11.   Some, who had been through previous floods, suspected that officials were exaggerating the danger, others worried that their property would be looted.

12.   The danger generally is exaggerated.

13.   The media has all too often been a willing accomplice in exaggerating the danger of new viruses, said George Smith, another editor at Vmyths.com.

14.   This comes when Luke persuades an unwelcome guest to barricade herself in an outhouse because he has so skillfully exaggerated the danger of a snake attack.

15.   While refusing to be intimidated, the Clinton administration has also properly avoided exaggerating the dangers.

16.   But Internet restrictions are opposed by free speech activists and some computer users who say concerns about sexual imagery and hate speech exaggerate the dangers.

17.   Critics say the government has exaggerated the danger of terrorism to deflect attention from a wave of domestic crime.

18.   Giorgos Vassilakopoulos, the president of the Greek basketball federation, pointed a finger at the Spanish police and said danger was exaggerated.

19.   Industry groups as well as some scientists over the years have accused the EPA of exaggerating the dangers of dioxins.

20.   The military government spokesman issued several press releases during the standoff accusing Western news agencies of fabricating details about the impasse to exaggerate the danger to Suu Kyi.