She has been underestimated and has learned the value of allowing herself to be underestimated.
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"Though I underestimated the pain, I also underestimated the love and the support that I have received," she said.
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"For a long time predators have underestimated victims and underestimated women, and I think they are now going to reassess," Allred says.
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Both Republican and Democratic congressional staffers underestimated — in some cases, wildly underestimated — their constituents' support for action on several prominent domestic issues.
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I underestimated the cost of moving and also underestimated what the exchange rate was going to be when I moved from the U.S. to Canada.
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Respondents also underestimated the education level and overestimated the welfare reliance of immigrants; they overestimated the share of Muslim immigrants and underestimated the share of Christians.
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Less significant, but still notable, is that the polls underestimated Democrats in several states where they also underestimated Democrats in 2016, like California, New York and Nevada.
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On average, there can also be a partisan bias — polls underestimated Republican candidates in key Senate races in 22012 and 13, and underestimated Democratic candidates in 21.
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The polls underestimated the Republicans in the 2014 midterms; they underestimated the Democrats in 2012; and in Britain they were off by a modest but comparable amount on the Brexit vote.
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For example, heroin overdose deaths were underestimated by 22 percent.
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Riyadh concedes it underestimated the number of Houthi ballistic missiles.
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I underestimated my country's latent hatred from the very beginning.
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He probably overestimated himself and underestimated the resistance in Tripoli.
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"We'd underestimated the impact the announcement would make," he said.
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After all, hasn't just about everyone underestimated him so far?
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Fiorentina, third in Serie A, are not to be underestimated.
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"I realized that we had underestimated the enemy," she said.
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Because this president has consistently underestimated the threat of ISIS.
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Nevertheless, the scale of the task should not be underestimated.
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Ultimately, the lawyer says the fatigue factor cannot be underestimated.
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That said, the race's fluidity is not to be underestimated.
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The consequences for our collective futures should not be underestimated.
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His ambitions for Europe appear to have underestimated German caution.
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China's leaders have underestimated the frustrations behind the trade war.
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The Yawanawa men suddenly realized they had underestimated their women.
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I don't mind being underestimated because it does fuel me.
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Likewise, efficient entrepreneurship has many benefits that shouldn't be underestimated.
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But Ghaed underestimated the immense toll of her own PTSD.
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The impact of this kind of act can't be underestimated.
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The humanitarian toll this will cause should not be underestimated.
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They had perhaps underestimated the players' desire to force change.
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They see it as they underestimated their opponent and lost.
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Generally, the app overestimated low blood pressure and underestimated hypertension.
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His team believes Paul's support is underestimated in the polls.
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Forecasters severely underestimated the role of race in this election.
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"I have been underestimated all my life," Blankenship said Monday.
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I do think we — and specifically, I — underestimated Mr. Trump.
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Another frequently underestimated stock is finally getting its due, too.
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The significance of such a commitment should not be underestimated.
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"This move by Mattel should not be underestimated," she added.
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In hindsight, Mr. Sherman says he underestimated Mr. Ailes's pugnacity.
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The importance of the Garlock case should not be underestimated.
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The attractiveness of these financing instruments should not be underestimated.
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And some of these effects, scientists say, have been underestimated.
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But RIM underestimated how quickly the smartphone market was changing.
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First, when the scandal emerged, the President underestimated the threat.
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Analysts had underestimated how much shares of Amazon would rise.
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The Germans underestimated the diligence and leadership of General Ike.
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However, it happens too often that the threat is underestimated.
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They say the problem is highly misunderstood and deeply underestimated.
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People also underestimated the impact of flying on climate change.
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But the generals may have underestimated the protesters, he said.
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Why do you think so many people have underestimated him?
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" She added: "We have underestimated the power of social interactions.
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The US political media underestimated Trump's potential for many reasons.
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Administration officials, it appears, underestimated Americans' love of tax refunds.
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They are also deeply sad, deeply dysfunctional, or deeply underestimated.
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But again, Kelly's kinship with Trump on immigration was underestimated.
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But Mr. Hadley said Mr. Trump should not be underestimated.
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" Now, Ms. Lovette said, she realizes: "We all underestimated him.
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It repeatedly underestimated Donald Trump, not to mention Bernie Sanders.
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And so I think that market is probably significantly underestimated.
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First, the value of research and innovation cannot be underestimated.
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First, Republicans underestimated Trump's appeal and abilities as a candidate.
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The pain of such a fate should not be underestimated.
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BIDEN: I think you've so underestimated what Barack Obama did.
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BIDEN: I think you've so underestimated what Barack Obama did.
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"Seabirds' physical cognition may have been underestimated," the authors wrote.
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However, the reversal of sovereign risk improvements cannot be underestimated.
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The value of tax simplification should also not be underestimated.
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Alibaba's ability to achieve its ambitions should not be underestimated.
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The NPL problem can be managed, but shouldn't be underestimated.
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"This sum may be significantly underestimated," the education department said.
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Lyon's acute sensitivity for his medium should not be underestimated.
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Epidemic's impact may be underestimated Another report earlier this week in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that the number of drug overdoses involving opioids between 2008-2014 was likely underestimated by 24%.
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And Obama consistently underestimated the challenge posed by Putin&aposs regime.
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Around 57 percent overestimated the costs, and 83 percent underestimated them.
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However, some said Pelosi's sway over the caucus couldn't be underestimated.
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She's said it herself: Kim Kardashian West loves to be underestimated.
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These are two of the most underestimated people in the country.
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"Our biggest asset is that we are underestimated," says Mr Peña.
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The power of ideas should never be underestimated, especially in Russia.
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These things register in a way that should never be underestimated.
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I underestimated the extent to which my cognition would be compromised.
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Her initial symptoms, however, were underestimated by doctors in her homeland.
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Yes, but: Don't forget they've underestimated renewables' growth in the past.
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Seltz-Axmacher admits now he underestimated how difficult trucks could be.
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The government says that Moody's has underestimated its commitment to reform.
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Third, I underestimated the continued global appetite for yield bearing stocks.
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I think the most underestimated thing in the world is human.
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The fine art of making a beach playlist shouldn't be underestimated.
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They underestimated Trump last fall, and look what that got them.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - WPP has underestimated the pinch from corporate austerity.
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Commerce wildly underestimated the number of exclusion requests they would receive.
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Here at home, 2628 polls consistently underestimated support for Republican candidates.
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The organizers are confident of success and say they're being underestimated.
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"The press effect in this referendum cannot be underestimated," he said.
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One political factor that can never be underestimated is the economy.
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They note that in 28500, the polls underestimated President Obama's support.
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Yet Mr. Trump has been steadily underestimated during the presidential campaign.
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The need for predictive analytics behind such transactions cannot be underestimated.
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Ms. May clearly sees the similarities, including being underestimated by men.
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"I underestimated the level of misogyny in the country," she said.
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Critics say Obama's method led to hesitancy and underestimated US influence.
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He almost certainly underestimated the political cowardice of his political opponents.
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This negative stereotyping may include being underestimated and assigned easier tasks.
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Rutte acknowledged he had underestimated the impact the affair would have.
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However, I underestimated the malevolent way he would let it unfold.
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" The aide called him the "most underestimated person on Trump's team.
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But the genuine popular support Putin enjoys should not be underestimated.
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Since then, polls have consistently underestimated Democratic candidates in special elections.
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Sanders should not be underestimated; he will continue to win contests.
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Are there still times when either of you feels underestimated professionally?
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KALING The feeling of being underestimated has completely fueled my career.
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But I underestimated how much of my life they filled up.
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She underestimated how many people would find it meaningful or powerful.
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Analysts said those numbers wildly underestimated the extent of the abuse.
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The West has consistently underestimated his determination and lack of scruples.
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The challenge of creating humanlike intelligence in machines remains greatly underestimated.
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According to Wouterson, the consequences of bad sleep are hugely underestimated.
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According to Wouterson, the consequences of bad sleep are hugely underestimated.
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"They underestimated us, didn't they?" he told a rally in Glasgow.
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I had clearly underestimated just how famous the Property Brothers were.
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I had clearly underestimated just how famous the Property Brothers were.
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To be sure, the former vice president has been underestimated before.
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Alas, my contacts underestimated the myopic partisanship of too many Republicans.
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As usual, Saffitz underestimated how much reverse engineering would break her.
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Some pollsters actually believe Clinton's level of support is being underestimated.
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It's a risk that's largely underestimated on Wall Street, Clissold said.
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" Wheatcroft admitted he had underestimated Curry, writing: "VERY impressive out there.
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But the Kurds may have underestimated the depth of international opposition.
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Yes, the C.B.O. initially overestimated marketplace enrollment and underestimated Medicaid enrollment.
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Beneath 2020's political surface lurks President Trump's underestimated incumbency advantage.
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And he underestimated two Senate Republicans, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski.
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This lack of data means violent crime statistics are grossly underestimated.
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"Dissipatio HG," Guido Morselli A genius book by an underestimated writer.
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The company underestimated the startup difficulties of the new product, however.
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She's not complaining — being underestimated proves to be her secret weapon.
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Therefore, the model underestimated the economic benefits of private sector investment.
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As a result, the potential effects of tariffs could be underestimated.
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"I think we underestimated the viewers' impatience," he said last week.
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What if I underestimated how much I needed to be happy?
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Williams said the Fed had underestimated the amount of reserves needed.
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They clearly underestimated the push in demand from their gasification program.
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His impact on modernizing the royal family's image cannot be underestimated.
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While no agreement is perfect, this achievement must not be underestimated.
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Its durability and ability to reinvent itself should never be underestimated.
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But local tycoons realized that Beijing had underestimated the local opposition.
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But it underestimated the number of spaces needed for private calls.
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Pollsters famously underestimated Donald Trump's support in the Midwest by several points in 24, and it was only a year ago that Virginia polls underestimated Democrat Ralph Northam's margin of victory by more than 22017 percentage points.
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They're charming; they're underestimated and who doesn't love a girl in pigtails?
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They may be dirty, but they're armed—and not to be underestimated.
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The cost to attract and retain a trained workforce is often underestimated.
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Turns out, they wildly underestimated how popular the cobalt bottles would be.
