At best, they say it's overblown -- no big deal.
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"The publicity ... is overblown," Ballenger told CNN on Thursday.
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There's no overblown man pride here, and we so approve.
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" Currie says concerns about deteriorating demand for oil are "overblown.
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Booth compares it to the overblown movements of vaudeville actors.
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Everything is overblown in his mind, and he's ridiculously narcissistic.
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Worries about churn are overblown according to analysts at UBS.
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But sources in Riyadh argue that those worries are overblown.
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However, some experts think this difference is overblown as important.
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"I think that issue has been somewhat overblown," he said.
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Some attendees believe the concerns about the event are overblown.
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The purported conflict of laws is somewhat overblown as well.
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Some attendees think the concerns about the event are overblown.
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The problems of players who are affected may seem overblown.
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Both stories grossly inaccurate, overstated, overblown, and it's total garbage.
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But Croft said dialogue surrounding the issue might be overblown.
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However, some say speculation about a federal crackdown is overblown.
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At the time I sold you the stock was overblown.
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Still, McCain's Republican allies believe the controversy is being overblown.
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Both sides have engaged in overblown rhetoric and muddled thinking.
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"This is just really, really overblown," the contractor told CNN.
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Inside Trump World, these matters were regarded as drastically overblown.
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I wish I could dismiss this as overblown political discourse.
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In typical political fashion, Dr. Carson's statements were completely overblown.
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That's not alarmist or overblown, it's just a fact. Sorry.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson has called the frenzy around supermoons overblown.
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As far as I'm concerned, I think this is overblown.
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Pronouncements on the topic have a tendency to be overblown.
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But Ms. Sharif insists that rumors of infighting are overblown.
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The financial firm also thinks the recession risk is overblown.
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Some believe concerns over the progress of A.I. are overblown.
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The reaction to Ms. Feinstein's comments is understandable, but overblown.
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Some consequential revelations get overlooked; some ephemeral developments get overblown.
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But their sweeping conclusions often feel overblown and sometimes inconsistent.
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Some investing experts think the expected earnings pullback is overblown.
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Others argue that the uproar surrounding spanking has been overblown.
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"Overblown," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist who backs Sanders.
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But, at least so far, our privacy fears are overblown.
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Is this debate about how left Democrats should go overblown?
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In my case, this memory of relocation is not overblown.
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But the report suggests these fears may have been overblown.
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"Concerns about a widespread crime wave appear overblown," Grawert said.
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Much of Wall Street thinks the Facebook scandal is overblown.
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Is this debate about how left Democrats should go overblown?
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Yet worries that the anger could lead to violence appear overblown.
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In São Paulo, concern about Zika is still seen as overblown.
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"The notion that regulations strangle small business is overblown," Silberberg says.
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So the whole super soldier thing I think is perhaps overblown.
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BM: I think it's probably overblown, at least from my perspective.
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One day investors responses are diagnosed as overblown, the next, muted.
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Others argue that fears of "Made in China 2025" are overblown.
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The whiff of moral panic surrounding dating apps is vastly overblown.
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"I'm overblown here," former Congressman Michael Grimm declared, surveying the scene.
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Yes, but: Expectations around the AI business are often overblown today.
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Stephen Dicht, Weinman's attorney, said the allegations against her were overblown.
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But according to Di Stefano, both of these concerns are overblown.
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He said this year's rally in commodities was a slightly overblown.
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Concerns about AI as an overt threat have always been overblown.
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One possibility is that their previous gloom may have been overblown.
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Yet talk of Russia as the new regional superpower is overblown.
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But experts at the hearing said those claims are often overblown.
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The song's legions of defenders argue that those concerns are overblown.
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Still, the threat to U.S. debt may be overblown, some argue.
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He joined the "Halftime Report" to discuss why concerns are overblown.
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Sandholm believes concerns about US military use of AI are overblown.
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Investors' fears of Netflix's eventual demise may be a tad overblown.
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"These fears of AI turning evil are way overblown," Etzioni said.
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We're all just petty humans living under the same overblown moon.
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Looked at in a certain light, such fears can seem overblown.
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John Podesta, Clinton's presidential campaign chairman, said these issues are overblown.
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"I think concerns about Taylor are a little overblown," Minerd said.
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But there is also evidence that tech addiction concerns are overblown.
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Happily, a perceived downside of adopting the euro was also overblown.
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Abenomics has fallen short of its targets and its overblown rhetoric.
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The president simultaneously suggested that pushback toward the agency is overblown.
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But he also said the "hysteria" about those threats was overblown.
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Mr. Brooke said he thinks the fire risk has been overblown.
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The truth is the concern about Jones' influence is overblown anyway.
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OSMRE, for its part, insisted that these worries were (mostly) overblown.
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But it may, according to experts I've spoken to, be overblown.
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"I think the partisan thing is often very overblown," he said.
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Barr, the former attorney general, said the media stories were overblown.
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Republican senators, meanwhile, see their colleagues' complaints as being wildly overblown.
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Two: Dismiss the deadly risks of opioids as overblown and unwarranted.
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Casual friends of Mr. Kraft think the public reaction is overblown.
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Like many strongmen, General Hamdan claims his ominous reputation is overblown.
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A lot of people certainly seem to think fears are overblown.
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Mr. Yanover and his team have dismissed that concern as overblown.
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Gun rights advocates have said fears about posting blueprints were overblown.
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The mayor of the city, Wolfram Leibe, finds such concerns overblown.
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They say the possible harm to the electric grid is overblown.
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These range from tedious to wildly overblown to kind of fun.
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One day, investor responses are diagnosed as overblown, the next, muted.
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Still, talk of an imminent slaughter of Kurds is probably overblown.
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Falstaff, excessive, loving, outrageous, overblown, but true, stands against Hal's counterfeit.
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The Chinese government says fears over the economic slowdown are overblown.
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But concerns over the potential health impacts of 22002G are overblown.
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Jacob had found the movie schmaltzy and overblown, flirting with kitsch.
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And Sanders's allies say reports about him losing traction are overblown.
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There is a chance that banks' fears may be overblown, however.
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I think that's a valid concern, but it's also somewhat overblown.
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Many possible morals have been overblown, sometimes to the point of exploitation.
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It's not overblown when it comes to the blue-ringed octopus though.
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OSMRE, for its part, had argued that these worries were (mostly) overblown.
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Iran's president responded to Hook a day later, calling such threats overblown.
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This did not occur as the doomsday prognostications proved to be overblown.
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"I think both sell-offs are overblown at this point," he argued.
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Adult day care: it's more than just an overblown joke on Twitter.
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Overblown rhetoric is finally down, and broadband investment and speeds are up.
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Soy is not clean because of the overblown issues linked to soy.
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"The substance of the charge in the complaint is overblown," Driscoll said.
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Like Mr Brown, she is prone to overblown rhetoric, irritability and indecisiveness.
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I think some of the fears out there are a bit overblown.
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Those aren't entirely unreasonable points, even if they are a little overblown.
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I contend that the concerns of rising interest rates are largely overblown.
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The "biggest" realization might strike Trump supporters as overblown or plain wrong.
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"Faith," 1987 It starts with pious church organs, but it's hardly overblown.
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But, according to the OECD's analysis, these current fears are somewhat overblown.
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Even all these recent worries about too-low inflation may be overblown.
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However, at least two Wall Street experts believe those concerns are overblown.
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There's no question that the "war on marijuana" is overblown and unproductive.
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"I think it's pretty overblown, but I'll have to see," said Sen.
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Our culture has too few shared dreams, and too many overblown squabbles.
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The cancer concerns associated with X-ray radiation aren't nearly so overblown.
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Phil Orlando of Federated Investors said Chinese growth fears may be overblown.
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Kelly, however, believes the "crisis rhetoric" surrounding student debt has been overblown.
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But supporters of the anti-trafficking legislation say those concerns are overblown.
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The aggressive day-after predictions that big data is dead are overblown.
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Do you think the idea that there's a freight recession is overblown?
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Those opposed to photography bans say concerns about vote-buying are overblown.
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This spring will help answer whether these anxieties are warranted or overblown.
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Now, one usually thinks of coke bands as totally overblown pomp, right?
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It's daffy, overblown and strangely poignant, just like the cycle over all.
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But according to the survey strategists think these fears might be overblown.
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The impact of migrants on wages has been "completely overblown," said Vardakoulias.
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Lots of exciting, but possibly overblown, conversations will come your way today.
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Isgur also indicated that she thinks concerns about climate change are overblown.
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Others have argued that Clinton's reputation as a hawk is way overblown.
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The FT's Colby Smith argues that fears of contagion may be overblown.
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The government has suggested that fears of a mass shortage are overblown.
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"I hoped that my fears for our future were overblown," she wrote.
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However, MRB Partners strategist Prajakta Bhide thinks recessionary fears may be overblown.
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Mr. Manafort's supporters insist that the suspicions about him are vastly overblown.
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Other investors and industry specialists have dismissed such apocalyptic warnings as overblown.
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Bolton's defenders say fears that he is a dangerous warmonger are overblown.
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But by daylight it's hard not to mock her own overblown emotions.
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Mr. Lieberman's claim may be overblown but Likud did not dispute it.
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Some tirades were overblown and cartoonish — managers kicking dirt and heaving bases.
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Hostility to this limited reform is overblown, though unfortunately to be expected.
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While almost all of the hand-wringing about tech monopolies is overblown.
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But soon after its debut, it was clear the speculation was overblown.
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Interesting given some recent op-eds suggesting worries about deepfakes are overblown.
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But concerns that corporate earnings would falter were overblown, according to Belski.
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The White House said the concern about Mr. Bannon's role was overblown.
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Industry experts said fears over the South Korean ban proposal are overblown.
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An overblown notion that technology will be our end is not new.
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This all suggests that these factually overblown claims are politically quite potent.
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The company, which has 10 million customers, says the criticism is overblown.
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Moreover, claims that WikiLeaks "proves the primary was rigged" are wildly overblown.
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So yes, some aspects of the iPad Pro's USB-C support are overblown.
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Wade being overturned any time in the near future are sort of overblown.
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Talk of a civil war within the SNP is overblown, insist party insiders.
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Even some of her foes say the concern about her probity is overblown.
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But the Season 8 backlash, overblown though it was, was hard to ignore.
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He added that concerns over slowing demand for commodities in China is overblown.
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Some of his colleagues say the idea that Graham has changed is overblown.
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A new place to follow smart science coverage that isn't overhyped and overblown.
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In one sense, China's reputation as the bellows of "hothouse Earth" is overblown.
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Investors' fears may prove overblown as there are offsets to soften any hits.
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Even IF most of these sightings and incidents are overblown, why take chances?
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Your fears about emerging monopolies are overblown (Special report on competition, November 17th).
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"I think the estimated amount of 'Twitter algos' is vastly overblown," he said.
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Last year, Trump suggested that McCain's accolades as a war hero were overblown.
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One analyst, Scott Devitt at Stifel Nicholas, believes this has all been overblown.
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But quite honestly, I think this whole line of criticism has been overblown.
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They all told me that the Brown disaster narrative was unfair and overblown.
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Recent decades provide us with many examples of overblown rhetoric around special elections.
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But any suggestion that the mayor is leading on this issue is overblown.
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"Fears on China sales are a little bit overblown for Apple," Hickey said.
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Purported concerns about the impact on small businesses and startups are also overblown.
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All the fears of anti-immigrant, Eurosceptic populists taking over Europe seem overblown.
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Anyway, momentum, like all football things the media harps on endlessly, is overblown.
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The "Bernie or Bust" mantra was overblown by the media, especially cable news.
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That would make it quite a different beast from an overblown terrestrial planet.
