Sainsbury argues that Kantar underestimates its general merchandise market share.
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History shows that the market usually underestimates future inflation rates.
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Our culture also consistently underestimates female performance compared with males.
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IT hates humans so much that IT underestimates their intelligence.
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The analysis still underestimates how much wealth health care CEOs have.
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And if our party underestimates her, they're making a terrible mistake.
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It also underestimates how great the threat from the rich is.
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He underestimates Cersei and that's something Margaery Tyrell would never do.
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These include: The first of these beliefs grossly underestimates young people.
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Mr Taki reckons that even Kyoto underestimates the scale of the abuse.
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That could lead to underestimates in the population sizes of some whoppers.
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Some demographers argue that the UN underestimates how fast fertility will decline.
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One side underestimates the issue and the other side provokes further conflict.
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The underestimates were smallest when information was presented in terms of SPF.
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But that probably underestimates the scale of the IS operation in Belgium.
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Do EIA's underestimates of solar abroad matter to us in this country?
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Further, it's important to understand that these benefits may actually be underestimates.
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" He also said: "The current practice of American politicians underestimates our strength.
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What's worse, Tyrion consistently underestimates his sister Cersei and falls for her lies.
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But above all, Mr Trump gravely underestimates the complexity of messing with tariffs.
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Treating all Chinese companies alike also underestimates the vibrancy of China's private sector.
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The paper, however, suggests that percentage likely underestimates alcohol involvement in these incidents.
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"Large as these numbers are, they are almost certainly underestimates," the statement reads.
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It overestimates twenty-first-century innovations and underestimates the innovations of earlier centuries.
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Dr. Berger suspects that his analysis actually underestimates the impact of winter rain.
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Ultimately, Trump misunderstands and underestimates the problems inherent in maintaining his business enterprise.
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Move fastAlmost everyone underestimates the value of fast movers, in almost every context.
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In total, the analysis underestimates administrative savings by about $6 trillion over 10 years.
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With "Closer," Sharp Objects wants to show, again, that Wind Gap underestimates its women.
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The report itself says it does not have exact numbers but assumes it underestimates.
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But this view both flatters his intelligence and underestimates the size of his ego.
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"Anyone who underestimates this campaign is going to look dumber and dumber over time."
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But Donald Trump isn't usually a man who underestimates his own power over others.
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Check. Still, Poniewozik never underestimates Trump's malicious genius (as so many of us have).
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But if he underestimates either of them his latest play could also be his undoing.
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Yet even after the 220-game winning streak, the club's record actually underestimates its quality.
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This, say rights campaigners, seriously underestimates the true size of the transgender community in Pakistan.
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This underestimates the scale of the epidemic, because many overdoses do not prompt 911 calls.
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Now recall that the perimeter of the hexagon underestimates the true circumference of the circle.
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As a result, it underestimates how much many wealthy taxpayers would benefit under the plan.
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"Our estimates of American consumption of microplastics are likely drastic underestimates overall," the study authors concluded.
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The bitcoin community underestimates and misunderstands why the Satoshi story is so interesting to the mainstream.
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The same amount also underestimates the number of people who have been killed by communist regimes.
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He said 'look, the thing about Butch Gilzean is everyone underestimates him until it's too late.
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"Our analysis probably overestimates rather than underestimates how many people answered correctly," McKinnon said by email.
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"The market ... underestimates the potential competition in the synthetic meat segment from large players," he said.
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Such a view is mistaken and underestimates just how China's domestic repression drives its external aggression.
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This number probably underestimates the actual cost of the House's proposed change to the Johnson amendment.
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But adopting a thou-shalt-not stance overestimates the adult's control and underestimates the teenager's autonomy.
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We think the Street underestimates the benefit Apple gets from this heading into the 5G cycle.
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What that underestimates is that this drama may become about far more than trade for China.
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That means that Kepler data probably underestimates the number of Earth-like planets in the cosmos.
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According to the FAA, Southwest regularly underestimates the total weight of luggage carried by its planes.
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Given the social stigma associated with white people using the word, these figures are almost certainly underestimates.
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Even if a 5 percent expected return is reasonable, Levine underestimates the average cost of variable annuities.
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This has triggered concerns that inaccurate reporting woefully underestimates the number of coronavirus cases in the country.
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Russian presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak on Putin: "He underestimates me and that's good for authoritarian rule" pic.twitter.
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"Like every other racist idea, the powerless defense underestimates black people and overestimates white people," Kendi says.
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But those who track online activity of right-wing groups worry the public still underestimates their reach.
