His speech can switch from hyperbole to understatement in the same sentence — and it is a wonderfully deadpan understatement.
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Common fees include a "substantial understatement" penalty and "negligence or disregard of the rules" penalty, which are an additional 20 percent of the net understatement of tax.
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Kids, work, house, family — resentment is an understatement, actually.
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So yeah, tough is … tough is probably an understatement.
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Sad is an understatement ... Diddy looks absolutely devastated here.
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Actually, dark and moody is a bit of an understatement.
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To say that this situation is upsetting is an understatement.
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"To say I'm disgusted would be an understatement," Kinzinger wrote.
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To say I was extremely nervous was a severe understatement.
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"To describe this as disturbing is an understatement," Keith said.
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To say that Hill's reputation has suffered is an understatement.
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"It was unwieldy," McFeely told BuzzFeed News, with perfect understatement.
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To say that people were freaked out is an understatement.
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To say McGrath had an uphill battle is an understatement.
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"I've done quite a bit," she said with trademark understatement.
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"Frustration is an understatement," Mariota said of his performance overall.
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To say the scene was devastating would be an understatement.
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To say it's out of control would be an understatement.
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To say that people were pissed would be an understatement.
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To say that I am ashamed is an extreme understatement.
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And to say the files are HUGE is an understatement.
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"Generally displeased" might be a bit of an understatement, though.
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To say that I spiraled would probably be an understatement.
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To call all of this unprecedented would be an understatement.
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As it turns out, "a little" was a massive understatement.
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To say Katie influenced my appearance would be an understatement.
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To say that it was lucrative would be an understatement.
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Well, let me just tell you, "effective" is an understatement.
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Calling Google "late to to the game" is an understatement.
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Calling him a virtual reality believer would be an understatement.
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Interesting is an understatement here; what Horsthuis achieves is breathtaking.
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It's an understatement to say it wasn't a great situation.
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To say it's not a speed demon is an understatement.
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To call Carrie Fisher a polymath would be an understatement.
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Saying that it has deep Christian roots is an understatement.
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To say wrestling is in his blood, is an understatement.
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Here's a blatant understatement: Privilege can be a tricky subject.
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Louis C.K. loves nothing more than a good, quality understatement.
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To say that this view strains credulity is an understatement.
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To call Frida Kahlo a legend would be an understatement.
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Blumenthal called this an understatement because of "fundamentally flawed" methodology.
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To say I am deeply disappointed would be an understatement.
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It is an understatement to say that this is stressful.
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"Powerful is an understatement," said Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.
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To say that they don't talk much is an understatement.
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To say I'm grateful for that time is an understatement.
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"Out of the way" is a bit of an understatement.
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My partner is, by way of understatement, a private person.
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But even calling him that somehow feels like an understatement.
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To suggest that Lopez was receptive would be an understatement.
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To say I was an unseasoned traveler was an understatement.
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"Proud is an understatement," Chad tweeted amidst last night's drama.
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The discussion was "not very good," he said with understatement.
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That line is an understatement, but it does the job.
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To say that Cronos has expansion plans is an understatement.
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To say 85033 politics is wild is an understatement. pic.twitter.
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To say this is an uncertain time is an understatement.
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Digital described subscribers when announcing their decision — is an understatement.
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A distinct understatement, but I'm still glad to hear it.
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Saying that she "puts herself out there" is an understatement.
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Musk saying they "cannot be produced instantly" is an understatement.
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To say that she withheld it would be an understatement.
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To call the discussion long overdue is a tragic understatement.
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It is an understatement to say that it started badly.
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"To say that we've struggled is an understatement," says Richard.
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When it comes to the villas, "spacious" is an understatement.
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Saying our corporate tax rate is outdated is an understatement.
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Tamirat's calmly assured voice grounds her story in refreshing understatement.
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To say I was in deep shit is an understatement.
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To call this bad for the Democrats is an understatement.
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To say the poll was highly anticipated is an understatement.
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To call "Designs for Different Futures" ambitious, is an understatement.
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To say that our children notice would be an understatement.
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To call the show a smash hit is an understatement.
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That Puerto Rico is in dire straits is an understatement.
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To say Andrew had an unfortunate childhood is an understatement.
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An understatement, perhaps, but one that is full of hope.
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So when I say the word devastated, it's an understatement.
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To say that I loved school would be an understatement.
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To say that she will be missed, is an understatement.
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To call it a labor of love was an understatement.
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To say she died in obscurity would be an understatement.
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But judicious understatement only gets you so big an audience.
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To call the three producers "prolific" would be an understatement.
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To call VIEWS a slow burner would be a massive understatement.
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And to describe my pregnancy as challenging would be an understatement.
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To say they were not having it would be an understatement.
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To say her music will live on is a gross understatement.
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It's a gross understatement to say it was not well-received.
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To say the York job is prestigious would be an understatement.
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To say that Vijay Shekhar Sharma is ambitious is an understatement.
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To say that Kufrin was done wrong is a serious understatement.
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No frills is a gross understatement at this Korean karaoke place.
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To say I am difficult to shop for is an understatement.
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To say that she will be greatly missed is an understatement.
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Here is the understatement of 2018: MoviePass had a rough year.
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The team flying into Syria wins -- heavily armed is an understatement.
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That barely scratches the surface, and that is not an understatement.
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To say they're a little unconventional would probably be an understatement.
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To say this is a massive undertaking is a massive understatement.
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To say it was a shock would have been an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to call it a turning point.
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To say Westover grew up unconventionally would be a massive understatement.
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"Excited is an understatement," Joanna tells PEOPLE of the cover's debut.
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Twenty-four hours later, the word "unraveling" seems like an understatement.
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A "big house" might have been a bit of an understatement.
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To say that the teaser trailer delivered would be an understatement.
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To say Musk is a brilliant salesman would be an understatement.
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Saying that going blond is high-maintenance would be an understatement.
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It's an understatement to describe this year's Bucks as a disappointment.
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They aired their disagreement on guns with striking civility and understatement.
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To say this game is pretty would be a huge understatement.
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To say that Trump was not my candidate is an understatement.
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To describe the song as tone-deaf would be an understatement.
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"Quiescent and restrained" also seems like an understatement when describing Laing.
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And to say things got gorey would be a massive understatement.
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To say Meghan Markle is trading up is a gross understatement.
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To say that I'm furious or heartbroken would be an understatement.
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That is a vast understatement with the loss of Justice Scalia.
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Pluto is the lord of the underworld—bully is an understatement.
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To say I'm sorry about my behavior is a categorical understatement.
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To say that Bulgaria's society is deeply divided is an understatement.
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To say I was excited and nervous would be an understatement.
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To say the pressure is intense would be a grand understatement.
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To describe this as generous is an understatement of colossal proportions.
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To call him "hilariously, absurdly dominant" is also probably an understatement.
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To call Ava DuVernay's directorial résumé impressive would be an understatement.
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To say Furman is knowledgeable about liquor would be an understatement.
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To say anticipation has been running high is no small understatement.
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"To say I'm pissed off would be an understatement," he wrote.
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More than 20 years later, though, it sounds like an understatement.
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To say there is bad blood between them is an understatement.
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Here is surely the supreme achievement of understatement in all ballet.
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But to say Pawtucket has been lacking pizazz is an understatement.
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New Delhi (CNN)To call it big would be an understatement.
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Common Cause is bad for American democracy would be an understatement.
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Mr. Attenborough's distinguished voice describes the action with a droll understatement.
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To say my writing plate was full would be an understatement.
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As such, it is an aesthetic understatement in the Trump canon.
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Saying that the DOD failed the audit would be an understatement.
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To say that Trump's platform lacked policy specificities is an understatement.
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"You've got a bug in your hair," was a gross understatement.
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To call these regulations overdue is a bit of an understatement.
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So calling Wednesday's news a pleasant surprise would be an understatement.
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To call the park magical is a bit of an understatement.
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To call standardized testing a contentious issue would be an understatement.
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Here's a wild understatement: Harry Potter fans are a devoted bunch.
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To say that dolphins are smart as heck is an understatement.
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To say it was a life-changing experience was an understatement.
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To say the Grand Bazaar is big would be an understatement.
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That's certainly Mr. Irons, a master of understatement, delivered the text.
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To say the Brazilian public was infuriated would be an understatement.
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To say that she has no political experience is an understatement.
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From Our Archives To call Edward Gorey eccentric is an understatement.
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To say the Yankees were counting on Sabathia is no understatement.
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To say this would really shake things up is an understatement.
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"It's a really hard job," Ms. DeSisto said in an understatement.
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" CHRIS BRANKIN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, TD AMERITRADE SINGAPORE: "Wild is an understatement.
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"Disappointment is a little bit of an understatement," Keuchel said then.
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Some officials say even those numbers could be a vast understatement.
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To say the boy band has been successful is an understatement.
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To say we're copying her look ASAP is a major understatement.
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To say that I am ashamed of myself is an understatement.
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"It was not the greatest time," he said, with typical understatement.
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"To say it is extremely historic is an understatement," she said.
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I'm disappointed by the turn of events, and that's an understatement.
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At $44 billion per person, that certainly qualifies as an understatement.
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To say that Donald Trump challenges this consensus is an understatement.