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"The whole idea of First Mile Last Mile is really overblown," says Orcutt.
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Patrick has previously said the threats of economic damage to Texas were overblown.
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While there is certainly some validity to these concerns, they are largely overblown.
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That is one reason Mr. Hanauer, the billionaire, said the "squealing" was overblown.
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Butina's attorney has called the charges overblown and denied Butina is a spy.
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The crime was producing coverage considered tawdry, overblown and blameful of the victim.
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Even though they were confirmed to be overblown, the rumors had a cost.
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However, according to a Government Accountability Office report, these concerns are significantly overblown.
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Some choices are fussy and overblown, but Ms. McLachlan's voice always provides warmth.
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Kristol, though, said talk of the president's skill at negotiating deals is overblown.
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But concerns about the health of the second biggest economy could be overblown.
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For the sake of the American economy, let's hope those fears are overblown.
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Conservatives' allegations of media bias over the years have been exaggerated and overblown.
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James's teammates said the recent ire toward their franchise player had been overblown.
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Early suggestions that Mr. Babis was far-right were overblown, these analysts say.
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A. Most economists argue that presidents' influence over the economy is often overblown.
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"I think that the rhetoric has been overblown," she told reporters in Orono.
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The trade "war" between the United States and China is exaggerated and overblown.
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On the other hand, defenders of Trump said those criticisms are completely overblown.
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The American government warns citizens to stay away, though I feel that's overblown.
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Some conservatives have characterized the attacks on the nominees as overblown and partisan.
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Further research suggests that the claims may have been overblown, Dr. Grubbs said.
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Research suggests that warnings about the dangers of sitting at work are overblown.
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It is possible, of course, that investors' gloom will prove to be overblown.
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Trump allies say the suggestion that Whitaker would harm Mueller's operation is overblown.
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None of this means that concern about left-wing anti-Semitism is overblown.
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The movie finished to violent trumpets, The End scrolling in gilded, overblown script.
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However, some analysts cautioned that the optimism for a deal might be overblown.
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These fears may prove overblown, but Trump's first week has offered scant reassurance.
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There is nothing exaggerated or overblown in what Freeman says in the video.
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" Without knowing what the complaint actually says, Whitaker claimed "it was completely overblown.
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But much of it proves highly overblown when one looks at the numbers.
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This may lead some folks to conclude that concerns over trade are overblown.
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Still, some traders said concerns about bottlenecks of hogs and cattle were overblown.
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But even the harms from commercial hosting are overblown, according to many experts.
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Both critics and supporters of the H-1B program say these reports are overblown.
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Still, I think the panic over big data in politics is a little overblown.
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Ra, Telegram's spokesperson, also told Motherboard that longstanding concerns over Telegram's security are overblown.
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There's little Wall Street wants more than for the Brexit fears to be overblown.
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Now, the market is processing its Brexit reaction as if some fears were overblown.
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This sort of exaggerated, 'I can't even talk to women,' which is completely overblown.
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"The 'alt-right,' the 'alt-left' — all that stuff is way overblown," he says.
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Now is the time of year when the Kardashian's overblown style is absolutely warranted.
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Quinn wrote that the outcry following the votes to repeal the rules is overblown.
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But talk of priming the next generation of Britons to be worldbeaters is overblown.
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But we also know that right-wing hand-wringing about higher education is overblown.
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" Starting from this place of ignorance, Brooks confidently concludes, "In retrospect Whitewater seems overblown.
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But this looks like yet another example of an overblown, or even nonexistent, hack.
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Well, yes, always worry, but I think these predictions of imminent disaster are overblown.
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Moreover, Silberman's concern that conflict of interest rules could "disable" the president feels overblown.
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"Recession fears in the United States are overblown," said PNC chief economist Gus Faucher.
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NBC News: Far from Washington in Omar's district, constituents see the controversy as overblown.
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"I think some of the anxiety about the inflation picture is overblown," McCarthy said.
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Executives and some major Brazilian shareholders say the threat of e-commerce is overblown.
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Just 37 percent said environmental concerns are overblown, down 8 points from last year.
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Bullish investors have highlighted these metrics, saying calls for an economic contraction are overblown.
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Republicans and many analysts on the ground believe the primary fight has been overblown.
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" The bundler downplayed the recent allegations, saying many potential donors "thought it was overblown.
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In Greenwald's view, the story was overblown: the N.S.A. analysis included no underlying evidence.
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The optimism over Apple's services opportunity is overblown, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Alan Tomich, who was born and raised in Michigan, thinks the concern is overblown.
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Instagrammers who flaunt a fake or overblown image of wealth have met their match.
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Still, it's worth noting that Trump's support, as measured by CNN, might be overblown.
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But then, it turned out, maybe some of those health benefits had been overblown.
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The allegations against Netanyahu are serious but have been way overblown by the media.
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But fears of a direct assault on the First Amendment appear to be overblown.
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The campus's acting chancellor, Luis A. Ferrao, thought the concern about protest was overblown.
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Critics, including leading researchers, have called the argument overblown, and unfaithful to the science.
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But the fears are overblown, say JP Morgan Funds Global Market Strategist James Liu.
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But the Upshot says that the impact of fake news and bots is overblown.
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Contrary to the overblown jeremiads against them, the bikes have not caused mass chaos.
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"The concern about international turmoil filtering into the U.S. economy is overblown," he said.
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Mr. Sanders called her a good friend and said reports of tension were overblown.
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Opponents of St. George say the criticism of the area's schools is wildly overblown.
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Their unkind and overblown reaction to your guy's appearance reflects very poorly on them.
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Those worries are overblown, according to Michael Bruemmer, Experian's vice president of consumer protection.
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While the first three concerns are mostly valid, the Amazon threat is likely overblown.
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Pelosi, responding to a question about Ocasio-Cortez's win, said its impact was overblown.
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But it turns out that death spirals may be as overblown as death panels.
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Her response is physical and immediate, even a little bit sensuous, but not overblown.
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The chatter about it now may be overblown — but the same goes for Clinton.
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Despite recent market turmoil, some investors said fears of a deeper selloff are overblown.
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Warnings that turn out to have been overblown may undermine public confidence in the forecasters.
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But those worries proved to be overblown, and by late January markets have bounced back.
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FLYNN: I think that the trade war fears are really being overblown at this point.
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The reaction in Twitter shares to the user outlook may be overblown, some analysts said.
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"We've been doing this for many years, and this issue is way overblown," he said.
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Accusations that Hasson was planning a terrorist attack were dramatically overblown, defense lawyers have said.
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Some Republicans believe the notion that candidates use the network to impress Trump is overblown.
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Concerns about ISIS are also overblown and not a good reason to stay in Syria.
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Hottovy said on Wednesday concerns about massive job losses from robotics and technology are overblown.
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But the worries about private education providers in poor countries are either overblown or solvable.
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"I think the whole story has been overblown and, quite frankly, it's silly," he responded.
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Some worry that the show is overrun by brands and their increasingly overblown marketing gimmicks.
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Supporters of the bill, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, have said those concerns are overblown.
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"We reiterate that growth concerns may be overblown," said analysts from Maybank in a note.
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In fact other data further suggests the current divisions are not just temporary, they're overblown.
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The evidence from elsewhere suggests that fears of a spike in divorces may be overblown.
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Aladdin, of course, is a fantastical tale, so questions about representational accuracy might seem overblown.
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Yet, even taking them into account, the criticism of American and British intelligence is overblown.
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In conclusion: You're a simple girl with simple needs, and Valentine's Day is wayyyyy overblown.
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We need a more accurate perception of which risks are valid and which are overblown.
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HISTORY IS not always kind to the overblown, nor does it always reward the deserving.
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But he also said: "I think that a lot of the strain was always overblown".
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I found this rather hilariously overblown: Good luck getting through Mr. Warner's 23-page report.
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It was most recently republished in Fairfax article Property bubble fears are overblown, says CBA.
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He then contested (and eventually lost) the last election, before facing overblown charges of terrorism.
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Critics contend that voter fraud is a miniscule problem overblown by Republicans for political purposes.
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However, it was quickly discovered that her scoop was more overblown than Winter Storm Stella.
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But on Thursday, the bears' pessimism turned out to be overblown, and the obituaries, preemptive.
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But ultimately sexting "addiction," like most sex tech panics, is something of an overblown idea.
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Trump and his supporters insist that the reported problems are either overblown or non-existent.
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The frenzied hand-wringing and claims of Russian interference in America's election are grotesquely overblown.
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Reached Monday by The Hill, Papp in an email said that the controversy was overblown.
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Such fears seem overblown because once markets start panicking, Congress and the president usually act.
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Shortly after Vice published its attempted exposé, it became clear that its claims were overblown.
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That took a great deal more courage and conviction than Apple's overblown headphone jack removal.
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So people who envision cyber as a solution, a complete solution, is a little overblown.
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Clinton and said the furor over her use of a private email server was overblown.
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It all left me curious, and really wondering what was real and what was overblown.
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Another overblown argument Trump likes to make is about the economic benefits of arms sales.
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Republicans argued the phones were collected shortly after they entered, and the complaints were overblown.
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But the idea that many Hong Kong residents want to become independent is perhaps overblown.
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"This did not occur as the doomsday prognostications proved to be overblown," the report said.
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PLN chief executive Sofyan Basir said the concerns over the company's financial situation were overblown.
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Boland believes that even errors made in haste by the administration are still often overblown.
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But the idea that Trump will face dire political consequences for doing so is overblown.
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"I think it was overblown," said Marc Short, the White House director of legislative affairs.
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In it, Carreyrou showed that the company's claims of a health care revolution were overblown.
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In the long run, though, these overblown initial reports worked to the American military's advantage.
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He said he thought the rumors of a crackdown along the border had been overblown.
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But I always had this nagging feeling that the Bari Weiss cyber outrage was overblown.
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However, the idea that Leonowens introduced King Mongkut to Western ideas is overblown, historians say.
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Four years ago, some media executives were publicly scoffing that cord-cutting fears were overblown.
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They think it's being overblown or that if they do get sick they'll get better.
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That anyone could think us a romance nauseated me, while crime and drama seemed overblown.
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Some election prognosticators, like the Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman, think these concerns are overblown.
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For all the overblown statements about "lives at risk," the administration has no poker face.
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So far, experts say, concerns that the Wuhan coronavirus is the next SARS are overblown.
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Lesser criticisms were either overblown or deemed mostly within the bounds of accepted investigative practices.
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Astrologers tend to say that all the panic over Mercury retrograde is a tad overblown.
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But, as cold as it is, all this talk of global warming is not overblown.
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Dr. Cresswell's initial research led him to believe that concerns about the pesticides were overblown.
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Why fears of a Bernie Sanders nomination obliterating Democrats' control of the House are overblown
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She said the case — which Mr. McMahon's office has dubbed "Operation Final Kut" — seemed overblown.
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IBM maintains that the accounts of its role in Hitler's regime are overblown and incendiary.
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"The Case Against Adnan Syed" was another overblown HBO series that came out this year.
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Fears of a worldwide recession might seem overblown as most major economies are still growing.
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Despite the jump in Chinese imports, some traders said the price rally had been overblown.
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LET'S HAVE THIS DISCUSSION NOW ABOUT INFLATION, AS TO WHETHER FEARS OF IT ARE OVERBLOWN.
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Cramer, however, has consistently hammered home his belief that fears of a recession were overblown.
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Republicans insist Democratic accusations about the bill made in races across the country are overblown.
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At the end of her surgery, her smile has been exaggerated into an overblown grin.
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Am I prone to envy or revenge, rage or lust, overblown confidence or secretive cowardice?