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This likely underestimates the true prevalence since many Americans may not seek out a physician for evaluation.
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I think that its cystic fibrosis drug is the real deal, and Wall Street continually underestimates it.
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Such a limiting term and framework as industrial undermines and underestimates the range and quality of Reznor's music.
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But comparing these marketing strategies underestimates the reciprocated loyalty that is the beating heart of K-pop fandom.
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She said the study underestimates the impact of the savings that would derived from the single-payer system.
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Just as Mr Trump underestimates the fragility of the global economic system, so too does he misread geopolitics.
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It would not be fair to single out USDA as the only entity that underestimates South American corn.
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Venezuela routinely underestimates oil prices when planning its budget to permit more spending later with fewer budget restriction.
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Second, the editorial grossly underestimates how many new medicines won't be discovered if the Democrats' proposal becomes law.
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Neglected crisis Casualty statistics for sub-Saharan Africa are almost certainly underestimates, as many victims are never recorded.
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On these points, I would argue that the Department of Energy underestimates the value of robust LNG exports.
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Because the researchers used a national pharmacy database that tracked only outpatients, the study likely underestimates the problem.
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Resources for the Future refers to this as "rebound" and says the EPA underestimates it in several ways.
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"That underestimates the intelligence of the tens of thousands of people who voted for me," said Ms. Green.
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The Trump administration consistently underestimates China, and seemingly assumes China's willingness to take such public vilification lying down.
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The number of confirmed cases likely underestimates the true number of infections across the country, officials have acknowledged.
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But "The Great American Baking Show," which underestimates American baking, does none of this with its own specialties.
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Generation after generation, demagogues have poisoned minds, but society still underestimates the ability of words to arouse action.
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Given that many abortions are performed under unsafe circumstances, our analysis likely underestimates the full harm of the policy.
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While I agree with 99 percent of her argument, she underestimates the role products can play in reducing stigmas.
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Experts say last year's survey likely underestimates the increase because it was conducted before a surge in Juul sales.
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Mr. Trump speaks glowingly of President Vladimir V. Putin and underestimates the damage done by Russia in Eastern Europe.
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"I think the polling probably underestimates his support, because last caucus what happened is he exceeded the polls," Rep.
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That underestimates the value of Part D. Innovative new medicines reduce the need for hospital stays and physician visits.
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" He said that Mr. Hughes's essay "dramatically underestimates the difficulty for the government to prevail in such a case.
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Studies have posited that the data underestimates injuries and illnesses by 30 percent to 50 percent across all industries.
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Indeed, the Syrian leadership grossly underestimates how far the Syrian population as a whole has moved away from it.
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But the belief that this can be accomplished through a massive influx of "political will" severely underestimates the challenge.
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Now it's one poll and as you all know, I think the media dismisses and vastly underestimates Sanders chances.
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Anyone who underestimates Greta has NO IDEA how powerful the autistic brain is when set to a specific goal.
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"The lesson from 2016 for anyone should be that the Democratic establishment underestimates Bernie Sanders at their peril," said Sroka.
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This is a major error of assessment, because it underestimates the passion of football as well as its geopolitical dimension.
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That number probably underestimates the true number because many of the homeless are beyond the reach of the HUD survey.
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Your hope is that your overestimates and underestimates mostly offset each other, so that your total estimate is roughly correct.
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It is an even-handed piece of work, but probably still underestimates the economic costs of quitting the European Union.
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And this almost certainly underestimates the influence of foreign capital, since the data exclude Canadian immigrants with money from overseas.
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Elizabeth Khan, Cary, N.C. This article underestimates the dishonesty and just plain meanness of the Republican tyranny in North Carolina.
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"Anyone who underestimates Pelosi's ability to influence the Democratic caucus shouldn't be in the business that you're in," said Rep.
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The figure, based on tests of women with symptoms of the disease, probably underestimates the total number, the agency said.
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Big Tech may need regulation, but treating it as if it were any other industry underestimates the depth of the problem.
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Graham Allison, a Harvard scholar, thinks the world underestimates the risk of a catastrophic clash between China and the United States.
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And the number of internal engineers underestimates the change since it does not include outside investments, such as Symphony and Kensho.
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If the "master negotiator" so underestimates what he is giving up, how can he strike a good bargain for his people?
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But he underestimates the vicious history of the army under Saddam and the devastating impact using that army would have had.
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"This study underestimates the true cost of firearm-related injuries as it includes only the first inpatient admission cost," Spitzer said.