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"He's reasonably important, I would say," he declared with obvious understatement.
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"Writer," Miller responds, exhibiting a gift for, among other things, understatement.
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To say Deakins was under the gun would be an understatement.
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There's a lot going on right now—understatement of the year.
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To say the two aesthetics clash would be a vast understatement.
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To call this family diverse is an understatement bordering on euphemism.
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It would be an understatement to call such a plan ambitious.
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It would not be an understatement to call it wildly expensive.
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To describe Kelly's home environment as unfair would be an understatement.
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To say the music this year was "good," is an understatement.
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To say that Apple backed into its subject would be an understatement.
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Saying that Kanye West takes fashion designing seriously is a ridiculous understatement.
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To say that they're catering to the 1% would be an understatement.
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So, to say I had it coming would certainly be an understatement.
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To say new mom Porsha Williams is glowing would be an understatement.
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"To say that we currently have questions is an understatement," he wrote.
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It's an understatement to say they've each taken turns stirring the Twitterverse.
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It would be an understatement to say Graham's had quite the year.
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"To describe it as hard-hitting would be an understatement," Benchmark wrote.
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Calling Ordinary People a "departure" for Mary Tyler Moore is an understatement.
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To say it was a surreal experience would be a great understatement.
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It's an understatement to say that romance took a beating this year.
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"Devastated is an understatement for all that I feel currently," she wrote.
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To say these sculptures are otherworldly and often grotesque is an understatement.
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When one character calls Reacher "very intense," it feels like an understatement.
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"It's complicated," Claire offers, in the biggest fucking understatement of all time.
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"Performing Wagner here," Mr. Rainer said, in an understatement, "would be difficult."
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To say he will be missed in an understatement of vast proportions.
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"'Bizarre' is an understatement," his lawyer, Alain Massena, said of the case.
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To say I am happy to have finally graduated is an understatement.
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" She added: "I'm very flattered and that is just a huge understatement.
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Which, well, based on some of her findings, sounds like an understatement.
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He said it hasn't been a great week, which was an understatement.
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To say that things go awry would be something of an understatement.
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To say that Kesha has had a big year is an understatement.
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To call this a pool with a view would be an understatement.
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"A little off" might be an understatement, actually, particularly for the medium.
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To call Minecraft anything less than a phenomenon would be an understatement.
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And to say the photos were adorable would be a complete understatement.
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To say the game shares some similarities with Fortnite is an understatement.
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To say that Christopher Columbus is a controversial figure is an understatement.
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As it turns out, "Big" may be a bit of an understatement.
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To say this was a meticulous survey would be a gross understatement.
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"To say that I am ashamed is an extreme understatement," he wrote.
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Calling Debbie Reynolds' and Carrie Fisher's relationship "complicated" is likely an understatement.
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To say that it has quickly progressed might feel like an understatement.
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Gorey, who prized barely-there understatement above all, shrank from anything polemical.
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To say that this machine changed the world is an obvious understatement.
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"This isn't going to be easy," Cohn said, in an epic understatement.
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"People always love the Beatles," he says, smirking slightly at the understatement.
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And to say he lived a storied life would be an understatement.
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Here's an understatement: The 28503 election was a bit of an anomaly.
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To say that the world runs on data is a *huge* understatement.
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To say that the housing recovery has been uneven is an understatement.
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To say that Adele's Grammy win was controversial would be an understatement.
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Calling "Fantastic Baby" one of K-pop's biggest songs is an understatement.
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To say that the Geekey is versatile would be a severe understatement.
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"Rude awakening" is a major understatement for the title of this video.
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To say that he was skeptical of the assembly is an understatement.
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To say 2017 has been a rough year would be an understatement.
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"To say it's unusual is a bit of an understatement," Holmstead added.
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Saying McConaughey was born to play this role would be an understatement.
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Graham's response was to bring a droll understatement to a knife fight.
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And when I say a complete download, that's not a huge understatement.
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To say that these tots are twinning would be quite the understatement.
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So, to say I'm excited about World of Dance is an understatement.
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"I suppose it was in a way," he said with typical understatement.
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Well, the infield defense sure seems OK. "OK" might be an understatement.
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To say Twitter became a bit hectic this week is an understatement.
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To say Domanic, 25, is good with coconuts would be an understatement.
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So yeah, saying it's worth stopping by would be a big understatement.
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And to say the world is shocked is something of an understatement.
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To say that wine is in her blood might be an understatement.
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To say that Vulcan is a weird place would be an understatement.
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Both of them were masters of pared-down precision and elegant understatement.
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"To say that Carolee was a visionary is an understatement," he said.
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Clinton as the race's best guarantor of his legacy is an understatement.
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To call it a drop in the bucket is probably an understatement.
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To say the The Shuffle is a logistical nightmare is an understatement.
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To say the email scandal dogged her entire campaign is an understatement.
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To say that Roach finds this a difficult subject is an understatement.
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So, to call this a complex operating environment would be an understatement.
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He was aware that after 2500 years this was possibly an understatement.
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To say we lost a friend in Mo would be an understatement.
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James's jokes veer from hyperbole to understatement, self-deprecating to disarmingly uncensored.
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" He added, "And still that would be the understatement of the century.
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To say that the mall's architectural detailing is weird is an understatement.
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"To say the scars are disfiguring is an understatement," Mr. Rubinowitz said.
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To say times have changed since then is something of an understatement.
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To describe my dad as "difficult" would be somewhat of an understatement.
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It's no understatement to say that the alt-right loves the classics.
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This speech, to employ a bit of British understatement, did not help.
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HUGE is an understatement for the 12,500 sq ft, 3-story Victorian.
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To say that Puerto Rico is a complicated place is an understatement.
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"Wild is an understatement," said Chris Brankin, chief executive at TD Ameritrade.
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To say that these diaries are self-revelatory is a drastic understatement.
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To say Hermalyn is passionate about systems integration might be an understatement.
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It's "not something we need right now," he added with some understatement.
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To say he is an artist of peculiar obsessions is an understatement.
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To say the first few months were hard would be an understatement.
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To say that he struggled to defend himself would be an understatement.
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"Surprised is an understatement," McCrossan told BuzzFeed News of the viral response.
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To say this has caused quite the kerfuffle would be an understatement.
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To say that he didn't take it well is a major understatement.
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"To say that times are changing would be an understatement," Besch said.
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To call the movie a breakout moment for Centineo is an understatement.
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To say the American healthcare system is complex is certainly an understatement.
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" They continue, "To say Cax was a fighter would be an understatement.
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But to call their new workspace an office would be an understatement.
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To say the film was a commercial flop would be an understatement.
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"To say that I feel isolated is an understatement," Dr. Goins wrote.
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"To say it is damaged down here — that's an understatement," Caetano said.
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To call "The Highwaymen" revisionist — or even reactionary — would be an understatement.
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To say that Prince George is a fan of dungarees is an understatement.
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To say today's news of her passing is shocking is an insane understatement.
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Her mother finds that illness assessment to contain a bit of teenage understatement.
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To say the two have chemistry would be the understatement of the decade.
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To say Rory MacDonald is in a tight spot would be an understatement.
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To say that this year will move at top speed is an understatement.
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To say the stock market isn't looking good right now is an understatement.
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To say that he wasn't a fan of GGR might be an understatement.
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To say the Anthem of the Seas hit rough waters is an understatement.
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Have a very important date with my couch tonight... excited is an understatement!!!!!!
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That&aposs an understatement what we saw coming from the left this week.
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To say that 2016 has been a rough year would be an understatement.
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"The Santa Fe art world isn't very contemporary," McPherson said, a diplomatic understatement.
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Calling the Zik 3 a set of truly wireless headphones isn't an understatement.
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To say that home assistants are helpful is a bit of an understatement.
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"Take it easy, baby," Robbins advised, as he asked for understatement in performance.
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But to say concerns about a bubble persist would be a massive understatement.
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With its usual gift for understatement, Tesla described the quarter as "truly historic".
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To say that Nissan is watching Tesla's every move would be an understatement.
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To say that Tony Robbins' life started off rocky would be an understatement.
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To say other countries in the region lagged behind would be an understatement.
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To call Los Angeles a beauty melting pot would be a gross understatement.
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To say that Prince Philip is outspoken is a bit of an understatement.
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And you probably know more than I do, which is probably an understatement.
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To say Juul Labs has had a meteoric rise would be an understatement.
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To say the first therapist we saw was unhelpful is an extreme understatement.
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I think to say it's been a wild ride would be an understatement!
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To say that the app industry is enormous would be an extreme understatement.
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To say things are heating up on The Bachelorette would be an understatement.
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TO DESCRIBE Moon Jae-in's expression as "ashen-faced" would be an understatement.
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And to say that she has since done this is a vast understatement.
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To say that they stood out amongst the conservative Oregonians was an understatement.
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"He is helping us to be more clinical," Puel said, with maximum understatement.
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It's a huge understatement to say that this distinction is important to them.
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To say we left that job demoralized and confused is also an understatement.
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That latter number seems to be an understatement, but maybe that's just us.
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To say he didn't understand what was happening would be a colossal understatement.
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But to say the writing was on the wall would be an understatement.
