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He also noted that the media overstated the narrative of Black voters flocking to Trump.

Prosecutors had sought a longer prison sentence for Johnston, whose lawyers argued back that the US has "persistently overstated" the actor's role in the attack.

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He also believes the prosecution experts overstated how stable the babies were before they collapsed and died.

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In August 2021, it filed an accusation that he committed gross negligence, aided the unlicensed practice of medicine and overstated the number of procedures he’d performed, among other violations.

The national security risks with that kind of wishful thinking cannot be overstated.

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