Saying it's got to be brave is really understating it.
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"It's a little confusing," he says, way understating the reality.
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The idea of a family squabble may be understating things.
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The former executive faces three other charges including understating his income.
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Describing the current policy landscape as "turbulent" would be understating things.
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He has also been indicted on allegations of understating his income.
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Understating the politics of the court's founding years, however, is misleading.
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The polling and race ratings might be understating the Democrats' advantage.
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By extension, this means the tech economy is also understating productivity.
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The author apologizes for accidentally understating the scope of the issue.
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"I feel like you're somewhat understating what we have," the judge said.
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To say that I'm skeptical about that I think would be understating it.
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Well, 5000-to-1 is actually understating the unlikelihood of this title win.
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Environmentalists, however, argue that the government is still significantly understating the actual impact.
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More From Tonic: To say this period was emotionally brutal is understating it.
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The official figures may well be understating the impact of the internet revolution, just as they downplayed the impact of electricity and cars in the past, but they are not understating it enough to explain the recent decline in productivity growth.
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"That obviously changed my social life a little bit," he says, probably understating things.
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And they may be understating the problem with Wolff's reporting in Fire and Fury.
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"Lisa has a very particular mind-set," Ms. Philbin said, considerably understating the case.
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"Then the Teddy Bear sort of blew up," Mr. Griffiths said, understating the case.
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"It's very French to collect these things," Mr. Chalençon said, perhaps understating the case.
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But that could actually be understating its eventual impact on VR, if that's possible.
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To say the movie pulls out all the stops is severely understating the matter.
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Those on the London market are probably understating and those in Shanghai probably overstating availability.
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The suit had contended that BP misled investors by understating the severity of the spill.
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This can leave them vulnerable to understating risk, thereby reducing their required level of capital.
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Many residents have said they think that the authorities are deliberately understating the death toll.
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He was accused of understating his compensation to Japanese authorities and of other corporate violations.
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Ghosn has been indicted for allegedly understating his income over a five-year period from 2010.
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Defenders of overstating the risks of climate change point out that, well, understating them isn't working.
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"The bullpen has been struggling a little bit," said Washington manager Dusty Baker, understating the obvious.
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These two points appear to have combined in Florida with polls understating the support for Gillum.
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Last week we reported that government data may be seriously understating the scale of e-commerce.
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Perhaps we are mismeasuring, or more precisely, understating, ongoing productivity growth and, therefore, our current GDP.
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Cohen admitted to lying to Congress by understating Trump's knowledge of and involvement in the Moscow project.
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Understating the threat will feel disingenuous and condescending; overstatement creates panic and often overreaction from the government.
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To call her a "hiker" might be understating her accomplishments, but she was inarguably a wilderness survivalist.
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Across the entire period, the two are accused of understating Mr. Ghosn's compensation by about $83 million.
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Thus, Biden went from overstating it by more than 2628 times to understating it by three times.
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Carlos Ghosn has been accused of understating his salary and using company assets for his own benefit.
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Ghosn, Kelly and Nissan have been charged for understating Ghosn's salary in agreeing to post-employment payments.
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There's no understating how powerful this ability is, especially when you start encountering the terrifying Sectopod enemies. 6.
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We note that the company excluded non-ZEV credits from its auto GM, likely understating the value vs.
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To describe a President Clinton's options for quelling a potential recession as limited would be understating the case.
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The first-quarter data has been the most fickle in the recovery years, typically understating full-year growth.
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The Seattle Times said the company's safety analysis of the MCAS system had crucial flaws, including understating power.
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It accuses the company of understating its earnings to avoid a legal obligation to share profits with employees.
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Even him telling the story demonstrates a level of privilege and understating that there may not be repercussions.
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His press secretary, Sean Spicer, later accused the media of understating the amount of turn-out last week.
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When Sanders says the arithmetic means he faces a "steep fight" … well, that's understating things quite a lot.
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Professor Rodrik said that proponents of free trade were guilty of overstating the benefits and understating the costs.
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In particular, analysts have been concerned that official figures were understating the true level of non-performing loans.
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Ghosn and Kelly are rearrested on allegations of understating Ghosn's income for three more years through March 2018.
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Since the survey results are self-reported, there's a chance people are overstating or understating their knowledge of bots.
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Gecamines says international non-governmental organisations have overstated the firm's revenues while understating its contributions to the national treasury.
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China last year set military spending at 954.35 billion yuan ($138.93 billion), likely understating its investment, according to diplomats.