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And considering Fair Isle doesn't have a doctor, that may be an understatement.
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"To say that Ms. Neelley was brainwashed is a vast understatement," he said.
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To say that Yara Shahidi is one to watch would be an understatement.
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" That's an understatement right up there with "We have a problem here, Houston.
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To say that Warren Buffett is a wealth of wisdom is an understatement.
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To say my body doesn't do well in the cold is an understatement.
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To say this scene complicated the matters of Apocalypse is a massive understatement.
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To say food is a popular genre on video platforms is an understatement.
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To say there's been no shortage of volatility in bitcoin is an understatement.
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To say her reputation precedes her would be an understatement at this point.
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"I look terrible in berets," fellow Broadly staffer Callie Beusman says with understatement.
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To say that Ree Drummond has a busy life is a significant understatement.
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To say I stood out among the crew would be a severe understatement.
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"Larry was very comfortable using his left hand," May says, an obvious understatement.
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"This Republican Senate has been a flop and that's an understatement," Reid said.
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To say it caused a buzz on social media would be an understatement.
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""That's an understatement," said Shane, nicknamed Grubs because of his "sweaty-hand problem.
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To call the difference noticeable is to engage in over-the-top understatement.
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To say that the political divide in Washington has worsened is an understatement.
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In fact, that is an understatement—we are putting their lives at risk.
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And to say that there are mixed feelings about that is an understatement.
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But saying it's unclear if we'll see such a proposal is an understatement.
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To say that the project's construction has been troubled would be an understatement.
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And he used it well, enhanced by acting that turned understatement into eloquence.
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To say the situation is getting out of control would be an understatement.
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To say things have not gone as planned would be a massive understatement.
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It is an understatement to proclaim that the Middle East is a mess.
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To say it was a let down or missed opportunity is an understatement.
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It is an understatement to say that the government's case was quite strong.
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To say neither of them is a fan of Trump is an understatement.
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It's a ridiculous understatement to say that it's important that this doesn't happen.
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To imply that Nicki Minaj has a lot to say is an understatement.
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As for nuclear prohibition not happening overnight, this is something of an understatement.
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To say that I take the NYC Drag March seriously is an understatement.
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Which, in the understatement of the century, would be a VERY big deal.
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And to call that plot a conventional Marvel-style contrivance is an understatement.
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Maybe such understatement testifies to the author's bona fides as a native son.
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To say that Selena Gomez is a Jennifer Aniston fan is an understatement.
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"To say it was a little early would be an understatement," he said.
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Jamie was 32, and to call his death unexpected is a gross understatement.
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"I will always remember that day," Mr. Ekstrom said, with deeply Scandinavian understatement.
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To say this is an area of national vulnerability is a gross understatement.
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Mr. Rüping clearly wanted to conclude his epic on a note of understatement.
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To say that she got the lyrics down perfectly would be an understatement.
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To say that many are not hopeful in this moment is an understatement.
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To say it doesn't happen all that much would be a gross understatement.
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To say that we find ourselves in a dysfunctional relationship is an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say that we were done with Christmas.
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"To say I am grateful for you would be an understatement," he wrote.
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But it was at Victoria Beckham that understatement-making really came into play.
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I sometimes forget, thanks to Trump, what the music of understatement sounds like.
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To say that online privacy is imperfect is an understatement for the ages.
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To say NAFTA has been a political lightning rod would be an understatement.
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To say this has been a discovery-filled decade would be an understatement.
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RHP Carlos Martinez's third start was a unique one and that's an understatement.
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To say these men do not like each other would be comic understatement.
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The methodology of "Expect Great Things" is, at the risk of understatement, unusual.
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To say McAleenan has his work cut out for him is an understatement.
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To say that these actions were unnecessary and exaggerated would be an understatement.
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To say that Vivienne Westwood staged a fashion show would be an understatement.
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But Enia's understatement and touching humor help keep his own losses in perspective.
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To say it's been a busy news week may be a small understatement.
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"To say that I'm an entrepreneur is an understatement," Booker told Business Insider.
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To say Muhammad Ali had a way with words is something of an understatement.
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To say that her career is going well would be kind of an understatement.
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To say it's been a tough month for Sandra Bullock would be an understatement.
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" She added, "To say that I am disappointed in Hall's actions is an understatement.
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To say that there's a lot going on here right now is an understatement.
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So to say that the rising beauty mogul loves perfumes would be an understatement.
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To say that Antonio Brown is having a strange week might be an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say Kingsbury has taken advantage of his chance.
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It's beyond an understatement to say a lot can change between now and 2020.
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Logan Fairbanks has had a hard time letting go ... and that's a ridiculous understatement.
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DNC debate To say that the Democrats are in the wilderness is an understatement.
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To say I was humbled to be in her presence would be an understatement.
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How It Worked: To say this setting spray exceeded my expectations is an understatement.
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"To say that we currently have questions is an understatement," Guglielmi said on Twitter.
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"Then he was in the news a little bit," Gundrum said, with some understatement.
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LOS ANGELES — To describe Andrea Bocelli's touring schedule as demanding would be an understatement.
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To say this has been an eventful year for Puerto Rico is an understatement.
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"I guess the competitive streak just naturally continued," King says, with his trademark understatement.
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Later, Phillippe solemnly tweeted "This sucks," which is an understatement, to say the least.
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To say John Kelly has an intense listening face would be a severe understatement.
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It's an understatement to call that a major accomplishment for the House of Mouse.
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That may have even been an understatement, based on the updates shared at F8.
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To say that Shake Shack is slow to embrace change would be an understatement.
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To say living in the border walkway isn't comfortable would be a gross understatement.
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To call 2017 a life-changing year for Jordin Sparks would be an understatement.
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Meanwhile, it would be an understatement to say that millennials have some financial anxiety.
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Describing the Harry Potter fanbase as passionate would probably be the world's biggest understatement.
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To say the internet wasn't sure what to make of it is an understatement.
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And saying that the company has come a long way would be an understatement.
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To say that "Ben-Hur" was a box office disappointment would be an understatement.
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It's a bit of an understatement to say this kind of thing doesn't happen.
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To call the role that came next a game-changer would be an understatement.
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He's got a great history himself, but as a producer he's brilliant at understatement.
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To say Microsoft has already lost the market share battle would be an understatement.
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"It was a very successful launch," Gance said, in a bit of an understatement.
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See, what Mark is doing here is employing a little comedic technique called understatement.
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To say that dating in the digital age is complicated may be an understatement.
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It was a classic of understatement, for what they had noticed would revolutionise biology.
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"You are having a major bad day," says Amanita, in a poorly worded understatement.
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To say it's been a tough couple of weeks is something of an understatement.
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The coach said using the word painful to describe the meeting was an understatement.
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"We have got a half decent side here," he said with typical English understatement.
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"Truth is things aren't good at home," Jughead says, which honestly is an understatement.
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"Not going to have a great day is an understatement," one campaign source said.
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"It was a poor show," complains Ken Heald, a York hairdresser, with obvious understatement.
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"You do end up getting a bit desensitized," he adds with characteristic British understatement.
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"To say I'm heartbroken would be an understatement," Adele, said on her Twitter page.
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As Dorrian perfectly said, "To say that Diamanda is unique is a complete understatement".
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And it's such an understatement to say that having a kid changes your life.
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To say I have a family history of breast cancer would be an understatement.
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"I could have been doing something else," she said, in something of an understatement.
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We decided to shift — shift would be an understatement — to do a different book.
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To say my family and I are greatly upset would be a tremendous understatement.
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To say the tech landscape was a much different place would be an understatement.
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So perhaps it's an understatement to say that the U.S. is equally vulnerable today.
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To say most social platforms have botched hate speech moderation would be an understatement.
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To say that this is a tense confrontation is the understatement of the century.
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Diaz is a total unflappable genius, but the soul of that genius is understatement.
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One told me it would be "an understatement" to describe Shulkin's position as precarious.
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To say this race is a big deal is a bit of an understatement.
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To say that Kanye West courts controversy is, at this point, a dire understatement.
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"To say this change would be detrimental would be an understatement," their letter said.
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To say I'm nervous is an understatement, but the truth needs to be told.
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At this point, calling the fate of health-care policy unpredictable is an understatement.
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To say Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May doesn't need the hassle is an understatement.
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To say that the Saudi-Russia spat was a surprise would be an understatement.
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"To say it's a good feeling is an understatement," Wright said before the game.
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As for them saying that their actions in Syria are regrettable is an understatement.
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Benchmark said that to describe the Holder report as "hard-hitting" was an understatement.
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To say that the French take their cultural icons seriously is an epic understatement.
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"To say that Google is obsessed with data might be an understatement," Kava says.
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It would be an understatement to say that Cyrus has been busy these days.
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"We had a number of difficult days," Van Wagenen said in Friday's biggest understatement.
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To say that this has not been an easy road is a huge understatement.
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To say that this was a casual boyfriend is a bit of an understatement.
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To say Chin is dynamic both on the page and stage is an understatement.
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To say that emotions are running high at the Cleveland RNC is an understatement.
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"We'd like to extend the brand's lifestyle element," Ms. Beccaria said, with some understatement.