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Recent history shows strategists have underestimated this bull market from the start.
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Risk scores underestimated the needs of black patients compared to white patients.
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There are different uses that are there that I think get underestimated.
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"The Salafist ideology is a force not to be underestimated," he added.
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I know what it means to be underestimated and taken for granted.
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But the popularity of stickers on messaging platforms should not be underestimated.
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Trump was also underestimated; Farage's success could have only given him hope.
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Having said that, they may have underestimated the impact of their decision.
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But it seems I underestimated him, in more ways than one. 1.
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His opponents have long underestimated his regime's determination to cling to power.
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Then, too, the authors may have underestimated the corrosive effect of inequality.
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I totally underestimated what this type of transplant does for these women.
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The sheer scale of global financial crime is not to be underestimated.
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On average, politicians underestimated support for abortion by about 10 percentage points.
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The apparel startup founder underestimated the costs of shipping to Kickstarter backers.
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But now scientists are wondering if they've underestimated the dangers of Zika.
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But narratives of the underestimated female are relevant now more than ever.
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The President's mastery of the modern media environment should not be underestimated.
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Both were routinely underestimated, initially cast as pretty faces with beautiful bodies.
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Bao said scholars generally consider anisakiasis to be both underestimated and underdiagnosed.
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American intelligence agencies underestimated Kim Jong-un, the New York Times reports.
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Only 21 percent of those surveyed answered correctly, the rest mostly underestimated.
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I mean, he was the most-underestimated bank executive in the country.
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The country's resilience to politically motivated supply shocks should not be underestimated.
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But he underestimated how powerful the rearrangement of the present would be.
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I don't mind having a Valley accent because I like being underestimated.
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The logistical nightmare of executing on this promise should not be underestimated.
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Mr Kerry's capacity for pulling rabbits from hats should not be underestimated.
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Forecasters also severely underestimated or completely discounted the role of voter suppression.
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As happened in 2016, public polls underestimated Trump's influence in battleground states.
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Even Jon Snow, a member of her own family, has underestimated her.
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Such services were underestimated, leading to lower official GDP numbers, he added.
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U.S. intelligence has often underestimated the progress of North Korea's weapons development.
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"As a company, we underestimated the potential of the product," says Barra.
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Eric Grace, Victoria, British Columbia: The speed of change is commonly underestimated.
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To the Editor: Nate Cohn says that maybe he underestimated Donald Trump.
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Unlike Trump, Le Pen's support was not underestimated by the opinion polls.
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Stovall is among the many Wall Streeters who underestimated the market's strength.
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"Lead in drinking water is grossly underestimated," Lambrinidou told Gizmodo this week.
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Careful not to exaggerate their ambitions, America's Islamists must not be underestimated.
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I mean, do you think people have just kind of underestimated Starbucks?
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Home Depot is swooping into new territory after realizing it underestimated millennials
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In self-defense, I will point out that others have underestimated him.
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WINNER: Ralph Northam Lots and lots of people underestimated Northam in 2017.
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"I think it was underestimated how difficult it would be," she added.
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"The political and economic obstacles to his plans must not be underestimated".
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Trump's charisma must not be underestimated when it comes to the economy.
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Oh yes, we all agree that the early predictions underestimated Mr. Trump.
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But they apparently underestimated the force of feline fanaticism on the internet.
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The power of the black vote in southern politics shouldn't be underestimated.
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The big picture: Kim is clever, strategic and not to be underestimated.
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But he also thinks the size of the market has been underestimated.
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Language is weird and slippery, but its capability never to be underestimated.
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But polls have underestimated support for Jimmie Akesson's party in the past.
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But it will not, by any stretch of the imagination, be underestimated.
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"I think the power of heritage can be underestimated," Mr. Camerlengo said.
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"I would say Kim Jong-un has been underestimated," Mr. Richardson said.
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We cannot escape the fact that non-male pain is consistently underestimated.
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To me, that value proposition is kind of being underestimated right now.
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Self-berating; insulted and underestimated at work; belittled by a judgmental parent.
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He testified that advocates had underestimated how much help people would need.
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A key Sanders edge next time is that he won't be underestimated.
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Mr. Byrne was often underestimated by his adversaries, usually to their sorrow.
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PolitiFact reached the same conclusion: Trump grossly underestimated the turnout for O'Rourke.
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On his friend and rival Johnny Carson: He underestimated his intelligence considerably.
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The plans seemed far-fetched, but Mr. Shapiro has been underestimated before.
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But previous research had underestimated a sponge's quantity and range of bacteria.
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But, he added, the role of Fox News should not be underestimated.
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Robert Scheer Journalist, professor Jean never underestimated her parents or that crowd.
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Like many campaigns, the Sanders organization originally underestimated the appeal of Sen.
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It also underestimated debt service costs by about $18 million, he added.
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But Mr Fadnavis underestimated Shiv Sena's determination to stick to its demands.
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The transformative power of a can of chiles should not be underestimated.
|
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"I think we underestimated the impact of those traditional rails," he said.
|
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But Weinstein "underestimated" these women, Illuzzi-Orbon said in her closing arguments.
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The security situation and what could come in the future was underestimated.
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He had underestimated ISIS ; Putin had annexed Crimea; Syria was a catastrophe.
|
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Tehran initially scoffed and underestimated the resulting efficacy of Washington's economic measures.
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They are, for a brief time, underestimated and overlooked, eclipsed by seniority.
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Of course, to date Mr. Trump has been nothing if not underestimated.
|
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And the simple dislike of foreigners in Britain should never be underestimated.
|
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But Smith admitted they had underestimated the cost of expanding the service.
|
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But it seems now that SmugMug may have underestimated its carrying costs.
|
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"His odds were very badly underestimated," Mr. Thiel said of Mr. Trump.
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It would seem that the inflation risk is not to be underestimated.
|
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Unfortunately, the scope of the problem was underestimated and radio was overlooked.
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The influence of this version of centrist ideology should not be underestimated.
|
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"We underestimated not the influence of China, but the fear," she said.
|
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They underestimated transaction fees and financing costs, walking away with only $20183,000.
|
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It's a cliché, but it's underestimated as an analgesic on all levels.
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Instead, focus on eight specific behaviors you've heard about — but probably underestimated.
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That anxiety, he says, has been "largely underestimated," especially by the left.
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That is: We underestimated just how dumb these dumb hicks really are.
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As Ocasio-Cortez's win further cements, none of them should be underestimated.
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People underestimated early PCs because they were drastically inferior to their successors.
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And feel like maybe people would come out of it feeling like they had, in some way, underestimated the brand—in the way that I feel like I underestimated the brand when I first became familiar with it.
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"The power of that consumer confidence boost should not be underestimated," he said.
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As for Apple, I think it's being chronically underestimated, but we shall see.
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Setting her debate performance aside, Williamson's oratorical skill and appeal shouldn't be underestimated.
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OPEC's forecasts and even U.S. government predictions have repeatedly underestimated U.S. output growth.
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Only 1% of people surveyed got it right; everyone else underestimated the progress.
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The commercial damage to the French economy from violent protests cannot be underestimated.
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Said Benjamin, the Columbia mayor: "He's a candidate that ought not be underestimated."
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The ripple effect of these events shouldn't be underestimated — indeed, it's just beginning.
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I think I underestimated the power of rationalization as a human psychological fact.
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"The impact on the family and friends of all concerned cannot be underestimated."
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"The industry impact of this open platform announcement shouldn't be underestimated," says Sweeney.
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"CMT is pretty common but it's unknown, underfunded, underestimated, under recognized," she says.
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You underestimated the mind, power, and will of your victims, these accomplished athletes.
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Being a badass super spy doesn't prevent Broughton from being underestimated and objectified.
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The government underestimated the strength, staying power and unity of the independence movement.
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The vast majority of respondents – 84 percent – underestimated what they spend each month.
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But Mr Putin underestimated the shock this reckless behaviour would cause in America.
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They have consistently underestimated potential employment, leading to hesitant fiscal and monetary policy.
|
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Naysayers who expected political meddling to hit the economy hard underestimated its resilience.
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Clearly, SpaceX underestimated the extent to which the flames would engulf the launchpad.
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The company knew there might be objectionable-content troubles, but underestimated their scope.
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But analysts questioned whether Bayer had underestimated legal risks in its Monsanto acquisition.
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But he says the war's impact on foreign fighters should not be underestimated.
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Simply put, Trump underestimated the size and power of the collective intelligence administrations.
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I had, as I often do, underestimated all that she's able to understand.
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I grew up in small-town Canada, and I love to be underestimated.
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His surge, supporters say, evokes flashbacks of 2008, when Clinton underestimated then-Sen.
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"That really shows how we've underestimated these animals in the past," Boback says.
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Jim Cramer: Airplane connectivity is underestimated by almost every semiconductor and tech company.
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So that's one fact which is underestimated and under-evaluated in my opinion.
|
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That analysis stands, but may have overestimated Republican competence and underestimated Trump's toxicity.
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These figures may be underestimated due to difficulties in gathering evidence, researchers say.
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Along the way there were plenty of people — many men — who underestimated her.
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Being very efficient, he also underestimated the value of a little small talk.
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I think people perhaps underestimated her as a character and as a woman.
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But most of the 21625 polls underestimated the size of the evangelical constituency.
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Meanwhile, the risks of a return to easing are not to be underestimated.
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Mr. Taylor said the importance of mass transit had long been underestimated here.
|
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Hamilton agreed that the value of a good support system shouldn't be underestimated.
|
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Successive U.S. Administrations have underestimated Abbas's willingness to stand up to outside pressure.
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"We underestimated how significant it was," Lwin said, of these online influence operations.
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Poor, colorless Alice is looked down upon and underestimated because of her pallor.
|
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Many underestimated Magufuli at his inauguration two years ago, but few do now.
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The association's efforts were a reminder that it is not to be underestimated.
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What everyone underestimated was the savvy media campaign developed by this super salesman.
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That was the radical angle I underestimated, the no-no line I crossed.
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Maybe it's simply because I'd underestimated gherkins as a breakfast item until now.
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It turned out that they actually underestimated how hard the participants were working.
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He underestimated their will to kill him and overestimated his ability outwit them.