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When P. T. Barnum allegedly said "there's a sucker born every minute," he may have been understating the problem.
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There is no questioning, or understating, the Dutch forward's impact on soccer as a player or indeed a coach.
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"Hitler massacred three million Jews," he said, understating the number of Jews killed in the Holocaust by three million.
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Purdue Pharma did pay a $600 million federal fine for overstating the benefits and understating the risks of OxyContin.
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Based on those other measures, the latest official GDP report looks like it's understating how well the economy is performing.
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He remains in detention following his arrest and indictment on charges related to breach of trust and understating his salary.
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Prosecutors accuse him of understating his income and allege he improperly offloaded personal foreign-exchange losses via a Nissan subsidiary.
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Ghosn, who denies the charges, has been accused of misusing company funds and understating his income at the Japanese automaker.
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On Saturday, President Donald Trump excoriated the media for — in his view — massively understating the size of his inaugural crowds.
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Expectation setting is a game of eleventy-dimensional chess, and it often results in candidates vastly understating their own chances.
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To say this demographic trend is incompatible with the long-term viability of a welfare state is understating matters considerably.
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Nissan's chairman, Carlos Ghosn, and the Nissan corporation itself were indicted Monday by Japanese prosecutors for greatly understating Ghosn's compensation.
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Prosecutors re-arrested him on Monday on fresh allegations of understating his income for three more years through March 2018.
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Kelly was detained along with his former boss on suspicion of understating Ghosn's income in financial statements for several years.
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Everyone on board, crew and passengers, was going through drastic life changes, and the sense of mutual understating was noticeable.
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"There is no understating the importance of this measure," Brown said at a signing ceremony in Sacramento surrounded by state lawmakers.
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Ghosn faces criminal charges in Japan for understating his annual salary and misusing company funds but fled to Lebanon in December.
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Ghosn already faces three other charges, related to allegedly understating his income and for allegedly transferring personal investment losses to Nissan.
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In a report, economists at Nomura Securities said investors are understating the potential impact of a trade shock or the elections.
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Alberta Highway 22, the Cowboy Trail, is the scenic route to Longview, although simply calling it scenic is greatly understating things.
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He claimed they had spread "deliberately false reporting," including understating the size of the crowd at Trump's inauguration the previous day.
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Japanese prosecutors have accused him of understating his income for years and improperly transferring personal losses to Nissan's books in 2008.
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Then, in November 2018, he was taken into custody in Tokyo and accused of understating his income to the financial authorities.
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But remarkably, even that figure wound up understating Mr Trump's appeal to them: the national exit poll put him 39 points ahead.
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Warren was, perhaps, understating the matter: This level of corruption shares the same DNA as any who've pulled from the Despot's Playbook.
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Campbell said it could be people are understating how much they use their phones for entertainment and how much time they waste.
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The government has denied understating casualty figures in Syria, where President Vladimir Putin entered the conflict to support President Bashar al-Assad.
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And while he thought Warlick "would have taken" Dangerfield, her most recent backcourt recruits might have created a logjam, understating Tennessee's push.
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Ghosn, former Representative Director Greg Kelly and Nissan itself were also charged for understating Ghosn's income for three years through March 2018.
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Ghosn has denied all four of the charges, which include understating his income, and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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They&aposre helping but what I think is really going on is President Trump is understating his preparation of the last 21 months.
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Ghosn has denied all four of his charges, which include understating his income, and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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Ghosn denies the charges against him, which include understating his salary for eight years and temporarily transferring personal financial losses to Nissan's books.
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Ghosn is in detention in Tokyo over suspicion of financial misconduct, including alleged understating of his income and personal use of corporate money.
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PK is accusing the oil and gas producer of grossly understating its value, threatening to derail a prepackaged bankruptcy agreement with its lenders.
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The United States has for years accused Russia of violating the treaty by understating the range of one of its truck-launched missiles.
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To say that the difference between Willy and Troy is racial is to state the obvious and also to risk understating Wilson's achievement.
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He said Mr. Trump boasted about inflating assets when it served him, and about understating values when it helped to lower his taxes.
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I think you might be understating how many people think Trump's machismo is precisely what masculinity looks like, or ought to look like.
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Nissan removed Ghosn at a high stakes board meeting on Thursday after allegations of understating his income and using company money for personal use.
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"It is better to lean in projections towards understating potential revenues than later try to find additional reserves to balance the budget," Medvedev said.
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Ghosn had been facing criminal charges in Japan for understating his annual salary and misusing company funds, until he fled to Lebanon in December.