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But as Vox's German Lopez writes, the risk of voter fraud has been widely overblown.
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I like that kind of overblown music score that Bernard Herrmann often did for Hitchcock.
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But many experts think the problem New York is trying to solve here is overblown.
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Analysts at Morgan Stanley think recent panic about the state of Victoria's Secret's business is overblown.
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Trump has curated a Republican squad of sycophants to reinforce his overblown yet immensely fragile ego.
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But it turns out the stories about the CIA's "secret" art collection were a bit overblown.
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But according to the climbers I spoke with at camp, the hype was a little overblown.
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The overblown hype sputtered out, and Segway became the butt of ridicule in the tech world.
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Some gun rights groups say the technology is expensive, the guns unreliable and the threat overblown.
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Last year, it touted its super smart assistant, which didn't live up to the overblown marketing.
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From where Cohen sits, fears about the company's branding and place in the market are overblown.
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Republicans argued that Hicks' interview is proof that Democrats' claims of White House stonewalling are overblown.
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There's truth to it, but treacly testaments to the power of sports can quickly become overblown.
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Mr. Draghi insisted on Thursday that those concerns were overblown and that stimulus was still needed.
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But even some of the people who popularized that metric now acknowledge it's become totally overblown.
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The big conclusion is that the young voter/third party phenomenon is overblown across racial lines.
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But a New York Times report suggests Spielberg's antipathy for streaming services like Netflix was overblown.
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But according to one of the vault's creators, the reports are pretty overblown and everything's fine.
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" He indicated that the response to the incident had been somewhat overblown, describing it as "hyperventilation.
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Considering the media's performance thus far, Lauer's new status as whipping boy feels overblown, but understandable.
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Concerns that users will consume too much health care unless they have to pay are overblown.
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It's easy to blame the media for overblown media coverage, but it's only half to blame.
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Now, on one level, the initial media furor around these stories has been a bit overblown.
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A few decades ago, we had Reefer Madness and propaganda about the overblown dangers of marijuana.
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"I think that issue has been somewhat overblown," he said during a press call in May.
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Right now the worst fears seem overblown, but could certainly come to pass in the future.
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It doesn't find, though, that leadership roles are teeming with psychopaths—that worry is probably overblown.
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The verdict: It was all overblown, and Legend took to Twitter to shut down the story.
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Their modest scale saves them from turning into overblown, self-serving statements, nor is there anything.
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Concerns over the artificial intelligence's ability to spread disinformation may be overblown, according to one expert.
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Further, the stories of rampant abuse in programs like Medicaid and Food Stamps are entirely overblown.
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I didn't want it to be overblown or embellished in any way or pandering to myths.
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However, those worries were "overblown," Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy said on CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Monday.
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Turnure is maintaining his overweight rating on the stock on the notion these fears are overblown.
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He believes that business chambers' claims of vast numbers of errors in proxy recommendations are overblown.
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Although there are clear instances of overuse, terms like "addiction" or "compulsive use" may be overblown.
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"I think this issue about narrow networks versus broad networks has really been overblown," he said.
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Yet despite that increase, many in the global investing community are saying some concerns are overblown.
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"I thought stock market concerns about growth were overblown," said Gus Faucher, chief economist at PNC.
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Differences within the Democratic Party between the liberal grass roots and D.C. establishment are overblown, Sen.
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But let me tell you why I think the reports of possible flying saucers are overblown.
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First is that the threat of terrorism inside the United States is, and has been, overblown.
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Discerning the line between legitimate worry and overblown paranoia, however, has proved to be a challenge.
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Many academics say the concerns reflected in the University of Chicago letter, while real, are overblown.
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TIMPF: I think that the media coverage of this might have been a little bit overblown.
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Many of the arguments that Trump would quickly put an end to democracy have been overblown.
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This also made me incredibly sensitive to how overblown the promotional apparatus of live music is.
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Pelosi said Friday that those arrests were targeted, and that reports of widespread raids were overblown.
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But beware overblown accusations of judicial activism, which present Strasbourg as seeking to exceed its mandate.
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And in tweets he's suggested he believes the threat posed by the outbreak has been overblown.
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Musk has consistently given the opinion that the reaction to the coronavirus outbreak has been overblown.
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I thought the Definers stuff was way overblown, but in general it's been a bad year.
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Lowry didn't score a single point, rekindling an overblown narrative that he wasn't a playoff performer.
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What that means for the economy: Economists believe that fears of an imminent recession are overblown.
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Beyond these measures, Sandler is quick to say he thinks this sell-off has been overblown.
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Joker had no ties to the larger DC cinematic universe and no worries about overblown violence.
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But Patterson clashed with him over climate change; Mercer said that concerns about it were overblown.
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Andrew McAfee of the MIT Sloan School of Management thinks that these fears, too, are overblown.
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But many ardent Brexiteers, including Mr. Johnson, insist that such fears are overblown, or just wrong.
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I know the line of rhetoric I'm pursuing here is a little overblown and somewhat unfair.
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Some corporations have complained about errors in the recommendations, but investors say the problem is overblown.
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Pyne said he thought the idea that the merged company would monopolize the business was overblown.
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But those fears may be overblown as the hard data shows the U.S. economy remains strong.
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Zhou Runbiao, a historian in the local government, says concerns about the coming development are overblown.
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That should temper talk of "concentration camps" and similar overblown rhetoric to describe an inundated system.
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Not just in the normal political way, with bad judgment or an overblown sense of importance.
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Despite the controversy, Alabama Republicans believe Washington's worries about losing the seat to Democrats are overblown.
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Even Dr. Price's concern about the potential for increased costs on the ACA exchanges seems overblown.
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Fears that consumers would balk at a $1,000 or higher price tag may be overblown, however.
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Particularly overblown are claims that deported DACA recipients would inevitably be strangers in a strange land.
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They showed a way beyond Abstract Expressionism, which was by then dwindling to empty, overblown gestures.
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That the articles often proved to be overblown or inaccurate did not seem to bother him.
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The continued hiring boom also suggests that fears of a looming economic recession are largely overblown.
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Instead, they said rabbis made the list for merely technical reasons, and the controversy is overblown.
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The malign effects of money in politics are generally overblown, as Vox's Dylan Matthews has explained.
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This, not some overblown and oversimplified notion of nascent dominance, explains why Germany is now so relevant.
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On September 8 at UrbanGlass, a multidisciplinary performance will symbolically freeze, remix, and replay Trump's overblown rhetoric.
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Take advantage of the bully pulpit This is a tool of presidential power that is often overblown.
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In it, reporter John Carreyrou showed that the company's claims of a health care revolution were overblown.
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Fears that other people are using dark magic, while often misdirected and overblown, are not entirely baseless.
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But those fears may be overblown, if the historical performance of money-losing biotechs is any indication.
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Bachelorette fan, podcaster, and blogger Brandi Cyrus thinks the drama surrounding this Bachelorette contestant is totally overblown.
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Fears that Mr Trump might torpedo the NATO summit, as he had the G7 one, proved overblown.
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Jeff Currie, a commodities analyst at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC the oil market sell-off was overblown.
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Nothing was overblown, and the balances among the various sections, especially between brasses and woodwinds, were exquisite.
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Investors have proven more than willing to throw money at overblown tech startups, like Theranos and Juicero.
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But concerns about the consequences for human health and the environment may be overblown, according to experts.
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Gun rights advocates say fears about 3-D printed guns are largely overblown, based on current technology.
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I still think some of the claims Fadiman and Oroc made for microdosing are a bit overblown.
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That worry is a bit overblown, though, especially since F-35s already fly near China, for example.
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With overblown rhetoric and scant legal merit, the NRA's suit seems unlikely to bring down Florida's law.
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But a new paper* from Research Affiliates, a fund-management group, explains why many criticisms are overblown.
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At least one of the two major claims that put GSG in the news is clearly overblown.
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Some analysts say that global market fears over China are overblown, citing Friday's strong U.S. jobs report.
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He believes near-term headwinds should not be overblown since Under Armour has strong international growth potential.
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Yet worries over a new hawkish central bank are likely overblown given Powell's cautious, consensus-building approach.
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Trump on Thursday said media reports that the GOP had abandoned its healthcare push had been overblown.
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Overblown stereotypes about going to Catholic schools abound, but there certainly is something universal about the experience.
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But it's hard to estimate how overblown those fees currently are without detailed data from the companies.
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So, yeah, this is just wildly overblown and fortunately most of us are not paying any attention.
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The end result is The Grand Annihilation, an album that's muscular without being overblown and one-dimensional.
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Another 2202 percent of voters though said the new revelations were overblown and wouldn't affect their votes.
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Several parents contacted me to say that their children were happy, and that the controversy was overblown.
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Meanwhile, Barclays published a note last week defending the stock and saying the redesign worries were overblown.
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The now-President and his party turned a "careless" (said the FBI) act into an overblown scandal.
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How often can you have an overblown party in your honor without coming off as a jerk?
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But coconut oil's reputation as a miracle food is overblown at this point, we're sad to report.
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And they have pointed to administration numbers that indicate a terror threat on the border is overblown.
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Many of the Republican attacks use misleading language and employ overblown claims about the dangers of immigrants.
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But he thought that some of the exuberance in the news media might be a little overblown.
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The company has faced a raft of accusations of wrongdoing, some of which have indeed been overblown.
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"Fears of a near-term recession are overblown," said KC Mathews, chief investment officer with UMB Bank.
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These sorts of brain scans can sometimes lead to overblown claims by researchers and the media alike.
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In your opinion, is the paranoia surrounding genetic editing overblown, as the fear around I.V.F. once was?
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The question is whether the problems are real or overblown, and whether future price gains are likely.
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Of dangers facing the United States, Ms. Haspel said she believed talks of threats could be overblown.
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The couple stayed behind, partly because of the overblown concerns that preceded Hurricane Irene the year before.
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But on Monday, some of the candidate's supporters said fears that he could be despotic were overblown.
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Rather than discard overblown flowers that have passed peak flourish, the florists give them pride of place.
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Over the past few years, I've thought the progressive fears of incipient American fascism were vastly overblown.
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As with most criticisms lodged against the Trump White House, this oft-repeated narrative is way overblown.
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Do you think the fears are overblown or are you thinking and worrying about it a lot?
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Their occasionally overblown rhetoric was the act of men who, stripped of dignity, try to reclaim it.
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Water appears immune to claims that its benefits are overblown — we need it to survive, after all.
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Their monumentality thrills but also chides the art world for its embrace of spectacle and the overblown.
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But the firm is still bullish on Netflix and is refuting "overblown" fears about the company's future.
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This person suggested that the idea of Romney posing any kind of threat to Trump was overblown.
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Sure, his promises that all of Trump's nonsense will "end" with this new movie are probably overblown.
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But two years later, following rumors of coal (true) and gold (overblown), the population began to boom.
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He said he had no immediate plans to raise rents and dismissed complaints from tenants as overblown.
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In a lot of ways, the parallels between the 22007 election and the current one are overblown.
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"I don't think it's overblown to treat this as an existential threat to democracy," Mr. Frankle said.
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So you and I can agree that the fear of terrorism is kind of overblown and overwrought.
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In the case of Shia, the Saudi fears of domestic opposition threatening the regime itself are overblown.
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You don't have to go as far as Kelton to think that concerns over deficits are overblown.
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One of the product demos was actually overblown by a visual effects studio, The Information reported last year.
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Ordinarily, it might be easy to dismiss the touted results of the SPRINT MIND study as overblown hype.
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Butina&aposs attorney, Robert Driscoll, has called the allegations "overblown" and said prosecutors had criminalized mundane networking opportunities.