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"The addictiveness of cannabis has been underestimated," said Jesse Cougle, the lead author.
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The impact on the "surrounding neighborhood," by the way, should not be underestimated.
|
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Mr. Yanukovych had relied disastrously on Russian political advisers who underestimated voter frustration.
|
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American officials have long warned that Tehran's intelligence work should not be underestimated.
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Of course, pre-election polls in Michigan badly underestimated Mr. Sanders in 2016.
|
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Mr. Solomon acknowledged that he had underestimated the internet's threat to store retailing.
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These factors help explain why some pollsters so dramatically underestimated the youth vote.
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America has underestimated North Korea since the first days of the Korean War.
|
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But projections for Black Panther still underestimated how well it would do abroad.
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"He's been underestimated before," said Brenna Bird, a Republican county prosecutor in Iowa.
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Certainly, too, the continuing relevance of Catholicism to French life has been underestimated.
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Sanders' foreign policy team, in particular, understands this and should not be underestimated.
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Minhaj knew that he'd been underestimated and he used this to his advantage.
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Confident free-traders underestimated how much outsourcing had cost the Western working class.
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Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is not to be underestimated, though.
|
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He has often been underestimated, and has consistently defied expectations since entering politics.
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Researchers said those findings may still have underestimated the extent of the cheating.
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But he evidently underestimated the mantra of real estate agents — location, location, location.
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Another issue is that the polls underestimated Republicans up and down the ticket.
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"It was underestimated and not taken seriously at the highest level," he said.
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It's underestimated, but it's a big part of the sort of conservative media.
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But the damage that the investigation has already inflicted should not be underestimated.
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Author Cassie Chambers explains why the women of Appalachia shouldn't be underestimated. Hill.
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"I've heard this idea that we've underestimated Maduro," Mr. Pompeo said to reporters.
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The North Korean leadership, though backward and bizarre, is not to be underestimated.
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It has underestimated the threat and put smaller matters ahead of larger ones.
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Because of my condition, I've spent my life feeling overlooked, excluded and underestimated.
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Furthermore, the stubborn human resistance to admitting a mistake should never be underestimated.
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The social and economic consequences of such an outcome should not be underestimated.
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No one with literally unlimited funds and a prominent profile should be underestimated.
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In Wrexham we underestimated Labour's performance, though we got the Tories about right.
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Growing up in the Bay Area, Chan felt she was constantly being underestimated.
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It's not the first time the 32-year-old CEO has been underestimated.
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The bankers underestimated the price range, the argument goes, which built upward momentum.
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Every industry is being disrupted so the importance of speed cannot be underestimated.
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The 9/85033 Commission's well-intended vision underestimated turf battles and operational realities.
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So far in 22, these kinds of turnout models have underestimated Democratic turnout.
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This is the most underestimated factor in political discussion in all political media.
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But she said the attacker had underestimated the determination of Ms. Stefaniak's family.
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But the lesson has been, We underestimated how many people could be fooled.
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It is evident from the title of his recent net neutrality editorial that Anant Raut has both underestimated the benefits of a pro-competition approach, and underestimated the costs of a pro-regulatory approach, to addressing the goals of net neutrality.
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O'Neal also disputed class counsel Balabanian's theory that ViSalus underestimated public attitudes about robocalls.
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Five years later, they underestimated the scale of a win by the Congress coalition.
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He underestimated the idealism of his first-time deputies, freshly recruited to En Marche!
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She hasn't become nicer, or less of a diva, but neither is she underestimated.
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The power of constitutional monarchies depends on circumstances and history but is often underestimated.
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But analysts said the military applications of the new missiles should not be underestimated.
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I think everyone underestimated the power of social media people, and honestly us too.
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That may have underestimated how often babies sleep in unsafe ways, the authors note.
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Republicans correctly bet that they would win Texas in 2018, but they underestimated O'Rourke.
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"I don't think they underestimated us, we were just on our game," he said.
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One trade house source in North America believes China has underestimated the strikes' impact.
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As a result, polls with strong likely voter screens may have underestimated his strength.
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"Russia's impact has been greatly underestimated, but it shouldn't be overestimated either," Gomart said.
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The estimates all show that the government initially underestimated the toll of the storm.
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For one, China may well have underestimated the strength of Mr Trump's mercantilist instincts.
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Polls underestimated Mr Trump's success in 40 out of 50 states across the country.
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"The importance of this transaction cannot be underestimated," a statement from A Capital said.
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At the first state elections contested by the AfD they underestimated the party's support.
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Carollo, a trans woman, said she underestimated sexism when she presented as a man.
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"We underestimated the challenge of really making this dream into a reality," says Rose.
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While the government underestimated the strength of the independence movement, its leaders overestimated it.
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And I think even more than hardware, Apple's iPad users are being underestimated here.
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But he underestimated swelling discontent over meagre public support for the growing middle class.
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And the driver underestimated the height of his load by a critical two inches.
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Even in success, too much capital has a high cost and shouldn't be underestimated.
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"She was so beautiful and very underestimated as a comedienne," he says of Collins.
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But maybe we underestimated the importance of integrating the European Union in member states.
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Nur's unsettling conclusion is that earthquake damage throughout human history has been substantially underestimated.
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I have to admit I underestimated how fully she was going to embrace evil.
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Also underestimated was the anger brewing on the margins of the American economic recovery.
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"The real pressure on the borrowers' future cash flow is underestimated," Mr Wang said.
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He said people who reacted with shock to Trump's victory had underestimated his support.
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But perhaps they underestimated just how challenging a job it is to parent Trump.
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These critics underestimated the ability of welfare recipients to find work and stay employed.
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We've already established that Nordstrom is not to be underestimated as a beauty destination.
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Jones says he has consistently underestimated the interest in the NFL over the years.
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The levels of cognitive dissonance and grief cannot be underestimated, and it fuels pushback.
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I also quickly learn that I underestimated how difficult this was going to be.
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However, customer Sulbha KG Arora had underestimated the speed at which it would spread.
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Whoever chose green as the backdrop for Olympic events might have underestimated the internet.
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"Twenty years ago, we grossly underestimated the rising threat of Islamist terrorism," Soufan wrote.
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"The benefit of focus in this split is something that I underestimated," she said.
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Trump is a man repeatedly underestimated by the very elites who made Trumpism possible.
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The president's influence should not be underestimated but it should also not be overstated.
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Through time immemorial, parents have both underestimated and overestimated their teenagers' depression and misery.
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"People still need to get out of the vehicle—this is underestimated," Siemiatycki said.
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"I underestimated the enthusiasm Jeremy Corbyn has generated among young people," he added later.
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The polls "clearly underestimated Trump's support in the Upper Midwest," the autopsy's authors concluded.
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Rick Story might not like being ignored, but he probably doesn't mind being underestimated.
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Water is life and this cannot be underestimated or taken for granted in 2016.
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"I seriously underestimated how difficult it would be to make the transition," she said.
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As in the Star Wars franchise, the value of toy sales shouldn't be underestimated.
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Fischer, although not very visible on the national scene, is not to be underestimated.
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It cannot be underestimated that she helped bring down veteran MSNBC host Chris Matthews.
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Mr. Otellini underestimated the iPhone's sales potential and viewed Apple's price demands as onerous.
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Republicans deeply underestimated the time they'd spend excusing Trump's tweets and White House scandals.
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"Our legislators," he said, "have drastically underestimated the response from the gun-owning community."
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The Warriors have not often been underestimated since they began their run of dominance.
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Ted Cruz gets underestimated because elites — both Washington insiders and pundits — can't stand him.
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Pittsburgh is a much better team, but has in the past underestimated struggling opponents.
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These purchases weren't necessarily bad, but I underestimated how much they had added up.
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"No one should have underestimated our commitment to genuine democracy," Abdullah tweeted on Monday.
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With the indictments, Mr. Mueller made clear that he was not to be underestimated.
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The need for government relief for arts institutions and their employees cannot be underestimated.
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Underestimated from the beginning, Klobuchar is the Great Survivor of this Democratic presidential race.
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"I'm a small Asian girl, and I certainly have been underestimated before," she said.
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Nonetheless, interservice rivalry, a force never to be underestimated, had to have its day.
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The research found that some companies underestimated the scale of challenge of deploying blockchain.
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"All of us have underestimated our country," she said before breaking down in tears.
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Nomura downgraded Nvidia and said companies and investors may have underestimated the coronavirus risk.
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In that regard, the benefits of practicing compassion in the classroom cannot be underestimated.
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This means the study may have underestimated the extent of abnormalities in the airways.
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The web's founders underestimated — or perhaps overestimated — what would happen as the internet grew.
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Thus, the JCT analysis likely underestimated the response by workers to lower tax rates.
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BEYOND MEASURE: Rescuing an Overscheduled, Overtested, Underestimated Generation, by Vicki Abeles with Grace Rubenstein.
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Men underestimated the sexism felt by the women in their lives, the survey found.
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The economic dislocations that computers and artificial intelligence have unleashed have been vastly underestimated.
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That's really his greatest strength and it's one of the reasons he gets underestimated.
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Yet the lasting power of a gesture like this is not to be underestimated.
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Part of Eleven and Nancy's power lies in the way they are consistently underestimated.
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All in all, garlic is not to be underestimated in the world of witchcraft.
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And even people who said they got assistance underestimated how much they were getting.
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I think people underestimated how engaged people would be around a concept like this.
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It appears McDonald's has underestimated Toronto Raptors' fans appetite for french fries in Ontario.
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Walt, what product went on to huge success that you underestimated from the start?
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As I say in these tweets, people underestimated the first PCs in the 1970s.
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In a textbook case of treasure hunter syndrome, we'd underestimated the enormity of the land.
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Maryland officials didn't pretreat the roads because their forecasts underestimated the risk of icy conditions.
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"I'm still underestimated," Lovato said about those who typecast her as a former child star.
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But the scale of Halo, I'll fully admit, when I got here, I underestimated it.
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" He ominously added that, "Every once in a while, in the past, they underestimated us.
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"People suffer quite a bit from migraine, and I think that's probably underestimated," she said.
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"I underestimated how much of an emotional toll that elections take on you," Nelson says.