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Cohen also pleaded guilty to making false statements to a bank by understating his medallion debt in order to secure loans to buy property.
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Ghosn has been indicted on charges of understating his income in Nissan filings and abusing his positions by transferring investment losses onto the company.
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"You can overstate the research and make claims that haven't been validated, but saying that it's 'experimental' I believe is understating the research," he says.
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" On Lee's Instagram post explaining her infertility struggles, one user penned: "I read this 20 times, sitting here in tears understating your pain and hurt.
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After his arrest, Nissan removed Carlos Ghosn as chairman due to his suspected acts of financial misconduct: understating his income and misusing the company's assets.
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Treating anti-Semitism as its own axis of oppression—intersecting with others, but still distinct—allows for precision, and avoids over- or understating the case.
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At the same time, by understating the depth of the slowdown in 2015 and 2016, the official figures also appear to understate last year's improvement.
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Radian was required to set aside reserves against potential losses on bad loans, and Mr. Lutz reckoned that his employer was materially understating those amounts.
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Investing requires a basic undertaking of essential financial concepts; enough knowledge and confidence to avoid common investing mistakes; and, an understating of your investment goals.
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First, simply on a technical level, it turns out that utopian globalization proponents were massively understating the feasibility of building a censored version of the internet.
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Ghosn, who faces three other charges including understating his income, has denied all allegations against him and said he is the victim of a boardroom coup.
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Such data as we have suggests that agencies do err — sometimes in understating and overstating both costs and benefits — without a systematic skew toward benefits understatement.
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Until our guys start taking it personally, until our guys start understating the importance of playing defense and guarding your man one-on-one, forget playoffs.
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The Seattle Times said the company's safety analysis of the new control system known as MCAS (Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System) had crucial flaws, including understating power.
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T) Chairman Carlos Ghosn for understating his remuneration by 3 billion yen ($27.0 million) over three years from fiscal 2015, the Asahi newspaper reported on Friday.
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That means Sanders supporters might be understating their eventual level of support for Clinton, while no equivalent group of Trump-wary Republicans is depressing his numbers.
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The government alleges RBS misled investors in underwriting and issuing residential mortgage-backed securities, understating the risks behind many of the loans and providing inaccurate data.
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In other words, ex-spouses could be overstating the alimony they paid to increase their deductions, or ex-spouses receiving alimony could be understating the amount.
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The country's woes began in 2009 when, a year after Wall Street imploded, it was revealed that the government had been understating Greece's deficit for years.
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Mr. Ghosn has been indicted on a charge of violating financial reporting laws by understating his compensation; he is being held as prosecutors question him daily.
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Ghosn denies the charges against him, which include understating his salary for a total of eight years and temporarily transferring personal financial losses to Nissan's books.
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José María Cabral's arresting drama "Woodpeckers (Carpinteros)" could be called love in a pressure cooker, but that would be understating its vivid textures and palpable vitality.
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"To say we have a long and sordid history of corruption in this state would be understating it," said New Jersey's attorney general, Gurbir S. Grewal.
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Ghosn denies the charges against him, which include understating his salary for a total of eight years and temporarily transferring personal financial losses to Nissan's books.
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Some think he is overstating his height (his driver's license lists him at 6-foot-2) and understating his weight (one writer estimated by 30 pounds).
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New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood announced a lawsuit against Exxon Mobil on Wednesday, alleging the company misled its investors by understating risks from climate change regulations.
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Ghosn denies the charges against him, which include understating his salary for a total of eight years and temporarily transferring personal financial losses on to Nissan's books.
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The new regime will bring greater consistency to PPO reserving assumptions used across the sector, thus reducing the risk of some insurers materially understating their PPO liabilities.
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Since VW admitted understating emissions in the US in 2015, other investigations have emerged, although no other manufacturer has been found to be using illegal defeat devices.
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If third-party voters are fuzzing up the polls, in other words, they are probably doing so by understating Clinton's true level of support — not overstating it.
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He has been charged by Japanese prosecutors with temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan, and understating his income by millions of dollars between 2010 and 2018.
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But Trump's critics, while vastly more accurate than he is, also, I think, get a few things wrong, or at least overstate some risks while understating others.
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Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly were indicted in December on charges of understating by half Mr. Ghosn's earnings from April 2010 to March 2015 in securities filings.
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"A lot of times if you get an egg salad sandwich when you're out, it doesn't tend to be very good," said Mr. Montgomery, understating the situation.
