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destination: [word=exaggeration] [word=of]
spec: You cannot really call this an illness as much as an exaggeration of normal events . These pieces will also be included in the grade assigned for participation . Play is easily recognized by exaggeration of movement , such as bounding or leaping ( Hinde , 1970 ) . Every year , approximately 8700 girls younger than 20 give birth . As he continued to insist he did not drop out of his race except for the good of the party , Delay was asked if he 'd done anything immoral . " This exaggeration of how bad Dogtown was seems characteristic of the film 's narrator , Sean Penn , who , while a local , always tends to exaggerate his badass roots . The next day , newspapers worldwide carried images of the banner , which showed a giant red syringe injecting a black-and-white corncob , emblazoned with a stark message : '' This is your food on drugs . agents are also under the added pressure to maintain and expand their clientele . " Our response should not be to reject the evidence , but rather to contest the exaggeration of it by the industry , " says David Hawks , a researcher with the National Drug Research Institute at Curtin University of Technology in Perth , Australia .