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To say that Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are friendly foes is an understatement.
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It was a marvel of understatement — unhurried electronic beats, pared-down harmonies, empty spaces.
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"The proverbial walk in the woods is not for me" was my favorite understatement.
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To say that I feel humiliated and ashamed would be a gross understatement. 3.
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"If I told you she was ecstatic, it would be an understatement," he said.
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To say it was a good day for Aguilar might be a major understatement.
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But it almost sounds like an understatement to say this record was not influential.
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To say that Cuarón cared about details when capturing that world is an understatement.
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Saying that French people love their wine is both a stereotype...and an understatement.
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Mr. Lozman calls himself "a persistent and tenacious underdog," which may be an understatement.
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"To say that scared a lot of guys is an understatement," Mr. Arison said.
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" She replied, in a masterful understatement, "Oh, you know my husband was a photographer.
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I think that they're turning a corner now and are focused on ... An understatement.
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He sighs, chirps, and giggles with gracious understatement, happy to disappear into the environment.
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Moreover, ProPublica has found, the government's understatement of the threat appears to be no accident.
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"I might have got a toouuuch crispy on the honeymoon," which is a massive understatement.
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To say that scientists know very little about ancient apes would be a gross understatement.
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"There were some doubts," company CEO Patrick Bass says with just a bit of understatement.
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To say that I was disappointed in the article would be an understatement- It seems.
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So to say the Mulsanne Speed is quick off the line would be an understatement.
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To say we're excited about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's engagement would be an understatement.
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To say that this presidential election season has been like no other is an understatement.
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"To say that I am ashamed is an extreme understatement," Kalanick wrote in the email.
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To say many are watching to see how Broadgreen fares in 1723 is an understatement.
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To say one's online self is curated would be an understatement; it's not real life.
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"Excited would be an absolute understatement," Kordei wrote on Instagram after the news came out.
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"To say I'm proud, would be a gross understatement," Gellar wrote on Instagram on Monday.
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"We have a lot of concerns with the executive order," Yang said, with quiet understatement.
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To say he then one-upped me with his own card tricks is an understatement!
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In the past days, to make an understatement, I have been on Facebook a lot.
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After reading it, I think you'll agree that "conundrum" is the understatement of the century.
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To say that we sometimes have complicated relationships with our faves would be an understatement.
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So to say I was extremely skeptical of app-based meditation would've been an understatement.
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To call it transformative is an understatement, despite how glitchy the original product actually was.
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To say that this election has been tense would be an understatement of massive proportions.
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"To say that we are proud of these two would be an understatement," Todd writes.
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To say that The Band's Visit has changed Ari'el Stachel's life would be an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say that a lot of us love superhero blockbusters.
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Saying that Miley Cyrus has undergone a physical and professional transformation is a serious understatement.
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"Performing his own songs in front of him was nerve wracking, scared is an understatement."
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To say the buildup to the 2016 Summer Olympics was foreboding would be an understatement.
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"Recent acts have undermined the public's trust in government," Mr. Cuomo said, with exceeding understatement.
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To say the couple is unapologetic about their gesture towards Ozzy would be an understatement.
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To say that Jennifer Lawrence was shocked by Donald Trump's election would be an understatement.
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To say that Alex Karev has gotten himself into an awful mess is an understatement.
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To say the energy around Hollywood's prom feels different this year would be an understatement.
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"To say that I was disappointed in the article would be an understatement," she wrote.
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To say Twitter has had a complicated relationship with developers is more than an understatement.
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To say that Japan's population will shrink over the next 83 years is an understatement.
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To say he's passionate about the possibilities of humans talking to machines is an understatement.
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"To say I have been humiliated and ashamed would be a gross understatement," he said.
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To say that the media has reacted to these incidents would be an enormous understatement.
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Reality check: To state the above is an uphill climb would be a vast understatement.
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"Vile is an understatement," wrote one commenter in a review of the place on CruisingforSex.com.
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"To say that [Harvey] has been remote and unapproachable would be an understatement," Feder writes.
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"It's a very intense time," Gillibrand says, perhaps sharing the understatement of the new century.
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To say this is a tool that I would be using constantly is an understatement.
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To say that Cubans have been experiencing some difficult moments would be a large understatement.
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To say mini bags are having "a moment" would be an understatement — because they're everywhere.
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To say marrying George Clooney changed Amal Clooney's life, is a bit of an understatement.
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To say there are a lot of molecules out there is kind of an understatement.
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To say the eldest Stark sister has been through a lot would be an understatement.
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Expectations are high To say Swift's new music is "eagerly awaited" would be an understatement.
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It is an understatement to say that this is a minority view among college presidents.
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He opts for understatement even with projects that would tempt other publishers to be ostentatious.
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Writing like this, dense and layered, is the opposite of traditional English terseness and understatement.
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My colleagues, to say that our politics is not healthy is something of an understatement.
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To say that McGahn has his work cut out of him is, therefore, an understatement.
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"To say that our politics is not healthy is somewhat of an understatement," retiring Sen.
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It would be an understatement to say that Big Tech had a very bad 2018.
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To say that there's a lot riding on the midterm elections would be an understatement.
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To say the "patriarchy" has fought back from a place of fear is an understatement.
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Benioff is not prone to understatement, but his respect for Block has been borne out.
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We know ... understatement, but in particular, she was struck by the timing of his laughter.
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To say Renner has had a tough summer might be the understatement of the season.
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To say that Mr. Foreman stands out in the simple, dumpy space is an understatement.
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He has such gaudy stats, yet away from the clay he is more into understatement.
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"To say it is premature to speculate on indictments is a vast understatement," Hennessey says.
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To say Trump has a poor relationship with the Muslim community would be an understatement.
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Ms. Thierry plays Marguerite with an understatement that can be enigmatic, seductive, or deliberately confounding.
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This is perfume as understatement, everything tailored just so, but never fussy or high maintenance.
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"When I tell you I was hurt, that is an understatement," Mr. Chunn said, slowly.
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To say that the native of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is hockey-obsessed might be an understatement.
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To say that smartphones have made leaps and bounds since then would be an understatement.
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How the streaming gaming wars kicked off To call Tyler Blevins popular is an understatement.
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And to say that they are not feeling the good news would be an understatement.
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To say 2019 has been an incredible year for Taylor Swift would be an understatement.
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"Calling Roy Lunn anything but a genius would be an understatement," Hemmings Classic Car said.
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"They can be quite sophisticated," observes Banks, ever the master of British reserve and understatement.
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In this new age of the carnivalesque, understatement might be a greater currency than overstatement.
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To say this is going to be a "high-profile tour" would be an understatement.
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By the end of this searing book, those words read more as understatement than exaggeration.
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To call Netflix's visual take on Ghost in the Shell different would be an understatement.
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To say that the United States is in a perilous political moment is an understatement.
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"To say that I feel humiliated and ashamed would be a gross understatement," he said.
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"It is an understatement to say that our two systems are very different," he said.
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To say Democrats are losing the ability to control this story would be an understatement.
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To say this will be unsatisfying to many Times readers is probably a reckless understatement.
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Kevin Costner, who plays Al, is an actor almost uniquely capable of upstaging through understatement.
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The new mile will "transform the South Bronx," Mr. Cuomo said, with his usual understatement.
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To say the offseason was a tumultuous one for the Bears would be an understatement.
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"Devastation is an understatement," Paul Quinn, the company's chairman, wrote in a statement on Facebook.
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To say Sterling White grew up in a tough environment would be a vast understatement.
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To suggest that the game is hyped in the capital, Pristina, would be an understatement.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ROME — To call Kristin Jones stubborn is an understatement.
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To say we did not join the cult of the Boberry biscuit is an understatement.
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To say that MacPhail and Durocher were pleased by the trade would be an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say a lot was happening at 2 AM yesterday morning.
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But, as with the default and late-payment numbers, self-reporting may make this an understatement.
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It can feel like an understatement to say that Lagerfeld was a titan in the industry.
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To say this is the last place that anyone wants to be stuck is an understatement.
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To say British people have mixed feelings about a Trump visit would probably be an understatement.
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"To say we're happy to welcome @AnnaPaquin, would be the understatement of the century," she tweeted.
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Yep, to say that that the bearded man is passionate about tuna would be an understatement.
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To say that the public pays attention to Markle's fashion choices would be a gross understatement.
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But saying there's a lot of cultural anxiety around this particular generational handoff is an understatement.
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To say that Cardi B has had a whirlwind of a week would be an understatement.
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She admitted she told "some white lies" on the campaign trail, an understatement in the extreme.
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"It would not be an understatement to say we have changed many people's lives," says Torossian.
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To say the hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh captivated the country is an understatement.
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To say their first date — at a London cocktail bar — went well would be an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say Scott Foley is the perfect fit for Prince Charming.
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Saying that the internet can be a negative place sometimes is a bit of an understatement.
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For anyone familiar with victims of harassment and the difficulties they face, it's a heartbreaking understatement.
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To say there is a lot at stake in this year's midterm elections is an understatement.
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"Freaking out is an understatement," Sistine told PEOPLE of finding out they would share the title.
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He responded with a smile and the laconic understatement you often expect from a central banker.
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It's something of an understatement to say that their lives are immediately turned on their heads.