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He is among those on Wall Street who believe concerns about a global slowdown hurting Boeing are overblown.
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For its part, the privacy community is insisting that this vulnerability is overblown and that people are overreacting.
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"Concern over recent headline risks (Lion Air crash, Saudi arms sale restrictions, etc.) also look overblown, " Cowen said.
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But many of these things -- you see the scrolling list of items, a lot of them are overblown.
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For another attendee, these are overblown concerns, even if the Russians could get to attendees if they wanted.
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Researchers like Woolley told me that the company's capabilities are a "bit overblown," but we simply don't know.
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Concerns that droves of student borrowers will seek to ditch their debt have always been overblown, Kantrowitz said.
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Well, put that way, I guess my disgust over that rodent poop in my coffee seems overblown. Maybe.
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I also wanted to prevent you from reading or hearing some overblown or inaccurate reports regarding my health.
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The warning from Justice Sotomayor that there will now be a "rush to register such trademarks" seems overblown.
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If it's an even more overblown narrative ye seeks tonight, there's Eli Manning's career difficulties with the Vikings.
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Some gun rights groups say the technology is expensive, the guns are unreliable and the threat is overblown.
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But Mikhail Matovnikov, an analyst at Sberbank, argues that "rumours of the death of private banking are overblown".
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Indeed, when people liken Boris Johnson to Trump, the comparisons are often either overblown or superficial (the hair).
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Be smart: White House hopes for Democratic votes are overblown: This will likely pass with only Republican votes.
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He just needs $2122 million first… Noisey: The Retinal Circus and Z² were both big, overblown rock shows.
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"Dell has no real bear case aside from the balance sheet and I think that's overblown," Cramer said.
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Girardi said just as much to Kemsley when confronting her on her overblown reaction to the accidental exposure.
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On the "Halftime Report" today Citigroup Chief U.S. Strategist Tobias Levkovich said he thinks these fears are overblown.
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It seemed overblown even back then—it's a short cut for people who desperately want something to say.
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I'd spoken to a lot of journalists, and I think that the fear of transmission was super overblown.
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At the same time we shouldn't get too overblown about it, to overwrought about it…at this point.
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The hand-wringing over Tesla's ability to generate profits on the Model 3 is overblown, according to Berenberg.
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While the Tsunami Democràtic app could be accused of encouraging disruption, the charge of "terrorism" is clearly overblown.
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Anthony Bourdain calls him "a fully made member of the chef mafia," but Mr. Thompson thinks that's overblown.
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"I think it has been a little bit overblown," he said about attention paid to Romo tipping plays.
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My biggest fear about this virus is that the panic and reaction to it are being WAY overblown.
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The outlet said Tara Jane Langston was a healthy gymgoer who had thought the coronavirus issue was overblown.
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But it's also possible, in the gold rush of meditation apps and gadgets, that some claims are overblown.
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But the blowback is overblown, and seems to constitute reflexive anti-Trump sentiment rather than careful economic reasoning.
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But talk that the left-flank of the Democratic Party is poised to abandon Clinton is wildly overblown.
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While Mackay said the selloff was overblown, he noted that a change to NAFTA could hurt corporate earnings.
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These fears are probably overblown, but there is no quick cure for the current instability in Italian politics.
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Besides, the notion that Republicans suffered a devastating rebuke as a result of the Clinton impeachment is overblown.
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Do you think the annual controversy around the cups is legitimate, or do you think it is overblown?
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He described the charges as overblown, saying that arranging dinners and making friends were being mischaracterized as nefarious.
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So what if some of the accusations seem overblown based on what we've witnessed throughout the series's history?
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No one knows whether a year from now, we'll see today's fears as overblown, underblown, or on point.
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It began with Trump insisting that all of the chatter about chaos overrunning his White House was overblown.
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We believed that recession fears were overblown, given the solid green output of the ClearBridge Recession Risk Dashboard.
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"A lot of that is overblown — I think we've gone from historical assassinations to digital assassinations," he said.
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From smart homes to robots, it's mostly a lot of incremental improvements overblown to sound like tremendous progress.
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Fear of deflation is overblown, Mr. Issing and others argue, and there is nothing wrong with low inflation.
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On that issue, I sided strongly with John Mueller and other analysts who argued the risk was overblown.
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"I don't know how much of it is overblown and how much of it is accurate," he said.
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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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Moderate Democrats insist those concerns are overblown and that the bill has been smeared by exaggerations from liberals.
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Nuclear power proponents — both inside and outside China — argue that such concerns are overblown, if not downright fearmongering.
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And the early academic literature suggests that the fear of fake news's uniquely destructive power may be overblown.
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For now, the G.O.P.'s legislative triumph is only being sweetened by the wildly overblown reaction to it.
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But that hasn't stopped overblown reactions gaining airtime in the wake of Friday's historic summit between the Koreas.
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Still, some analysts caution that the antitrust concerns, and the potential impact on firms' quarterly results, could be overblown.
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The grim warnings of what would happen after the referendum have turned out to be overblown, they point out.
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" Multiple sources pushed back on Ruddy's comments when asked Monday, with senior officials calling the Priebus news "totally overblown.
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Some gun rights groups say the technology is expensive, the guns are unreliable and the threat is being overblown.
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There were elements of the announcement that were overblown, and others pieces that didn't receive the attention they deserved.
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Our family is there, it's our homeland, and not in an overblown, hysterical way, but as a simple fact.
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The paper's initial alarm about invalidating 40,000 fMRI-based research papers was overblown, later corrected to closer to 3,500.
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Trump administration officials have excused those moments as overblown, affecting news reports more than creating any real government dysfunction.
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If you think this is overblown lefty rhetoric, think again: Stone wears such monikers like a badge of honor.
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Even in its current formulation with limited categories, the DPI suggests that current measures of inflation may be overblown.
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Obviously, if Trump were to win the election the warnings of a party civil war would be considered overblown.
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One thing that Seacrest wants you to know: the reports of Rio being a dangerous wasteland are completely overblown.
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Call for an evacuation too early, and people might decide the risk is overblown and return to their homes.
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It also suggests arguments that poverty at home is as bad as poverty elsewhere in the world are overblown.
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The Maverick School of Overblown Gender Performance kept me very safe in the target-rich environment of dramatic teenagers.
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But Lawrence believes the specter of rights violations and illegal arrests is overblown, and a misinterpretation of the law.
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Recession fears gripped the markets last month, just as one indicator was beginning to show those worries were overblown.
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The will to keep the club together is strong, and predictions of further exits to follow Britain's are overblown.
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And so the people that imagined cyber as a solution, a complete solution, I think it's a little overblown.
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Federal officials, environmentalists and others say the practice has been common, though the coal industry calls the concerns overblown.
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AI researchers point to several technical reasons why fear of AI is overblown, at least in its current form.
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Regardless of security worries about China, which are probably overblown, the Hinkley plan looks extraordinarily bad value for money.
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Rogers has said those fears are overblown, noting that Western coal states could get funding under his bill, too.
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President Obama says a row between U.S. and Chinese officials at the airport upon his arrival shouldn't be overblown.
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But several economists maintain that the world isn't headed for an all-out trade war, calling such fears overblown.
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For more proof that fear about Wednesday's volatility in Nvidia could be overblown, Gordon looked back to September 2015.
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" The president maintained that he felt the exchange was overblown, adding that he didn't believe Biden's response was "great.
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Despite the usual description of executive orders as a "unilateral power" of the president, this description is somewhat overblown.
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But some of the researchers say that Facebook's privacy concerns here have been overblown, and it's limiting their work.
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"The 'Amazon threat' has now been proven to be overblown," Wells Fargo analyst Tom Nikic said in a note.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN Business)China has a message for the Davos crowd: Fear about an economic slowdown is overblown.
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But in a number of recent studies, researchers have found that our obsession with cuckolded fathers is seriously overblown.
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Democrats have previously said worries that traditional news or bloggers would be swept into the agency's crosshairs are overblown.
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The mayor of Lewisville, one such suburb downstream, insists that the reports about the dam's failure risks are overblown.
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Robert Brusca, chief economist at Fact and Opinion Economics, agrees that Paul's deep correction worries are overblown right now.
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Christopher Wheeldon's "American Rhapsody," new this spring, also came into bloom on Wednesday, despite Leslie Sardinas's distractingly overblown décor.
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But they also warn that some consumers may be led astray by genetic findings that are overblown or irrelevant.
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My initial piece cited three data sources that pointed in the same direction: The free speech crisis is overblown.
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As a title, "Epic Abstraction" is overblown, especially once you see the show, which contains plenty that is modest.
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The hubbub over Lochte potentially making up a weird story feels a little overblown — a lot out of nothing.
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For some French people, like Grâce Kitoudi, a customer service representative working in an airport, the issue seemed overblown.
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Famed investor and crypto crusader Michael Novogratz said on Friday that the reaction to the novel coronavirus is overblown.
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Some progressives claim that concerns about left-wing student authoritarianism are overblown, and occasionally I'm tempted to believe them.
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Mr. Scarborough and Ms. Brzezinski don't deny that something of a friendship developed, although they say it gets overblown.
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For most Americans, who have seen little income growth in recent decades, though, fears of steeper inflation seem overblown.
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And what at first seems overblown — occasionally verging on hysteria — becomes more and more justified as the story unfolds.
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And although he has conceded "there may be a United Nations violation," the president says any concerns are overblown.
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"'Streaming wars' are overblown," wrote Raymond James' Justin Patterson in November, putting a strong buy rating on the stock.
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A number of middle-of-the-country lawmakers are cheering the leadership expansion, saying the regional considerations are overblown.
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This cartoonish figurine twirled slowly on its nylon string, distracting me with its overblown enactment of bargain-basement foreshadowing.
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But Obamacare experts who spoke with CNBC suggested that fears about a collapsing individual health-plan market are overblown.
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That raises a good-faith basis for investigation, though criminal allegations have been greatly overblown on the existing facts.
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Some Washington power players say concerns about internal strife at the White House are being overblown by the media.
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Given this, it seems that talk of Verizon being able to walk away from the Yahoo deal is overblown.
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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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The White House has said that's all overblown, but the president himself declining to back Bannon will fan the flames.
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Google's been incessantly talking about AI for the last year and its use of the term is a little overblown.
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In a statement, Butina&aposs attorney, Robert Driscoll, called the allegations "overblown" and said prosecutors had criminalized mundane networking opportunities.
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But members of Britain's 'out' campaign say such warnings are overblown and that Britain would prosper if it broke free.
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He says pollution concerns are overblown and that the proposed whitewater course will help attract younger people to the city.
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U.S. concerns about Class 7 are overblown, said Al Mussell, research lead at Canadian think tank Agri-Food Economic Systems.
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According to my colleague Russell Brandom, the potential political danger of deepfakes is real, but the worry is currently overblown.
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Yet, newly released data suggest that concerns over e-cigarettes' popularity among youngsters may be overblown, at least in England.
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And I think that impression is a little overblown, but I also think it comes from a very real place.
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As overblown and untrue as stereotypes about the signs can be, they certainly have a way of needling at us.
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Supporters of the program say such concerns are overblown, noting the intensity of the screening to which applicants are subjected.
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The most annoying thing about these overblown descriptions is that they tend to carry some nugget of truth in them.
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Then a study came out last year suggesting that the imperative to monitor screen time for preschoolers may be overblown.
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But although the girl had multiple partners, her family wants to make it clear that the news stories were overblown.
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Men were 4 times more likely than women to say that the media has overblown the issue (22% vs. 5%).
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It's also true that reports of Trump's campaign weakening an anti-Russia plank in the GOP platform were badly overblown.