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Some Trump advisers are concerned that he underestimates the difficulty of standing still, talking pointedly and listening sharply for 90 minutes.
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The tale of de Gaulle's years in exile is a reproach to anyone who underestimates the role of personality in history.
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Kim's character is hard to like because he doubts and underestimates Shaun, but at the same time, his concerns are valid.
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"I think the official data on real growth substantially underestimates the rate of growth," said Martin Feldstein, an economist at Harvard.
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It doesn't take into account show popularity, which means that 20 percent number likely underestimates the value of that content to Netflix.
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The truth is that the general election polling that shows Hillary Clinton ahead of Trump by double digits likely underestimates her position.
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Dow Jones reported the technical meeting was deadlocked as Iran and Iraq disputed the data, with Iran saying OPEC underestimates its production.
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It's possible to be a giant cuddly animal that everyone underestimates, with the little-known power of being able to eat poison.
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Thus the current treatment of digital products within the (system of national accounts) systematically underestimates the value generated by the digital economy.
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But this entire line of thinking dangerously misinterprets AI capabilities and underestimates the complexity of the interaction between a physician and patient.
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The usual target of this particular strain of falsehoods is the news media, which Mr. Trump suggests purposely underestimates or misinterprets him.
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Critics argued that a breakup wouldn't fix the core problems with Facebook and that Mr. Hughes underestimates the difficulty of the process.
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Conservative groups are urging Republicans to stop relying on the taxation committee, saying it uses an antiquated economic model that underestimates growth.
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This underestimates other key modes of economic transmission: Other countries facing outbreaks; supply chain interruptions; and a potential hit to consumer psychology.
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With this decision, the Supreme Court underestimates the importance of preventing states from regulating and taxing the business owners of other states.
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Even that figure most likely underestimates the scale of the issue, as the program only monitors violence in half of Indonesia's provinces.
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He said that most classical economic analysis, including by the International Monetary Fund, "seriously underestimates" the potential impact of higher trade tariffs.
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"Anyone that underestimates the ability of Nancy Pelosi to influence the Democratic caucus shouldn't be in the business that you are in," Rep.
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But it isn't just the Speaker who radically underestimates the importance of the lottery of birth—his is a popular view country-wide.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said the CBO underestimates the economic growth that can result from Trump's tax cuts and deregulation policies.
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In the oversupply scenario — which likely underestimates real-world oversupply — the cap-and-trade system will produce ... no additional reductions through 2030. Zilch.
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"Anyone that underestimates the ability of Nancy Pelosi to influence the Democratic Caucus shouldn't be in the business that you are in," Rep.
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The estimates are thought to be particularly reliable, as the team corrected for current underestimates of weight given by individuals in national surveys.
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And just like the censor who underestimates the common reader, Mr. Trump too has a limited interpretation of himself and therefore of humanity.
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New research suggests this approach grossly underestimates the social complexity of nonhuman primates, and that there's more to social dominance than being a bully.
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Gunnels also said the study "significantly underestimates" savings from reduction in medical paperwork, administration and prescription drug prices that would result from the plan.
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The study shows that previous research — using current population estimates plus future sea level rise projections — likely underestimates the risk exposure of coastal states.
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But second, and perhaps more importantly, I think the media broadly underestimates how much work actually goes into the creation of campaign policy proposals.
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And the report severely underestimates the number of hate crimes — overlooking as many as hundreds of thousands of offenses, according to other government studies.
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The study probably underestimates the risk of e-cigarettes, however, because it only includes cases voluntarily reported to poison control centers, the authors note.
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And that probably underestimates the phenomenon, said Jenjira Yahirun, the family demographer at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who led the research team.
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But he said that underestimates how much of the race is already over, as millions of ballots that were mailed out won't be returned.
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But experts said Rotunno&aposs plan could backfire if she underestimates the pressure jurors will be under in the context of the #MeToo movement.
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Second, because the unemployment rate doesn't count people who have given up looking for work, some argue that it underestimates the true extent of joblessness.
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While certain nuclear-armed countries like North Korea do pose a threat, the review underestimates the current capabilities of American military might, the analysts said.
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Therein lies the impasse: John says archaeologists bask in the so-called heroic achievement of ancient people, while archaeologists say John underestimates our prehistoric ancestors .
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"The current practice of American politicians underestimates our strength," Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei said in an interview with state broadcaster CCTV on Tuesday.
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Swonk said the government has had difficulty crunching the first quarter for two decades and underestimates activity, though it is trying to correct the problem.