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The class action lawsuit accused Halliburton of misleading investors by understating asbestos liabilities, overstating construction and engineering revenue and inflating the benefits of a merger with Dresser Industries.
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BMW's dual-clutch boxes swap gears in just a few milliseconds, so we'd be understating the speed if we said it happened in the blink of an eye.
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These are real numbers, predicting with a great deal of certainty — and probably understating — deficits exceeding $1 trillion a year for as long as can be honestly projected.
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The maximum penalty for both understating compensation and aggravated breach of trust is up to 13 years in prison and/or a fine of 10 million yen ($89,800).
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It became easier to buy emissions testing equipment from suppliers, and numerous environmental groups or independent laboratories did so to show that many carmakers were understating diesel emissions.
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"Hitler massacred three million Jews," Mr. Duterte said after returning to the Philippines from a trip to Vietnam, understating the toll cited by historians, which is six million.
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In particular, political scientists say, it likely overstates the significance of the seven tribes for actual voting behavior while significantly understating the importance of partisanship as traditionally understood.
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Kitamura said he expects Ghosn and Kelly to be tried together on the two charges of understating income, and that he will work closely with Ghosn's legal team.
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Why it matters: Ghosn, a Lebanese citizen, was on house arrest in Japan over four financial misconduct charges, including understating his pay and failing to report delayed compensation.
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Mr Ghosn appeared at a court in Tokyo where he denied all the allegations, which include a "breach of trust" at Nissan and understating his pay to the authorities.
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Both professions currently do not need to do this due to professional secrecy rules, which officials say is used by some to avoid tax by understating their actual income.
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Ghosn was detained following an internal investigation at Nissan that revealed "significant acts of misconduct" over many years, including understating his income in financial reports and misusing company assets.
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Yet Twitter's internal analysis of Russia-linked automated activity during the 33 election found only 36,746 accounts—a number that is understating the abuse by an order of magnitude.
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Mr. Ghosn, his top aide Greg Kelly and Nissan are now charged with understating Mr. Ghosn's income through March 2018, according to a statement from the Tokyo District Court.
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This has had the effect of understating the size of the white population, they say, because many Americans with one white parent may identify as white or partly white.
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Russia, Mr. Stoltenberg said, has a record of exploiting loopholes in the Vienna Document, habitually understating the number of troops taking part in war games by tens of thousands.
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Scholars have also cast doubt on the reliability of some data, saying some local officials appear to be understating poverty rates amid intense pressure to meet Mr. Xi's targets.
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The memo was sometimes tone deaf, clinical, insensitive (in, well, a stereotypically male sort of way), understating the ways in which self-selection and sexism can shape an industry.
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"People out here — and I'm probably understating this — are concerned about the kind of discourse we're hearing about technology and business in these seemingly off-handed remarks," Costolo said.
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On Tuesday, however, China accused Zimbabwe of understating its financial help, after budget figures released last week showed that Beijing ranked poorly on the list of Harare's foreign donors.
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John Oddo, the show's musical director, arranger and orchestrator, led an ensemble that embraced every genre, tilting toward swing and understating the role of traditional country in the grand swirl.
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He was also re-arrested on fresh allegations of understating his income for three more years through March 2018, with the Tokyo District Court extending his detention until Dec. 20.
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The maximum penalty for both understating compensation and the latest accusation - aggravated breach of trust - is up to 10 years in prison and/or a fine of 10 million yen.
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The SEC alleged that from 2012 to 2014, Penn West and the executives executed a scheme to deceive investors about its financial condition by understating operating expenses and related metrics.
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Prosecutors said he underreported his pay package by more than ¥5 billion ($44.5 million) — understating his true earnings by half — in reports to a bureau of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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I really do think you're understating the threat here, especially the erosion of the rule of law and the basic norms that make the whole game of liberal democracy possible.
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Understating the cost of carbon regulation would allow an oil company to avoid taking painful writedowns and allay fears that oil and gas assets will become "stranded" by costly regulation.
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To say Trump was apprehensive about his decision would be understating it -- sources told CNN he asked his advisers if he could reverse his decision after telling Pence he was it.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A group of SandRidge Energy Inc shareholders is accusing the oil and gas producer of grossly understating its value, threatening to derail a prepackaged bankruptcy agreement with its lenders.
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If technology were the source of manufacturing workers' woes, productivity would be rising sharply, which it surely isn't (notwithstanding claims by some economists that official statistics have been understating efficiency gains).
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The Seattle Times said the company's safety analysis of a new flight control system known as MCAS (Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System) had crucial flaws, including understating the power of the system.