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Those claims might have been overblown — and Tesla has used Nvidia's chips in its cars, too, further complicating the matter.
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The 60-year-old actor and director shared his confusion for films with overblown budgets in an interview with Deadline.
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He retains his seat on the powerful Security Council, suggesting that any falling-out with Mr Putin may be overblown.
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As with many of the Hermit Kingdom's claims, plenty of people came forward to say that this boast was overblown.
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Friday's jobs report was the latest signal that those worries were overblown, with February U.S. payrolls surging more than expected.
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We would start hearing that the risk of addiction had been overblown, that legitimate pain patients very rarely get addicted.
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Yet the media hype around Ossoff, particularly as a bellwether for Democratic prospects in the 2018 midterms, was always overblown.
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It is why simmering concerns on the left that the intensity of the Trump opposition will fade are likely overblown.
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Hook told reporters that, "people are overstating the disagreements between the US and Europe," and that these reports are overblown.
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" Another Democratic donor who supports Biden added that the idea that Bloomberg would "damage" a Biden campaign is "completely overblown.
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"I can say definitively that this is an overblown story that is media-created," Alan Garten said in an interview.
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Mr. Iger brushed off Mr. Wang's criticism as "patently absurd," and said media reports about food pricing complaints were overblown.
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From Deadmau5 to Marshmello, masks have become overblown and overused, turning a symbol of anonymity into a symbol of fame.
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"Despite the overblown rhetoric that today's figures have sparked, the actual numbers have not changed much in the last year."
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Russia's appetite for bitcoin has been overblown by the media, the head of Russian bank VTB International told CNBC Tuesday.
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Canada's dangerously overblown reputation for fair play can be traced back to Flanders, 1914, after the Second Battle of Chumps.
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Certain editors in the 1990s promoted Roiphe to national prominence, and her arguments about overblown rape statistics came with her.
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But Trump has deflected those allegations, accusing the media of a double standard and insisting allegations of racism are overblown.
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The lawsuit is overblown, he suggested, because only a fraction of the targeted voters were ultimately scratched from the rolls.
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But the FAA has consistently overblown certain safety concerns surrounding drones to justify its glacial pace and micro-managerial regulations.
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Responded to LaVar Ball's suggestion that Trump's role in getting three UCLA players out of Chinese jail was overblown 44.
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So are these fears overblown, or is it just a matter of time until a recession infiltrates the US economy?
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There are regulations Americans don't like, though that too is overblown — health, safety and environmental regulations are actually quite popular.
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But in a note released prior to China's latest announcement, stock researchers Valuentum suggested that Boeing's tariff troubles were overblown.
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Back in 2006, he published what would be his last paper on bug-chasing—a topic he believes was overblown.
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Other scientists agree, saying that fears of rebound effects are often overblown, and are a distraction from sensible energy policy.
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He thought my concerns were overblown, even when one of the bar-based poker games he frequented in Madison, Wis.
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O'Malley Dillon: As a general rule, the idea that tough primaries splinter our voters for the general is typically overblown.
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Concerns about a drying up of foreign direct investment if Britain votes to leave the European Union are somewhat overblown.
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Still, whole stretches of the opera came across as splashy and grandiose, an impression reinforced by Mr. Zeffirelli's overblown production.
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This is the kind of controversy that might have seemed overblown as recently as the start of the Obama administration.
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And even if those fears are overblown, that's something that few outside of Erbil want to see become a reality.
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Fears that the Indian government could use Aadhaar to turn the country into a surveillance state, he said, are overblown.
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If the threat from politics seems overblown, there is a genuine worry for American bosses on the mainland: market competition.
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These fears were overblown, with no relationship loss coming to fruition, but similar anxiety appears anecdotally common among L.G.B.T.Q. youth.
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People&aposs psychological reactions to infectious diseases can sometimes be overblown and do more harm than good, some experts say.
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Some financiers, however, have expressed the view that India's credit issue is overblown and is not a cause for concern.
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When I saw this movie, I found the mild uproar over how little Sharon Tate speaks to be wildly overblown.
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Stuffed with demon warriors, vamping concubines and overblown acrobatics, Derek Yee's "Sword Master" packs a lot into its 105 minutes.
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While it affects all devices and it is easy to immediately understand the danger, the threat may have been overblown.
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The White House first called for $1.9 billion in funding in February, though Republicans have said that request is overblown.
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Investors fled the stock after management issued some cautious commentary on the conference call, a reaction Cramer saw as overblown.
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Specialty retail analyst Randy Konik believes worries around Foot Locker are "overblown," creating an irrational sell-off in the shares.
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The council issued its own report suggesting the data on the benefits pushed by the governor and mayor was overblown.
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For Mr. Steiner, any doom is overblown, adding that after Hub, no big rentals will be available for a while.
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Cramer said some of the blame fell on the company itself and some on the market's overblown worries about tariffs.
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The nuclear industry has long struggled to combat fears about safety, which many proponents of atomic energy say are overblown.
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Matthew Sarboraria, a vice president and associate general counsel at Oracle, said in an interview that such concerns were overblown.
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The president of the United Teachers Los Angeles union, Alex Caputo-Pearl, has countered that budget constraints have been overblown.
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But Martin -- who has a "strong buy" rating on the stock and a $150 price target -- believes these concerns are overblown.
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But some activists think these fears have been overblown, and the National Weather Service says the flooding will likely be minor.
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Calling the cops over such an obvious vulnerability seems overblown—enough so that 46,000 people are writing Facebook reviews over it.
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As every president discovers, these concepts are overblown and opponents are ready to fight in the first Hundred Days and thereafter.
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Such interpretations are very likely overblown, as the subprime auto market is far smaller than subprime real estate was in 2006.
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Later Tuesday, Disney CEO and Chairman Bob Iger told CNBC's "Fast Money " he believes concerns about ESPN's subscriber losses are overblown.
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Some analysts also say that the concerns about slowing demand in emerging markets, a byproduct of the economic weakness, are overblown.
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But some analysts think that the lockup fears have been overblown and that a lot of employees won't sell shares yet.
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Trump has complained that accusations his campaign remarks stoke violence are overblown and has accused activists of deliberately baiting his voters.
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Obama on Dallas: 'Vicious, calculated, despicable attack on law enforcement' He said Friday that doomsday rhetoric about the Brexit was overblown.
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The EFF was expected to gain seats in South Africa's Parliament, though it appears some predictions of a surge were overblown.
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Still, Michael Elleman, a missile expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, reckons that for now those concerns are overblown.
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Some investors are wondering if the U.S. is headed into bear market territory, while others hold that the fear is overblown.
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"I think the fears of a Chinese hard landing are vastly overblown," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Monday.
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When all was said and done, the hype was overblown and the errors that did occur had a relatively minor impact.
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"Investors' fear of ASP/bit declining is overblown considering costs continue to decline and demand increases," said Stifel analyst Kevin Cassidy.
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Overblown forum signatures and ASCII art became commonplace during this period, favoured by meowers as tools of passive aggressive self-expression.
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The president of the United Teachers Los Angeles union, Alex Caputo-Pearl, says budget constraints cited by Beutner have been overblown.
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For the most part, those fears were likely a bit overblown and containers are now an integral part of the project.
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S. VISWANATHANBangalore, India You suggest that criminal charges against opposition politicians in the Maldives are "overblown" ("Archipelago of ire", February 20th).
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That book had a breakout hit: Pater's essay on the "Mona Lisa," which is a gloriously overblown ode to the painting.
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Koffler criticised Berlin's willingness to intervene, saying the security concerns about letting China's Yantai buy into Germany's nuclear industry were overblown.
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On the demand side, Morgan Stanley says fears that oil consumption would slow sharply this year now appear to be overblown.
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They said concerns over Amazon using its own delivery jets at the expense of FedEx and UPS (UPS) were likely overblown.
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But he says the stigma that we've attached to it is so overblown some people who contracted it have contemplated suicide.
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The narrative that has developed around the race—Ellison as Sanders-style progressive, Perez as party establishment—is a bit overblown.
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It was hardly the kind of performance that would cause other Republicans to conclude criticisms by McConnell and Corker were overblown.
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Their fourth and fifth albums consisted of unfocused and overblown ideas that threatened to negate the brilliance of everything before them.
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Others, however, have said those fears are overblown because the hurdles might be too high for even mighty Amazon to overcome.
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The story "is widely overblown," said Jarrett Blanc, the former State Department coordinator for Iran deal implementation at the State Department.
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As with his (likely overblown) concerns about Kavanaugh, Paul is most likely using this situation to add to his libertarian credentials.
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"I don't know how much of it is overblown and how much of it is accurate, to be honest," Rounds said.
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Certainly, vague worries in Bangkok that "red-shirts" could use the occasion for anti-establishment protests are likely to prove overblown.
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Perhaps it's understandable that traders seem eager to set aside the always-overblown trade-war concerns to refocus on corporate results.
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Sure, some perceive a rampant crisis in most nations, but it is all sort of boring and overblown, by Pinker's lights.
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Barclays said fears of the impact on housebuilders from potential interest rate rises were 'overblown', upping its ratings on some firms.
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When the US Supreme Court issued its ruling on Masterpiece, I wondered if my concerns about the case had been overblown.
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One of the many virtues of How Democracy Ends is Runciman's insistence that talk of impending doom is almost certainly overblown.
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The telecom industry is on the defensive, but says repeal critics are misinformed and believe the fallout for consumers is overblown.
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Amazon, meanwhile, has been ridiculed online in viral videos for plastic packaging, but Rachel Premack reports the outrage might be overblown.
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Baird said pessimism on Model 3 demand is overblown, and that weak Q1 delivery expectations are already priced into the stock.
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Trump didn't invent the phenomenon of overblown internet outrage, but his presidency has exacerbated and normalized this way of living online.
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Although Bishop would claim that warnings of an impending land sale were overblown, it only took another few weeks for Rep.
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However, historical practice, particularly before the enactment of the Antideficiency Act in 1870, suggests that such constitutional questions may be overblown.
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An overblown response to a relatively minor pathogen can cause sufferers to undergo severe lung inflammation and flooding, commonly called pneumonia.
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Spicer on Monday dismissed those reports as "overblown" but indicated the president is tired of hearing about infighting in the media.
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He said that news reports were overblown and the agency had all the money it needed to operate safely and efficiently.
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He's also appeared to make light of extreme cold, suggesting frigid streaks were evidence that climate change is an overblown threat.
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And so he only kept getting more extravagant in his desire to combine deeply emotional musical motifs with schmoopy, overblown storylines.
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"They were real characters — overblown, exuberant, nasty, but each of them in their own way were genuinely interesting people," he says.
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Eliska Haskova Coolidge, a Zeman supporter and influential public figure, said that many fears of those in the West were overblown.
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"I think the online left conversation about Feinstein being a pariah is probably a little overblown to voters in the state."
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But Shira Ovide of Bloomberg Opinion argues that slowing iPhone sales growth and shrinking margins could mean Apple's value is overblown.
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Those fears are overblown, according to Andriy Smirnov, the deputy chief of staff of Zelenskiy's administration responsible for handling judicial reform.
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But contrary to popular perception, they do not validate the pervasive — though overblown — fear that technology will create a jobless future.
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Some economists say that the concerns in Europe are overblown and that prices are overvalued but not in a danger zone.
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But in addition to a possible uptick in foreign investment, Jefferies believes fears of a decadelong slog for stocks are overblown.
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It said unofficial accounts that 180 to 450 people were killed were overblown, but did not specify the number of victims.
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Federal officials, environmentalists and others say the practice has been common, though the coal industry has said the concerns are overblown.
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"I think that's been overblown a little bit," Goldman said, noting that witnesses described the call summary as nearly entirely accurate.
