"I think that people underestimate, until they get older, they underestimate just how important habits are," Buffett said.
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We know the number of confirmed cases is an underestimate, but we don't know how much of an underestimate it is.
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There is, I think, the need for action, but I also think that we cannot underestimate, you all cannot underestimate the power that you have.
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And we underestimate the role that's played in our national identity and political stability, and so underestimate the depth of the problems we face now.
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When talking about Twitter's fortunes, I think we often underestimate its still formidable impact When talking about Twitter's fortunes, I think we often underestimate its still formidable impact.
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" But a foreign relations expert said, "Never underestimate Merkel.
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Never underestimate a gang of cripples, bastards, and broken things.
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When humans try to predict the future, they always underestimate.
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You really shouldn't underestimate the gullibility of your average voter.
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Those who don't know Amash usually misunderstand and underestimate him.
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" But, she emphasizes, "don't underestimate your resilience or your worth.
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Leon believes most Americans underestimate how much fat they need.
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When you do underestimate Corinne, she tends to surprise you.
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"No one should underestimate Rubén Díaz Sr.," said US Rep.
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I think you underestimate the power of the gun lobby.
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And don't underestimate the harm that could be done first.
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Never underestimate the value of a good white undershirt 2.
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For now, though, it would seem unwise to underestimate Facebook.
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I hope they don't underestimate themselves or undervalue their art.
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We underestimate the fight on our hands at our peril.
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When it comes to money, women tend to underestimate themselves.
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"Let's not underestimate the task ahead," he said on Friday.
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Most people underestimate their ability to go acquire new knowledge.
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Pearson's formulae are now, though, widely acknowledged to underestimate height.
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Don't underestimate the power of the twisted story he's telling.
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But they underestimate just how much of it there is.
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First, don't ever underestimate the power of the fruit stand!
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As a result, we woefully underestimate how connected we are.
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And I can't underestimate the lifetime value of a customer.
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Never underestimate the power of single people buying themselves stuff.
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Lesson one: Don't underestimate the power of a power suit.
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Those official figures may underestimate the number of statement errors.
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But it's difficult to underestimate the enormity of the task.
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Do not underestimate the importance of fiber in your life.
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Though, employers may continue to underestimate their prior compensation, regardless.
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Never underestimate the generosity and solidarity people hold within them.
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Yet the political chattering class continues to underestimate the Donald.
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Never underestimate the power and value of word of mouth.
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He believes many people underestimate the value of Six Flags.
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Probably not, but never underestimate the power of the Force.
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Finally, we should not underestimate the effectiveness of cancer prevention.
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I don't think we should underestimate women's capacities right now.
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But one should never underestimate the contentiousness of the Catalans.
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And one should certainly never underestimate the power of music.
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But even those price tags might underestimate the actual cost.
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Never underestimate the malevolence of an old, powerful white man.
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It's just Stuff On Toast, but don't underestimate the possibilities.
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You can't underestimate how hard it is to get there.
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Our mantra is: Do not underestimate Vampire Legislation. Never. Sen.
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Trump should not continue to underestimate Russia's motives and capabilities.
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But don't underestimate the power of literal bags of money.
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Don't underestimate people when they say they're scared of spiders.
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Or did we simply underestimate Mr. Trump from the start?
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"Do not underestimate your role here," Bungert told the seamstresses.
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Donors shouldn't underestimate the opportunity to maximize their tax savings.
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Remember, pollsters did somewhat underestimate Trump in the 2016 election.
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Ultimately, black patients were conditioned to underestimate their own pain.
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Never underestimate the power of optimism in the financial markets.
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They further stated that they believed this was an underestimate.
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Mr. Bale's role in Bateman's liftoff is impossible to underestimate.
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"Don't ever underestimate the power of the personal," Smiley said.
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Banks should not underestimate the disruptive power of chat apps.
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"You should never underestimate the power of sharing," he said.
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Never underestimate the effect of taxes on your total returns.
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A result is that women underestimate the costs of motherhood.
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Still, never underestimate Canadians' distaste for our oligarchical media landscape.
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We shouldn't underestimate how these changes could affect student results.
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Did doctors underestimate how great the need for abortion was?
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People underestimate his enduring passion for competition at their peril.
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Zach's parents, like Maisie's, underestimate their child's powers of observation.
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Some people still underestimate how far advanced climate change is.
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People shouldn't "underestimate" the impact of "emotional trauma," he said.
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"I think a lot of people underestimate students," Khan said.
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But never underestimate our ability to feel indignant or slighted.
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"Don't underestimate the people, because they are really what matters."
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"You can't underestimate the power of binoculars," Mr. Serhal said.
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Again, those numbers may underestimate the chaos of Trump's Cabinet.
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"We underestimate the power of our networks," Ms. Whitman said.
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For another, men underestimate how much gender bias there is.
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"I think a lot of people underestimate acne," Friedman said.
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Never underestimate the bipedal locomotive powers of bored old people.
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You can't underestimate its importance to the city of Glasgow.
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"We in Silicon Valley underestimate how freaking lucky we are."
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Most Americans vastly underestimate just how many animals we farm.
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Then again, he may underestimate how other candidates would fare.
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"You can't underestimate the power of the patch," Isnor says.
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But the basic pattern here makes sense, and it fits the tendency for polls to underestimate Republicans in mostly white working-class states and underestimate Democrats in diverse states over the last decade or so.
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Don't underestimate the power of small changes in your savings patterns.
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" Leigh-Anne: "And you can't underestimate the power that we have.
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It is also to underestimate them, and thereby to court disaster.
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Don't underestimate the power of a powder dry shampoo, Fitzsimons says.
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People underestimate how seriously and personally Iranians took Trump's travel ban.
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"We can't underestimate the importance of our role here," Hawaii Sen.
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"I would say never underestimate Kim Kardashian West," Jackson tells Refinery29.
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One can never underestimate the size or sincerity of online communities.
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But who knows — I would not underestimate McConnell as legislative tactician.
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But never underestimate the underhandedness and avarice of a telecommunications company.
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But that led many to assume the worst and underestimate it.
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She's a businesswoman, a great mom and just don't underestimate her.
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"Never underestimate the will to survive," Di Sieno told The Times.
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Most people enormously underestimate how easily influenced they are in general.
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Firmness of purpose, clarity and conviction - EU friends do not underestimate!
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"And I would imagine that would be an underestimate," Howell said.
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That is not to underestimate his strengths, which go beyond amiability.
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You can't possibly underestimate how obsessed fans of the show are.
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Spencer Pratt learned the hard way to never underestimate a Kardashian.
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That's right, don't underestimate the importance of a good desk chair.
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You can never underestimate how much a hotel can protect you.
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And we can't underestimate the power of Trump's social media footprint.
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And don't underestimate the role a spouse or significant other plays.
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"They underestimate the cost," he tells CNBC in a 2017 interview.
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Never underestimate the power of one party controlling all of government.
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The first thought that comes to mind is: don't underestimate anyone.
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In Northern Ireland people tended to underestimate the real sectarian differences.
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Never underestimate a woman just because she wears heels (Legally Blonde).
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Democrats underestimate how completely terrifying this spectacle appears to ordinary people.
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We can never underestimate the impact of inclusion, compassion and collaboration.
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"But don't underestimate the capacity of ZANU-PF to recreate itself."
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It's hard to underestimate the symbolic power of this royal decree.
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We can't underestimate a team like that that plays extremely hard.
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Never underestimate the power of a cold email or LinkedIn message.
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"Definitely [don't] underestimate the challenge — especially the math component," Guerrini said.
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But no one should underestimate the headwinds facing the Trump administration.
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It's hard to underestimate the extent of Russia's anti-American paranoia.
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If they underestimate their life expectancy, they may forgo helpful treatment.
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"I don't underestimate the challenge of what we need to do."
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One can never underestimate the power of feeling represented on television.
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Don't underestimate the toll that stress can take on a marriage.
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Don't underestimate the importance of positive feedback — recognizing and valuing teams.
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But it's never a good idea to underestimate a desert rat.
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If anything, the projected shortage is an underestimate, the authors say.
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"I think people underestimate just how hard fertility is," she said.
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Facebook trends mirror the census data, but tend to underestimate numbers.
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Obsess about that if you must, but don't underestimate the dollar.
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This is not to underestimate the damage Mr. Trump could wreak.
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But they underestimate how the experience of illness can affect judgment.
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The group said its mortality figure was almost certainly an underestimate.
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People underestimate the value of just asking for what they want.
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"We cannot underestimate this storm," Governor Cooper of North Carolina said.
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I think people underestimate the costs that result from time delays.
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" Adds Schueller: "Never underestimate the power of genuine and emphatic words.
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Karma hasn't been the only one to underestimate its financial needs.
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"This is an underestimate of the actual health effects," he said.
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But she says it is still likely to be an underestimate.
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"Others have really improved, you can't underestimate anyone now," Nehwal added.
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Volvo is owned by China's Geely, and don't underestimate the significance.
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It makes people underestimate him, and his supporters are no different.
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Many also may underestimate the needs and abilities of their pet.
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They now know they underestimate him again at their own peril.
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But don't underestimate California's ability to bounce back from almost anything.
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Second, a lot of people underestimate how informed kids can be.
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No one should underestimate the expertise and capabilities of our technicians.
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"We should never underestimate the power of name recognition," Salgado said.
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Don't underestimate Galaxy S10's smaller sibling, the $750 Galaxy S10e.
|
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They repeatedly urged Floridians not to underestimate the power of Irma.
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"You cannot underestimate the power of the digital revolution," she said.
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Don't underestimate the power of a buzz cut — just ask Danai Gurira.
|
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"We don't want to underestimate the benefits of medical marijuana," he confirmed.
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She's a business woman, a great mom and just don't underestimate her.
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Plus, you can't underestimate the importance of storing wine on its side.
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However, it's also misguided to underestimate the merits of taking music seriously.
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Do the Democrats underestimate the structural suppression imbedded in our voting system?
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Never underestimate Marchman's determination to be both wrong AND physically miserable simultaneously.
|
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And that's even though most Americans severely underestimate how much CEOs make.
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"I don't think we can underestimate the power of frugality," said Vitaro.