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His arrest followed an internal investigation at Nissan that the company said found "significant acts of misconduct" over many years, including understating his income in financial reports and misusing company assets.
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In her lawsuit, Patricia Cohen accused Steven Cohen and his brother Donald, who was also the couple's accountant, of understating the value of the real estate investment during the divorce proceedings.
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Japanese prosecutors have charged him with abusing his position at Nissan by transferring personal investment losses to the company, and understating his income by about $80 million between 2010 and 2018.
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Ghosn could remain in detention until the end of the year as Tokyo prosecutors plan to rearrest him on a fresh claim of understating his income, the Sankei newspaper has reported.
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But Trump's past statements and those of senior officials in his administration have demonstrated a habit of understating the extent of the virus when experts kept warning of its mounting danger.
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But describing the kingdom's problem as an "addiction" to oil, as if it was incidental, rather than a fundamental part of the political, social and economic structure, risks understating the challenge involved.
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Trump's own lack of experience — he will be the first president in history with no prior political, diplomatic or military experience — make understating how he envisions his own presidency difficult to discern.
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And there's broad skepticism among economists about the accuracy of China's GDP figures, so the numbers may be "understating the extent of the [economic] slowdown," as the New York Times points out.
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The share sale comes after China Hongqiao was hit last year by negative research reports from a group called Emerson Analytics said the company was understating its costs and exaggerated its profits.
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"We risk understating the extent to which this high-tech police state continues to require a lot of manpower," said Adrian Zenz, an independent researcher who has studied security spending in Xinjiang.
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"Arts and Humanities funding has to be protected and preserved for the practices as they are essential to our understanding of ourselves now and the understating of our legacies in the future."
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Mission planning is often complicated by bureaucratic hurdles that ground troops have navigated, in part by understating threats in their respective areas, so patrols can be organized and approved at lower levels.
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A federal judge in San Francisco has denied Apple's motion to dismiss a potential class action that accuses it of understating the amount of radiofrequency (RF) radiation emitted by several iPhone models.
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In her lawsuit, Patricia Cohen accused Steven Cohen and his brother Donald, who was also the couple's accountant, of falsely understating the value of the real estate investment during the divorce proceedings.
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Before that, it will hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting next month to vote on the ouster of Ghosn and Kelly, who has been charged alongside Ghosn for understating Ghosn's salary, as company directors.
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A recent study from the Government Accountability Office found that VA staff incorrectly entered data on close to 40 percent of appointments for new patients, understating wait times by more than two weeks.
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In addition, the Seattle Times reported that Boeing's safety analysis of a new flight control system on MAX jets, known as MCAS, had several crucial flaws, including understating the power of the system.
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And understating costs—including potential tax increases—could lead to political disaster, as it famously did for George H. W. Bush after he broke his "read my lips" pledge not to raise taxes.
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Japanese prosecutors have already charged Ghosn with abusing his position at Nissan by temporarily transferring personal investment losses to the company, and understating his income by about $0.73 million between 2010 and 2018.
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This fed into larger debate over whether some victims of terrorism were granted more protection than others based on who targeted them or why — and whether politicians were understating certain forms of terrorism.
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But on her own I am wary of overstating the capabilities of a mostly satirical comic strip and understating the real-life capabilities of women who are just like her, if not better.
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Another factor — the role drug makers have played in pushing opioids and denying or understating their ability to be addictive — may be powerful enough to undercut the political might of the pharmaceutical industry.
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They have charged him with understating his income at Nissan by about $80 million between 2010 and 2018, and abusing his position by using the company to help sort out personal investment losses.
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The government has previously denied understating casualty figures in Syria, where Moscow entered the conflict nearly two years ago in support of President Bashar al-Assad, one of its closest Middle East allies.
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Anderson encourages readers to fight for themselves without understating the difficulties of recovery, and even in her memoir's darkest moments, she's conscious of the saving graces that kept her head above the water.
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When Kushner tries to minimize the raw numbers of what Russia did, he's not only wrong on the data but he's drastically understating a coordinated attack on the integrity of an American presidential election.
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"Nearly 62 million people voted for President Donald J. Trump n 2016, earning him 306 electoral college votes—versus 232 for his opponent," Sanders claimed (strangely understating Trump's victory of nearly 63 million votes).
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Healey believes Exxon might have violated state law and committed fraud by understating the company's research into global warming and trying to sow public doubt about the role of fossil fuels in climate change.
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He quotes analysts at Energy Watch Group and the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis saying that IEA is overstating RE capital costs and understating the rate of decline in total systems costs.
