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The Yankees managed to wriggle out unscathed both times, perhaps undeservingly.
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After its opening weekend, the reviews have been almost unyieldingly brutal—but not undeservingly so.
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One of those artists who could either explode into critical acclaim, or slip undeservingly into one of those "your favourite MC's favourite MC" categories.
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" Applied Materials Inc: "When I was doing a piece earlier today about what stocks should be bought into weakness that are undeservingly down — it's AMAT.
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"This is the THIRD TIME he's been gifted deer bones in exchange for being allowed access to my trash, AND HE KEEPS DOING IT." Continuing, Jordan acknowledged how he undeservingly gave his dog a "position of power", which the canine clearly had no idea how to handle.
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Upon hearing this, all the people in Pandiarajan's housing colony tries to rescue the two women from the clutches of the inept rowdies in their customary rundown factory which they use for kidnapping and other illegal activities. Karan uses this confusion to try to marry Sangeetha but she refuses and opens up the truth. She actually loved Pandiarajan all along and she knew all the good things were done by him. She also knew Karan was undeservingly taking the credit due for Pandiarajan.
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A polarizing figure, Mumia Abu-Jamal has attracted widespread attention in popular culture. Since at least 1995, there are examples of references to him in notable popular music recordings and musical performances. He and his case have been the subject of three documentary films and a shorter 20/20 television special which aired shortly after the 27th anniversary of his apprehension. The references and treatment evoke him either as a representative of death row prisoners in the United States, as a revolutionary, as a man either deservingly or undeservingly subject to punishment, or as a convicted murderer capable of enlisting others to the cause of maintaining his life and opposing the imposition of capital punishment.
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