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Clearly they underestimated the widespread fandom for "Classic Trix"— rainbow palette, childhood memories and all.
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Additionally, SpaceX says that the Air Force drastically underestimated how much ULA's rockets would cost.
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Both Match and Rad underestimated Tinder's future performance, including a new product called Tinder Gold.
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Apple pushing people to keep cash inside the Apple ecosystem is not to be underestimated!
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"Years ago, we probably underestimated the market," said Jeff Arnett, master distiller at Jack Daniel's.
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Cute creatures are chronically underestimated — and to underestimate an otter would certainly be a mistake.
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Not surprisingly, the male students underestimated the academic performance of their female peers as well.
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But Uber vastly underestimated the time and effort it would take to reach full autonomy.
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"We underestimated the challenges and difficulties we would face at the Rio Olympics," Liu said.
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I thought I had to go to DC. But I think I underestimated my sisters.
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And he might also have underestimated just how politically trepidatious the opposition party had become.
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The good news is that it's likely underestimated: You're probably walking more than you realize.
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"In our view those reports underestimated the export flows," said BAN's executive director Jim Puckett.
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The company noted that it had underestimated subscribers for seven of the past 23.94 quarters.
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"It seems very likely that we're gonna find that we really have underestimated the impacts."
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And I think what we do every night, with millions of parcels, is completely underestimated.
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The impact of type 2 diabetes on younger people should not be underestimated, she said.
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And I thought about people who constantly feel underestimated by their employers, friends, significant others.
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Unfortunately, the authors had underestimated the tenacity and resourcefulness of the world's unscrupulous reptile collectors.
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Voters responded to Donald Trump, who Bush both underestimated and whose appeal he didn't understand.
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Later he underestimated author Tim O'Brien and his publisher when he sued over O'Brien's book.
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I think we underestimated how much every grower sees themselves as a breeder as well.
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Correction: A previous version of this article underestimated the number of people in the audience.
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Since many cases remain undiagnosed, the exact incidence is unknown and believed to be underestimated.
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Trump is going to go down as the most underestimated political candidate of all time.
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But they may have underestimated Moser's appeal, and their attacks certainly appear to have backfired.
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Detective Constable Michelle Ohren said the psychological control used by the traffickers cannot be underestimated.
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I am forced to conclude that the desperation of the American people is greatly underestimated.
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But the enormity of the potential challenges in the current epidemic should not be underestimated.
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"I think we so vastly underestimated the Trump campaign and Mr. (Steve) Bannon," he said.
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"The Macri administration underestimated the extent of the economic hardship facing Argentine voters," Gofshteyn said.
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The consequences of a U.S. decision to disengage in the region must not be underestimated.
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Mr. Wrobel said Geisinger had simply underestimated how much care its new customers would need.
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Here are five reasons why Florence, and any major hurricane, should not be underestimated: 6900.
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"Everything Store" described Amazon's growth, But now, "Everything Store", this name may underestimated Bezos's ambition.
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Kaine is the heavy favorite, although Trump tweeted this morning that Stewart is being underestimated.
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Those states almost all underestimated the amount of marijuana businesses would sell in initial months.
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The strategic importance of the region to global trade and economic stability cannot be underestimated.
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But the scale of the disaster if Britain votes to leave should not be underestimated.
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Soros said the Bank had underestimated the impact of inflation and was now catching up.
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Yet, there are real threats to critical infrastructure that are being wrongly ignored and underestimated.
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The impact of November 13 on the psyche of the city should not be underestimated.
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What we had all underestimated, however, was the dowdy determination of caretaker manager Mike Phelan.
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It has been an unusually good year for women who think they are being underestimated.
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Katniss, who, as a teenage girl, is scarred and underestimated and dismissed by her government.
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"I underestimated the demand," said Mark Bellissimo, the chief executive of the Tryon equestrian center.
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And then also maybe underestimated how long it would take for that to wear off.
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Tim Wu Convenience is the most underestimated and least understood force in the world today.
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One thing that should never be underestimated is a politician's clawing instinct toward self-preservation.
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Several advocacy groups say that PetroVietnam's environmental due diligence underestimated the project's likely carbon footprint.
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"I would imagine that she has had some familiarity with being undercounted, underestimated," he said.
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"He's been underestimated before in the mayor's race, so I would not count him out."
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Should NOAA have underestimated the number of storms, we could see Sebastien, Van and Wendy.
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There is a physicality to them, a choreography, that when done right, cannot be underestimated.
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Mr. Buruma seems to have fatally underestimated the amount of pushback the essay would generate.
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But she broke with academic consensus when many experts underestimated the potential for job growth.
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This isn't the first time Trump has so dramatically underestimated the costs of health insurance.
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The power of a pithy phrase to sway the ignorant is not to be underestimated.
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Clearly, the misunderstanding of the work of cinematographers allows it to be underestimated and undervalued.
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But the IPCC initially underestimated the risk of large-scale discontinuities in Earth's natural processes.
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Ramirez, however, underestimated Hendricks' ability to hold on runners and got picked off of first.
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This remains the single most underestimated and misunderstood aspect of the project: its emotional architecture.
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Not surprisingly, police officers and doctors significantly underestimated the impact they were having on survivors.
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For others, it speaks volumes about a campaign that many underestimated since the very beginning.
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Even men who said women were still treated unequally underestimated the sexism that women experience.
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Analysts said the EIA numbers, which are preliminary estimates, underestimated U.S. consumption and overestimated exports.
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Unfortunately, the government underestimated the impact the move would have on many of these bystanders.
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And you are giving a brand a huge promotional boost, which should not be underestimated.
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The media platforms, however, irresponsibly underestimated the difficulties of formulating workable rules regarding political activity.
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The extent of devastation from another major disaster, Hurricane Maria, may have been vastly underestimated.
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Military analysts are increasingly concerned about the nation's "advanced, underestimated and highly lethal" bioweapons program.
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For months, they had been making the case that Mr. Sanders should not be underestimated.
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Because of the complexity of these systems, many scientists think forest mortality has been underestimated.
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The partisan motivations for Republicans to say they have repealed Obamacare should not be underestimated.
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This was absolutely the right choice, but I vastly underestimated how much it would hurt.
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That said, the sheer force of nicotine addiction shouldn't be underestimated—quitting is incredibly hard.
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In Britain, they underestimated the strength of the No campaign in the Scottish referendum and failed to predict a Conservative majority in the 19873 election; while in America, polls underestimated Obama's margin of victory in 2012 and the Republicans' mid-term success in 2014.
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I think it's really hard to do and I think just as I told you earlier that Jared was gravely underestimated, I think Trump is very underestimated as a guy who has an almost supernatural sense of what's going on out there in the Republic.
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Apple may have underestimated the demand from China, a user from China named Juliet pointed out.
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Critics also worry that he has underestimated the increased cost from more people using health services.
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Like it did in 2008, the Clinton campaign has underestimated the political skills of its rivals.
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What critics don't mention is that CBO also underestimated how many people Medicaid expansion would cover.
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From the beginning, Clinton's team has seriously underestimated the political toxicity of her private email server.
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This serves as evidence that the establishment survey likely underestimated job growth due to weather effects.
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According to researchers like Jock McCulloch, silicosis rates were vastly underestimated among black miners for decades.
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But that is merely the most visible (and probably underestimated) sign of a much bigger problem.
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Economists say the Fed underestimated how much cash the financial system needed to keep operating smoothly.
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I think that underestimated period is going to end up making all the difference for us.
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The rarity of this jury pool can not be underestimated — especially in the state of Texas.
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Because, yes, while sometimes women are the victims of Villanelle's wrath, their power is never underestimated.
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Also, the UK's importance in the wider European and global aviation market should not be underestimated.
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That an often-underestimated 24-year-old Afro-Latina crafted it, makes it all the sweeter.
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The project went viral almost instantly, but the couple radically underestimated how people would react online.
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As he sat in the stands and watched, he quickly realized he had underestimated this group.
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"I think they vastly underestimated the amount of damage they were going to cause," said Silverstein.
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UBS said the benefits of BHP's February corporate restructure had been potentially underestimated by the market.
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Trump supporters are also predicting that Democrats have underestimated the size of the GOP nominee's support.
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What the team had underestimated was how difficult it is to convince people to switch smartphones.
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For that reason, statements made in support of recent protests, including Pompeo's tweet, cannot be underestimated.
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Portfolio diversification Although a commonly regarded principle of investing, the importance of this cannot be underestimated.
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Bayer has "underestimated the country risk from Emerging Markets volatility", the company said in presentation slides.
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An underestimated reason for the success of the Eagles, perhaps, was their perfectionism, especially Mr. Frey's.
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With model Adwoa Aboah covering his debut, the significance of this fashion moment cannot be underestimated.
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"Natural sunlight can be an underestimated and uncontrolled light therapy for bipolar depression," the researchers wrote.
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When looking at overdose deaths involving heroin, the percent of overdose deaths were underestimated by 22%.
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The WikiLeaks disclosure that the Clinton campaign feared Rubio's appeal to Latinos underestimated the Hispanic voter.
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"The people who support me are extremely enthusiastic," Carson said, suggesting pollsters have underestimated his backing.
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I think that people completely underestimated the contribution that Europe makes to our economy and life.
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"I feel as a program, we've always been kind of underestimated," says senior guard Bronson Koenig.
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Solar and wind energy have been underestimated by analysts and politicians again and again and again.
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NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke has said the company underestimated the value of its theme park business.
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Meanwhile, those who'd scored in the top quartile slightly underestimated how many questions they'd gotten right.
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That is why healthcare is the single most underestimated cost category, according to the EBRI study.
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What some of the national media underestimated I think was the amount of baggage Gillum had.
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But on Saturday, it appeared McDonald's had underestimated just how popular the dipping sauce had become.
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The president is publicly expressing confidence that Republicans are being underestimated, as they were in 2016.
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Supporters argue that it is part of a broader picture in which Trump is persistently underestimated.
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That seems unlikely to happen, but race raters have historically underestimated waves in the early going.
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The economic damage to the U.K. economy from a hard Brexit is not to be underestimated.
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While students have the freedom of expression, the negative impact of such conduct cannot be underestimated.