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In any case, you shouldn't underestimate the importance of your claiming decision.
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Nobody should underestimate how key the SDF was in all of this.
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Still, never underestimate the power of Shonda and a guaranteed ratings win.
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She also urges medical staff not to underestimate those on the spectrum.
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And don't underestimate the number of people who read in the tub.
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But that would be to underestimate the acrimonious polarisation of Indian society.
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I for one, however, refuse to underestimate the political power of nudes.
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Sometimes, I really underestimate my doctor; he was on a roll today.
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Founders often underestimate the challenge of growing 3-5X in short order.
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Never underestimate how much of a difference the right tools can make.
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I do not underestimate the significance of love; without it, we rot.
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But, judging by New York City's turnout, this was likely an underestimate.
|
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Because of suicide's stigma, these numbers are thought to be an underestimate.
|
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Most people underestimate the work involved in making things like IKEA Place.
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"Still, I never underestimate the power of the printed word," he said.
|
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Never underestimate the power of a group of passionate, angry young people.
|
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Still, it would be foolish to underestimate NATO's ability to reinvent itself.
|
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It distorts their decisions, causing them to underestimate wind and solar growth.
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But, for a few reasons, it's likely that this is an underestimate.
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The socialite may have long blonde locks, but don't underestimate her intelligence!
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This may underestimate the number or severity of firearm-related eye injuries.
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I don't think you can underestimate how powerful the EV story is.
|
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"I like when people underestimate us," Toronto coach Dwane Casey told reporters.
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I wouldn't underestimate how important email still is to what they're doing.
|
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People often underestimate the creativity and the power of pet influencer accounts.
|
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"Throwing things, you tend to underestimate the effects of gravity," he said.
|
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"Market agents underestimate the power of NIRP on asset prices," Kotok said.
|
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And why we shouldn't underestimate the influence of the retired Harry Reid.
|
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Meanwhile, MJ's baby brother PJ continues to underestimate Ava, the boss' daughter.
|
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"You can't underestimate the art of the humble-brag, " Ms. Decembrele said.
|
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And yet its policies underestimate the potential hazards of flooding, experts say.
|
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Fitbit tended to underestimate the heart rate, while the Basis overestimated it.
|
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Booooo. Never underestimate the power of a momager or a super fan.
|
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"We've learned the hard way in the past to never underestimate Ebola."
|
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The 15 to 20 percent who get C.O.P.D. is a gross underestimate.
|
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Finally, economists may underestimate the role of anxiety in modern working life.
|
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They are currently isolated and, polls find, hugely underestimate their own numbers.
|
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And I am terrified that Democrats are beginning to underestimate him again.
|
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"People underestimate the value of their [belongings] when they rent," McChristian said.
|
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"Never underestimate our ability to step on a good story," Cole said.
|
|
It is easy to underestimate the importance of this data-capture infrastructure.
|
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We cannot underestimate the power that religious conservatives wielded over this debate.
|
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"I think some commentators underestimate Trump's capabilities," one longtime Clinton adviser said.
|
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Ailshire's research could actually underestimate the average level of parental student debt.
|
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People also underestimate the amount of water they'd need to store. Crikey.
|
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Moreover, the data depends on self-reports, which may underestimate smoking prevalence.
|
|
I think a lot of people underestimate how loyal my supporters are.
|
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Why would the polls tend to underestimate Democratic strength among Hispanic voters?
|
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Those numbers could actually underestimate the support for Biden among House Democrats.
|
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"Don't underestimate the value of good food and child care," he replied.
|
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But Professor Goodwin said it would be unwise to underestimate Mr. Farage.
|
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Ah, never underestimate the power of self-interest to shape people's views.
|
|
We have tended to underestimate the importance of genes in conferring risk.
|
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"Don't underestimate what talking to your friends and neighbors does," she said.
|
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Non-fossil sources need to grow faster, but don't underestimate the challenge!
|
|
And, of course, never underestimate the impact of Apple's first 5G iPhone.
|
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"You can't underestimate the art of the humble-brag," Ms. Decembrele said.
|
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"You cannot underestimate the damage she does in our community," Storr said.
|
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Economists greatly underestimate the price tag on harsher weather and higher seas.
|
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The annual numbers in the center's report most likely underestimate the problem.
|
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"Don't underestimate the importance of likability," says Harvard Business School's Deepak Malhotra.
|
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But don't underestimate Grenell's actions and how they play a similar role.
|
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And the Bureau adds that even that figure is likely an underestimate.
|
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However, the initially reported information of 850 cases was a gross underestimate.
|
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Never underestimate the power of a monkey in a disposable baby diaper.
|
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"We cannot underestimate anything," national police general Jorge Hernando Nieto told journalists.
|
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Lobbyists and their sponsors should neither underestimate nor fear this student-movement.
|
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I think one can't underestimate — that was a shock to the system.
|
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"Never underestimate what someone can do when they feel hopeless," she said.
|
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I would not underestimate the chancellor but that's not the real issue.
|
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But don't underestimate what the Van Drew party switch means for Trump.
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I urge you please not to underestimate the risk or its consequences.
|
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"I think in general people underestimate the effects of discrimination," Richman says.
|
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"No country should underestimate the Chinese military's confidence in and ability to fulfill its mission of safeguarding peace, and should not underestimate the Chinese military's determination and will to defend the country's sovereignty, security and development interests," it said.
|
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"No country should underestimate the Chinese military's confidence in and ability to fulfil its mission of safeguarding peace, and should not underestimate the Chinese military's determination and will to defend the country's sovereignty, security and development interests," it said.
|
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Other studies have also found trackers can underestimate calories burned during exercise, too.
|
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I'll say this, however: A lot of people underestimate how serious this is.
|
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"I think he should not underestimate how smart she is," explained Cohen, 48.
|
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"A lot of people underestimate just how much innovation will make life better."
|
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"My partner, Charlie, says, 'Never underestimate the man who overestimates himself,' " Buffett said.
|
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But even she has learned to never underestimate the power of the Lambily.
|
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Sansa has always had hidden strength and weapons — don't you dare underestimate her.
|
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It's surprising how many companies underestimate themselves when what they do is amazing.
|
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You underestimate the appeal of raising a purple-spotted Magikarp at your peril.
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Contact your elected officials Don't underestimate the power of pressuring your elected representatives.
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"You can't underestimate the fact that these stars are very attractive," she adds.
|
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In total, the team logged 1003 species of such creatures, probably an underestimate.
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Can't underestimate what Kunitz and Callahan did, and Brown put that one in.
|
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His apparently low-key style led many to underestimate him, at their peril.
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NEVER underestimate a successful man's propensity to waste money on hideous personal items.
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In other words, we should never, ever, underestimate the power of artificial superintelligence.
|
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The second lesson would be never to underestimate the power of central banks.
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This is surely a vast underestimate; cases are often recorded as simple truancy.
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Never be board again Don't underestimate the power of fun in getting fit.
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For starters, Dr. Amsellem says you can't underestimate the power of a staycation.
|
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Mike Huckabee told Fox Business News last week that Republicans shouldn't underestimate O'Rourke.
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Also, don't underestimate the importance of colors choices in the phone-buying process.
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I actually felt like it made [other girls on the line] underestimate me.
|
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Now, as in the past, it would be a mistake to underestimate Germany.
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"You can't underestimate the flakiness of the royal family," counsels one former diplomat.
|
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They can easily underestimate the slickness of rocks and the flow of water.
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"Don't underestimate continued cash flow with the outside world," Al-Tamimi told CNN.
|
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They don't have to agree with her, but they definitely shouldn't underestimate her.
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"We continually underestimate" North Korea's capabilities — Joshua Pollack, Editor of The Nonproliferation Review.
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Whatever you do, don't underestimate the most iconic doll in the horror genre.
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Again, I think people underestimate how much the market, timing and luck matter.
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WHITSON: The biggest piece of advice I would say is don't underestimate yourself.
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I think people completely underestimate the speed at which these changes are occurring.
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"He's a handsome, tall guy, who I think people underestimate," said state Sen.
|
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But those figures are still likely to underestimate the real gap, critics say.
|
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But it would be wrong to underestimate the potential for patriotic travel decisions.
|
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Never underestimate the power of a kid's imagination, especially one who loves dogs.
|
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And we probably should not underestimate their capability ... if not today, then tomorrow.
|
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So in the future the numbers will probably underestimate the speed of desegregation.
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Bottom line: Do not underestimate how concerned VC firms are of crossing SoftBank.
|
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Anxiety also causes us to underestimate our ability to cope in difficult situations.
|
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Fury says Schwarz is no bum -- and he would never underestimate the guy.
|
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"Sometimes we underestimate how much influence we have," Democratic Representative Ro Khanna said.
|
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But it is almost always a mistake to underestimate the pugnacious ex-president.
|
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Many people underestimate their own stress level and overestimate their ability to cope.
|
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And his fundraising prowess suggests it would not be wise to underestimate him.
|
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Don't underestimate the value of Fiorina to Cruz as a short-term strategy.
|
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And don't underestimate the need to protect yourself, your data, and your schlong.
|
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What I've uncovered indicates that we grossly underestimate these fabulously diverse marine vertebrates.
|
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"Some people underestimate because they don't realize the expenses coming up," she said.
|
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The voters looking for change aren't the ones who tend to underestimate him.
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"Barber added: "I think people underestimate what the Chinese consumer feels and thinks.
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People really underestimate the value and flexibility of a 2% cash-back card.
|
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" Moore can be heard singing the lyrics, "Don't underestimate a fool in love.
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I think you may underestimate how much Clinton cares about those issues, too.
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They underestimate how much time and money getting off the ground will take
|
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The findings come from self-reported surveys, and "likely underestimate use," researchers say.
|
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It is easy to underestimate how far from home a patient may stray.
|
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That might be to underestimate the scale of what is happening in Indonesia.
|
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"You cannot underestimate the influence of the Sears portrait gallery," Robyn Selman says.
|
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People tend to underestimate just how chaotic your situation can become very quickly.
|
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Personally, I wouldn't underestimate the impact of all those movies with talking dogs.