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" That could fairly be qualified as an understatement, per ABC News:"We are declaring an emergency.
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To say that she will be missed and that her absence is felt is an understatement.
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To say that services have somewhat flooded the news cycle recently would be an extreme understatement.
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"To say the city is heartbroken is an understatement," Union City Mayor Brian Stack told NorthJersey.
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To say the new Tesla Model 3 is a blockbuster hit is something of an understatement.
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After all, it'd be an understatement to say that Too Faced's Peach Palette was highly anticipated.
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And then Steele goes on to say: To say this is disappointing would be an understatement.
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To say that Demi Lovato has put her Disney days behind her would be an understatement.
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The research does not show any systematic overstatement or understatement of growth, just persistently large revisions.
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"To say that we currently have questions is an understatement," the department said in a statement.
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To say I welcomed most of these diversions while I was laid up is an understatement.
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Proud is an understatement & it is incredibly empowering to see a woman take on the patriarchy.
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That's more than a small understatement, considering everything she's been through in the last few years.
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TO DESCRIBE the Conservative Party as the dominant force in British politics would be an understatement.
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These days he's like a walking embodiment of Britain's virtues, from understatement to wit to humility.
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To say this roller-derby type race gave GOP leaders a little heartburn is an understatement.
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To say that Voltron features mature content despite its kid-friendliness would be a major understatement.
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Overheating is, in this case, an understatement, as some owners have claimed their smartphones outright exploded.
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To say that things were tough when he first began to run would be an understatement.
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Calling this bill a special interest power grab to benefit just the few is an understatement.
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DURHAM, N.H. — Election Day has drawn too near now for Hillary Clinton to bother with understatement.
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To say that I was freaked out about the prospect of economic instability was an understatement.
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To say April was a bad one for airline customer service would be a huge understatement.
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"To say he lacks a verbal filter is an understatement," Mr. Wilber writes of one detective.
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Op-Ed Contributor HERE'S an understatement: It isn't easy being an Asian-American actor in Hollywood.
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The English think of themselves as a tolerant, imperturbable people, given to self-deprecation and understatement.
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Translation: To say perfume is the most personal part of your daily routine is an understatement.
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It's essential: the production is minimal and utterly uncluttered; Khalid's voice is magnified by its understatement.
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This watch, made by a company famous for its Danish understatement, offers the opposite of that.
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"It's just been abnormal in some ways," Cubs Manager Joe Maddon said, in a true understatement.
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"I have to be more special with less," is how he put it, an enormous understatement.
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To describe "Ludwig" (or Ludwig himself, for that matter) as decadent might seem like an understatement.
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To call the increasing number of school shootings in America a problem is a huge understatement.
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"To say I had a mini-meltdown would be the understatement of the century," she said.
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To say this is far from how typical funders like to do things is an understatement.
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To say that Elton John is unmasked in the biopic "Rocketman" would be a grave understatement.
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David Y. Ige's comment that "many people in our community were deeply affected" is an understatement.
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The actress was in Maui Friday and to say she looks relaxed would be an understatement.
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To say this news has thrust the MMA community into a frenzy would be an understatement.
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To call it heavy on flattery would be an understatement, and I regretted it almost immediately.
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When the royal couple announced their plans to choose Canada, Canadians largely reacted with characteristic understatement.
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To say that people feel passionately about Star Wars would be an understatement of galactic proportions.
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In a note referring to a standard legal threshold, Mr. McCartney's lawsuit includes a major understatement.
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"To say that such brutal, pointless violence is unconscionable is an understatement," the Kentucky Republican said.
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The fact that repealing and replacing ObamaCare would be difficult was an understatement to begin with.
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"To say I'm not an expert on hacking is an understatement," she told me via email.
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"When I tell you that this changed my life, it's a massive understatement," Mr. Kaufman said.
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"My colleagues, to say that our politics is not healthy is something of an understatement," Flake said.
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Yet never one to err on the side of understatement, the President decided to go for more.
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"To say it was fortunate for him that the biker came by, is an understatement," Mahoney said.
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"Flashy" is an understatement as your eyes stay glued to the spectacle of up to 3,000 watts.
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To say these were the most traumatic and anxious two days of my life is an understatement.
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And to say that Richie is in love with the precious new puppy would be an understatement.
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Saying that there are hundreds of instances like Mère Soeur's Old Navy tee would be an understatement.
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To say Jenner's line is lucrative is an understatement — the company has made $420M since it's launch.
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To say the lineup has not followed through on the promise of April is to weaponize understatement.
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Gosling doesn't mess around: If a role calls for understatement, he'll be found somewhere beneath the floorboards.
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To say this case is difficult for even the most responsible prosecutor would be a huge understatement.
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To say they really tried to land any part on the iconic series would be an understatement.
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Directed with elegant understatement by Oliver Butler, the show begins with Ms Schreck reliving her precocious speechifying.
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" But now the renovating guru reveals, "To say that I have embraced driving would be an understatement.
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Since they broke up, the former Bachelor said that "dating is weird" — the understatement of the year.
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To say those factors influenced the latest installments of Hulu's Emmy-winning show would be an understatement.
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With the possibility of a Trump presidency looming, "pertinent at the time" seems like a vast understatement.
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We are ready to celebrate because to say that we love chocolate would be a gross understatement.
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"If there's anything that characterizes their work, it's a combination of dignity, beauty and understatement," Goldberger said.
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To say that the 22011 innocent passengers on Flight 159 had a lucky escape is an understatement.
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At no point, though, was it implied that Lady Gaga would slide into understatement in her performances.
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Lil Pump isn't taking his arrest Wednesday night seriously ... which is the biggest understatement of the week.
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To say that she has her finger on the pulse of the publishing world is an understatement.
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" He adds with understatement, "Having a partner who falls asleep during sex is probably a bit dull.
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"To say that the meeting did not go well is an understatement," Allen wrote later that day.
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A day or so after I quit everything, to say I'd become the devil is an understatement.
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To say that 2016 — all two weeks of it — has been tough would be a vast understatement.
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To say the political and social sentiment was anti-bank at the time is a drastic understatement.
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TO SAY things have been going badly for Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico's president, would be an understatement.
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So to say I was a tad skeptical of the rally's staying power would be an understatement.
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It would be a gross understatement to say that all is not well with the Argentine economy.
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Digital identity as a means for protecting data Calling our personally identifiable information valuable is an understatement.
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To say that King scolds NFL players for destroying our beautiful and precious game is an understatement.
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" 'Shocked' is an understatement to describe what we feel," a top general told the Business Standard newspaper.
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As for the reaction to Trump's press conference, to call it an exaggeration is, well, an understatement.
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To say Grayson is not a favorite of the Beltway Democratic establishment would be a titanic understatement.
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"To say I am discouraged by the outcome of these negotiations would be an understatement," he said.
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So to say I've laid eyes upon a few IP cookbooks it a bit of an understatement.
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He gave the first movement tender weight; the final Allegro had exuberant spaciousness, then ended with understatement.
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That figure itself represents a significant understatement about the support his father provided him over the years.
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But this is a clothing catalog, and to say it seemed out of place is an understatement.
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Similarly, Queenadreena's Katie Jane Garside is… well, to call her a walking disaster would be an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say we were a bit spun around when we reached Brazil.
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I'm what one might call a type A personality (if one were to make a ginormous understatement).
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To say that Trump has challenged the business of fact-checking is a bit of an understatement.
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"This is very good," my old friend said, with the understatement and modesty I remembered from childhood.
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With his new album Chris Cohen, he thrives on understatement and simplicity, creating intricate and eclectic arrangements.
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That's an understatement: It's one of the most life-affirming, joy-giving ballets in any company's repertory.
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The rabbi who conducted the service, Jonathan Rosenblatt, began the service by showing his talent for understatement.
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None of that availed him much here, in a work that little rewards understatement or great subtlety.
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To say that tensions are high in the Senate around Supreme Court nominees would be an understatement.
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When it comes to grand construction projects under his purview, the governor does not traffic in understatement.
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But to say that I would be totally unemployable in today's political climate is probably an understatement.
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"Pete's a little bit rough on guitars," Mr. Rogan said with dry understatement in a 2008 interview.
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First 100 Days Briefing ■ President Trump responded to the failed attack in Paris with his trademark understatement.
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To say that the southern region of the island is more burdened than most is an understatement.
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Historian Margaret MacMillan said that if ever there were a time for British understatement, this is it.
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To say that their Youtube and Facebook videos often go viral is a wild and hairy understatement.
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It's what makes us human, but to say that we learn from our mistakes is an understatement.
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To say that cures are rarely discussed within the context of mental illness would be an understatement.
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At the time, our children were young, and to say that it was frightening is an understatement.
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Okay, that's a bit of an understatement: The Discovery Channel has, at times, completely made stuff up.
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When presenting the most distressing historical analogies, the authors' understatement is so subdued it verges on deadpan.
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To say that he's gone beyond even the most hard-core conservatives on this is an understatement.
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"Julian is not happy with the film, as you might have heard," Poitras says with characteristic understatement.
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"Mom, we're in trouble here." said by a very worried Archie is perhaps the understatement of the year.
