal injury lawyers were "wildly exaggerated."

History teaches us that many innovations have led to wildly exaggerated estimates of their future impact.

While some of these images seem wildly exaggerated to most Americans, at least some are based on real cultural differences.

I laughed at most of it, knowing it was wildly exaggerated.

Serb nationalists insist that the number of victims has been wildly exaggerated.

But that does not stop the diatribes, often wildly exaggerated, about the quality of English behind the wheel.

Second, the agreement encompasses estimates of savings that economists find wildly exaggerated.

But there has been a wildly exaggerated and unmotivated quality to so many of these flare-ups.

Porter characterized the accounts of a million or more dead Cambodians as wildly exaggerated.

But aviation-medicine experts in the United States say these numbers are wildly exaggerated.

Even my facial expressions could be wildly exaggerated.

Yamamoto knows perfectly well that these reports will turn out to be wildly exaggerated.

He's not a good skater, but he makes these wildly exaggerated movements with his arms, like a bird."

The stories all seem wildly exaggerated to me.'

There are many local legends and stories about its origin, use and properties, often wildly exaggerated.

Moreover, China's influence on North Korea has always been wildly exaggerated.

This natural push and pull within a family becomes wildly exaggerated in this grueling play.

In wildly exaggerated demonstrations of Maoist precepts, children have been killed for political "crimes."