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Don't underestimate that many, many unionists are on a little voyage of discovery.
|
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They may not be very glamorous, but don't underestimate the power of eggs.
|
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So the approximation is sure to underestimate the true length of the circle.
|
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Still, the agency said, these numbers underestimate the true incidence of such infections.
|
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Sheryl talked about this ... And underestimate the crawling ability of their baby daughters.
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Still, perhaps that is to underestimate the promise of a hyperconnected 21st century.
|
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Ross Douthat thinks liberals underestimate the correlation between incarceration and falling crime rates.
|
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Is it worse to overstep like Connerty, or to underestimate like many others?
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Dr. Linos added that physicians underestimate the side effects of skin cancer procedures.
|
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"Don't underestimate or don't take his quirkiness or mannerisms for vulnerability," Kipnis said.
|
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I think people consistently underestimate the type of people who like sci-fi.
|
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LOS ANGELES — Show business rule of thumb: Never underestimate a tough-talking tot.
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But this time the Springboks were careful not to underestimate Japan's Brave Blossoms.
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In an emerging era of improved athletes, was she too easy to underestimate?
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JEB HENSARLING: Well, number one-- never underestimate the Senate's capacity to do nothing.
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EIA also tends to underestimate how quickly solar costs decline as technologies improve.
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We cannot underestimate the tech sector's power in Congress and in state legislatures.
|
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What they may underestimate is the degree to which those are separate things.
|
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A lot of this stuff is instinctual, so let's not underestimate Grey Worm.
|
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Don't underestimate your own value, both as an employee and as a person.
|
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Alisha Ramos Don't underestimate the importance of branding in all aspects of product.
|
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To be sure, we shouldn't underestimate the consequences of Trump's disastrous climate policies.
|
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A majority of male Republican voters, 65 percent, underestimate how common abortion is.
|
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And, as ABC Science notes, we tend to underestimate the strength of our fingers.
|
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But don't underestimate how different the job will be from anything you've done before.
|
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We should never underestimate capitalism's extraordinary ability to come up with new bullshit jobs.
|
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Never underestimate the power of a short commute when it comes to maintaining friendships.
|
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Just goes to show you: never underestimate the power of a good dad joke.
|
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And so for that reason I think we always tend to underestimate their capability.
|
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Though they may appear diminutive in stature, underestimate these proverbial Davids at your peril.
|
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"The party cannot underestimate the significance of trying to win back governorships," Balz said.
|
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And for anyone just starting their own business, don't underestimate how important networking is.
|
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Don't underestimate the jockeying going on in GOP circles for a post-Kavanaugh world.
|
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Ouma, who now illustrates full time, says people sometimes underestimate the work she does.
|
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Never underestimate the resolve — or lack of judgment — of teenage boys seeking Internet fame.
|
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However, they are just as likely to underestimate the Democrats' performance as the Republicans'.
|
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"I wouldn't underestimate the impact of peer pressure in improving behaviour," says Mr Debelle.
|
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"I genuinely believe that as a society we underestimate failure," West told NBC News.
|
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Data, largely based on students' own reports, probably underestimate the scale of the problem.
|
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Samsung's Galaxy S20 just debuted this week, but don't underestimate last year's Galaxy S10.
|
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If anything, the GDP figures in the study could be an underestimate, Jina said.
|
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It's a reminder to not underestimate or infantilize them simply because they are young.
|
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Jonathan Mellon of Manchester University and colleagues argue that both methods seriously underestimate turnout.
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We tend to underestimate the suspicions that drive and flow from the authoritarian mindset.
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And more importantly, the scale of the disinformation and misinformation, people tend to underestimate.
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Still, it's basically impossible to underestimate the presence of Trump in Democratic voters' minds.
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Many economists believe that national accounts may underestimate the economic significance of technological innovations.
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Don't underestimate the importance at home of Mr Kim's third plank, his nuclear capability.
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Although the official total is large, it is thought to be a severe underestimate.
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You can't underestimate how hard it is to weave that into a romantic comedy.
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People tend to underestimate the importance of liking their trainer on a personal level.
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"In Formula 1, what drivers sometimes underestimate, is it's not only driving," he explains.
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But I think most founders underestimate the likelihood that it could happen to them.
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In the meantime, don't underestimate the capabilities of Tijuana-based biker-slash-hacker gangs.
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"Don't underestimate the power of clothing," says Hardy, in sync with a Powerpoint presentation.
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"People tend to underestimate their actual consumption, partly to appear more respectable," Dening said.
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Daredevil's a blind man who takes advantage of other people's tendency to underestimate him.
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It's harder than it sounds, but we've learned long ago not to underestimate Joanne.
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"But people underestimate what $5,500 in annual contributions can do over time," Levine said.
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Fiji's chief negotiator Nazhat Shameem Khan told Reuters others should not underestimate small states.
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" But he added: "You cannot underestimate the degree to which she reveres the court.
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TWO-THIRDS of Americans are overweight, but they underestimate the scale of the problem.
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DAVID JOHNLondon You underestimate the disruption that will be caused by virtual reality (VR).
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It is easy to underestimate the difficulty of gathering support for a good bill.
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We've also seen her male political colleagues underestimate her on more than one occasion.
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"I think they underestimate her at their own peril," said Democratic strategist Jim Manley.
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Global leaders underestimate North Korea at their peril, if recent history is any guide.
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But if that is true, I think they sort of underestimate the team effort.
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"The President doesn't underestimate Russia in any way, shape or form," McDaniel said then.
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"The fundamental rule in German politics since 2006 is don't underestimate Merkel," she added.
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"The View" co-host Meghan McCain warned viewers on Tuesday not to underestimate Sen.
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But don't underestimate the role McConnell, the Senate majority leader, played in Tuesday's decision.
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"Generally, people underestimate the capability of AI," Musk said at the conference in Shanghai.
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If you underestimate what they're willing to pay, you're leaving money on the table.
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"People in many cases will underestimate the time that outings can take," Lawhon said.
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But we should not underestimate how far we have come in a short time.
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Most fail to purchase it because they underestimate the costs of long-term care.
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Second, and most markedly, polls tend to systematically overestimate or underestimate the true answer.
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They want to underestimate that crowd, which is easy for them, actually, to do.
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It's hard to underestimate the value of establishing the visual language for a subject.
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One can never underestimate the ambition of SpaceX and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk .
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That's accentuated by our idealized predictions that underestimate the time required to do things.
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And generally speaking, outside observers tend to underestimate MENA as a growing economic region.
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That kind of thinking has led us to underestimate the human sense of smell.
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We should not underestimate the role of affects and creativity in the revolutionary process.
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According to new research, several popular fitness trackers underestimate just how hard we work.
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Never underestimate what a rhythm player can do when they're put in the limelight.
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But he seems to underestimate the peril that Bain poses to his potential candidacy.
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Republicans also should not underestimate how relevant abortion is to the lives of millennials.
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Do not underestimate the healing powers of watching another person display on-point penmanship.
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And although people generally prepare for coastal damage, they may underestimate the flooding threat.
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By that point, 90 cases had been confirmed nationwide, though that's probably an underestimate.
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Multiple studies have found that women underestimate their qualifications for office compared to men.
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More recent studies have found examples in which people tend to underestimate their capabilities.
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"And don't underestimate the impact cancelling a wedding can have a bride's mental health."
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The challenge for Iceland, now, is that no one will underestimate it this time.
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However, there remains a risk that investors underestimate the first-round impact on employment.
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But Mr. Paulsen said investors should not underestimate inflation's effect on this recent trend.
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Nor should one underestimate the role self-interest plays in the Trump-Republican relationship.
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A cool mom will appreciate stylish gifts that don't underestimate her own good taste.
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"Many people, not just Republicans, underestimate the scientific agreement about this stuff," noted Leiserowitz.
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Entrepreneurs oftentimes underestimate the amount of capital they need when they apply for funding.
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Simply put, don't underestimate the value of connecting with other professionals in your field.
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One should certainly not underestimate the power of a location scout to charm homeowners.
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Unaligned strategists argue that, even now, there is a tendency to underestimate Sanders's position.
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This could be an underestimate, if government revenues are hit by the Qatari crisis.
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At the same time, there's a reality that Democrats would be foolish to underestimate.
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Don't underestimate that $20 bill your child got in a holiday card this year.
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"Never, ever, ever underestimate Trump," he said in a phone interview, according to Politico.
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But one should never underestimate the value of an exclusive and hyper-focused network.
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Who could surprise us: Helen MirrenNever underestimate the power of the Academy Award winner.
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Never underestimate the capacity of teenagers to go all out when the opportunity arises.
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Yet one should not underestimate the power of candidates who require no last name.
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I just think we underestimate that, and our history speaks to a different understanding.
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"The biggest mistake is to underestimate their disease and health care needs," Joshi added.
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But what does it feel like to have people underestimate you to your face?
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It would be a mistake for anyone to underestimate the team's resolve, he said.
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"I think we underestimate how often Facebook is used by law enforcement," Pendigrast said.
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They cited previous research showing that doctors may underestimate minority parents' expectations for antibiotics.
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"You should never underestimate the power of natural light in a space," he said.
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If people just look at one or the other, they may underestimate their risk.
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"We all have a tendency to greatly underestimate the impact of tragedy," Dr. Poland says.
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Some of that may reflect reality, but Behson also believes workers often underestimate their workplace.
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A new study suggests that the Fitbit Charge 2, seen above, might underestimate heart rate.
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She imagines breaking free from the guards and telling Jafar that he shouldn't underestimate her.
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Do not underestimate NDP — as Representative Hakeem Jefferies proudly dubbed her during the house vote.
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It's hard to underestimate how big a deal CES is for Google this time around.
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Now without giving their ideas away, we can never underestimate the power of the individual.
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Roughly 57 percent of people who are aware of this pay gap underestimate its size.
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With his logo and name stitched onto the hat, no one will underestimate your hype.
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Don't you dare underestimate the healing powers of organized book shelves or matching couch cushions.
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Never underestimate the power of basic skills such as MS Office, Excel and communication skills.
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When this is all said & done, I think Americans underestimate the strength of racism & sexism.
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The risk-prediction tool was found to consistently underestimate the health needs of Black patients.
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Based on my 28-year congressional career analyzing military budgets, I'd say that's an underestimate.
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Potential output—ie, what an economy can sustain without inflation accelerating—is easy to underestimate.