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Lowe&aposs CEO Marvin Ellison said that the home improvement retailer has long "underestimated" e-commerce.
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Lyonne makes a perfect collaborator for Headland, an underestimated director with a specialty in toxic femininity.
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This was hardly the first time that United States government forecasters significantly underestimated a storm's potential.
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"ICE consistently underestimated the actual bed rate due to inaccuracies in [its] model," the report said.
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But "Equity" pulls off a difficult balancing act with an elegance that should not be underestimated.
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Russia and China are cooperating, and their military, political, and cyber capabilities should not be underestimated.
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In her view, the speakers had underestimated the legal consequences of making a person a parent.
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I underestimated the weather, though, and got stuck in Tajikistan, unable to cross over the mountains.
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Hapag Lloyd Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen has said he underestimated the complexity of the deal.
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"What I had underestimated was that there were people who were in entrenched positions," she said.
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But recent history also teaches that Merkel is routinely, even systematically, underestimated in moments like this.
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Almost everyone underestimated him, including Mrs Clinton, who ignored him for too long, to her detriment.
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Influencers aren't to be underestimated — they yield real power and smart brands are taking them seriously.
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That it gives voices to the voiceless and a lifeline to the isolated can't be underestimated.
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But it appears the Cardinals were wildly underestimated, and really, we should have seen it coming.
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In my case, I severely underestimated just how many photographs my parents had in the house.
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Once again, analysts overestimated the resonance of climate change and underestimated the power of economic populism.
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Among them are rising sea levels, which Mr. Bréon, the climate scientist, fears are being underestimated.
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But signs were growing that politicians and government experts underestimated the potency of the new coronavirus.
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And I thought this was underestimated in terms of price, though I forget what I paid.
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The seriousness of this violation of the people's will must not be flippantly underestimated or disparaged.
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The industry had badly underestimated the momentum against it, and now it was scrambling to regroup.
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He took a certain malicious glee in treating them poorly, and he underestimated their violent criminality.
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The city launched the service a year ago and quickly found that it had underestimated demand.
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Past "Annual Energy Outlooks" have overestimated the costs of renewables and underestimated their rates of deployment.
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I underestimated how much better the rest of the Eastern Conference is compared with previous seasons.
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"I think there are critics who have underestimated the centrality of that threat," Ms. LaBouvier said.
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The left also underestimated Karen Handel, a seasoned political gladiator and former Georgia secretary of state.
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Our task is to find compromises ... Being underestimated is a very good position to be in.
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Still, the importance of even a slight shift in African-American voter sentiment shouldn't be underestimated.
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But the Party establishment underestimated its growing populist wing, which had been anti-immigrant for decades.
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"None of these questions disappears," Barnier said Wednesday, insisting that the challenges must not be underestimated.
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The exit polls also systematically underestimated the importance of these white working-class voters to Democrats.
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The popularity of grime has always been underestimated, but something different was happening around that time.
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If the problem is ignored or underestimated, we risk leaving huge blanks in our cultural history.
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After what happened at the Euros in France last year, Portugal's durability should not be underestimated.
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The chief marketing officer of one of Britain's biggest companies said Read should not be underestimated.
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Not to be underestimated as mere arm candy, she indisputably changed the course of the kingdom.
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Why have we have underestimated the short-term health benefits of the climate change mitigation policies?
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The one that I underestimated is, it's just hard for me to remember a great example.
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It then updates its assumptions for similar areas that haven't counted votes yet — assuming that if it underestimated turnout for the Democrat in one rural blue-collar precinct, for example, it's probably underestimated turnout for the Democrat in other rural blue-collar areas of the state.
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"We underestimated the hit to sales from difficult comparisons to last year's extensive new product launches and we fear that we underestimated the level of reinvestment it will take to revitalize the struggling pet food division," analyst Robert Moskow wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Faced with the prospect of a Trump presidency, I underestimated my country's latent displeasure with social progress.
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A progressive and diverse group of politicians, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have been underestimated and then victorious.
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I think we also underestimated at the time, and maybe even still do, the cost of complexity.
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He was the director of central intelligence you know and he underestimated the threat and he failed.
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People have understated the impact of taxes, underestimated the health of the economy," he told "Closing Bell.
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BILA: I just can&apost believe that they underestimated how much people didn&apost trust Hillary Clinton.
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"The contributions of immigration to the U.S. economy via labor, education and tourism should not be underestimated."
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However, the authors stated these numbers could be underestimated, as some women may not realize they're pregnant.
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I also found that the presets almost always underestimated the time it took to heat and thaw.
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U.S. HAS "MISUNDERSTOOD THE INTERESTS" OF BOTH SIDES, AND "SERIOUSLY UNDERESTIMATED" CHINA'S ENDURANCE - CHINA'S GLOBAL TIMES EDITORIAL
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The reversal suggests the Fed underestimated how much cash is needed to keep the system running smoothly.
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Additionally, birds such as the gray catbird that live in very high densities were underestimated in counts.
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The vast increase of menstruation talk in this country over the last few years can't be underestimated.
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"I think that, generally speaking, women can be underestimated, especially in a male-dominated industry," McGowan says.
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It turns out I'd underestimated both Nintendo's candor (understandable) and the timelessness of the first Zelda's design.
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By now, it's widely known fact that Thom Browne is an underestimated commodity in the fashion landscape.
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If the threat from white nationalists is underestimated, that is partly because they are more publicity-shy.
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The very positive contribution of family firms to the economy and wider society should not be underestimated.
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It has previously underestimated renewable sources, such as wind and solar, while over-estimating nuclear and biofuels.
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He may have underestimated the extent of popular dissatisfaction with high taxes and an 18% unemployment rate.
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The emotional and psychological impact bullying has on the well-being of our workforce cannot be underestimated.
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He likes [Trump's] personality and how he made it to be president when everyone really underestimated him.
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The education system needs to make people resilient to shocks I think economists underestimated the China shock.
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I'm not sure he even enjoys instilling fear in his opponents or even being underestimated by them.
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Compared with these measurements, half of the fitness trackers underestimated energy expenditure and the rest overestimated it.
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The default settings almost feel as though Huawei has underestimated what its own hardware is capable of.
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It is hard to define precisely, but it's an underestimated and central human quality, essential for communication.
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Some diplomats and former officials say Washington may have underestimated Moscow's desire to keep Assad in power.
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Only 26 percent of the 2,000 respondents answered correctly, meaning 74 percent underestimated how much is needed.
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Plotwise: it'll be the same story of an underestimated "bum" reaching deep to discover some champion within.
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But the agency severely underestimated China's surveillance prowess and ability to identify and expose covert digital traffic.
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Consequently, the researchers may have underestimated the distance between neighbors, as they point out in their study.
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Bernie empowers the left It was already apparent as 2016 dawned that Beltway pundits had underestimated Sen.
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Still, if the current climate projections have been underestimated, we could be looking at a doomsday scenario.
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Even so, the authors suspect the cavity's size and melt rate have been underestimated by previous models.
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Looks like some opportunists tried to make off with it but underestimated the weight of the panels.
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Jaana Remes, economist with the McKinsey Global Institute says it's likely that we've always underestimated productivity growth.
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Kratzer says the owner of the property underestimated the total number of animals living in the residence.
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It seriously underestimated the tenacity and viciousness of a minority regime with its back to the wall.
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Obama on Tuesday denied the notion that he, like many others, underestimated the Republican's appeal to voters.
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The latest outbreak was directed against businesses in Ukraine, but they apparently underestimated the malware' spreading capabilities.
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So clearly, let's just say I might have underestimated the appetite for O.J. I can say that.
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Also not to be underestimated is the bigger impact of efforts like the Hub, beyond Amazon itself.
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"In our material world, we have underestimated or underplayed the spiritual dimension of human action," he said.
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He is here to stay, and he should not be underestimated in the presidential election in November.
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Meanwhile, Panmure Gordon analyst Barrie Cornes said Tulloch "will make changes where needed and shouldn't be underestimated".
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He conceded that he underestimated a number of factors, including tightening credit spreads and strong global growth.
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Republicans underestimated Trump, but if Clinton wants to win, she had better not make the same mistake.
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Still, some say that the White House underestimated the level of popular support that JASTA would get.
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Although the solidity of the President's base should not be underestimated, a sense of alarm is growing.
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I was publicly nervous about the housing market and I completely underestimated how bad it would be.
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In a September note, Jefferies analyst Ranal Konik said Wall Street had largely underestimated Gap's growth potential.
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As a result, the time and effort to build each of these plans should not be underestimated.
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Polling in special elections has been fairly accurate (though it too has underestimated Democrats a little bit).
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But Sanders retains a committed base of support, and his allies insist his chances are being underestimated.
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Facebook badly underestimated the backlash it would face, including from politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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"A lot of people have underestimated Joe Manchin and came up short on Election Day," Plante said.
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Tougher than expected Some Republicans now believe they underestimated how tough it would be to repeal ObamaCare.
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Apple retrospectively knows that it had underestimated the tremendous effort required to build a solid map product.
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It's possible the study underestimated the number of skin cancers associated with indoor tanning, the authors note.
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Approximately 61 percent of the 1,060 people polled by Vox and PerryUndem underestimated the prevalence of abortion.
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But he underestimated the anger of young Sudanese men and women demanding an end to economic hardships.
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In other words, she's trusting and using her voice, which we may have underestimated all this time.
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A Trump spokesman said the letter refers to an admission that they underestimated Trump's chances at winning.
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Those who speculated that One Direction might fade away have clearly underestimated the rabidity of their fanbase.
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When insurers overall underestimated the cost of their enrollees, this meant plans altogether lost billions of dollars.
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More than 30 percent significantly underestimated room, board and personal expenses; about 33 percent significantly overestimated them.
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The Federal Reserve — which has repeatedly underestimated the economy's weakness — should consider bolder policies, like raising inflation.
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Early attempts by the Environmental Protection Agency to determine the scope of the problem significantly underestimated emissions.
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This selection bias of severe cases implies that overall case number — the true denominator — is markedly underestimated.
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But what they don't mention is that CBO also underestimated how many people Medicaid expansion would cover.
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Such a precious educational investment in these talented youths by thousands of teachers should not be underestimated.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday insisted that he had never underestimated or underappreciated the seriousness of coronavirus.