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The vulgar display by a so-called comedian was only part of what ails this overblown tribute to journalists' self-importance.
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An estimate from the Urban Institute — though rejected by the Sanders team as overblown — put his campaign proposal at $32 trillion.
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Though they were overblown, it's not hard to understand why the stories about the CIA's "secret" art collection might've struck a chord.
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Similarly, other claims in the "clean eating" community, like the idea that aspartame can cause cancer, are completely overblown, causing unnecessary worry.
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Whereas Mrs May had two years to retreat from her overblown commitments, Mr Johnson has just three months to eat his words.
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However, some believe these debt fears are overblown, in part because of historically low interest rates and minimal volatility in the economy.
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And it's about how those comments feed into the idea that statements about the damaging effects of racism in America are overblown.
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"While macro fears of an economic hard landing may be overblown, the concentration risk of global oil demand remains underappreciated," it said.
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Verge Science on Facebook Our audience deserves the best: science coverage that isn't overhyped and overblown, and that won't bore you either.
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Nutella's cancer risks may be overblown by the press, but there are still plenty of good reasons not to eat palm oil.
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"While macro fears of an economic hard landing may be overblown, the concentration risk of global oil demand remains underappreciated," it added.
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ITIF president Rob Atkinson instead called for a tax credit for investing in robots, calling predictions of job loss from automation overblown.
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Other analysts were less concerned about the impact of the protests, with Jefferies analyst Randal Konik telling investors that concerns are overblown.
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Thursday's minutes supported a further flattening and bolstered the view that the market's initial reaction to Powell's comments on Wednesday were overblown.
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In other words, the scene is set for awkward hookups, overblown expectations, or, perhaps riskiest of all, run-ins with past lovers.
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Still, the threat from American Express may have been overblown, BTIG's Mark Palmer wrote in a research note before the earnings report.
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Then there's the hype cycle, where writers might opt to cover overblown, one-sided university press releases instead of the actual science.
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Per Washington Post: "Defenders of Page and Strzok insisted the issue is 'overblown'' and that there was no misconduct between the two."
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As earnings forecasts come down, some strategists say the expected boost to consumer spending from lower energy prices may have been overblown.
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Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist, Adam Parker, told CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report " on Monday that recession fears are mostly overblown.
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Baird said pessimism on Model 3 demand is overblown, and that weak first-quarter delivery expectations are already priced into the stock.
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But one of the first prominent mid-sized German engineering firms to sell out to the Chinese says such fears are overblown.
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Apart from an engrossing duet revealing the strength and softness of Baidy Ba and Ms. Gomis, this work was meandering and overblown.
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That's partly because its author is not particularly sharp, and partly because the campaign pushing for its release has been so overblown.
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Supporters of Brexit say while it might cause some short-term issues, fears are overblown and Britain will thrive outside the bloc.
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But rumors about the Islamic State recreating their physical caliphate or even regaining a fraction of what they previously occupied are overblown.
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"Concerns about China's debt levels reaching a critical threshold and posing a systemic risk are overblown," the HSBC team wrote in April.
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Some budget experts said concern over the rule was overblown precisely because the House rules could be waived for high-profile bills.
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Cramer said the worries were overblown, particularly since Apple can't possibly know how many phones it will sell before it sells them.
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One analyst said on Thursday that fears of Trump clamping down on Amazon and enforcing tighter regulation on internet giants were overblown.
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In China, concerns that the domestic insurance regulator would block Anbang because of a rule that limits overseas holdings may be overblown.
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Mo Jia, an analyst at consultancy Canalys, said the issue had been overblown, though Huawei had been overly aggressive in its marketing.
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"Last Friday's strong US jobs data suggested that recession fears were overblown," said Philip Wee, currency strategist at DBS in a note.
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"Much of the hype is really overblown for chia seeds," says Kim Larson, RDN and spokesperson for The Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics.
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But some investors say revenue worries are overblown and that banks could make it out of the rate cycle better than expected.
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But, unfortunately for Gizmodo, the fears are overblown and its descriptions of Tencent are at best naive and at worst deliberately misguided.
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Ms. Simonyan, the editor in chief, said that the American news media's focus on Russia's presumed role in the leak was overblown.
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"I think that a lot of the strain was always overblown," Obama insisted on Thursday, while acknowledging "tactical differences" in some areas.
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"I think the issue of tone was way overblown," said Jason Miller, who served as communications director for the Trump transition team.
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But the false specter of voter fraud has been used for much more sinister purposes than overblown rhetoric amid a contested election.
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She said she assumed Ms. Zhang had been up to no good, but, echoing the president, she said security concerns were overblown.
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The food industry, for its part, is urging consumers to remain calm and avoid hoarding, suggesting that fears of shortages are overblown.
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Another was that at any given time, only 21950 percent of priests were celibate — an estimate that the church said was overblown.
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"This is not overblown, this is very serious -- I'm 45, I'm in good health, and it has knocked me down," he said.
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Some Goldman officials, including Mr. Solomon, considered his complaints overblown and did not understand why Mr. Katzman was making such a fuss.
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Mr. Hagin said by email on Tuesday that "the Bush thing is overblown" and that his departure was unrelated and long planned.
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Brad also shares his take on the most effective fundraising tactics for founders, and which common pieces of advice might be overblown.
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But the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy in Washington reports that these fears were overblown, citing a recent Stanford University study.
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Analyst Raimo Lenschow upgraded the virtualization software company to overweight from equal weight, arguing that fears over cloud-based platforms are overblown.
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The e-mail story may be overblown, yet it is a cautionary tale about the risks of giving in to those instincts.
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Still, the results show the to Amazon's announcement to cut prices at Whole Foods may have been a little overblown, Grom suggests.
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First, dismissing the importance of Russia's intervention is naïve, but at the same time proclamations of a new Cold War are overblown.
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Colors are either overly muted and not all that realistic, or so overblown that the photo is, again, not close to reality.
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The company also had a similar overblown moment in "Avengers: Endgame" that was praised for showcasing Marvel&aposs first openly gay character.
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Instruments sounded correct and not overblown, and I could pick out certain different elements of a song if I focused on them.
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Those fears exist but are almost certainly overblown, says Richard Winger, editor of Ballot Access News and an all-around voting guru.
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I understand that the story about children being lost is a bit overblown, they can&apost get in touch, I get that part.
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A number of the scandals that President Bill Clinton faced, including Whitewater and "Travel-gate," also turned out to be overblown -- and fizzled.
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The press release for 1076 Madison describes Talmadge's paintings as "a particular brand of rarified melancholy," but that description is a bit overblown.
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But two of her predecessors as permanent secretary had said that the scandal surrounding Mr. Arnault was overblown and called Ms. Danius weak.
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A lawyer for the defendant in that 9th Circuit Court of Appeals case suggested to CNBC that those fears are overblown, at best.
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"I think that overblown, melodramatic framing of the issue tells you everything you need to know about what is happening here," Cramer said.
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These changes make it seem like Apple's fears were overblown, or that it's willing to compromise on that belief to satisfy those developers.
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Cigarette-makers remain subject to a vast settlement reached with American states in 1998, but fears of huge class actions have proved overblown.
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If there's a reason Russia's influence on Facebook seems wildly overblown, it's because this too seems like an elaborate campaign of deflecting blame.
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Because Batman v Superman is an atomized mess of a story, with loopy shortcuts, confounding red herrings and overblown dialogue at every turn.
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Ross said fears about e-commerce giant Amazon are "somewhat overblown" because Amazon seems to be adding to the network density for UPS.
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Although many reports of crimes being committed via Pokémon Go have been overblown, there have been a few robberies and a car accident.
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Fears of an impending global recession have been overblown, both J.P. Morgan and HSBC Asset Management have projected in half-year outlook reports.
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What they're saying: Casino defenders say the worries are overblown, and that analyzing playing data can help problem gamblers rather than hurt them.
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However, Croft maintains that the oil oversupply looks to be easing, and that the persistence of the global glut has potentially been overblown.
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Concern about the "pending disaster" coming for high-dividend stocks is overblown, the chief U.S. market strategist at RBC told CNBC on Tuesday.
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I get the sense that Apple thinks this whole situation is overblown and an undeserved distraction taking away from an otherwise great product.
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Despite its overblown reputation as Sting's favorite bedroom pastime, tantric sex is about more than marathon orgasms and sustained, seemingly pointless, eye contact.
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Analysts, however, say these fears are overblown, noting the $52 billion-plus off-price business is simply too big for brands to ignore.
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That said, I do think the oft-cited point that public company CEOs get pressure to manage for the short term is overblown.
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It's an overblown narrative, and one that persists in part because of the pernicious sexism that has followed Clinton throughout her public life.
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Why it matters: International travel boosts the U.S. economy, and this could signal that fears of a Trump-effect on travel were overblown.
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"I think the whole thing is an overblown attempt to exert government power over us," said Bob Allen, a Washington state apple farmer.
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He adds that concerns about Freeport's ability to ramp-up production are overblown and Indonesian ownership/environmental overhangs are unlikely to come back.
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But others market watchers, including Goldman Sachs, have contended that stock selling this year and calls for a looming recession may be overblown.
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U.S. bonds were hit on Thursday after stronger-than-expected gross domestic product data suggested fears of an impending recession may be overblown.
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Elon Musk talks a big game about Tesla's self-driving car plans—but some of those claims might have been a bit overblown.
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The flight from hedge funds has been overblown, after winter's losing strategies turned a corner in March, one industry insider told CNBC Thursday.
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The majority of people in Freital see the terrorism charges as overblown, he repeated, leading to a degree of sympathy for the attackers.
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He acknowledged that he attended the Group of 20 summit in Russia in 2013, but suggested his involvement with Russian officials was overblown.
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Such viewpoints are a salve against the prevalence of overblown luxury, an antidote to corporate spin and shiny celebs famous for their fame.
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While many artists opt for overblown when given free rein in this nearly 10,000-square-foot showroom, Mr. Johnson approached the challenge judiciously.
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For weeks, Mr. Trump oscillated between reassurances that he had the situation under control and suggestions that the whole issue was vastly overblown.
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Administration officials contend that Mr. Trump's well-documented rift with the Europeans over his withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal has been overblown.
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Andy Curliss, head of the North Carolina Pork Council, said spill dangers are overblown, noting that hog farmers have faced severe weather before.
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This unpleasant choice may partly explain why President Trump jumped from overblown tariffs to a sweeping public statement about American companies departing China.
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The president was in Long Island to discuss gang violence and the threat posed by MS-13, which seems to be somewhat overblown.
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The painting measures 8 by 19823 ½ inches, making many of the large Neo-Expressionist paintings done in these years look overblown and pompous.
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Research, however, suggests that warnings about sitting at work are overblown, and that standing desks are overrated as a way to improve health.
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On substance, Perriello's attack was somewhat overblown — Northam also has a community college plan, just one that's $37 million instead of $1 billion.
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Greg Steltenpohl, a co-founder and the chief executive of Califia Farms, which makes almond milk, argued that the latest debate was overblown.
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Tom Gimbel, chief executive of LaSalle Network, a staffing firm in Chicago, said the narrative of the gig economy had long been overblown.
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Depending on what cable news channel they watch, your spouse's boss probably genuinely believed things would be fine and it was all overblown.
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Thanks to skepticism about the gender disparity in stress, it is easy for women to feel their added anxiety is unwarranted or overblown.
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Together they can make you feel the very high highs and very low lows of teendom — particularly if an overblown prank is afoot.
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Frank believes Democratic concerns about the changes were overblown, although he also worries about more mortgage discrimination as a result of the law.