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Argentina's health ministry counted 31 deaths from abortions in 2016, which may be an underestimate.
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That's because these projections may underestimate the powerful influence the warming oceans have on glaciers.
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Cute creatures are chronically underestimated — and to underestimate an otter would certainly be a mistake.
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Maybe the key to your work is that you don't underestimate what kids can appreciate?
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Because polygamy is illegal in most rich countries, many Westerners underestimate how common it is.
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People wildly underestimate the odds that others will help us, says social psychologist Heidi Grant.
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People underestimate how complex it is to ... because it's not just getting the technology right.
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She repeatedly meets people who underestimate how hard the RCT approach is to run well.
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And it's probably an underestimate; these death records don't include gun-related injuries, for example.
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So, let this be an example to never underestimate a girl's intelligence and perfect comebacks.
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Ah, Walker, never underestimate the tenacity of children — or the seductive power of a pooch.
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Definitely seems logical to underestimate Black Panther's impact even a year before it came out.
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But don't underestimate the new version of Travis fans are going to see this season.
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The emperor would not be the last to underestimate the burden of providing retirement benefits.
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"We can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity, but justice will come," she said.
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Workers tend to sharply underestimate how much they'll need to manage the reality of retirement.
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One should never underestimate the emotional attachment between a musician and his or her instrument.
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Caveat: Don't underestimate Son or the possibility that SoftBank "walking away" is a negotiating tactic.
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I do, and I think we tend to underestimate what southern European countries are doing.
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If the staff had been tempted to underestimate her, they soon thought better of it.
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Letters Do people underestimate how much free time they actually have in their hectic lives?
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We cannot, and politicians should not, underestimate the impact Americans with disabilities can have. 2.
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President Trump urged voters not to "underestimate" the conservative in a congratulatory tweet early Wednesday.
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One can never underestimate what one act of kindness can do to change somebody's life.
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The danger now is not to overestimate the risk of war, but to underestimate it.
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Don't underestimate the value of making connections within the community during the application process, either.
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"We can't underestimate the significant impact emotions play in the decision-making process," said Ramassini.
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"I think many people underestimate the impact we've had on the global economy," he added.
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"Never underestimate the power of political violence and terror to undo political relations," he says.
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Psychopaths, werewolves and other menaces may underestimate their prey, but don't you do the same.
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Most of the time, families underestimate how much coverage they need by quite a bit.
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While visuals can certainly be vacuous and cliche, such criticisms underestimate what imagery can achieve.
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"I think we shouldn't underestimate how radical this change is going to be," he said.
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A host of studies insist that we generally underestimate our own creativity, persistence, and persuasiveness.
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All the reasons you underestimate your resilience Thao isn't just an isolated case, Molinsky insists.
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This is because mainstream media tends to overestimate individual hackers' capabilities yet underestimate our ethics.
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But don't underestimate their tenacity to survive and drive to build products that customers love.
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And I think maybe sometimes the platform businesses, they underestimate the powers that they hold.
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Never underestimate the power of the sun, and be diligent and generous with your SPF.
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Never underestimate the ability of the French to find deep meaning in the zombie apocalypse.
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But don't underestimate the emotional trauma that people are feeling, and the emotional health issues.
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I wouldn't underestimate how powerful of a dynamic that could become as these negotiations progress.
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Jordan has suggested allotting $500 million, which vastly underestimate the costs of such vocational programs.
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Disenchanting emotional touch also causes people to underestimate the way past experiences shape current behavior.
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"I love it, I love the fact people underestimate us," Casey said during training camp.
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"Don't be reckless, don't drive near the coast and don't underestimate the power of waves."
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And don't underestimate the importance of fatigue, she said, and its impact on your posture.
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Do not for a moment underestimate the importance of getting out and voting in November.
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When it comes to our careers, don't underestimate the power of bringing together 10 friends.
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"Don't ever underestimate the political fervor of the art world," she told The Washington Post.
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But if students ignore or underestimate the humanities, what is left for their mental development?
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Some White House veterans said Mr. Bannon should not underestimate the value of geographic proximity.
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We can't underestimate and say it's nothing but we don't have to overreact and panic.
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We can't underestimate and say it's nothing but we don't have to overreact and panic.
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Unfortunately, far too many people underestimate the importance of regular visits to the eye doctor.
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Champions of Google underestimate how much the meaning of words and sentences changes with context.
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But as his recent tweet illustrates, Trump continues to underestimate the consequences of his approach.
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And no one should underestimate the impact that the Ebola crisis had on strengthening communities.
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Suddenly, Ruiz's words before the fight—"Don't underestimate this little fat boy," Ruiz warned Joshua.
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They overestimate their abilities and underestimate how long change takes, so they expect immediate results.
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I would not underestimate American farmers' ability to grow marijuana on a large, commercial scale.
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HAVE A FOOD STASH Don't underestimate the power of food as entertainment, Ms. Ogintz said.
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You can make someone feel they can underestimate you, and then you do your job.
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Regardless, we'd do well to not forget or underestimate these pair of puppet masters, though.
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She argues that investors can't underestimate the Fed's willingness to keep the economic expansion going.
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I learned that it rarely pays to neglect or underestimate Russia, or display gratuitous disrespect.
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"We often underestimate the value that visual reminders can play in our lives," Gielan says.
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The challenge for Iceland, now, is that no one will underestimate its team this time.
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JG: I say, I never underestimate the reliance on hacky jokes by mediocre white guys.
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"We are officially telling the U.S. and the handful of opposition politicians in Hong Kong who follow America's lead to not underestimate our determination to protect Hong Kong's prosperity and stability, don't underestimate our belief to protect the 'one country, two systems policy' and don't underestimate our capabilities and strategies in protecting our country's sovereignty, safety, growth and rights," the office said, according to a CNBC translation of an online-Chinese language statement.
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"I wouldn't underestimate Howard Schultz twice," he said in a televised interview with CNBC on Monday.
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But don&apost underestimate the remarkable leadership skills of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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Vets may underestimate the risk of opioids ending up in the wrong hands, the survey suggests.
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"But I think people still continue to underestimate how large the addressable opportunity is," he said.
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Still, he said, China shouldn't underestimate the determination of current pricing centers to maintain their status.
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Taken as a group, the consumer devices tended to slightly underestimate energy expenditure, the researchers found.
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"People tend to overestimate their physical activity and underestimate how much food they eat," Stanforth said.
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"You cannot underestimate the impact of the U.S. tax reform on the country's competitiveness," he said.
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"A big key to match play is you can't underestimate anyone," McIlroy told the Golf Channel.
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Still, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Beijing should not underestimate President Donald Trump's resolve.
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Don't underestimate the police department for putting their lives on the line to capture this thief.
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I think people — especially new parents, at least I did — underestimate the resilience of human survivalism.
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We may need that, and this is where I think folks shouldn't underestimate their own ability.
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The problem with such forecasts is that they underestimate the complexity of general, human-level intelligence.
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And you can&apost really underestimate the importance of sitting face-to-face with these leaders.
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Yet that may underestimate the degree to which the administration's foreign policy is fuelled by emotion.
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What do you think is your quality that people underestimate as a CEO, as an entrepreneur?
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We should not underestimate the magnitude of the problem at both the individual and national level.
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In other words, don't underestimate the effect this would have on the communication of these issues.
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"There are many misleading claims about statins ... [but] people tend to underestimate the benefits," he said.
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So academics reckon the official finding that 310,000 Britons have taken steroids is a significant underestimate.
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Never underestimate the power of a label-maker, clear storage containers, or categorically organized pantry shelves.
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"I think people underestimate how much you can learn in a short time frame," said Drost.
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Also, don't underestimate the importance of "curb appeal," or how the property looks on the outside.
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Ryan's only vote came from Devon, which is yet another reminder to never underestimate a bromance.
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"It has been dangerous in the past to underestimate North Korea on these things," Town said.
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But don't underestimate the significance of this coming from a Republican with a history of independence.
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Junkrat's bear trap is a helpful defensive tool, but many players underestimate its offensive shutdown capabilities.
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And most experts agree that it is likely statistics on the rate of fatality underestimate reality.
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BOLTON: Well, I think as Larry is saying, don&apost underestimate President Trump&aposs resolve here.
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First, let me tell you that I have been too humble, $140 Trillion is an underestimate.
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Millennials, in particular, could be in target-date funds that underestimate how long they will work.
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His preparation, his consistency, his skills -- I would never, ever, ever underestimate him under any circumstance.
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If there's one thing 22018 has taught the world, it's that we shouldn't underestimate today's youth.
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"We do underestimate the risk of prolonged exposure to heat," Raukar told Motherboard over the phone.
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There are some other strong reasons for believing that polls underestimate the number of gun owners.
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He called for greater confidence but said authorities should not underestimate the difficulties in the economy.
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Never underestimate the power of putting your heart on the line when things are getting physical.
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We always overestimate the change in two or three years and underestimate it in a decade.
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"They better not underestimate the president," Larry Kudlow said in an interview on Fox Business Network.
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Many investors still underestimate the strength of the global economy and overestimate their exposure to international.
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He thought for a moment, and then named one, which was to "underestimate" its political opponents.
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It would be a mistake for Trump to underestimate their ability to slow-roll his agenda.
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Cersei is destined to underestimate how her actions might come back to bite her; and 2.
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We currently don't simulate many services, so our calculations actually underestimate the value of urban trees.
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They exemplify why no American should underestimate their role or take a backseat in our democracy.
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They have wonderful palettes and exude an effortless, tossed-off charm that is easy to underestimate.
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This is an underestimate, since it excludes those whose schedules vary within traditional day shift times.
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Insiders in Iowa say it would be foolish to underestimate Trump's ground game in the state.
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And more generally, patients tend to vastly overestimate the benefits and underestimate the harms of treatment.
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"Do not underestimate us, and do not try us," Trump said while addressing the National Assembly.
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As popular as net neutrality has become, naysayers underestimate the chances of success at every stage.
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Do not underestimate the importance of the socks — your boots won't be much use without them.
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China's Foreign Ministry said Monday that no one should underestimate China's will to protect its sovereignty.
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Ressi explained that a lot of founders underestimate just how long the fundraising process can be.