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Actually, that's an understatement; the end result of their decorating efforts is a room fit for a queen.
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To say scientists are unhappy about the New Yorker's recent feature on epigenetic research might be an understatement.
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Graham's stature rose after the Brett Kavanaugh hearings To call Graham a key ally would be an understatement.
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Calling the Total Chaos a "mod" is an understatement, even if that's how the game's designer describes it.
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"Saying I am afraid this time is a big big understatement," Irvin wrote on his social media page.
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To say, "This is some Black Mirror shit," would not only be cliché, it would be an understatement.
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To say that the life of a Saturday Night Live cast member is stressful is a major understatement.
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To say that the political class is ill-equipped to deal with the challenges is a biting understatement.
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"This should really just be called rice with stuff," Bissonnette told us, in an understatement of epic proportions.
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To call it a rarity in this place with no previously existing cocktail scene would be an understatement.
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Saying Michelle Obama's schedule was packed during her time in the White House would be a gross understatement.
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"Friends, overwhelmed is the understatement of the world right now," Keaton's mother, Kimberly, wrote on Facebook Saturday afternoon.
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To say there was little interest in Wayne Selden when he entered the NBA might be an understatement.
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To say the last few months for Offset and Cardi B have been busy would be an understatement.
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And to say that we're excited to see him in his post-presidency Cub swag is an understatement.
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To say that prom has changed since I attended my own over a decade ago is an understatement.
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To say that there's "a lot going on" during New York Fashion Week would be a hilarious understatement.
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To say the response from the community to Social Blade's predicament overwhelmed the team would be an understatement.
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To say the family knows a thing or two about drama in the sunny state is an understatement.
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IF TO BE British is to cherish understatement, DragWorld is the most treasonous gathering since the Gunpowder Plot.
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To describe Ms. Merkel's current term, which began in 2017, as strategic fatigue would be a friendly understatement.
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To say it got ugly would be like saying Fleetwood Mac seem pretty intense: understatement of the year.
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I was 15 years old, and to say the diagnosis was a double-edged sword is an understatement.
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"It was a memorable event — a bit of a shock," Bean said, in the understatement of the decade.
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To say that the VC-backed IPO market slowed over the past two years would be an understatement.
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In November official inflation reached 31% (many think this is an understatement), its highest level for a decade.
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To make a grand and sweeping understatement, every sign of the Zodiac likes to spend their time differently.
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To say that the 747 revolutionised air travel when it entered commercial service in 330 is an understatement.
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George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road wasn't heralded as a cinematic masterpiece because of it's subtlety or understatement.
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To say British Prime Minister Theresa May hasn't had the best week would be something of an understatement.
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It is an understatement to say that Obama's departure from the White House is occurring under unusual circumstances.
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That is so clearly an understatement, much like passing a kidney stone is not always the easiest thing.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar summed up the situation in London, with no little understatement, as "somewhat chaotic".
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"Well, I can't say you guys didn't think ahead," I say, knowing that's the understatement of the century.
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Saying that Fortnite has done a lot of things right would probably be the understatement of the year.
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JoJo also described her brothers as "protective," which, if you ask Ben, was the understatement of the year.
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Like Perec's novel, the exhibition's artworks employ tactics of redaction, refusal, avoidance, understatement, substitution, omission, erasure, and disappearance.
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Karrueche was hangin' with a bunch of friends on the beach, and seductive is kind of an understatement.
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To say that this is very bad for Sessions and the Trump administration is something of an understatement.
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It is something of an understatement, at this point, to say that no one saw Donald Trump coming.
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Important is almost an understatement of the track he's recorded, containing lyrics too truthful to bear at times.
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To simply say that the Refinery29 beauty team tests "a lot of makeup" would be a gross understatement.
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"To say that everything that could have gone wrong for Brett Kavanaugh has, is an understatement," Wallace said.
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It would be an understatement to say that chee cheong fun is a dish that's open to interpretation.
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From his tone, it was clear that "ill" was an understatement — and also clear that I shouldn't pry.
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"To say there's a shortage of bodies is an understatement," Jeff Bush, president of CSI Recruiting, told CNN.
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To say that the Internet was not impressed with Chipotle's chessy addition to the menu is an understatement.
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To say that Warren Buffett knows a good deal is a bit of an understatement — even cliché, maybe.
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" He added, with typical understatement, "To me it makes a lot of sense, and it's a great honor.
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"Fun" is an understatement for Richard Erde, also 75, who worked as a computer programmer for 28 years.
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It would be a massive understatement to say that flying home the next day was a bit tricky.
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It's a bit of an understatement to suggest that Asus has had trouble breaking into the smartphone space.
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To say that Khalid has had a hell of a 2017 would be an understatement at this point.
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I just want you all to understand that devastated is an understatement for all that I feel currently.
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Embrace family, warts and all It's an understatement to call the political dynamics of the Clinton family complicated.
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Nathan Lane knows how to make an entrance, and this is not just a cliché but an understatement.
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"To say that I am skeptical of the new Saudi narrative about Mr. Khashoggi is an understatement," Sen.
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Imminently was a bit of an understatement: Mueller submitted his final report to Bill Barr on March 22.
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CRITIC's PICK Taron Egerton brings understated flamboyance and flamboyant understatement to his portrayal of the former Reginald Dwight.
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"I've been known to go rogue," Marr admits, an understatement from someone who works well outside the law.
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"Panic is an understatement," said Manav Chopra, head of research for equity at Indiabulls Securities Ltd in Mumbai.
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To say Mr. Donovan was detested by Mexico's fans in his national team days would be an understatement.
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" David Hodges, another former research assistant, wrote: "To say that I loved working for him is an understatement.
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"A lot of water came in," Perryn Leech, the opera company's managing director, said flatly with exquisite understatement.
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"To say paradise was rough for me is an understatement," he admitted in an Instagram post Monday night.
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To be truly transporting, it needs more of what makes a Feiffer drawing work: wit, understatement and clarity.
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It would be an understatement to say the royal family has a complicated history with the British tabloids.
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To say it is located in one of the most tumultuous regions in the world is an understatement.
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"An understatement: That was quite a performance by Dame in those two minutes," Portland coach Terry Stotts said.
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The Republican Party is, at the risk of understatement, no longer the party of H.W. Bush or McCain.
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To say Lake Tahoe in the northern Sierra Nevada mountains is snowy during the winter is an understatement.
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Luna had the chance to watch her big surprise, and to say she's excited would be an understatement.
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"To say that he would have declared it dead on arrival would be an understatement," the duo writes.
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To say the amount of content in the extended Star Wars universe was vast, would be an understatement.
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Disappointment would be an understatement: the complete wreckage of economic, social, and political life would be more accurate.
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To say that the experiences you shared with us were diverse and powerful would be a gross understatement.
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To say that this vision is incongruous with the past three women's marches is something of an understatement.
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"I am playing well today," he said when it was over, assessing the match with a bland understatement.
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He does it with understatement and with deeply buried emotion, and that's what makes it hurt so much.
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To call the early Jackass videos "low-tech" would be to speak in the language of extraordinary understatement.
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I'm extremely concerned about what's going to happen with this project and others like it, and that's an understatement.
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" Mueller: "Well, problematic is an understatement in terms of giving some hope or boost to what is illegal activity.
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It was, said Little Big Town's Kimberly Schlapman, "an emotional day" for her group – an understatement, to be sure.
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To say that childbirth changes your life may very well be the understatement of the century, if not history.
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It currently sits at roughly $6,750 and to say that the market has been volatile would be an understatement.
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So to say that the speculum was not designed with patient comfort in mind would be an egregious understatement.
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To say that the 2016 presidential election had a profound impact on the American psyche might be an understatement.
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To say that Matthews hates Sanders is an understatement—recently, he implied that Sanders would cheer on public executions.
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"We had a very busy and challenging quarter," said Tim Cook, Apple CEO and a master of understatement. 4.
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One insider sums up the mood in Detroit with characteristic midwestern understatement: "Everyone is analysing exposure, everyone is concerned."
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It'd be a gross understatement to say that the US women's hockey team had a good Olympics this year.
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To say that grime has "achieved mainstream success" over the past few years is actually kind of an understatement.
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"To say we are extremely concerned with the situation unfolding in northern Syria is an understatement," the senators wrote.
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To say that the young Australian heavyweight Tai Tuivasa has been influenced by Mark Hunt would be an understatement.
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To say the engineers who first examined it were skeptical about its near-term viability would be an understatement.
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To say that the stakes are high when it comes to other sexually transmitted infections would be an understatement.
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"I think Dad looks like Matt Damon," the user titled the post, and that's the understatement of the century.
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"Everyone in my family is so dramatic," Rob says, in what can only be classified as a massive understatement.
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"Consistent" may be an understatement, as the band's website indicates their songs were streamed 151 million times in 2018.
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So to say that this day in the spotlight caused a great deal of joy would be an understatement.
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Kourtney and Scott are not getting along -- which is an understatement -- but she didn't play her hand at LAX.
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ICANN's globalization creates peril and promise Understatement of the day, month, year, decade: net neutrality is a controversial issue.
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Tour guide for Esperance Cruises, Jaimen Hudson captured the above drone footage and stunning is kind of an understatement.
