exaggerated

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all combine to present an	exaggerated	image of the supposedly unsophisticated
hate ironing agnes enters her	exaggerated	painful hobble gone agnes nae
i had i fancy an	exaggerated	idea of the gravity of
and that harm is grossly	exaggerated	that contradicts the executive s
have dismissed our concerns as	exaggerated	or irrelevant claiming that we
and claim that dangers are	exaggerated	the sex education materials are
burns ii 735 and his	exaggerated	images in till a the
a matter that is slightly	exaggerated	in certain quarters some people
satisfaction dod off in an	exaggerated	little old man voice are
resolutely northwards gave a somewhat	exaggerated	importance to the situation on
though father laughing in his	exaggerated	fashion has been heard telling
the mountains i thought he	exaggerated	then but had been dismayed
create should not be under	exaggerated	it is essential that we
a little bit kind of	exaggerated	to call it a media
invested in the programme was	exaggerated	that those living in public
in the colonies are much	exaggerated	that it canna be true