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Additionally, Khan notes that many students underestimate the amount of rejection encountered on most career paths.
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Finally, we should not underestimate the role of the media in keeping this irrational belief alive.
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While many people continued to underestimate him, Mr. Trump's supporters were incredibly passionate about their candidate.
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"If they underestimate me, they're not too smart," said Oklahoma's 6-foot point guard Jordan Woodard.
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The characters she fights often underestimate her because of her disability — and that's a big mistake.
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The people Afsana fights often underestimate her because of her disability — and that's a big mistake.
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We put a lot of attention into schools, but you can't underestimate the importance of daycare.
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Bottom line: Acquisitions are all about the money, but don't underestimate personal relationships in this one.
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However, let's not underestimate the significance of even a tentative agreement without flesh on its bones.
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Your voice matters, so don't underestimate your own power to make the office a better place.
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Too many venture capitalists underestimate physical retail's importance and pooh-pooh startups focused on this sector.
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"People really underestimate or under-index how crazy things were during the Bush administration," he says.
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People who feel more energized by time alone underestimate the positive consequences of interacting with strangers.
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But highly employable people never underestimate the power of their gut feeling — it's an extra edge.
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Just as colleges may be tempted to underestimate budgets, there are incentives to overestimate as well.
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Critic's Notebook Never underestimate the wisdom of the chorus during a tragedy, onstage or in life.
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Even Drest's disobedience feels like the prelude to her proving that fathers shouldn't underestimate their daughters.
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So we also tested whether people underestimate the pressure to comply with the police as well.
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Researchers cite a confidence gap: Men tend to overestimate their abilities, while women consistently underestimate theirs.
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"I wouldn't underestimate the barriers that existing providers" will throw in the way, Mr. Fein said.
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Don't underestimate the time and energy it takes to mount your TV on the wall yourself.
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But that number is likely an underestimate, since Iran has a shortage of COVID-19 tests.
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They also still systematically underestimate the prevalence and success of centralised planning and extensive welfare states.
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"I think people underestimate how long it will take them to get unpacked," Ms. Wilford noted.
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It would be foolish to underestimate the administration, which has the power to do substantial damage.
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But the mistake, as always, is to underestimate the Spurs, to take their resolve for granted.
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His colleagues say it would be a mistake to underestimate this junior member of the Senate.
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"Don't underestimate the impact that your skin can have on your quality of life," she says.
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Don't underestimate the effect of another decade of compound interest at that point in your life.
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"I wouldn't underestimate California's resolve if everything moves in this extreme climate denial direction," said Gov.
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"One of the things I did underestimate was how much more important communication becomes," Spiegel said.
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Overestimating benefits will skew any cost-benefit analysis, especially when you underestimate the cost of college.
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"You can't underestimate the importance that the investment in transit infrastructure has had," Mr. Weilminster said.
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But the strange bedfellows of this issue may be causing legal analysts to underestimate its chances.
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This misbelief means people underestimate the benefits of removing the most inefficient cars from the road.
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Also, the accelerometers were not able to record activities in water and may underestimate cycling activity.
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Partly because we&aposve been socially conditioned to underestimate ourselves, while men tend to overestimate themselves.
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I think we underestimate the strength of the Japanese market too, so Sony's okay with me.
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Don't underestimate the beneficial effects of music and the company of animals; both can be therapeutic.
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But he possesses a serene courage that is easy to underestimate because it is so affable.
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"The centrality of Jerusalem for Erdogan and his administration — you can't underestimate that," Mr. Cagaptay said.
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You decide, but don't underestimate the importance of those activities to good health and well-being.
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Nor is it a call to underestimate the very horrible spate of hate attacks around the country.
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Remember, they work for you — so don't underestimate the power of pressuring those who hold public office!
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The other is the tendency for them to underestimate the importance of luck in their own lives.
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Never stop showing what some will always underestimate, that kindness will always win in the long run.
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I am, however, concerned that people underestimate the lethal danger ducks pose to the sandwich bread community.
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Corsi said he would advise Stone not to underestimate the amount of information already in Mueller's possession.
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The estimated total Olympicscost of $4.8 billion—with, again, no Chicago taxpayer contribution—was a massive underestimate.
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"I never underestimate them," Walmart US chief Greg Foran said at a retail industry conference in March.
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Baeidinejad cautioned the White House would be "very sorry" to underestimate Iran should a military conflict ensue.
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That's probably an underestimate, as only about 215 in 21 actual cases is reported to the WHO.
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You don't lack ambition, but you might sometimes underestimate what it takes to achieve your ambitious endeavors.
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Researchers said the figures are an underestimate as many hate crimes are not reported, investigated or prosecuted.
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But as it turns out, you can never underestimate how bad the Manhattan Transit Authority can be.
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John Bel Edwards warned Gulf Coast residents not to underestimate the storm's potential for causing major damage.
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But if we've learned anything this year, it's to never underestimate the power of a Skarsgård transformation.
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"I think it is easy to underestimate how radical WhatsApp's decision to deploy E2E was," he writes.
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AB: I think studios underestimate the power of word of mouth that goes into all of this.
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"You obviously can't underestimate a company like Amazon," said Pedro Guasti, CEO of Brazilian online consultancy Ebit.
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However, as the past year has proven, they would be unwise to underestimate the power of Trump.
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The received wisdom that the army's rampage claimed 10,000 lives is probably an underestimate, the report argues.
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"If they choose to underestimate my ability to make stuff happen, it is their problem," Vesterbacka said.
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For that reason, we cannot underestimate the cultural significance of the release of Black Panther this week.
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Negative news is one reason why people consistently underestimate the progress humanity is making, complains Steven Pinker.
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Moral of the story: Never underestimate the fury of a Fury, particularly one that just…won't…die.
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But the group believes that's an underestimate, based on criteria used to define a killing in detention.
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"They underestimate us," said General Vladimir Padrino, Mr Maduro's defence minister, in response to Mr Trump's speech.
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Yet all agreed on one thing after a primary season that shattered conventional wisdom: Don't underestimate Trump.
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"A lot of people underestimate the impact that infertility can have on a person's wellbeing," says Johannesson.
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Spalter says "you can never underestimate your planning and prioritization process" when it comes to moving forward.
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We've learned over 80 years that you can't underestimate the cost of setting up the manufacturing base.
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"Don't underestimate their inclination to normalize after too many years at artificial low rates," El-Erian said.
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Keep bringing happiness and entertainment into the world and don't underestimate the value of what you do.
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The top draw for workers is base salary, but managers appeared to underestimate how important this was.
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"We shouldn't underestimate what's happening on the internet," Merkel said in a speech to parliament last week.
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We have seen a fair number of our founders underestimate their cash needs at the seed round.
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I have learnt it is always dangerous to underestimate the resilience and resourcefulness of the American people.
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"I would say that most clients underestimate their capital gains," Cross told me in a phone call.
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They could probably do a little more but don't ever underestimate the value of a free education.
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Don't underestimate the importance of the Bank of Mom and Dad when it comes to financial literacy.
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If you underestimate your opponents, if you truly believe you're running the show – you're likely already gone.
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Sometimes, it isn't a problem with messaging — retailers simply underestimate how in demand a product will be.
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"I think people totally underestimate how persuasive he might be in a general election campaign," Sasse said.
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We cannot afford to underestimate a force and a nation led by such a seemingly volatile ruler.
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"Another reason people drive while tired is that they underestimate the risks of driving drowsy," Griffin added.
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But currency strategists have tended to underestimate lira weakness, suggesting the consensus view could prove too optimistic.
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"Many people in our culture still consider masturbation "taboo" and underestimate its prevalence," the campaign website reads.
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"We should not underestimate them even if we beat them last year," said Germany midfielder Sami Khedira.
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To underestimate the contribution of the librettist is to fundamentally not understand how a musical is made.
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We certainly do not underestimate the challenges the Trump administration poses for corporate leaders in every sector.
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He said that the Roman Catholic Church would not cover up or underestimate abuse inside the church.
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After his performance on Sunday, chances are Matt Patricia and the Lions defense don't underestimate Cousins' ability.
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Planning fallacy is the tendency to underestimate how much time it will take to complete a task.
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My desire outweighs my knowledge of the pain and I always underestimate the discomfort to justify it.
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"Don't underestimate the people who serve on boards," said Willie Brown, a former mayor of San Francisco.
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I wouldn't underestimate how he has kind of given the Pentagon more authority within some defined limits.
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Part of the challenge is not to underestimate Mr. Trump's continuing appeal to aggrieved working-class voters.
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Every day my daily mantra was: Let him be underestimating me, and let me never underestimate him.
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Several Iowa experts have told The Hill that Trump's rivals underestimate his ground-game at their peril.
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Financing of entrepreneurial ventures may simply be another realm in which women systematically underestimate their own worth.
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The bill definitely will spring board growth and I think people underestimate the multipliers associated with that.
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"We know [216,000 species] is a big underestimate of the true extent of the problem," he explained.
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They face Belgium on Sunday evening, and Marc Wilmots' men would do well not to underestimate them.
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Samudio thinks parents often underestimate the amount of anxiety even the youngest kid could experience about Christmas.
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BULLOCK I underestimate myself constantly, constantly — whether it's in my own mind or whether it actually exists.
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But this good news, according to some analysts, had caused investors to underestimate a number of concerns.
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You don't want to come across as condescending, and you also don't want to underestimate Mr. Kemp.
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"Never underestimate Merkel," said Joseph Braml, a trans-Atlantic expert at the German Council on Foreign Relations.
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A lot of people underestimate us as these young kids of colour but we pulled it off.
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The combined $3.4 trillion cost here is also an underestimate, given the latest changes to Trump's plan.
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So the ratio of these two hexagonal distances — 6r/2r = 3 — must represent an underestimate of pi.
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A recent study found that many conservative legislators substantially underestimate support for abortion among their own constituents.
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I can't blame Taxify for that — but it did underestimate how long navigating the city would take.
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Aid officials privately called that an underestimate, saying treatment centers are seeing hundreds of cases each day.
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"Never underestimate the effect that the central banks can have on gold and on bitcoin," Grasso said.
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"You can't underestimate the value of people who have triumphed in this broken system," Ms. White said.