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And to say "I'm burned out" on that particular joke is as colossal an understatement as I can make.
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To say that Cuban history did not go in the direction of Rojas's vision would be a cruel understatement.
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To say this Election Day is a historic one for women, no matter their political leanings, is an understatement.
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Saying Katzman has blown people away with his abilities (not too mention his personality) would be a massive understatement.
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To say Ohtani is unique is an understatement, but the way he approaches every plate appearance certainly stands out.
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It's Grindr's "first major foray into digital publishing" and to say it's an interesting move would be an understatement.
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To call that a drop in the bucket is a massive understatement; it's a drop in the fucking ocean.
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" He also described his part in the project with what we'll characterize as typical British understatement, as "a challenge.
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That relationships between women are complicated might be the grand understatement of the century — and yet, it's completely true.
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It argues, with lovely ingenuity and understatement, that what appear to be impairments might better be understood as strengths.
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To say that the novel offers no easy moral lesson about good and bad parenting is a significant understatement.
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That understatement continues inside, where the cabin is pretty much the same for a hybrid or gas-only version.
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It is something of an understatement to say that most early-stage entrepreneurs have a lot on their plates.
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Still, Peggy Miceli, a vice president with Citizens Bank in its underwriting department, had the understatement of the day.
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It would be an understatement to observe that Mario Draghi has been a highly creative and successful ECB president.
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To say an all-female spacewalking excursion is long overdue would be a gross understatement NASA astronaut Christina Koch.
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To say Marcell is excited is an understatement ... he's convinced the Jags, especially the defense, is locked and loaded.
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To say that not everyone has been thrilled with Hulu's revamp is a bit of an understatement, in fact.
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To say that "On the Silver Globe" is unlike anything else being released this summer is a drastic understatement.
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To say this is not what Evelyn Yang imagined when she met and married her businessman husband defines understatement.
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In an institution where seniority reigns, it is an understatement to say that older Americans are overrepresented in Congress.
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When he said on Friday that waiting to be activated had been "tough," it felt like a colossal understatement.
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"This one meant a lot to us," the Thailand coach, Nuengruetai Srathongvian, said with some understatement after the match.
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The war's many critics, in Congress as well as in the human rights community, call that a gross understatement.
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"To say this is a complex problem is an understatement," said Danny Kaine, head of assistance at Traveller Assist.
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To say that this was an unhealthy relationship between a president and his White House counsel is an understatement.
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Often rendered in stone, steel or polished wood, it tends to embody understatement — minimalist geometry nodding toward classical proportion.
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To say he knows his way around New York, and has seen its ebbs and flows, is an understatement.
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"To say there was pent-up demand would be the understatement of the century," Mr. Murphy said on Friday.
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It seems strange to say about such a vivid performance, but much of its effect is achieved through understatement.
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MIAMI BEACH — To say that the art in David and Isabela Grutman's home bombards the senses is an understatement.
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But "Atlanta" also proved, with dry understatement, that it was a comedy in which anything could happen without warning.
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"To say that my husband's bail conditions are 'cruel and unusual' would be an understatement," she said in August.
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"A little bit of a headwind when you talk about negative rates in Switzerland is an understatement," Ermotti said.
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To say that celebrities are the subject of some fairly blunt online comments would be something of an understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say that the policies choices now facing the Macri government are not enviable.
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It's an understatement to say Britons are less emotionally attached to the EU than they are to national unity.
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It is an understatement to say this Trump-led trade war is causing significant concern amongst American business leaders.
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Osamu and the rest of the family agree that it certainly looks bad, their understatement drifting into grim comedy.
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"To say that the stock market is now extremely oversold would be the understatement of the year," he said.
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"To say that the stock market is now extremely oversold would be the understatement of the year," he said.
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" Bolton called Biegun's statement "a late entry but a clear winner in the Understatement of the Year Award contest.
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"I had sort of grown up on 'Star Trek,'" Mr. Averbach-Katz said, in what may be an understatement.
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It's just an understatement of how difficult that is, but it's the only thing that's going to change anything.
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Cardi B's dress was all over the place ... and to say things got out of hand is an understatement.
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To call his Game 22 performance a bounce back would be a bit of an understatement, given the stakes.
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"To say we are excited for the Star Wars-themed lands to open in 2019 is an understatement," he says.
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Because the curators respect the spirit of understatement, the exhibition is no more didactic than Buchanan's restrained and elliptical work.
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Phrases like "close call" and "near miss" are often overused — but in this case they almost feel like an understatement.
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So to say that I was terrified was an understatement … It made me cast off anything that didn't really matter.
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"To say the dog shelter was overcrowded was an understatement," Dog Tales Rescue and Sanctuary said in a Facebook post.
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It might be an understatement to say that Bran Stark has gotten a bit weirder upon his return to Winterfell.
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It's a vast understatement to say that the U.S. is at a political impasse when it comes to gun violence.
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To say that Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have had a few bumps in their relationship would be an understatement.
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To say it's been a rough couple of days for the Trump campaign is a little more than an understatement.
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To say that this year's YouTube Rewind didn't go over well with the YouTube community would be quite an understatement.
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"American business operating in Asia needs certainty and stability," the American Chamber of Commerce in China noted, with some understatement.
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"Saying that this is a dream come true is an understatement," Curry shared in a press release on Target's website.
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The Irish author—who died in 2016, aged 88—was a master of understatement, depicting small lives with rangy precision.
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To say meteorologists are excited about GOES-R would be a severe understatement: They are thrilled, and for good reason.
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As a former Columbia football player (2010-2013), to say I owe a lot to Bill would be an understatement.
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Alissa Wilkinson: It would not be an understatement to say that Phantom Thread was my most anticipated film of 2017.
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To say that Sandra Lee, MD, the Dr. Pimple Popper, has seen some craziness this year would be an understatement.
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He said, with more than a hint of understatement, that there was "room for improvement when it comes to performance".
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To say that the reunion was stressful for Lowry, who is pregnant with her third child, would be an understatement.
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To say it's been a head-spinning, tumultuous time for journalists, and everyone who consumes media, would be an understatement.
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Brian Truitt, USA Today Saying the battles are out of this world would be technically accurate and also an understatement.
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To say New Orleans triggers emotions that would normally lead this garden variety lush to the bottle is an understatement.
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It's a gross understatement to say Cardi got swarmed Tuesday evening as she left the taping of her TRL special.
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"To say that we're excited to finally be able to talk about it is an understatement," Lauren tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Patrick Kane offered quite the understatement after propelling the red-hot Chicago Blackhawks to their season-high seventh straight victory.
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That is still more than double the national average and probably an understatement, since banks regularly hide their bad loans.
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"To say that I and many others will fight these cuts with an unyielding passion is an understatement," Casey warned.
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To say that the United States has had the better end of the migration bargain economically would be an understatement.
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To say that the look on Melissa's face was one of pure peace, of pure bliss, would be an understatement.
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To say that we are living through an exciting moment in Mexican-American history in the US is an understatement.
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It was an understatement, given the country's internal ruptures and profound uncertainty over the vote to leave the European Union.
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Title or no title, to say the world is excited for Harry and Meghan's first child would be an understatement.
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That audience is one person: Kim Jong Un, a 33-year-old who is not himself a master of understatement.
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"To say that I and many others will fight these cuts with an unyielding passion is an understatement," Casey said.
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Hurricanes "To say this hurricane season has been historic is an understatement," FEMA Administrator Brock Long told Congress in October.
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To that she's the beat scene's "rookie of the year," as she tweeted earlier this year, may be an understatement.
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It's an understatement to say that kind of data undermines any political or social agenda younger Americans want to pursue.
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To say that both England and Croatia are hungry to reach the World Cup finals would be a grave understatement.
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This show last spring at the Whitney Museum of American Art was a lesson in the power of visual understatement.
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But even that is an understatement: Everything we do, from manufacturing to governance, requires reliable, inexpensive, world-class data transmission.
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" In her resignation letter, Ms. Zankel wrote that "to say the punishment does not fit the crime is an understatement.
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Memo from Europe ROME — It would be an understatement of the obvious to say that Europeans cherish their summer break.
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"The headline was written as a rhetorical device, using understatement to make a point," said Tom Jolly, associate masthead editor.
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To say that Apple TV Plus' first slate of programming debuted to less than stellar reviews would be an understatement.
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To say that the long-term prosperity and security of Central America is inevitably linked to ours is no understatement.
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HAMBURG, Germany — To claim we are living through a new Cold War is both an understatement and a category mistake.
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It is a Texas-sized understatement to say that Democrats and Republicans don't agree on much in Washington these days.
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"The surrounding garden is landscaped with monumental stone walls and pathways ... The whole effect is one of simplicity and understatement."
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To say that I didn't imagine buying my first house at the tender age of 23 would be an understatement.
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To say that the religious right in America often feels under siege for a variety of reasons is an understatement.
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So don't expect any semblance of understatement from Ms. Carey for her annual run of holiday shows at the Beacon.
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This ghoulish relic of the Soviet nightmare may be the only country for which the term "Orwellian" is an understatement.
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To call the experience traumatic would be an understatement but there were others who suffered far worse the night before.