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"Every inch of the way, he underestimated what he thought this would be about," Mr. Davis said.
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But there are fears that the government's selective testing may have underestimated the spread of the virus.
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His suppliers, who are licensed by the provincial government, had told him that they had underestimated demand.
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But critics have asserted that experts have underestimated leakage of methane and its effect on climate change.
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" Looking back, Rumsfeld concluded, "I may well have underestimated the positive impact of the president's natural approach.
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The original version contained an error in the computational code that underestimated the benefit of planting trees.
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"Speaking bluntly, we underestimated the opportunity with this client constituency over the years, full stop," Esposito said.
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I thought I was good at multitasking, but driving was mentally taxing in a way I underestimated.
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In moving to take Mr. Hapilon, the government underestimated the militants' strength, and the raid went awry.
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The administration, in other words, said that it had previously underestimated the benefits of its own plans.
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The attorney general argued Exxon may have deliberately underestimated the costs of climate change to attract investors.
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"The importance of the discovery of Charon really cannot be underestimated," Stern said in a NASA announcement.
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Our 2019 plan underestimated how long it would take to build and ship new, revenue-generating products.
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The risk of rat hepatitis E affecting humans has been underestimated, Sridhar said during a news conference.
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I guess, she says, I underestimated the amount of time it would take me to say goodbye.
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He said that rate far underestimated the number of Argentines who had dropped out of the workforce.
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The critical question, though, is whether growth and productivity figures are being underestimated more than ever before.
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In the last two competitive major statewide races before 2012, the polls, if anything, underestimated the Republicans.
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Underestimated as a female politician, Ms. Merkel proved the skeptics wrong when she became chancellor in 2005.
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The divisions in this bruised America emerging from the most ugly of campaigns should not be underestimated.
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He said the Republican had repeatedly been underestimated by a media landscape that constantly second-guessed him.
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Biden's supporters and advisers maintain that rival campaigns and potential candidates have badly underestimated him for months.
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But they all underestimated the power of the people, you, and the people proved them totally wrong.
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The president can surprise those who think the worst of him, and prove that he's been underestimated.
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If this election has proven anything, it's that the power of an effective narrative cannot be underestimated.
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This knack for breaking through political custom shouldn't be underestimated or scorned as mere vulgarity and bombast.
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Latin American experience teaches that populists are easily underestimated and can stay in power for a long time.
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The sheer inertia slowing changes to all this, so easily underestimated by commentators, is why politics needs Roundheads.
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In some forms, the passion of love, unrequited love, is a real disease, underestimated by mental health experts.
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Locked-in syndrome is thought to affect about 1% of stroke victims, although the number could be underestimated.
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Plants are just usually underestimated because they lack the specialized organs that vertebrates possess to sense their environment.
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I left Arkansas for college in part to leave the Good Ol' Boy society I thought underestimated me.
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Global markets have underestimated the stakes, largely responding to momentary events — Trump tariff tweets and tentative trade truces.
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"They had really underestimated what the destructive effects, and even the conditions, in the ocean were," Martini says.
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While some of their calculations were close, they all underestimated the size of this booming business for Amazon.
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"Sterling's weakness should not be underestimated in the current dollar-selling backdrop," said ING currency strategist Viraj Patel.
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Now we do about 100 women a day per store so we severely underestimated the demand for it.
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Time and again, we've underestimated the potential for victory driven by progressives fired up by rage and optimism.
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Lucy Davis plays Aunt Hilda as a sweet bumbler whose prodigious powers have been underestimated her whole life.
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Demand is lower from pastoralists in Kenya whose losses have been underestimated by the index in the past.
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Trump also underestimated the size of Beto O'Rourke's competing rally, claiming there were between 15 and 300 people.
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Outsiders have repeatedly underestimated Mr Maduro's determination to cling to power at the expense of destroying his country.
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In contrast, no amount of public engagement or effective governance can mitigate threats that are unknown or underestimated.
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It's been a study done there estimated that the UK GDP was underestimated by, think around 0.7 percent.
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But I actually think that Joe has a secret advantage, which is that his game chops are underestimated.
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But perhaps we underestimated laundry detergent when we never considered using it for anything other than to launder.
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Well, I just -- as somebody who underestimated Trump, I don&apost take -- I don&apost underestimate anybody anymore.
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However, I significantly underestimated the strength of papier-mâché on an eggshell and significantly overestimated my own strength.
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A common estimate that there are five trillion plastic particles in the ocean is now considered wildly underestimated.
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In spite of the typically slow pace of the EC's antitrust investigations, their influence should not be underestimated.
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Now a paper sent by an FoW reader reinforces the appearance of a hugely underestimated e-commerce sector.
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In 2009, when panic spread across the globe during the swine flu outbreak, GFT underestimated the outbreak's impact.
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"However, the economic spending power of the consumer is resilient and it should never be underestimated." he said.
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Katara masters waterbending, Sokka masters sword fighting, and Toph invents metalbending, despite all being underestimated in various ways.
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An astounding 2000 percent of pet owners polled by the PDSA significantly underestimated the lifetime cost of ownership.
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"Nearly half (47 percent) underestimated how big an impact relatively small savings can have over time," Fidelity reports.
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They conclude the actual trend of global warming since the mid-2900's is underestimated by about 220006%.
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For instance, the Bureau grossly underestimated growth in the warehousing and e-commerce sector the past two years.
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"We highly underestimated the gnarlyness of that," Jack reflects from a place comfortingly far from the horrific odor.
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The new voting laws suggest the Supreme Court underestimated the grip the past still has on the present.
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And sometimes there is a sadness behind Marge, especially in the many times when she's overlooked or underestimated.
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The cosmetics industry has grossly underestimated the buying power of the Black consumer (more on that to come).
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Yahoo's decline is not exclusively Ms Mayer's fault, but she underestimated how difficult it would be to fix.
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Court documents filed in Germany by lawyers for Volkswagen show how the company vastly underestimated the potential penalties.
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One study found that consumers underestimated the caloric content of less healthy menu items by about 503 calories.
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Perhaps not, though Washington's reflexive commitment to prolonging reckless wars of choice is not to be underestimated. Sens.
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President Obama said in an interview broadcast Sunday that he doesn't think he "underestimated" Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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They had underestimated both the likelihood and the value of having a bipartisan bill emerge from the House.
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Do you have any examples of ways in which people have underestimated you or pushed back on you?
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The agency also admitted it underestimated how bad infrastructure damage could be to US territories in the Caribbean.
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Jonathan Easley and Max Greenwood report that new surveys suggest the strength of Sanders's campaign is being underestimated.
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Analysts said the company had been slow to work on finding successors to Lantus and had underestimated competition.
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Over the last month, the market has generally underestimated the amount of corn bought by funds each week.
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We underestimated the woman who fled scarab beetles in 1999, and every unobtrusive girlfriend she has played since.
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Energy zappers, those who exude and seem to create energy, are an often underestimated add to any team.
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They can be wildly underestimated, although in today's 24-hour news cycle of breathless reports, that seems impossible.
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And that's made me realize how badly I underestimated the difficulty of leveraging everything the Switch can do.
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Osofsky, who sells eggnog by the quart for $8, said he underestimated demand by 25 percent this year.
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It's a charming, empowering screwball comedy about workplace sexism and how to prove everyone wrong when you're underestimated.
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I'm not bitter about new rave's bad reputation, but I do think the scene's influence has been underestimated.
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He may have underestimated EU unity and the importance that export-dependent European nations place on multilateral trade.
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"The physical and emotional impact of such a determined and unprovoked attack really cannot be underestimated," he said.
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But the focus on mental health may mean that physical health needs have been inadvertently underestimated or overlooked.
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But, for too long, we have underestimated the role that housing plays as a foundation for upward mobility.
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It was an anarchical moment that highlighted the comedy that is an underestimated ingredient of Trump's demagogic technique.
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Unlike much of the American and international news media, Russian analysts and commentators have never underestimated Mr. Trump.
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Yet the absence of the more obvious attributes (flamboyant aromas and flavors) often cause Muscadet to be underestimated.
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We underestimated the size of the output gap, and then passed a stimulus too small to fill it.
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An Appraisal Burt Reynolds had a way of being underestimated, even when he was being immortalized in song.
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And depending on the sex act, parents underestimated what their kids saw by as much as 10 times.
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But that doesn't mean he has soured on Ms. Nixon, who he said was not to be underestimated.
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Interestingly, she said that Soave is not just underestimated in the United States but in Italy as well.
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He also radically underestimated Mr. Trump's obsession with immigration, thinking it was merely electioneering (which it partly is).
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The integration of MinC into the Ministry of Education does not mean fatally that culture will be underestimated. ….
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Violent extremism researcher Sarah Hightower (who has monitored Fascist Forge), says sites like it should not be underestimated.
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Mr. Silbermann is "comfortable being underestimated," Scott Belsky, an early investor in the company, said at the time.
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Role by powerful, unexpected role, the actress has convinced Hollywood — and herself — that she's never to be underestimated.
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In Houston, some arts groups, including the Houston Grand Opera, initially underestimated the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Over the past year, the president has repeatedly underestimated the importance of making real trade-offs in diplomacy.
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Yet even the most ardent liverati of history may have underestimated the scope and complexity of the organ.
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The concern is that the original tests may have underestimated blood lead levels, providing false assurance to parents.
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As important as "shall" may be in international diplomacy, its significance in domestic matters should not be underestimated.
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The Camden Coalition underestimated how few resources were available to help the patients it identified, Dr. Brenner said.
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At first he's dismissed as a joke, and then all-too-late his rivals realise they've underestimated him.
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But several political analysts warned that the unions' traditional muscle in turning out voters should not be underestimated.
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Policymakers in Berlin admit freely today under the condition of anonymity that they had underestimated the technical difficulties.
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What I underestimated was Trump's subsequent eagerness to commit so brazen an impeachable offense as his Ukraine scheme.
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United States policies toward Pakistan have long underestimated the centrality of this regional dynamic in defining Pakistani choices.