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When you -- when President Putin first came to power did President Bush and you underestimate President Putin?
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Don't underestimate the power of recognition and how vital it is to create a positive work environment.
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I think the bears underestimate the power of Disney's content to boys and girls around the world.
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French concluded: We coldhearted analysts and nerds always seem to underestimate the power of victory and hope.
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It's always been easy to underestimate Biden, with his cornball affect and his motor-mouth verbal tics.
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IRBs also tend to underestimate the ability of LGBT teens to self-consent to participation in research.
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"We will not underestimate the damage this storm can cause," the governor said at a news conference.
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Don't underestimate the power of textiles, accessories and window treatments; they can bring a space to life.
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Even sophisticated businesses often underestimate the amount of work that goes into opening one of these programs.
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I often say that those in politics should never underestimate the collective wisdom of the American people.
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How did we and other news organizations underestimate the support for such an unusual, even divisive candidate?
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It&aposs because they underestimate the cost of building something and end up running out of money.
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"People underestimate how opening up your emails again is so time-consuming because you read it again."
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And it is unwise today to underestimate just how high polarization has raised the barriers to action.
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So a polling average that doesn't include them will underestimate Democrat's advantage in the national political environment.
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Writer Panos Mourdoukoutas seemed to grossly underestimate just how much libraries and librarians provide to the public.
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Nevertheless, it might be unwise to underestimate the appeal of a young charismatic politician of Castro's temperament.
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"We cannot underestimate the damage and revenue loss the government will face in these six weeks," says Bernard.
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"I know one thing, never underestimate Serena," former player Brad Gilbert said on the same call as Evert.
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But even that might be an underestimate, considering the few indirect sources of data available to the pair.
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They have to- I do think we underestimate how people- Andrea Mitchell: ... be pegged more to breaking news.
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While all this is going on, never underestimate the impact of online anti-Semitism, which is alarmingly viral.
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To be upfront: This is not a major blowout, but don't underestimate the savings to be had here.
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Budak also said the new study may underestimate the spread of misinformation since it only evaluated popular posts.
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People compare me, underestimate me, I feel so confident in myself right now... it ain't no hard feelings.
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Why people underestimate the capacity of political parties to keep their election promises remains an open research question.
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"We can never underestimate the American people," Lightfoot said in an interview after the DNC's gala in Manhattan.
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Too many of us underestimate our own capacity for wellness and our ability to weather these daily storms.
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Yet "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead" is a warning not to underestimate the lowly.
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With these Pinterest recipes, you and your dinner guests will never underestimate the power of the potato again.
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Trump says he would like to 'hit' DNC speakers who disparaged him But no one should underestimate Trump.
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First of all, many people underestimate how much they need to save to meet their long-term needs.
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While there are few similarities between the candidates' proposals, millennials shouldn't underestimate the significance of having a choice.
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Don't Underestimate The Transformative Power Of Non-Puffer Accessories Either Sometimes you just don't feel like going out.
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These exclusive national identities have been very powerful forces throughout history — and we underestimate them at our peril.
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Well, I just -- as somebody who underestimated Trump, I don&apost take -- I don&apost underestimate anybody anymore.
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"It's a big mistake for governments in Africa or anywhere to underestimate the tech community," Enonchong told TechCrunch.
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It would be unwise to underestimate his ability to feign gravitas and transform himself into an apparent centrist.
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Not only do we overestimate our gifts, abilities, and insights, we chronically underestimate costs, timelines, and challenges. Why?
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"You can't underestimate Team Great Britain and they've shown that at both Beijing and London," she told Reuters.
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In the media, I think people tend to underestimate the amount of really frequent use that's going on.
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Did the players underestimate his ability, or were they just so good he was along for the ride?
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Both the tech and auto industries probably underestimate the skills the other brings to the table, he said.
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Worse, the planners underestimate the harm that dams will do to ecosystems as well as to food security.
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It's painfully easy to underestimate what fashion games are capable of doing, and that's especially true on iOS.
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However, the Russians may underestimate the robust, tough and hard-nosed policies the Trump administration would hopefully pursue.
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The lesson here is to never underestimate a red-blooded human's desire to feel an airy, imaginary boob.
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Then again, no one should underestimate the man who lived on Soylent alone for months at a time.
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" And Michael Hill, an ex-professor who said, in 2015, "Never underestimate the perfidy of the organized Jew.
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If the Trump era has taught Washington anything, it's never to underestimate how much worse things can get.
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"They're a good side, so it will be very foolish of us to underestimate them," he told reporters.
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"People underestimate what the Chinese consumer feels and thinks," said Fenella Barber, founder of Bao business-relations advisory.
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Their plan is to isolate Escobar and give him no quarter, but they continue to underestimate his strength.
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The president's demeanor has caused us — and arguably, some of our allies — to underestimate ISIS's reach and ability.
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Don't underestimate the importance of this for success and give yourself serious credit if this applies to you.
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Underestimate her, take her for granted, ignore her — and she has the power to make the earth tremble.
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Lots of times, people underestimate the actual dollar figures that they spend in certain areas of their life.
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Yet the winds of history could turn in their favor if politicians in Westminster underestimate Ireland's political climate.
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And you can't underestimate the political influence of a bunch of upper-middle-class 30- and 40-somethings.
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Politico noted that she warned Fox not to underestimate Trump when he launched his presidential bid last year.
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Put another way, seat-by-seat estimates at this point tend to underestimate the extent of the wave.
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As with heroin and crack use, official drug use statistics undoubtedly underestimate the true prevalence of SC use.
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Technology companies and political leaders completely underestimate the depth of reform that's needed to actually solve housing affordability.
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But in reality, captive tortoises have a notable knack for escape artistry, perhaps because people underestimate their gumption.
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Individuals who make romantic advances toward coworkers underestimate how uncomfortable the targets of their advances feel rejecting them.
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"People in the political sphere are going to underestimate him, and that really benefits him," Mr. Shields said.
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"A lot of people underestimate young women," the local brothel owner (a brilliant Margo Martindale) tells the sisters.
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And I think it's a clear message to Chris Sununu and others as well: Do not underestimate me.
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Consequently, research finds that we tend to underestimate the impact of our own words and actions on others.
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"What people underestimate is the time needed for this to happen," said Michael Chui, a partner with McKinsey.
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It's also wise here not to underestimate Popovich, who is far more adaptable than his reputation would suggest.
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Don't underestimate the power of ginger lime syrup to turn cucumber water into a killer cocktail (or mocktail).
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But Trump's demand seems to underestimate the role that federal employees and contractors will play in its construction.
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Aid officials privately called that an underestimate, saying that treatment centers are seeing hundreds of cases each day.
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For party goers, the message is clear: Never underestimate a parlor trick, particularly if a microwave is involved.
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However, we tend to exaggerate the severity of the threat and underestimate our ability to cope, he said.
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Responding to a Reuters question, Gao said Beijing hopes Washington will not underestimate China's resolve to fight back.
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Many of them have never even seen snow before, and they underestimate the toll the cold can take.
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Hey, never underestimate the power of a Florida sunset and a perfectly-made slice of key lime pie.
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I think generally, people underestimate the capability of AI. They sort of think like, it's a smart human.
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Wall Street might underestimate what Sanders would be able to do if he lands in the Oval Office.
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"[But] don't underestimate or give Apple consumers credit for their willingness to pay up for products," he added.
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It is easy to underestimate in advance the impact of globalization and automation – I have done it myself.
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When our excitement is sky-high, we have the tendency to underestimate the level of risk we're taking.
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"She's brave enough to say what she wants and you can't underestimate that in today's Turkey," he said.
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President Trump on Sunday issued a warning not to underestimate U.S. resolve as he launched his Asia trip.
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The White House advised health care reform critics Friday not to underestimate President Donald Trump's deal-making prowess.
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For example, humans are biased to underestimate costs or look for information that confirms what they already believe.
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She has beauty and wit enough to turn her gifts against the men who limit and underestimate her.
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"I've learned to never ever underestimate Hyundai," said Sharon Silke Carty, editor-in-chief of Car and Driver.
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"The mantra on our side is never to underestimate Mitch McConnell," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.
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I should say that polling has tended to underestimate Trump's appeal to white voters without a college degree.
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There are two recent cases that demonstrate why we should not underestimate the "good sense" of the voter.
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Yet Trump's opponents should not underestimate the political impact that freeing hostages can have on the public imagination.
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History shows us that projections often underestimate the costs and overestimate the benefits of government healthcare programs. Sen.
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According to a study conducted by CSPI, even professional dieticians significantly underestimate the calorie content of restaurant meals.
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It is foolish to underestimate the anger in places like these, as the most recent presidential election confirmed.
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"I am more concerned about the Senate, although I don't underestimate the challenge in the House," said Rep.
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In making this dismissive conclusion, Texas and the lower courts greatly underestimate the individuals who serve as jurors.
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"That's why I would not underestimate the tensions and the potential for escalation before eventually things get better."
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It would be wise not to underestimate the strategic implications of the pipeline project on U.S.-European relations.
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In fact, some studies say we greatly underestimate how willing people are to respond to a direct request.
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"Spin" champions the resourcefulness of teenagers and pities the grown-ups — villainous or just clueless — who underestimate them.
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But even that is a significant underestimate of the aggregate cost of poor macroeconomic management to the country.
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Aerie: If you're looking for affordable, comfortable, and widely available undies and loungewear, don't underestimate American Eagle's Aerie.
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Turns out, we didn't underestimate Canadian (and British) fighting mettle as much as we underestimated our own incompetence.
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The happiness you get from stuff you overestimate, and we underestimate the happiness we'll get from experiences. Right.
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While experts in the international community are skeptical, Cha said that the West tends to underestimate their capabilities.
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First, they underestimate the capacity of white people to rise above racism and stand for justice and equality.
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The potential for returns is too great to underestimate where the best ideas can originate and who discovers them.
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And I think people underestimate or over estimate how much access the board has to information like that. Right?
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Panthers fans, meanwhile, seemed to underestimate their team's chances — Charlotte came in sixth for per capita flight search volume.
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We are now seeing eight to 2000 cases recorded each day, a number that is very likely an underestimate.
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Studies suggest that both patients and doctors tend to overestimate drugs' benefits, but underestimate their risks and side effects.