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"To say that I am skeptical of the new Saudi narrative about Mr. Khashoggi is an understatement," South Carolina Sen.
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"To say that I am skeptical of the new Saudi narrative about Mr. Khashoggi is an understatement," Graham tweeted Friday.
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He's not part of any enduring faction within the party (is there an understatement of the year award for bloggers?).
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"Voters are intelligent and I think they've become somewhat frustrated and desensitized somewhat -- that's an understatement -- with the gridlock," he said.
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Tashjian uploaded the video to Twitter, captioning it "Celine Dion loving a couture look," which we'd say is quite the understatement.
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To say that Sansa Stark has been through a lot during her teen years would be the worst kind of understatement.
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It's an understatement to say that Kylie Jenner has taken a "can't stop, won't stop" approach to expanding her beauty empire.
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Now, it's almost 20 years later, and to say the song has stood the test of time would be an understatement.
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To say the gaming community is not known for its friendliness to women and minority groups is something of an understatement.
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To call it precocious is an understatement; it is a document of singular vitality, made ineffably poignant by its author's fate.
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To note that Iowa has been consistently wrong and invariably irrelevant in the actual election of presidents would be an understatement.
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To say that Paris Jackson has more eyes on her than the average 19-year-old would be a vast understatement.
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CNN toured Spain Elementary-Middle School before DeGeneres stepped in, and to say the conditions there were lacking is an understatement.
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To say Alvaro Luque, the president of Avocados From Mexico, was nervous during last year's Super Bowl would be an understatement.
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To say that Studio 54 was the place to be, may in fact be the understatement of the last four decades.
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With all that's being revealed — and what may yet come to light — calling these hearings historic might actually be an understatement.
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"It is a serious understatement to say that I am somewhat stunned," Harington said in a statement to the Hollywood Reporter.
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To say President Donald Trump has a penchant for firing off some weird, disturbing, and even dangerous tweets is an understatement.
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To say there's a lot of polarizing civil rights issues surrounding this special Senate election in Alabama, would be an understatement.
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To say Jocelyn Benson is prepared to step into the role of secretary of state in Michigan is perhaps an understatement.
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"To say that we currently have questions is an understatement," a spokesperson for the Chicago Police Department said in a statement.
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A raise of this size in the United States would signal product market fit but in India that's a far understatement.
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"Enjoying" might actually be an understatement, since the star full-on teared up while discussing the process with GMA's Michael Strahan.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues To say the Motor City had a steep climb back to normalcy would be an understatement.
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To say space is limited inside a smartphone's camera stack is a major understatement — there's hardly a square micron to spare.
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To say that Migos is on the come up from their position of prominence among the trap elite is an understatement.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)At the risk of making the understatement of the century, the global conversation about Facebook has changed.
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To say that Carrie Fisher's latest book The Princess Diarist has caused something of a stir would be a wild understatement.
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This is the understatement of the century, since one look at Danny reveals something pretty dark is happening under the surface.
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"Our fear is that the 40,000 might actually be an understatement in a situation where the conflict might continue," said Canhandula.
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Butler was a huge reason "I think it's an understatement to say Jimmy was phenomenal tonight," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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LONDON — To say people don't hold back with their choice of costumes at London Comic Con would be a wild understatement.
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To say that 13-year-old Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown has had a busy year would be an understatement.
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"To say that I am skeptical of the new Saudi narrative about Mr. Khashoggi is an understatement," Graham said on Twitter.
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Handling life in their small town seems like a bit of an understatement given that Josie's mother, Sierra, is the mayor.
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To say that the much-hyped universe exploration game No Man's Sky didn't live up to players' expectations is an understatement.
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To say Miley Cyrus has mixed emotions about Hannah Montana would be the understatement of the year, if not the century.
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Over the next 193 years, it would be an understatement to say I put my heart and soul into the role.
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For one, to say that Trump is prone to changing his views quickly and without prior warning would be an understatement.
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Google soon became too big for a garage (a slight understatement!), and moved to an office in Palo Alto in 1999.
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"To say that allocations for Teva bonds were cut-throat is an understatement," one syndicate banker away from the deal said.
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Neurotic is perhaps an understatement, and Mr. Gethard doesn't devote much time to his life as a writer, comic and performer.
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" - INAKI GOMEZ, chair of the IAAF Athletes' Commission, on Twitter: "Not surprising... yet, to say I'm disappointed is a huge understatement.
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Uncomfortable is an understatement for Democrats who want to encourage women but also defend the icon of their recent, tortured past.
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It wouldn't be an understatement to say that Johnny Depp has just a tiny bit of a "thing" for good wine.
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"To say this is a great day in my life would be an understatement," Selig said on a conference call Sunday.
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With understatement and painstaking reporting, Rachlin introduces us to Grimes, and the slow piling of one humility on top of another.
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"I'm just an American in Paris," Mr. Bannon said as he held court at the Bristol, grinning at the obvious understatement.
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To say we're disappointed you won't be able to enjoy the show we've been building for you is a massive understatement.
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It's been a week since Issa last heard from Nathan, and to say she is not O.K. would be an understatement.
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It also felt like a glaring understatement: Brute partisanship in the Senate is a symptom of a much larger national contagion.
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It would be an understatement to say that it's been a disappointing few months for some high-profile Silicon Valley darlings.
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"The portion of evolution in which animals developed eyes was a big development," Dean told me one day, with customary understatement.
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Between search, email, documents, and much more, it's an understatement to say that Google stores a lot of your private information.
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"To say we were surprised is an understatement," Mark Collins, historian of the Parliament's estates, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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As it would turn out, this was an understatement — one that the Washington Post explores today in exceptional, often infuriating, detail.
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It is perhaps an understatement to say that Twitter is often a bad place to be on the internet in 2019.
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"To say she's a proponent of school choice is an understatement," King said in an interview with the Portland Press Herald.
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As the bravura composition of the group-murder sequence illustrates, Mr. Morlando knows how to stage a scene with tasteful understatement.
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It would be an understatement to say that 2017 was one of the most exciting years in American politics in decades.
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To say that Mr. Cole is obsessed with volatility — as both a financial and a philosophical construct — would be an understatement.
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Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso warned the yen's rise was "rough", something of an understatement as the Nikkei nosedived 5.4 percent.
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It's an understatement to say that the machinations of season 37 already feel particularly sharp (and more than a little petty).
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To say that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a breakout star this election cycle almost sounds like an understatement at this point.
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And since I've been gone for so long, I would be viewed as suspicious and be questioned, which is an understatement.
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It's sort of Taxi Driver reimagined as cringe comedy, and to say it wasn't to everybody's tastes would be an understatement.
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To say that the 129 sailors aboard the HMS Terror and Erebus died slow and miserable deaths would be a gross understatement.
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To say that a movie espousing these ideals being released at the end of 2017 is timely is, once again, an understatement.
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"To say things are a bit negative (is) a significant understatement," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at OANDA.
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"I've been dealing with Nevada state conventions for 50 years: To say I was disappointed was an understatement," Reid told CNN Monday.
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"Being extremely disappointed in Kim Foxx and in the State's Attorney's Office is an understatement," Graham elaborated to WGN Radio on Tuesday.
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Graham Linehan, Mr Mathews' co-writer, wonders if the slogan's cheery understatement isn't starting to chafe with the mood of the times.
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With masterly understatement, The Times of London commented that 'the last settlement of the century has certainly terminated in a deplorable manner.
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It would be an understatement to say that James Truman has given some thought to how his new restaurant, Nix, will look.
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"To say the consensus expects a 25bp cut is an understatement," said Kit Juckes, macro strategist at Societe Generale in a note.
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His first years were promising but patchy, and to say this has been a breakout season for Salah is a massive understatement.
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I think that she must testify, but it's a massive understatement to say that I sympathize with any hesitation she may feel.
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Even Mr Varoufakis reckons it is unlikely to win more than a handful of seats, and he is not known for understatement.
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To say "Bless This Mess" -- created by Bell, along with "New Girl" producer Elizabeth Meriwether -- feels like an anachronism is an understatement.
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" He added: "Problematic is an understatement in terms of giving some hope or boost to what is or should be illegal activity.
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It's an understatement to say that Apple makes lots of popular products that people like to buy: iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, and more.
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It would be an understatement to say that A Star Is Born is one of the most anticipated movies of the year.
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So to say that Dota 2 teams taking on OpenAI Five over the weekend are up against a challenge is an understatement.
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"I know that it hasn't been easy being a developer these last couple of months, and that's probably an understatement," Zuckerberg said.
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In the exclusive season supertease, pageant organizer Crowe promises the Little Miss Atlanta girls will blow you away – and that's an understatement.
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Saying Hillary Clinton has had a jam-packed schedule these last three days would be, to put it lightly, a gigantic understatement.
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Anyone who's ever experienced a cicada season knows that "loud" is an understatement when it comes to describing the sounds they emit.
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I would like to say he will revolutionize the field, but such an understatement would do no justice to his true abilities.
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The ITU study found that the lack of a global standard for best cybersecurity practices was problematic, which seems like an understatement.
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Hadid's celebrated aquatic center was used as the site of the 2012 London OlympicsTo say Hadid's work was controversial is an understatement.
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