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BREXIT: EU'S BARNIER SAYS MANY OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF BREXIT HAVE BEEN UNDERESTIMATED, UK MUST NOW FACE REALITY
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He told a Leshi shareholder briefing in February that he had underestimated the amount of Leshi's non-receivables.
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This also made the size estimate for the planet incorrect as well, and both of them were underestimated.
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As Larry Levitt, executive director of the Kaiser Family Foundation tweeted, the politics of Medicaid shouldn't be underestimated.
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The report's authors say it's possible the numbers might be underestimated, although they can't say to what extent.
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Denying reality became too grave an insult to our dignity, an underestimated ingredient in the spirit of revolution.
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Almost all political experts and pundits underestimated the support that Donald Trump could attract within the Republican Party.
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Surprise over Teen Vogue's astute political reporting serves as proof that teen girls' intellectual appetites are routinely underestimated.
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"Bernie Sanders is definitely being underestimated in Iowa," said John Grennan, the Democratic chairman in Poweshiek County, Iowa.
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If America's barbecue masters underestimated Guinn and Evans as women, the pair simply used this to their advantage.
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As I found out, these early decisions underestimated both Clinton and The Political Machine as an accurate simulator.
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" The feeling of completeness from Underestimated is challenged by the adjacent work of Ylva Sonberg's "Naked. Eternal. Moving.
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Still, Wolfe's ear should not be underestimated, especially his still-timely attacks of the profession's often unrepentant elitism.
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Turns out, we didn't underestimate Canadian (and British) fighting mettle as much as we underestimated our own incompetence.
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In light of the news about Russian advertisements, it seems Facebook underestimated just how accessible their platform has become.
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"We underestimated those challenges when we entered the project," Chief Financial Officer Tim Weller said in a media call.
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People underestimated the beautiful girl's intelligence, while the nerdy girl with glasses remained under the radar and mostly ignored.
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They underestimated the cultural challenges of integrating firms steeped in their own lore and stuffed full of prima donnas.
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She believes that investing in companies founded by "underestimated" groups is going to make her, and her partners, rich.
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Tom Vilsack, who served in the Obama administration as agriculture secretary, said Democrats underestimated Trump at their own peril.
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At the same time, the volatility risks and opportunity costs of passive index investments are typically underestimated or unknown.
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If the polls in Michigan had badly underestimated Sanders, they thought, what's to say they wouldn't in other states?
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"I completely underestimated the power of a basic spreadsheet," she admitted while reflecting on the document's ever-rising popularity.
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The Calabrian mob, known as the &aposNdrangheta, was described by the anti-mafia chief as "underestimated," Sky News reported.
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"They completely underestimated us, thinking we were little puppets who believed what the 'great socialists' said," he told Reuters.
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"We think that the amount of water expelled from the Earth's interior at volcanoes has been underestimated," said Cai.
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Given Saitama's mild appearance and lack of self-righteousness, he's routinely underestimated, his heroic deeds usually underplayed or misinterpreted.
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The endless, the bottomless, the lifetime guarantee — these promises are not to be underestimated, because their flipside is terrifying.
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He thinks that the overdose problem has been severely underestimated, not just in his city and state, but nationwide.
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According to Sanders, the establishment grossly underestimated how fed up the American public is with the political status quo.
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Turns out, we all underestimated what would turn into a profound sea change in investor attitudes around the country.
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The film deeply underestimated the extent to which hate can infect, spread, and achieve widespread influence in American culture.
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"Trump has made fools out of a lot of people who have discounted him and underestimated him," she acknowledged.
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" When Lewis denies that he's underestimated Pulos, she says that he always has "since the day I met you.
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Critics accuse Mr Baumann of infecting a healthy firm with underestimated legal risks related to Roundup, Monsanto's blockbuster weedkiller.
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" Favreau noted in his column that the Obama campaign also "underestimated how affable, confident, and charming (Romney) would seem.
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Hitting London's SSE Arena Wembley, the highly underestimated singer performed the self-healing anthem from her latest album, Rainbow.
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Second, conventional managers underestimated how resilient consumer-product firms' sales are thanks to strong brands and oligopolistic market shares.
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So one is underestimated as a young woman, which often gives you sorts of ins that you don't expect.
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Researchers have known a planet was out there since 2007, but they vastly underestimated just how big it is.
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Freshman at Yale underestimated how much other residents of their dorms liked them for months throughout the school year.
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I underestimated just how fragile these celebrity egos could be — bring Ross back in a season of average Joes.
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Given the prestige of the Venice Biennale, the astronomical price of the annual fair is often underestimated and unknown.
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She seemed to have the upper hand and many people began to wonder if perhaps she had been underestimated.
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However, it's worth noting, too, that the CBO actually underestimated the Medicaid expansion, as the nonprofit Commonwealth Fund found.
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"That's why the market has grossly underestimated trade frictions," Cui said, speaking on a call with reporters late Tuesday.
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But an academic who specializes in social media data says Facebook appears to have significantly underestimated the pages' reach.
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Los Angeles, which has underestimated its homeless population for years, saw a 23 percent increase from 2017 to 2018.
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Ivan Rogers, former UK envoy to the EU, warned the risk of a no deal Brexit had been underestimated.
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Several pipeline operators and safety experts said shutting off valves was extremely dangerous and that activists underestimated the risks.
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A brilliant exhibition with art and artists completely misunderstood, underestimated, and finally misrepresented by the very institution showcasing them.
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The premier added that the province has not underestimated the fire and had the resources to fight the fire.
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"This latest missile launch demonstrates that we have once again underestimated North Korea's nuclear and missile capabilities," Cha wrote.
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Catelyn clearly underestimated her daughters when she made Brienne vow to keep them safe — Westeros needs protecting from them.
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"The benefit of focus in this split is something that I underestimated," she told CNBC's "Squawk Box " in January.
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NASA underestimated the turnaround time for launches, and after the Challenger disaster, the Shuttle stopped taking commercial payloads altogether.
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Their new understanding that the U.S. is not only back but also has their back should not be underestimated.
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He considered a local property manager, but they massively underestimated how much he could earn off renting it out.
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In the first half of 2016, U.S. domestic gasoline consumption was generally overestimated but U.S. gasoline exports were underestimated.
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The foundational role that federal research funding plays in driving this type of discovery and innovation is often underestimated.
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The expected timing of those emerging economies' eventual pivot from export dependency to domestic consumption has been grossly underestimated.
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When I pitched the idea to my editor, I had grossly underestimated how much soul-searching would be required.
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Read more: Home Depot is swooping into new territory after realizing it underestimated millennialsSo, we're already in the business.
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This means that the GWU study underestimated how many persons would have died if the hurricane had not struck.
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Bostic also said that given the strength of the U.S. economy this year, he may have underestimated aggregate demand.
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General Motors' leading position in autonomous vehicle technology is underestimated by the market, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Powderly underestimated the power of the new corporate behemoths to respond violently to the slightest hint of labor organizing.
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This means that the intensity of many storms in the pre-satellite, pre-buoy era was almost certainly underestimated.
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Ryan Mitchell, age 35, completely underestimated the positive impact moving into a tiny house would have on his life.
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Those dreams faded when Casarez underestimated the cost of living in the area, and the difficulties of finding work.
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The influence of these new innovations cannot be underestimated--LDPs change our approach towards every cancer that exists today.
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The territorial, political, and cyber threats posed to the world by Russia and China cannot be underplayed or underestimated.
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Fukushima's facility was built with 1960s technology, designed at a time when engineers underestimated plant vulnerabilities during natural disasters.
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What's more serious at this point is the extent to which the IRS underestimated the severity of the breach.
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Too many Latin American leftist leaders fell prey to the region's endemic corruption — and underestimated growing intolerance to it.
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A significant body of research shows that the intellects of people with severe motor impairments can be grossly underestimated.
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A man whose musical breadth and overall intelligence is often underestimated, here are the eight sides to Vybz Kartel.
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In both of the past two presidential elections, polls underestimated Barack Obama's eventual margin of victory in the state.
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Northwestern has proven time and time again over the past two seasons that they are not to be underestimated.
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On Tuesday, a White House trade adviser said Beijing had underestimated the U.S. president's resolve to impose more tariffs.
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" In his view, "secularists have greatly underestimated what happens to a culture if you take God out of it.
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But another element of Merkelism that observers shouldn't forget: Merkel is at her most savvy when embattled and underestimated.
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After admitting that it had underestimated privacy worries with its original plan, the Google sibling, Sidewalk Labs, has retreated.
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Separately, Iraqi Kurds appear to have underestimated the depth of international opposition to their vote on independence from Baghdad.
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"They underestimated the impact of the virus, they missed the boat on this in a disastrous way," she said.
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Dave Weigel, a reporter at the Washington Post, tweeted a picture that underestimated crowd for Trump's rally in Pensacola.
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The film's success, just like Black Panther's, was also met with surprise by those who had underestimated its appeal.
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And until the nature of that failure is appreciated, the strength of Trump's candidacy is going to be underestimated.
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"CBO overestimated marketplace enrollment by 30 percent ... while it underestimated Medicaid enrollment by 14 percent," the Commonwealth Fund found.
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"The supply shock is something that is underestimated or underappreciated in the market," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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Yascha Mounk, a lecturer on government at Harvard University, said the anti-democratic fires raging should not be underestimated.
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Urban legends murmur about mothers who heave cars off their infants; the power of a parent cannot be underestimated.
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Unfortunately, I massively underestimated engineering timelines, and that has made communicating with our editorial staff and our readers challenging.
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"The importance of the voting aspect (with voting only available on the app) should not be underestimated," says McGrath.
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But in crucial parts of the country, especially in the Midwest, individual state polls persistently underestimated Mr. Trump's support.
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The rest of us will have to get by on our vicarious pleasure, which is not to be underestimated.
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A 2014 survey of pastors found that most church leaders significantly underestimated the level of abuse in their congregations.
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Read more " _____ • Frank Rich in New York magazine: "The news value of last week's tweets should not be underestimated.
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He underestimated the intensity of the polarization but at least tried to bring out the best of the country.
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Still, he acknowledges that Waymo may have underestimated the sheer complexity of the task it set out to do.
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Indeed, many pollsters underestimated Obama going into the Iowa caucuses because they thought turnout was going to be lower.