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And don't underestimate your community and how you can use your community, particularly now with social media, to galvanize.
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Don't underestimate the impact: Chronically weary older adults are at risk of losing their independence and becoming socially isolated.
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"I never underestimate them," Walmart US chief Greg Foran said of Aldi at a retail industry conference in March.
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Hey, digital media companies: Don't underestimate the power of humanizing your efforts with a healthy dose of offline "soul."
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Don't underestimate the impact you can have about the shape of the platform of our party and the candidates.
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The caution tape jacket is supposed to feel like a party while simultaneously showing Harley isn't someone to underestimate.
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And in his opinion it's better to overestimate, rather than underestimate, our chances of creating machines cleverer than humans.
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To underestimate Paul as a dope who lucked into stardom by looks and charm is a grave, grave mistake.
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No one should underestimate the incredible strength it must have taken to walk out his faith under such circumstances.
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Kerr said the figures "almost certainly" represent an underestimate of the true scale of slavery and trafficking in Britain.
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But they underestimate the risk of shale, and overestimate their own ability to manage the market, at their peril.
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Part of the problem is that men systematically underestimate the problems that women face inside the office and out.
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" Rob Torres, managing director of Google Travel: "I think the majority of folks underestimate the Trump power right now.
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But I think politicians underestimate how these companies have fundamentally changed people's lives in ways that are pretty extraordinary.
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Spending almost $1,217 per kid seems like a lot until you realize that parents regularly underestimate the final bill.
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And third, young people's brains are not fully developed and are more likely to underestimate the dangers of work.
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She cautioned the other hosts not to underestimate that, despite the president's lack of a novel message to voters.
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Obama also appeared to underestimate the potency of the gun lobby and National Rifle Association back then as well.
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Yet, given Musk's foray into space and his formidable electric car company, we have learned not to underestimate Musk.
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And that's likely an underestimate; it doesn't include people who are never diagnosed because they lack access to care.
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Current polls predict a very narrow victory for the "Remain" camp, though, again, one should never underestimate a mood.
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The electorate is evenly split between the "yes" and "no" camps, though polls may underestimate the president's rural support.
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Be smart: Don't underestimate Trump's power to do whatever the hell he wants and still keep his base voters.
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It found that women have a tendency to underestimate their earnings prospects, while men consistently overestimate theirs in comparison.
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Never underestimate a Gallagher's capacity for pettiness, and also expect Liam's rebuttal of the song via Twitter by tonight.
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For now, do not underestimate the extreme concern of many Republicans, whose party now owns the Donald Trump presidency.
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So, you know, his preparation, his consistency, his skills, I would never ever, ever underestimate him under any circumstances.
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Most underestimate what their home is worth and, consequently, the amount of home equity that they could draw upon.
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He's happy to talk about his work—he thinks a lot of people underestimate bouncers, and that upsets him.
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It's impossible to underestimate the power of being able to look up and see someone who 'looks like you'.
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And never underestimate the 80-plus organisations who carry the name Commonwealth for a variety of linkages and benefits.
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Turner spoke to Entertainment Weekly about Sansa's arc in the new season, and revealed we shouldn't underestimate Ned's daughter.
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But it could be catastrophic to underestimate the potential for computer error as we seek to reduce driver error.
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"No one should underestimate Marc Elias," Weiner said, noting that critics accused him of stealing the 2008 Minnesota election.
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If we underestimate its power, and we miss out using neuroscience for something good, that's a problem as well.
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Global economic policymakers would be making a grave error were they to underestimate the consequences of a hard Breixt.
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"Don't underestimate the power of rhyme as a way to be an ear worm and be memorable," Tejerina said.
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"I think it's very easy to underestimate the value and the stickiness of the Oracle customer base," Magouyrk said.
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"No dictator ... should ever underestimate American resolve," Trump was quoted as saying to troops gathered at Yokota Air Base.
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Still, Tasini also said it was important not to underestimate the forces ranged against the candidates on the left.
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They also underestimate the capacity of a sensible citizenry to assess and ultimately reject extreme, false and nonsensical content.
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"It would be difficult to underestimate the importance of Kim Kardashian West's impact on the Internet," the description continues.
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But women's rights groups say this a gross underestimate as most of these marriages are customary and not registered.
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"People underestimate the corrosive effect it has," said Max Stier, president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service.
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Many state-level polls omitted this factor in 2016, leading them to underestimate Trump's strength in key swing states.
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Adolescence Adults can help by making sure adolescents don't overestimate the dangers or underestimate their ability to protect themselves.
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My daily mantra really and truly was to let him be underestimating me, and let me never underestimate him.
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So it is likely that the overall proportion of parents who use C.H.A. for their children is an underestimate.
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You can never underestimate how quickly Texans will disown those who do not have Texas' best interests in mind.
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Ms. Gillibrand charged in a recent CNN interview that there was some "gender bias" among those who underestimate her.
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A new report from the Prison Policy Initiative, however, has bad news: That $0 billion number is an underestimate.
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One unintended effect of this disenchantment is that it becomes easy to underestimate the risks inherent in any encounter.
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"We shouldn't underestimate how this could be a problem for some of these regimes in terms of their legitimacy."
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Underestimate them at your peril, they insist, and while they probably won't win Sunday, their opinions still carry weight.
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But don't underestimate the importance of Ryan Courtney's props, which assume alarmingly multifarious roles, and Raja Feather Kelly's choreography.
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Mr. Walker, a two-term governor running for re-election, has cautioned Republicans not to underestimate Democrats in November.
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"You simply can't underestimate the consumer appeal of anything made miniature," Varga says — but there's more at play here.
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We can take to heart the lesson of Feels Good Man, that we underestimate virality at our own risk.
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But it's easy to underestimate the danger of a place like North Korea, to feel that it's not real.
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The incredible part is that Goldman Sachs acknowledges that its calculations may underestimate the extent of China's debt buildup.
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One study found that relative to other racial groups, physicians are twice as likely to underestimate black patients' pain.
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"Never underestimate the ability of Washington to kick the can down the road," said one Republican Appropriations Committee source.
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The financial market reaction seems to have been to mostly shrug off the impact, which may underestimate the risks.
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A coauthor of that study believes her paper and this new one probably underestimate how many injuries are occurring.
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Across all these studies we see a common pattern: We routinely underestimate others&apos willingness and ability to help.
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We also vastly underestimate the responsiveness of "dormant ties" — the connections we once had that we haven&apost maintained.
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Since they underestimate the danger, Americans may not be preparing for it by learning new skills or getting retrained.
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As an entrepreneur, you should never underestimate how much of your success is based on your ability to sell.
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After the 2016 election, however, it would be risky to underestimate what motivates the legions of Trump's true believers.
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An Alaska Airlines flight attendant said she's disappointed by the way some passengers underestimate the intelligence of flight attendants.
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Yet forces, perhaps competitive pressures, may have caused some to underestimate risk and overestimate the robustness of internal controls.
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"If there is one thing I want everyone to learn from this, it's that you should never underestimate grandmothers."
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The statistics come with some caveats suggesting they may underestimate the true numbers of Medicare beneficiaries using the program.
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Scientists said current heat models for Australia "clearly underestimate the trend" for more devastating bushfires as climate change strengthens.
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"Do not underestimate the impact of the SPD getting the influential finance ministry," said Commerzbank chief economist Joerg Kraemer.
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The fans love them, and it's so interesting—I've always said you can never underestimate the wrestling fan's passion.
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" Rob Torres, managing director of Google Travel: "I think the majority of folks underestimate the Trump power right now.
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He approved of more vigilant civilians, but didn't want anyone to underestimate the training necessary to confront a shooter.
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"The United States should not underestimate China's determination, will and capabilities to safeguard its sovereignty and territory," Wu said.
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Rival campaigns may want to note that the first verse ends with: "Don't underestimate the things that I will do."
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We should not underestimate the disastrous consequences that could befall women at the hands of online armies of radical misogynists.
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I think Democrats underestimate Trump's ability to win a general election in the same way Republicans have in the primary.
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Don't underestimate the Law of Attraction which instructs us to picture ourselves surrounded by the outcome we wish to create.
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We can't underestimate the fundamental ideological differences between Democrats and Republicans on the entitlements–of which Obamacare is just one.
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The thing about Corinne — and I think you're seeing a little bit of this — is she's someone you shouldn't underestimate.
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The future of Europe lies primarily in Europe's hands, but it would be a historic mistake to underestimate American influence.
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"So it might be an underestimate of the negative impacts of alcohol on people other than the drinker," she said.
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In fact, according to some recent research, most people greatly underestimate how willing others are to respond to direct requests.
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The problem is that these tests fail to mimic real-life driving situations, and so they underestimate actual pollution levels.
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Even so, she warned these blood tests "likely significantly underestimate the contribution of lead burden from lead in water exposure."
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"China strongly urges the United States not to misjudge the situation or underestimate determination of the Chinese people," it added.
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" She fusses on "Warrior," giving us a signature guttural scream; defiantly charges against anyone who dared underestimate her on "Phenomena.
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One of the potential Conservative rebels, Nicky Morgan, warned the government not to underestimate their desire to change the bill.
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Montella imparted a lesson she learned during the Lehman collapse — do not underestimate the pervasiveness and significance of an event.
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"People also underestimate how summertime activities, like swimming in the pool and ocean, can dry out your hair," Lordet said.
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But React VR and A-Frame lower the barrier to entry so far that it seems foolish to underestimate them.
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Minerd thinks the media is misrepresenting coronavirus death rates, which is causing many investors to underestimate its influence on growth.
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"People underestimate how easy a malicious hacker could have used a vulnerability like this to cause major havoc," TheHackerGiraffe said.
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The prison service reckons there are at least 139 transgender inmates in England and Wales, which is probably an underestimate.
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"Do not underestimate the long arm of American law, or the resolve of American law enforcement," Rosenstein said to applause.
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I think the one thing Samsung can't afford to do is underestimate the challenge they have in front of them.
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But a generation of American women and men will learn something new: to never underestimate the power of a woman.
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Never underestimate the power of nature — it continues to be filled with the most alarming creepy crawlers in the world.