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Evidence collected by Reuters points to losses among Russian servicemen and private military contractors in Syria three to four times higher than some official estimates, although the defense ministry has denied understating the death toll.
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The Labour Ministry says more than 80 percent of farmers declare an annual income of less than 5,000 euros, implying that in some cases they are understating earnings and contributing less than they should be.
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Ghosn was detained by Tokyo prosecutors on Monday following an internal investigation at Nissan (NSANY) that revealed "significant acts of misconduct" over many years, including understating his income in financial reports and misusing company assets.
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In December 2011, the S.E.C. publicized its civil securities fraud charges against top executives from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for understating their exposure to subprime mortgages, which resulted in the government taking them over.
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Tokyo prosecutors have charged Mr. Ghosn, who was a rare foreign celebrity executive leading a Japanese company, with understating his income for years and with improperly transferring personal investment losses to Nissan's books in 2008.
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After taking office in January, he accused journalists of deliberately understating the size of the crowd at his inauguration and said that up to 1.5 million people were in attendance, a claim that photographs disproved.
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Since his initial arrest in November, Ghosn has also been charged with temporarily transferring personal financial losses to his employer's books and understating his salary during his time at the helm of Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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Since his initial arrest in November, he has also been charged with temporarily transferring personal financial losses to his employer's books and understating his salary during his time at the helm of Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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Indicated 0.6 percent higher The company settled out of court for $250 million with U.S. plaintiffs who had accused the German company of understating the side effects of a medical product, it said late on Wednesday.
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Moreover, it believes it is understating the problem, given the boom in private equity's shadow capital market of big sovereign wealth funds and others who are diving deep into both private equity directs and co-invests.
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GMT, an Asia-focused accounting research firm, says on its website that its goal is to use financial statements to judge whether a company is overstating or understating its profits through the exploitation of accounting standards.
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The news follows the recent indictment in Japan of former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn on charges that include understating his income in Japanese securities filings by tens of millions of dollars over an eight-year period.
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Nissan has tasked an external committee to help improve corporate governance after the arrest and ouster of Ghosn, who faces charges of financial misconduct including understating his compensation by about $82 million over nearly a decade.
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The official death toll in Italy jumped to 79 on Tuesday, an increase of 27 deaths in a single day, amid speculation that Iran's count of 1003 might be understating the true extent of its outbreak.
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Many of them have pursued an utterly bankrupt strategy of understating the climate problem, negotiating with the fossil fuel industry, and cherry-picking small victories to showcase organizational accomplishments at the expense of a functional movement strategy.
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The government accused Wells and many other big banks of understating the risk and quality of the mortgages they sold to investors at the height of the housing bubble, in Wells&apos case between 2005 and 2007.
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Mr. Ghosn, until recently the head of the carmaking alliance of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi, is accused by Japanese prosecutors of understating his income for years and of improperly transferring personal losses to Nissan's books in 2008.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge David Jones of Houston struck the filing by the ad hoc committee of shareholders, which is accusing SandRidge of grossly understating its value, after the company's attorneys for Kirkland & Ellis complained about its appearance.
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Ghosn was charged with aggravated breach of trust for temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan in 2008, and for understating his compensation for three years, from 2015 to 2017, showed a statement from his lawyer, Motonari Otsuru.
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A recent essay for the Paulson Institute by Evan Feigenbaum, an Asia hand in the administration of President George W. Bush, argues that those accusing China of remaking the global order are both misstating and understating the challenge.
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The Brazilian-born executive was detained by Tokyo prosecutors a week ago following an internal investigation at Nissan that revealed "significant acts of misconduct" over many years, including understating his income in financial reports and misusing company assets.
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Mahathir has also accused Najib's government of understating Malaysia's national debt, saying the true figure is 21 trillion ringgit ($1.23 billion), equivalent to 21.2 percent of the gross domestic product, whereas Najib put the figure at 22017 percent.
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Ghosn has been charged with enriching himself at a cost of $5 million to Nissan, temporarily transferring personal financial losses to his employer's books and understating his salary during his time at the helm of Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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In 2012, Barclays became the first bank to settle regulatory allegations of rate fixing and deliberately understating, or "low-balling", rates to paint a rosier picture of its financial health when credit markets dried up during the credit crisis.
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Renault's lawyers are still reviewing evidence that Nissan has presented in the case against Mr. Ghosn, in which Japanese prosecutors have accused him of understating his income for years and improperly transferring personal losses to Nissan's books in 2008.