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And claims that blockchain can dramatically reduce the hundreds of millions of dollars in annual real estate fraud, he added, may be overblown.
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These apocalyptic visions have largely failed to materialize, leading some climate-change skeptics to dismiss present-day warnings from scientists as similarly overblown.
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Throughout the movie, Jenkins avoids what I call Negro hyperbole—the overblown clichés that are so often used to represent black American life.
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Bits and pieces of 16th- and 17th-century costume were spliced with the contemporary wardrobe, abstracted and overblown or reduced to a detail.
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Google, Amazon and Apple in statements vehemently denied the allegations from companies like Tile and Popsockets, claiming their stories are misleading or overblown.
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"We are so, so, so sad," Ms. Diab said, complaining that Mr. Trump's claim that terrorists were slipping in as refugees was overblown.
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Banks all agreed to use those overblown fees instead of competing for retailers' business with reasonable rates more proportionate to their actual costs.
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As Kaitlyn Tiffany noted for Vox, though, these concerns were both somewhat valid and overblown — with a touch of xenophobia for good measure.
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They say the threat refiners face from the mandate is overblown, and Philadelphia Energy Solutions's problems were far bigger than the ethanol standard.
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He said he's heard many people claim the crisis is overblown, while others appear not to know much about the situation at all.
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Trump, in an interview with Fox News that aired Monday, complained that accusations his brash rhetoric emboldened the mail bomb suspect were overblown.
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If that is overblown, fixing one Balkan problem does at least make the others more visible, notes Florian Bieber, an expert on the region.
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India's non-performing asset (NPA) problem has been overblown, said Keki Mistry, chief executive and vice chairman of HDFC, the Indian housing finance company.
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Some researchers have speculated that the health effects of marriage are overblown, but not for a reason that would make single people feel vindicated.
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What's more, the fears of a global slowdown might have been overblown as multinationals have proved to be outperformers this year, the strategist said.
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The most overblown of the many fears surrounding the peace agreement is the notion that the FARC will win power at the ballot box.
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Incident by catastrophic incident, cyberwar has left the pages of overblown science fiction and the tabletops of Pentagon war games to become a reality.
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By now, you're probably thinking I'm such a downer — or wasting my time writing about a problem you think doesn't exist or is overblown.
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Maybe Buttigieg is unaware of the growing consensus among mainstream economists that the deficit hysteria of seven or eight years ago was greatly overblown.
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Still, some believe there are signs that business overall is in a healthy state and the concerns about slowing business investments could be overblown.
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The election revealed the country's extreme anxiety over the future of jobs, but fears about robots and automation are overblown, technology executives said Tuesday.
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For the most part, as Amanda Taub explained for Vox in 2014, these fears are overblown, because getting affirmative consent isn't actually that complicated.
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Because battery life has been another one of the Gram's strong points, despite the typical overblown claims and some benchmarking ridiculousness in the past.
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On Wednesday morning, Mulvaney appeared on CNN's "New Day" and argued the whole Freedom Caucus-White House showdown had been overblown by the media.
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Many people believe disaster is inevitable, but a deep look at bird-strike data led researches to conclude that these concerns are way overblown.
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A stream of vaguely offensive jokes and throwaway thoughts, overused memes and overblown photos, tweets that are largely voiceless and indistinguishable from one another.
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This year's effect was particularly overblown given the magnitude of the fourth-quarter's sell-off, according to Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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Disney CEO and Chairman Bob Iger told CNBC in February after the company's first-quarter report that concerns about ESPN's subscriber losses are overblown.
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When it comes to what types of homes millennials are buying, Wacksman noted that the tiny-home trend — while fascinating — is a bit overblown.
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Although there have also been some counter claims floating around academic circles in recent years that imply the echo chamber impact is itself overblown.
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This version of the theme also includes Missy Elliott because nothing makes overblown arena rock better than venerable rap pioneers shoehorned in YEAH BABY!
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Yet a closer look by VICE reveals that the threat of fentanyl being intentionally mixed into recreational drugs has been overblown by the authorities.
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One viewpoint holds that the divisions are overblown and that Democrats -- actual voters -- are for the most part pretty closely aligned on policy questions.
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J.R. Claeys (R), who served as Kobach's campaign manager in his 2018 gubernatorial bid, said fears of a Democratic takeover in Kansas are overblown.
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" In the piece, she warns that the nation's democracy is "in crisis," and says that her fears about the Trump administration were not "overblown.
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Wozniak says Tesla's promotions about its cars' self-driving capabilities are overblown and lead people to trust the "autopilot" feature more than they should.
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But in remarks to reporters in the Oval Office, the president insisted that rumors of a staffing overhaul had been overblown by the media.
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Fischer and other ethanol backers say the legislation would increase the use of a clean, domestic fuel, and that air quality concerns are overblown.
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Most Americans are focused on what matters to their families and their communities, not on the latest overblown scandals reported by the mainstream media.
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The kickoff of the Inter-Korean Railway Project survey also suggests that claims of a rift in the US-South Korea alliance are overblown.
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The problem was that she despised Hollywood's big-budget crowd-pleasers, panning the likes of "The Sound of Music" as being overblown and sentimental.
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Quick take: "I think some of the rhetoric about China's AI advances has been overblown," says Jeffrey Ding at Oxford's Future of Humanity Institute.
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The Sichuan government dismissed as overblown earlier fears that part of a hotel had collapsed, saying damage proved minor and everyone was evacuated safely.
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And while Fyodor Golan's signature has always been digital textures and overblown color, this futuristic collection has taken huge inspiration from the Far East.
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Even at this rate of growth, the graphic's estimate of the current number of "total illegal aliens" at more than 26 million seemed overblown.
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"They're just trying to make Trump's election look fraudulent," said Vernon Hastings Jr., 76, from Shreveport, La., calling reports of Russia's election interference overblown.
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That he is so dismissive of the issues we point to by referring to them as "overblown rhetoric" is a slap in the face.
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The country added 28,2145 jobs in April, another month of robust growth and a fresh sign that recent fears of a slowdown were overblown.
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Until the reversal, House Republicans sent a clear signal that they thought accusations of corruption and unethical behavior among their own ranks were overblown.
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The yield curve has started to flatten, stoking concern, but many say that it and the other various signs of trouble may be overblown.
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Do you think there are any sort of fears — either of bias, job loss, evil robot overlords, a lack of transparency — that are overblown?
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Instead, Trump dominated the agenda for days with a rather small initiative, inspiring overblown criticism about how his approach threatens to erode capitalism itself.
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And yet, there are people flouting this new way of life, partying on Florida beaches and incorrectly opining that government reactions have been overblown.
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It suggests to me that maybe, just maybe, all this consternation about Medicare-for-all sinking Sanders against Trump is a little bit overblown.
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While some economists said that Wall Street's angst over the week's data appears overblown, others said it's important to contextualize any single economic figure.
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"Blueprints" of how to solve a given opponent are often overblown, but teams have repeatedly recreated what gave the Rams trouble late last year.
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We believe investor optimism about TSLA's addressable market for electric vehicles, volume growth trajectory, and, most importantly, sustainable profits/cash flow inflection is overblown.
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The idea that big banks are facing an "existential crisis" from financial technology (fintech) challengers is "overblown", the digital chief of HSBC told CNBC.
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He knows America well and has no illusions about the "special relationship," which he believes was invented by Churchill and was always much overblown.
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Brooks warned that Russian hysteria has gripped Washington and worried that the allegations of collusion between Trump campaign officials and Moscow had been overblown.
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Bartsch said concerns about the Fed's policy unwinding are overblown and that the market shouldn't see it as merely the reversal of quantitative easing.
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Despite Trump's overblown boasts about the economy, his campaign is suspiciously silent on the most important economic measure of them all: Annual economic growth.
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So when the film inevitably dips into the swelling music and emotion that belongs to a more conventional "inspirational" drama, it doesn't feel overblown.
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One can dispute how fair this is about Clinton herself — the email scandal is arguably overblown, as were many of the "scandals" in Bill's administration.
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While most talk of game-changing moments in Washington is overblown, the House vote on ACA is a decision that lives up to that billing.
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It goes something like this: Yes, automation seems scary to some because it involves robots, but those fears of the job-destroying machines are overblown.
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Chukumba said investor concerns of a slowdown are overblown, because the company has been more focused at growing its profitability than revenue in recent years.
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"The market's (view on) corn is that last week's news on flooding plains was overblown," said Phin Ziebell, an agribusiness economist at National Australia Bank.
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While excitement around the technology has boomed, skeptics have warned that it is still in its early days and its potential may have been overblown.
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The internet is full of overblown promises and outright fakes — but Facezam was particularly easy to accept as real, and felt particularly urgent to share.
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According to The New York Times, "His vocabulary is extensive; his diction tends to the grandiosely formal, though overblown to the point of self-parody."
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Mr. Cruz suggested that the issue was overblown, dismissing it as a "paperwork error" and saying he had disclosed the loans in another public filing.
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But, having worked for years with Chinese companies navigating the American legal and regulatory landscape, we have come to see that those fears are overblown.
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Given the devastation wrought on native populations, the obsessive focus on a handful of Anglo-Saxon settlers—including, most poignantly, the infant Virginia—is overblown.
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Fast forward to today, and the overblown furor over Trump's inartful counterpunch has obscured the candidate's momentous comments about terrorism at the Republican National Convention.
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But a data analysis from March by the director of Georgetown University's Free Speech Project suggests that this "crisis" is more than a little overblown.
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It dives deeper into their 80s post-punk tendencies, lead singer Carson Cox channeling that overblown and morose voice above an industrially heavy electric kit.
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The brokerage said the reaction could prove overblown and that Apple may still decide to stick with Dialog rather than developing its own power chips.
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Thoughts on AI worries: Both Nadella and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates think Elon Musk's concerns about machines with smarter-than-human intelligence are overblown.
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Here's why I believe those concerns are overblown and why I believe Apple remains a quality growth name for portfolio strategies (not a value trap).
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However, analysts say the fears appear overblown since the U.S.-Canadian dispute over soft lumber dates back to the 1980s and has previously involved tariffs.
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But Goldman executives involved in the technology push say their goal is to make unior staff more efficient and call concerns about job losses overblown.
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How Trump's defenders are pushing back Legal figures who are favorable to the president have rushed to his defense, saying the issue is being overblown.
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"Worries over an industry-wide slowdown following weak holiday NPD data and Mattel's recent preannounce seem overblown," Jefferies analyst Trevor Young wrote in a note.
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Not to mention the fact that many devices are little more than an overblown pedometer, something any smartphone worth its salt already has built-in.
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" Their coverage of Clinton's private email server, he said, was "the most overhyped, over-litigated, overblown story in the history of American politics, full stop.
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Anxiety about Facebook's liberal bias in this instance is probably overblown, because that section is such a small part of the news Facebook serves up.
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But Goldman executives involved in the technology push say their goal is to makes junior staff more efficient and call concerns about job losses overblown.
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Women's emotions, particularly their rage, are often deemed overblown or self-indulgent, and marginalized people are frequently told that they are exaggerating for perverse effect.
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Fears that the housing market could be weakened by possible mortgage interest provisions in an upcoming tax bill are "overblown," according to Home Depot's CEO.
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Ultimately, Sandweg said he believes concerns surrounding the migrant caravan are overblown, adding that today's influx of migrants is different from those in years past.
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Some analysts think this will all blow overSome analysts, though, think the fears about the trade war and Apple's sales in China have been overblown.
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Lewandowski said the White House is looking to give Spicer more help, but said insinuations that is part of a larger shake-up were overblown.
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Eventually Congress will recognize that all the changes enacted to address the overblown patent troll issue has resulted in far more damage to U.S. competitiveness.