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"You can't underestimate the dedication and the sacrifice that goes into this kind of performance," de Toledo said on Monday.
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That means that just about every estimate is an underestimate, and the damage totals from extreme weather events are rising.
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"They probably at times underestimate how much kids actually can understand and engage in a reciprocal relationship," Dr. Diaz says.
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In addition, it's easy for the dependent spouse to underestimate exactly much a 401(k) could be worth, she said.
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But while it looks like large sums are going into insurance deals, the figures may underestimate the breadth of activity.
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When a rescue team finally shows up, the Man in Black mutters, "You underestimate me, Ford," and guns them down.
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"People underestimate our financial system — it's relatively complex," said Ross, a former vice president of business development at American Express.
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We shouldn't be afraid of the technical aspects of it, and we shouldn't underestimate the difficulty of accomplishing them either.
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Furthermore, Cramer agrees with Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty's assessment that investors should not underestimate Apple's jump into health care.
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But that would underestimate the power of YouTube culture to turn an average person like Paul into a household name.
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"Don't underestimate the PD. We are convinced that we have put together the best list for victory," he told reporters.
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Running burns more calories than most forms of exercise, but research shows that runners tend to underestimate their caloric needs.
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Unless the corps and FEMA update their statistical methods, they will continue to underestimate the flood risk for the region.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: Never underestimate the boundless creativity that stoners apply to getting high.
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"I think we underestimate the toll that carrying luggage has on us, especially if you travel a lot," Jones said.
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As pollsters as prognosticators have learned the hard way, underestimate Trump and the power of his appeal at your peril.
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It's easy to underestimate the power of a pat on the back, especially with top performers who are intrinsically motivated.
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It's hard to underestimate how much Republicans want to pass some sort of Obamacare repeal, regardless of individual senators' bleating.
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"I wouldn't underestimate what the bondholders could do to make this situation significantly more complicated," a market source told IFR.
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The editor in chief of Glamour magazine, Cindi Leive, comments on the workplace tendencies for women to underestimate their potential.
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Gabe is one of the many men in Annie's life who underestimate her, and one of the two most prominent.
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But, I think you underestimate the allure of being a Cabinet secretary — even under a president as unpredictable as Trump.
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People underestimate that because they get caught up in too many headlines that are more political than they are economic.
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I don't think the Tigers will underestimate their opponents, but the Bulldogs should be able to keep this game close.
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Mr. Leggett advises prospective buyers of large estates not to underestimate the cost of possible renovations and year-round maintenance.
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And students who underestimate the costs may become derailed if they enroll without having the financial resources they actually need.
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But the climate emergency is no longer a future threat; it's here, and we underestimate it at our own peril.
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Through collective determination, good organization, all-around athleticism, and through preying on the low expectations of opponents who underestimate them.
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He's a rare combination of personal connection and policy expertise — those who underestimate him do so at their own risk.
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China's foreign ministry said on Monday no one should underestimate its will to protect its sovereignty and Hong Kong's stability.
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Writing in The Washington Post, the author Paul Theroux cautioned Democrats not to underestimate the populist power of Trump's message.
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And the other piece of advice I have is: Don't underestimate the value of keeping yourself healthy, strong and well.
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But we never want to underestimate the emotional relationships people develop with wine, and the passions that great wines inspire.
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I'll just note that I think people overestimate how beloved Apple is and underestimate how beloved Amazon and Google are.
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I'll just note that I think people overestimate how beloved Apple is and underestimate how beloved Amazon and Google are.
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Don't underestimate the power of hearing a woman from a nation with a small-country complex proudly owning her lilt.
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"I don't think you should underestimate the rhetoric," said Marc Elias, Mr. Nelson's lawyer, referring to Mr. Scott's fraud allegations.
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But as Bishop writes, "No one should ever underestimate what the Chinese Communist Party will do when it feels threatened."
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Women also tend to underestimate their qualifications as a candidate while overestimating the barriers to victory, according to the report.
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Lovelorn teenagers usually bounce back pretty quickly, but parents shouldn't underestimate the scale of the loss in the short term.
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Veteran observers of South Carolina politics, both Republican and Democrat, say they would not underestimate her ambition or survival skills.
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Universities sometimes underestimate how many students will accept their offers of admission, putting them in a bind to create room.
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"No country should underestimate the determination of the Chinese government and people to defend territorial sovereignty," the unsigned editorial said.
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But never underestimate two things — the taste of the American public, to paraphrase H. L. Mencken, and the nag factor.
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Though some worry that increased automation will lead to job losses, they underestimate the importance and value of human creativity.
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"I never underestimate my colleagues," Mr. Churkin told reporters before posting on Twitter a picture of their first private meeting.
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People who've worked with Bannon say it's foolish to underestimate the lengths Bannon will go to destroy the GOP establishment.
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So when the time comes for the nanny to move on, parents may underestimate how profound the loss can be.
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But the consequence was to overlook — and most likely underestimate — the experiences of employers who can best afford the raises.
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In all, 84% of people underestimate their spending on subscriptions—with roughly of them half off by $100 or more.
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We should never underestimate the importance of overcoming the suffering, pain and humiliation of those who are victims of violence.
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But to view this as a short-term problem of financial diplomacy is to underestimate the depth of the problem.
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Don't underestimate that anger or the number of Americans who still believe Trump is the most honest president in history.
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Containment, prevention and evidence-based treatment of epidemics are national security matters that we cannot afford to underestimate or underfund.
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Most buyers of securities, for example, underestimate the risk in their portfolios by relying on FEMA flood maps, he said.
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"I wouldn't underestimate the importance of getting the easy items agreed," he told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford at the Singapore Summit.
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Congress must not underestimate the danger – not just to our physical safety, but to the very soul of our nation.
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That might lead people to underestimate the extent of global warming, given that it has already caused extreme temperature changes.
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"I don't underestimate his capacity to stick to his position," Mr. Webb said, "but I think the pressure is growing."
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But don't underestimate what director Jean-Marc Vallée is doing with Sharp Objects' mix of heady repression and sleazy secrets.
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"We are officially telling the U.S. and the handful of opposition politicians in Hong Kong who follow America's lead to not underestimate our determination to protect Hong Kong's prosperity and stability, don't underestimate our belief to protect the 'one country, two systems policy,'" the foreign ministry said in an earlier statement, translated by CNBC.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in an early morning tweet on Monday thanked former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidTrump thanks Reid for warning Democrats not to underestimate him Reid warns Democrats not to underestimate Trump Harry Reid predicts Trump, unlike Clinton, won't become more popular because of impeachment MORE (D-Nev.) for warning Democrats not to underestimate him in 2020.
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"People often underestimate — because it's distributed — the amount of capacity that you could get from rooftop solar and batteries," Lee said.
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We cannot underestimate the danger of that -- a danger from within our own societies that we must face with all vigilance.
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Similar concerns have dogged every administration in recent years, and incoming personnel sometimes underestimate the risks that come with their position.
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The Foreign ministry said in a statement that no one should underestimate China's resolve to safeguard the stability of Hong Kong.
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I think they potentially underestimate the uphill climb they have in front of them, no matter how good the car is.
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Washington (CNN)A former spokesman for Hillary Clinton is sounding off on Donald Trump -- and warning Democrats not to underestimate him.
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Having witnessed this electrify the audience in a small village hall in rural Saarland, I am loath to underestimate its force.
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We often tend to underestimate how quickly teams can improve (or decline), and how quickly a weak division can become strong.
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"China strongly urges the United States not to misjudge the situation or underestimate determination of the Chinese people," the ministry added.
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Never underestimate the power of positive feedback: you folks telling me I looked better or healthier helped me stick with it.
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They found that roughly 25 percent of the monkeys contained antibodies to the virus, which was probably an underestimate, Wisely says.
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One of the biggest mistakes retirees can make is to underestimate the importance of Social Security in their retirement-planning strategies.
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The National Crime Agency reckons that up to £90bn ($120bn) is laundered through Britain each year, which is probably an underestimate.
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He argued that temporary band-aids over wounds of oppression underestimate the depth and magnitude of the institutions that produce them.
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One things is for sure, though: Never underestimate the sprawling nature of Game of Thrones to surprise you with unrealized meaning.
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That is why Steve Mitchell, a Republican pollster in Michigan, warned that Democrats should not underestimate Trump's strength in the region.
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But don't underestimate the visual power of seeing a major banking executive in chains wearing the orange jumpsuit of a convict.
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Hildebrand said investors tend to underestimate the strength of synchronised inflation and growth trends, both on the upside and the downside.
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Instead, he argues that political analysts tend to overestimate the importance of policy in politics, and underestimate the importance of tribalism.
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Why it matters: Don't underestimate the significance of two Republican committee chairmen issuing such a strong warning to a Republican administration.
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I think people grossly underestimate how much the way an environment is designed can affect the way they behave and feel.
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Yet it would be unwise for Iran to underestimate the Trump administration's determination to take it on as enemy No. 1.
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The premise of the message is to make a custom meme that lets you state why no one should underestimate you.
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Additionally, because most pregnant women are young and healthy, providers sometimes underestimate the risk of complications, also leading to worse outcomes.
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Doughnuts may seem like a simple morning pastry, but any foodie should know by now not to underestimate the round treats.
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On that occasion, polls appeared to underestimate opposition to Wilder, a Democrat who became the nation's first elected African-American governor.
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The group said at least 100 now-abandoned nests — which it noted was "likely an underestimate" — were affected by the incident.
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If you're someone who feels comfortable in a multicultural world, it's easy to underestimate the sense of displacement some people feel.
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"Never underestimate what can happen when you agree to go on a date with a cute guy from South Bend, Indiana."
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"Sometimes in the environmental movement, we underestimate our powers a little bit," said Kelly Mitchell, energy campaign director for Greenpeace USA.
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"We should not underestimate China's willingness to retaliate in kind," the former official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Reuters.
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Our scenarios likely underestimate the potential health benefits of Minamata Convention controls in China, which is a party to the Convention.
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However, they overestimate work participation among able-bodied food stamp recipients and underestimate the abuse of work requirements waivers by states.
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Do not underestimate the power of constant learning because in order to grow, you have to be open to new ideas.
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They underestimate their abilities and assume they need to be much more qualified than men to run for the same office.
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