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Since becoming president, Mr. Trump has repeatedly expressed outrage toward the news media for what he believes is a deliberate attempt to undermine his legitimacy by understating the size of the crowd that attended his swearing-in and speech.
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The plaintiffs, mostly U.S. municipal pension funds, have accused VW of not having informed the market in a timely fashion about the issue as well as understating possible financial liabilities, according to the 41-court document seen by Reuters.
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RENAULT Japanese prosecutors are likely to build a new criminal case against ousted Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn for understating his remuneration by 1003 billion yen ($27.0 million) over three years from fiscal 2015, the Asahi newspaper reported on Friday.
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Tokyo prosecutors plan to arrest Carlos Ghosn on a fresh claim of understating his income, the Sankei newspaper reported on Tuesday, in a move that could keep the former chairman of Nissan Motor in detention until the end of the year.
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The big takeaway from this paper is that even though the tax-based approach does a better job of capturing high-end inequality than survey-based measures, it is still dramatically understating just how rich the very rich really are.
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A specialist at the federal Environmental Protection Agency began warning the state last February that its testing was probably understating lead levels in Flint's water, but state officials dismissed those concerns, and the federal officials declined to go public with them.
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So I think that what people characterize as 'he's out of touch' or 'he's not understating this' or 'he seems off,' or whatever — I think he has an amazing capacity to try to draw the world as he wants it.
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But celebrities are by no means the only victims — and there is no understating the importance of donating your time and money to organizations at the forefront of the battle to end sexual harassment and assault in all its various forms.
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But celebrities are by no means the only victims — and there is no understating the importance of donating your time and money to organizations at the forefront of the battle to end sexual harassment and assault in all its various forms.
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As you can see from the accounting, China's export trade figure is thus inflated by the parts that originated from other countries, and those countries that supplied such parts are actually understating their export trade activity with the United States.
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The oil major agreed on Thursday to pay $175 million to shareholders who brought a class-action lawsuit that accused the oil company of misleading them by understating the severity of the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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In 85033, the company pleaded guilty in federal court to understating the risk of addiction to OxyContin, including failing to alert doctors that it was a stronger painkiller than morphine, and agreed to pay $600 million in fines and penalties.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former consultant to Iran's mission to the United Nations pleaded guilty on Monday to charges that he filed a false tax return substantially understating how much he was paid and conspired to violating a U.S. sanctions law.
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Not long after the jet touched down in Tokyo, Mr. Kelly was arrested, part of a meticulously planned operation to bring him and Mr. Ghosn into custody on charges that they violated financial reporting laws by understating Mr. Ghosn's compensation.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump began March with a barrage of false claims about the coronavirus pandemic -- understating the extent of the crisis, overstating the availability of tests, inaccurately blaming his predecessor and wrongly insisting that the crisis was unforeseen.
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The Times found that concocting elaborate schemes to avoid paying taxes on their father's estate, including greatly understating the value of the family business, became an important pastime for Fred's children, with Donald taking an active role in the effort.
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By this theory, policy makers there make moves to get what they want, like expanding infrastructure spending and mortgage lending during slowdowns, but they also engage in data smoothing by understating growth in good years and overstating growth in bad years.
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He doesn't just stretch the truth in the way most politicians do: selectively citing facts that make them look good, deliberately omitting ones that make them look bad, overstating or understating the probable impact of the campaign promises they make.
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Questions about the trial have been stirring since last fall, when Johnson & Johnson and Bayer, which sells Xarelto overseas, notified regulators that the device that was used in the trial had been recalled in 2014 because it was understating patients' risk of bleeding.
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According to Macquarie, the analysis conducted by the Conference Board suggests the real Chinese growth rate has been far more volatile than official numbers have indicated, with the government data both understating and overstating growth in the years following the global financial crisis.
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Ghosn, who has been detained since his arrest in November, is likely to be formally charged with aggravated breach of trust for temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan in 2008, as well as for understating his compensation for three years through 2018.
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He has been repeatedly denied bail on a growing list of charges, including understating some $80 million in income and aggravated breach of trust for briefly transferring his own investment losses to Nissan in 2008 at the height of the global financial crisis.
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The study, by Doctors Without Borders, found that incomplete surveillance and data collection, overwhelmed health clinics, the rapid spread of the disease and cholera's ability to kill quickly contributed to what appears to have been a drastic understating of the death toll.
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In 2007, the company and three executives pleaded guilty in federal court to understating the risk of addiction to OxyContin, including failing to alert doctors that it was a stronger painkiller than morphine, and agreed to pay $600 million in fines and penalties.
