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However, even accounting for this recounting, the numbers still are too high to be realistic, and are probably just exaggerated.
en.wikipedia.org His last publication was an account of how hypoglycaemia exaggerated the signs of his hemiparesis.
en.wikipedia.org The role of the latter in the city fights in 1944 was exaggerated and overrated.
en.wikipedia.org Some of the information in the pamphlet is exaggerated or even completely inaccurate.
en.wikipedia.org However, the suggestion that he had exaggerated the extent of his injuries to avoid his duties on the exhibition tour caused a media storm.
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