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"We may have underestimated the weight of symbols in politics," Marc Ferracci, one of his economic advisers, told me.
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But the comments accompanying the upgrade indicate that the boost from the administration's stimulus efforts may have been underestimated.
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"The power of our mind's expectations are not to be underestimated," explains Dr. Josie Howard, a San Francisco, Calif.
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Both of the last two administrations have underestimated the risks of climate change and overestimated the costs of transition.
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"We're trying to understand how we underestimated the number of students who planned to enroll this fall," Gillman said.
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So we're however many years or months into this renaissance as women of color and other underrepresented, underestimated people.
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Those sorts of shifts shouldn't be underestimated—"in the past, conservatives outnumbered liberals by a significant margin" according to Gallup.
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But Susan, a recent university graduate, had underestimated her own devotion to hard work and her commitment to helping others.
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Fisher and I chatted at length about the company's challenging rise and how Israel's tech scene is still being underestimated.
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And when I think about it now, what I probably underestimated was how wedded to the status quo they were.
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US intelligence agencies significantly underestimated how quickly Kim's government could move to secure new nuclear technology, according to the Times.
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"The last time I underestimated an opponent I lose, so I will never do that," she recently told MMA Fighting.
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"A lot of people forget that, don't factor it in or find out they way underestimated the cost," Rogers said.
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Biden attempted to specifically address his critics on climate change, with some supporters concerned he has underestimated its electoral importance.
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But Dixons' share price is testament to how radically analysts underestimated the effects of a couple of very obvious ones.
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More than half of millennial parents underestimated the cost of raising kids, according to a new Bank of America report.
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"We underestimated the size of the crisis," admits Julio Bueno, the treasury secretary in Rio de Janeiro at the time.
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Although it seems unlikely, it's also possible that the Fed badly underestimated how much cash is needed in the system.
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And that brings me to my last mistake about Trump's chances: I underestimated how bad Hillary Clinton's campaign would be.
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This more emollient Trump might even model himself on Ronald Reagan, a conservative hero who was mocked and underestimated, too.
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Bush tried to explain that his rivals had underestimated him and ended up creating his own word, according to Time.
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This might mean the study underestimated the number of mental health care providers available to patients in narrow-network plans.
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The movie also foreshadows Lincoln's political future, with eventual rival Stephen Douglas characterizing him as someone who shouldn't be underestimated.
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One reason is that the federal government completely underestimated the desperation of the people and the severity of their situation.
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But, if nothing else, its sticker and merchandising sales show that the offline component to digital businesses shouldn't be underestimated.
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Here's an interesting break down on why a great screenwriter is often underestimated in the making of a great movie.
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There are two factors that are underestimated by people and that are serious issues in the application of efficient technology.
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Unfortunately, the company's co-founder Mike Wilson told me the other day, they underestimated how square the gaming industry is.
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"Enrique did just that -- although, it turns out, I had underestimated how much work this would actually take," he said.
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But hopefully we can all finally admit the following: Sansa Stark has been the most underestimated character of the show.
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Addressing the news that North Korea conducted another nuclear test this week, Clinton cautioned that China has underestimated the regime.
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Economic efficiencies, openness, except that we kind of underestimated people, again, psychologically, people are not just gonna ... Do their best.
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The impact of the historic environment on England's culture must not be underestimated, and we must recognise all important influences.
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He grants that "there's a tremendous amount of hype around virtual reality," but that its potential should not be underestimated.
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And a new report shows data from the Department of Education grossly underestimated the extent of student loan defaults. -U.
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When researchers first concluded that AI was possible in the 1940s and 1950s, they underestimated how difficult it would be.
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"I grossly underestimated the resources that would be necessary to hold an event of this magnitude," said McFarland in court.
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She also says she "underestimated the toll" that her divorce saga would take on her and wants to settle up.
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But the pollsters also greatly underestimated the importance of the Supreme Court in general, and this vacant seat in particular.
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There were reports the regular Galaxy S27 didn't move the needle and Samsung underestimated the demand for the curved model.
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If the differences between Eastern and Western Europe are sometimes overstated, those between Northern and Southern Europe are often underestimated.
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This could help to explain why one in five guys underestimated their wives' orgasms: Maybe they were expecting a performance.
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This weekend, Trump took his campaign to a new level, and the impact of his statement should not be underestimated.
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The restaurant is about to turn two years old and he is probably LA's most underestimated chef doing Mexican food.
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The influence of a boss's political leanings should not be underestimated and, indeed, should be scrutinized, Andrew Ross Sorkin writes.
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Having lived in New York for 30 years, I have never underestimated the ability of terrorists to wreak havoc anywhere.
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"Childhood maltreatment is often an underestimated and un-investigated risk factor for different adult diseases," Leeners said in an email.
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Because France has had such a crucial role in creating the European Union, this second dimension should not be underestimated.
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But others caution that the depth and durability of the religious right's support for the president has been underestimated before.
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But over the past few years we have learned that if anything Mr Bell underestimated the contradictions of the position.
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One thing about girls watching the film: I severely underestimated the female desire to for all things violent and aggressive.
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Perhaps more amazingly, the final polls underestimated the Republican candidates' strength in every one of these states except North Dakota.
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This kind of attack, which at its core relies on social engineering, is a huge, sometimes overlooked, and underestimated problem.
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In its initial annual report, the FRC noted the complexities of the radio spectrum were often underestimated by the public.
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"Management in Sweden underestimated this," Sommer said, adding that Haldex managers had seemed confident initially that ZF would eventually win.
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That organic momentum can't be underestimated, but once it got in, Apple had to give IT something to work with.
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It rarely worked, for I constantly and consistently underestimated the appeal of Mars Bars and bad coffee for lonely students.
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"The trauma these families have experienced as a result of the separation cannot be underestimated," he said in a declaration.
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But the power the two influencers have over their massive audiences — and the online community at large — shouldn't be underestimated.
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For Simon, a play 'like the birth of a child' Simon was sometimes underestimated, his works dismissed as joke machines.
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She had underestimated what an oddity she would be in Alabama as a white liberal, let alone an ordained one.
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By the time he was brokering Perry's first television deal, he had learned to use being underestimated to their advantage.
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A 2018 HomeAdvisor survey found that homeowners underestimated the cost of fixing or updating just about everything in their homes.
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I know what challenges are about, and I was underestimated then and rose to that occasion, took on those challenges.
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The official said this was a fundamental mistake and underestimated the EU's resolve to protect Ireland and its own credibility.
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As it turned out, they badly underestimated public fear and suspicion of Beijing's encroachment on this semiautonomous former British colony.
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For instance, RCP's polling average underestimated Ralph Northam's margin of victory by 5.6 points in this year's Virginia governor's race.
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Cersei knew Tywin might be upset, but she underestimated the extent of her father's fury when Aerys granted her request.
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But other analysts warned that North Korea's determination to improve its nuclear capabilities — and act offensively — had long been underestimated.
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Paintings by artists over centuries have consistently underestimated the number of root-like veins in a lightning strike, researchers found.
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"I think that the other side may have underestimated the strong resolve of President Donald J. Trump," Mr. Navarro said.
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McKenzie said he believed the Taliban underestimated the delicate nature of the talks with Washington, even in their later stages.
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And if anything we probably underestimated the amount of industry concern that would get generated as a result of this.
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And most importantly, many in Silicon Valley have underestimated Sanders because they saw Warren as a far more likely nominee.
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Through that point in his career, Iger had often been underestimated, precisely because he always seemed more tactical than visionary.
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"All of the women are underestimated in this movie," Yan said during an interview at Refinery29's New York offices.
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"We've underestimated the forceful combination of a low supply of homes and record low interest rates," Real Estate Norway said.
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Sources familiar with Cruz's thinking say he now acknowledges he underestimated the intensity of the negative backlash that would ensue.
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From the people who have been doing that for a while now, we worry you have underestimated what it takes.
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However, the Affordable Care Act subsidies showed that the Framers underestimated how short-term political ambitions could overwhelm institutional interests.
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The importance #MeToo and related movements for gender equality cannot be underestimated in dismantling this cultural myth of male indestructibility.
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Its boldness and impact should not be underestimated and will remain with readers for a long time after finishing it.
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In essence, companies underestimated the true cost of coverage and are struggling now to make good on all their promises.
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"It is underestimated how lightly Beckett wore his seriousness," Mr. Doran, who also commissioned "Pepperland," said in a telephone interview.
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"It is underestimated how lightly Beckett wore his seriousness," Mr. Doran, who also commissioned "Pepperland," said in a telephone interview.
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The problematic situation of women was not to be underestimated, not that Liz was in danger of committing this error.
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Beijing, for example, has underestimated the staying power of the protesters in Hong Kong and the public support behind them.
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The prevalence of xenophobia -- literally, a fear of the outsider -- in Korean society is not to be underestimated or excused.
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The enormity of the influence that reporting has on our culture and the way we behave should never be underestimated.
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Shameless animal video Orange cat was ready to rumble with Jedi cat, but it underestimated the power of the Force.
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We have underestimated the resources and tools necessary to change the trajectory of cities and the importance of sustainable cities.
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"The best thing that can happen to you when you are in politics is to be consistently underestimated," he added.
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In the end, the Clinton campaign underestimated how desperately the RAE and Americans who share their economic experience wanted change.
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Officials said they probably underestimated the effects that the tax cuts passed in December would have on spending and growth.
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The federal government "shall pay" a fraction of the costs of insurers that underestimated their premiums by a sufficient amount.
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Citi analysts apparently underestimated gold's reputation as a haven against volatility, predicting gold to average $250,28 per ounce in 214.
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The truth is that there is market consolidation in the banking industry in Europe and that should not be underestimated.
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Yet Clough's son kept forgetting items like travel and books, and he grossly underestimated his spending money needs at first.
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The Obama administration had "severely underestimated" both the cost and technical challenges of moving to a digital census, he said.
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It's become clear that Democratic élites, including him, underestimated the power of nationalism, because they didn't feel it strongly themselves.
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On Recode Decode, Kara will talk with Arlan and Wendy about being underestimated, finding the drive, and defying the odds.
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At the center of the room is "Underestimated," a five-foot tall rectangular prism covered in black-and-white photographs.
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