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Mr. Trump's plan to withdraw from the treaty came after United States assertions that Russia was understating the range of at least one of its missiles, known as the Iskander, which is launched from a truck and can carry conventional or nuclear payloads.
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According to the Tokyo prosecutors' office, Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation from 2011 to 2015 by more than 5 billion yen ($44.5 million) — understating his true earnings by half — in filings with a bureau of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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According to the Tokyo prosecutors' office, Mr. Ghosn and Mr. Kelly underreported Mr. Ghosn's compensation from 2011 to 2015 by more than 5 billion yen ($44.5 million) — understating his true earnings by half — in reports to a bureau of Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken in Manhattan refused to dismiss SEC claims that James Im tried to overcharge customers on bonds, by using such tactics as inflating the prices Nomura paid, understating Nomura's profit on trades and making up conversations in order to close sales.
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Big Freedia, born Freddie Ross Jr., has been awaiting sentencing since March, when she admitted to understating her income on housing applications between the years of 2010 and 2014, accepting approximately $35,000 in Section 8 vouchers despite being making too much money to be eligible.
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As I reported in 2165, a peer-reviewed USDA study found that the FSIS's previous method for testing carcasses was likely understating the salmonella problem—because antimicrobial sprays used on the kill line were found to cling to carcasses and potentially skew the results.
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Ghosn was arrested in Tokyo in November over allegations of financial misconduct, including understating his salary by around 9.1 billion yen ($84.71 million) over a period of nearly a decade and temporarily transferring personal financial losses to the books of Nissan, Japan's No. 2 automaker.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump used his first full day in office on Saturday to unleash a remarkably bitter attack on the news media, falsely accusing journalists of both inventing a rift between him and intelligence agencies and deliberately understating the size of his inauguration crowd.
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Ghosn, who remains in detention, is likely to be formally charged with aggravated breach of trust for temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan in 2008, and for understating his compensation for three more years through 2018, a person with knowledge of the matter said earlier.
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The suggestion that a powerful special interest is blocking the will of the people to protect the bottom lines of corporations at the expense of individual safety is broadly true, but still somewhat misleading: It overstates the power of the NRA, while understating the power of voters.
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He has also advocated a rougher style of hockey — he once marketed hockey highlight videos as "Don Cherry's Rock'em Sock'em Hockey" — and played down concerns over concussions even as hundreds of players sued the N.H.L. and accused it of understating the problems associated with head injuries.
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Parmalat had been massively understating their company debts as well as selling themselves credit-linked notes, and Calisto Tanzi – the man whose riches had financed the football club for just over a decade – was eventually given multiple jail sentences for fraud and money laundering, among other things.
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But the trip also allowed Mr. Trudeau to use the stunning — and that's understating it— scenery of Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park as a backdrop for cameras as he spoke to a national audience about his government's record on the environment and curbing carbon change in particular.
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The song itself is heartwarming and wonderful and a perfect example of the generosity of the spirit of the season, and I don't think I would be understating things if I said that it is also the primary seasonal cause of earworm-related insanity in this country today.
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After his 2018 arrest for falsifying financial reports and understating his income by as much as $80 million, the imprisoned former boss of both Nissan and Renault faced something like the classic conundrum of game theory, according to his account of his incarceration at a Beirut press conference last week.
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Given that The Times has published articles in the past critiquing yourselves and other media outlets for this very manner of understating the qualifications and contributions of women when they collaborate with men, using this same couple as an example, it is discouraging that you still can't get this right.
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Not only because this edgeland is a repository of personal memory for me now, and the place I take my two children most, but because I know that the chance to encounter and experience the intimacy of nature in all its beautiful and terrifying glory is a key part of understating the true shape of being human.
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" "If it's the case that there were a bunch of people who knew they were going to vote 'Leave' but for various sorts of reasons of social correctness, didn't want to tell a live interviewer that that's what they were going to do, then there might be some parallels between the U.S. and the U.K. and might lead some people to suspect that maybe the U.S. polls are understating the amount of real support for Donald Trump.
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Prosecutors accused van der Zwaan of understating the extent of his involvement with respect to the report — according to court papers, van der Zwaan gave an advance draft to a public relations team hired by the Ukrainian Ministry of Justice and gave talking points to Gates, without authorization from the attorney in charge — but Weissmann told the judge there was "disagreement" about van der Zwaan's state of mind in making those representations to the FBI and prosecutors, so that wasn't part of the criminal charge.
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