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Still, most Olympic sailors interviewed by Reuters over the past two years, including Grael, consider the health risks overblown and say water quality has improved.
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Perhaps the perils of climate change will turn out to be overblown, or perhaps we'll develop geoengineering solutions to reflect sunlight and cool the planet.
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Lyft, and its biggest competitor Uber, closed at all-time lows on Tuesday, weighed down on these fears, but Walmsley says the concerns are overblown.
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And then, thanks to some gales of circular breathing, he managed to thread one of those earlier, overblown harmonics atop the ongoing, bebop-influenced flurry.
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Farnsworth's overblown language — the references to invasion, the invocation of disease, the mood of threat — prods Americans toward identifying a problem and embracing a solution.
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They also say the cost-savings estimates are overblown, or could potentially raise prices on people who have private insurance to offset the Medicaid losses.
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In their own memo summarizing Ms. Newbold's comments to the committee, they presented her concerns as overblown and depicted her as a disgruntled federal employee.
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We broke the story ... Dr. Drew still believes the panic over COVID-19 is overblown and people just need to take precautions and be reasonable.
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He noted that fears about Estee Lauder's exposure in Hong Kong, due to the protests, proved to be overblown because sales in China remained strong.
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The threats and talk of Amazon making a bigger push into prestige beauty online are overblown and shouldn't steal from Ulta's success, Cowen's Chen said.
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Mr. Gergiev and the orchestra reached a reasonable compromise in matters of French sound and style, though "La Valse" was somewhat overblown from the start.
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Deutsche's AT1 bonds have plummeted in value due to concerns around the bank's ability to pay coupons, although many feel the reaction has been overblown.
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"Sometimes we get a national reputation for being on the cutting edge and I think that's a bit overblown," he said of the state's policymakers.
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Stephen Cohen, professor emeritus of Russian studies at Princeton University and New York University, thinks worries over Russia's danger to the United States are overblown.
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Trade war fears were overblown and stocks can now resume their upswing after retesting the February lows, says Raymond James chief investment strategist Jeff Saut.
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An investment bank in a report released Monday said the fears among Wall Street of the effects of a potential Warren presidency may be overblown.
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Ms. Thunberg, who has been rebuking world leaders for inaction on climate change, said she was not deterred by critics who called her concerns overblown.
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Rather than offering coherent and respectful arguments against the Republican plan, Warren and others have resorted to ridiculously overblown mudslinging with no basis in reality.
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But even after primaries in Texas and Illinois in March took out some top Democratic candidates, Democrats believe the angst over crowded primaries is overblown.
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Target's surprisingly positive preannouncement may have lifted retail stocks as investors wondered if their fears about the sector were overblown, but Jim Cramer remained skeptical.
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A recent opinion article in The Hill argues that the oft-cited negative effects of the president's trade wars are nothing but an "overblown" narrative.
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"If Kline overturned only -- at most -- five clearance adjudications with very serious concerns out of 5,000, Ms. Newbold's concerns seem very overblown," the memo said.
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Stephen Cohen, professor emeritus of Russian studies at Princeton University and New York University, thinks worries over Russia's danger to the United States are overblown.
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"They've now mitigated the political risk that a draw will trigger nervous action by Congress," Mr. Parrott said, though he thinks that fear is overblown.
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Blanchard starts with the commonplace observation that interest rates on government debt are quite low, which in itself means that worries about debt are overblown.
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" Matthew O'Brien, director of research for FAIR, said "assertions that DACA will cause economic damage to California, or any other state, are overblown, at best.
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Why it matters: Digital Bitcoin "mining" and transactions mean the cryptocurrency has an energy problem, even if fears that it will cook the planet are overblown.
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While some analysts, and insurers like Zurich Insurance , have said chatter around industry consolidation is overblown, Allianz has been outspoken about its interest in larger deals.
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Indeed, comments made last week by SoftBank's COO Marcelo Claure, who said there was "no certainty" that SoftBank will launch another Vision Fund, were probably overblown.
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But as a recent Washington Post article pointed out, such fears might be overblown and political posturing masking a much more benign and mutually beneficial relationship.
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" In a way, then, it is almost "a parody of poetry in general, or of what people think of as poetry: overblown language about big subjects.
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With ESPN continuing to weigh on Disney's results, CEO Bob Iger said in an exclusive CNBC interview that concerns about the network's subscriber losses are overblown.
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President Donald Trump's top economic advisor said Friday that despite gloom in the markets, the "blowout" jobs report shows that fear of a recession is overblown.
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The impending wave of San Francisco tech IPOs is substantial and will influence San Francisco real estate, but the hype about its impact is likely overblown.
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Other critics of the list, prepared by a child-safety advocate and a trial attorney, dismiss it as describing dangers that are either overblown or obvious.
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"While macro fears of an economic hard landing may be overblown, the concentration risk of global oil demand (in Asia) remains underappreciated," RBC Capital Markets said.
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Mr. Nadjari, a former Democrat turned Republican, announced cases with fanfare at news conferences, but the talk of sweeping away judicial and political corruption proved overblown.
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Did anyone ever call you guys about eating Tide pods during that craze or do you think that story was a bit overblown in the press?
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Initially, the response to the announcement from Palestinians and the broader Arab world was relatively muted, suggesting that fears of renewed conflict may have been overblown.
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Those fears may be overblown: a census released in December found that only about 175,000 Palestinian refugees still live in Lebanon, one-third of previous estimates.
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Finally, Cramer knows sell-offs related to political risk tend to be especially fear-inducing, but they're often as overblown as the overseas declines, he said.
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The Fed is still the market's friend Memani has also said that investor concerns about whether lower rates would weaken the US dollar may be overblown.
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Shares had run up 3 percent in regular trading ahead of its first report as a public company, and analysts said expectations may have become overblown.
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Chinese policymakers' most recent move targets illegal foreign exchange activity, and even though less money withdrawn means less money for casinos, Cramer said concerns were overblown.
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I think these concerns are largely overblown, and not least because few people are less worthy of sympathy or support from liberal-minded people than Sessions.
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But, even if these stereotypes of the signs are by and large overblown, we can still learn a lot about a person from their astrological identity.
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In the UK, there have been a number of reports of "near misses" between drones and commercial airplanes, but regulators say the danger can be overblown.
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"The federal government has set aside millions of dollars for biohazard and decontamination equipment designed to address an overblown threat to law enforcement agents," he added.
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But the scathing attacks on his administration can seem overblown to his sympathizers, making it easier for them to dismiss uncomfortable truths about its real shortcomings.
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He believes the consequences of political rhetoric are "way overblown"—that even inaugural or State of the Union addresses have marginal, fleeting effects on public perception.
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But John Jenkins, a trustee with the Holiday City homeowners' association, insists that reports of human-versus-turkey tension in Toms River have been vastly overblown.
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Fears of deleterious Iranian hegemony are wildly overblown: Its population of 85033 million makes up less than one-fifth of the Middle East's 420 million people.
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Earlier in February BlackRock raised its outlook on European stocks to the highest possible rating for the first time since last May, saying risks were overblown.
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Jordan has swagger to spare, with those rolling shoulders, but there's a breath of charm, too, all the more seductive in the overblown atmosphere of Marvel.
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But if we listen with love, and risk believing in one another, the consternation about who resides in the White House will prove to be overblown.
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The report found policy makers have overblown expectations about how much private money can be mobilized, especially for low-income countries which are receiving very little.
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They say his displays of public affection reflect his desire to connect with people on a personal basis and that the media has overblown the story.
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"It is unknown what she may be able to accomplish, but the potential negative effects can easily be overblown," Raymond James' Mills wrote in an email.
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The promises of President Trump of the $40 billion to $50 billion in agriculture buys by the Chinese in phase one is just an overblown headline.
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"In typical wise-ass fashion, we wrote 'Overblown,' taking the piss out of the glorification and aggrandizement of the scene," Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm told Yarm.
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"I can say definitively that this is an overblown story that is media-created," Alan Garten, the chief legal officer of the Trump Organization, told Reuters.
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"But I think the consequences of that decision are somewhat overblown," said Josh Blackman, a professor at South Texas College of Law and an ACA critic.
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That spirit of sacrifice might not announce itself clearly amid the overblown pageantry of a professional football field, but others who kneel with Kaepernick carry it.
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Elon Musk said he still believes panic over coronavirus is overblown in a series of tweets Wednesday night, repeatedly questioning or contradicting the predictions of experts.
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The well-meaning interventions of Mr. Kushner and his wife, Ivanka, with Mr. Trump are a familiar — and to some critics, overblown — theme of this administration.
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Lawrence Keane, general counsel for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, a trade association for gun manufacturers, told Reuters concerns over 3-D printable guns were overblown.
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The status of free speech on college campuses is one of the most heated controversies in American public life today — and, in my view, somewhat overblown.
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These overblown wines surged to become prominent in many different regions, but none more so than Châteauneuf-du-Pape, in the southern Rhône Valley of France.
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As the historian Douglas Smith's 2016 biography showed, the actual manner of Rasputin's control over Russia's royalty has been overblown, misunderstood and purposefully mangled for decades.
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Public health experts have become wary about raising alarms over new strains because the grave predictions made in 33 and 2009 turned out to be overblown.
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In those days she was telling me that the Covid-19 threat was overblown by the mainstream news media (note, her daughter is in the media).
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The Democrats also don't think McCaul is well-known even after winning eight terms in office and call his claims of a reinvigorated field campaign overblown.
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No place for Hong Kongers After West Kowloon began operation in September last year, it appeared at first as if concerns around the plan were overblown.
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Perhaps concerns are overblown, and the spawn rate reduction will serve its purpose by keeping the mechs out of final circles and off the strategic chessboard.
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In the same segment, Falwell falsely suggested that concern about the COVID-19 is overblown, and that the media is overhyping it specifically to hurt Trump.
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Mr. Petrenko was neither overblown nor restrained, with a focus on teasing out intricacies and echoes from previous movements that give the Sixth its programmatic cohesion.
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Despite interventions during the war by several Muslim countries, she rightly concludes, the fears raised by Serbian propaganda regarding an Islamic fundamentalist takeover were considerably overblown.
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The Clinton campaign believed the F.B.I. investigation was overblown and seriously damaged her chances to win the White House and resented Mr. Comey's comments about Mrs.
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Several Republican lawmakers involved in the dispute said Gowdy's remarks have been overblown to suggest a complete exoneration of the FBI's conduct during the 2016 campaign.
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Abraham Lincoln used to warm himself by the fire in between House votes — argued that the current intraparty divisions portrayed in the media are way overblown.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Esenberg said that his institute's lawsuit was not aimed at depressing Democratic turnout, and that predictions of a purge's effect had been overblown.
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Claims that protectionism would inevitably cause a recession are overblown, but there's every reason to believe that these indirect effects would eliminate any net job creation.
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Although some test subjects initially struggled, choking and gasping when they tried to eat or drink, it was clear that scientists' earlier concerns had been overblown.
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So is the family's story the stuff of a spy novel, ripe for sleuthing and criminal prosecution, or simply an overblown Washington story, typical of midsummer?
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Still, even if the FaceApp brouhaha was overblown, the increasing popularity of consumer apps from countries with authoritarian governments is something to keep an eye on.
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Or, as in the eyes of Cedric, 51, an African-American man who preferred not to give his last name, whether it was all somewhat overblown.
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"The fear the costs are going to spiral out of control ... is still somewhat overblown or at least unproven," he told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Thursday.
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While the coronavirus outbreak constitutes a world health crisis, experts have warned against unnecessary panic, arguing that misinformation is causing an overblown response to the disease.
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