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JOHN HILLEmeritus professor of politics and historyCurry CollegeMilton, Massachusetts You concluded that Ms Warren underestimates "the dynamic power of markets to help middle-class Americans".
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"I think the risk is that the Fed underestimates the degree of clarity they need to provide to the markets to communicate effectively," he said.
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Some stuff Apple didn't mention during the keynoteApple clearly underestimates how much its users hate some of its stock apps, most notably...the stocks app.
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To make things worse, these figures are thought to be vast underestimates, as most health care facilities do not have the tests to diagnose sepsis.
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But the due diligence process, which is conducted via phone or computer and usually completed within minutes, likely underestimates the true volume of gun sales.
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"Much like a teenager underestimates the risks they take, we as a society are still in our adolescent years when it comes to the internet."
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"West" recalls Herman Melville's novella "Benito Cereno" when Bellman underestimates Old Woman From a Distance and the risks at home for Bess are also tense.
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Apple Inc gained 0.9% after Jefferies assumed coverage with a "buy" rating and said Wall Street "underestimates" the iPhone maker's position for the 5G cycle.
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Enzi and Shelby said the CFPB calculator overestimates early retirement benefits, underestimates benefits for 85033-year-old retirees and offers incorrect information about payment timing.
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Apple Inc gained 0.9% after Jefferies assumed coverage with a "buy" rating and said Wall Street "underestimates" the iPhone maker's position for the 5G cycle.
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Some policymakers complain that household spending data, used to calculate preliminary GDP, is distorted due to its small sample size and underestimates the strength of consumption.
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"Electric vehicles and solar power are game-changers that the fossil fuel industry consistently underestimates," Luke Sussams, senior researcher at Carbon Tracker, said in a statement.
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Even still, it likely underestimates realities on the ground, as UNHCR's official tallies are unable to capture some refugees who have not formally applied for asylum.
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A commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards on Wednesday warned that the U.S. will "receive a strong slap in the face" if it underestimates Iran's military power.
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Of course, this is likely to require long and delicate negotiations with the medical establishment and the regulatory authorities - a challenge that, I believe, Hayworth underestimates.
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Trump's reasoning poses a threat to our national security because it underestimates Russia's cyber warfare capabilities, which are extensive and have consistently been demonstrated across Europe.
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The parallels to David Mamet's controversial classic "Oleanna" are clear: A 20-year-old undergraduate meets one-on-one with a professor who fatally underestimates her.
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More concerning, these misjudgments turned out to be related to children's body weights: Those with the highest B.M.I.s tended to have parents with the largest underestimates.
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And the chart slightly underestimates the progress since it only goes through 2015, the latest year the Bureau of Justice Statistics has put data out for.
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" Bhairavi Desai, executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, said in a statement: "Drivers are in crisis but the Port Authority underestimates our resolve.
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As the trajectory of the infection curve in the U.S. closely mirrors these countries (despite probable underestimates of case burden), more universal measures are sorely needed.
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Wall Street largely underestimates Gap's growth potential, one analyst said Tuesday, claiming Old Navy offers enough of a reason to bet big on the apparel retailer.
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Unlike many other countries, Britain still relies almost exclusively on survey data for wealth, even though we know this underestimates the fortunes of the very rich.
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Gabriel's remarks were a clarion and necessary call to an establishment that chronically underestimates the strength and likely endurance of populist conservatism in the United States.
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The UK underestimates the complexity of trade deals like Ken just said and we have great advantages that we have these trade deals with the whole block.
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Yes Gus Faucher, chief economist at PNC, said that the estimate of 400,000 job losses in some ways overstates the impact — and in other ways, underestimates it.
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China has rejected a move by Moody's to lower its credit rating, saying the downgrade exaggerates the difficulties facing the economy and underestimates the government's reform agenda.
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"To say one person or one institution should be held responsible — it underestimates how broad and wide-ranging the forces that shaped this calamity were," he said.
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Mr. Scholl takes issue with the new study, which he says overestimates the fuel efficiency of current business-class travel and underestimates the efficiency of Boom's technology.
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May's push to deny "the safe space" of the internet to Islamist radicals underestimates the power of personal contact, as very few terrorists are recruited solely online.
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Bradley Whitford is calling out Stephen King for his color-blind approach to Oscar voting, saying it's ignorant and underestimates one HUGE advantage they both have: WHITE.
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"Experts have long regarded such statistics, derived from police reports based on post-crash investigations, as vast underestimates of the scope of the problem," the study says.
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"We believe GOOGL's current valuation underestimates the sustainability of growth in search and the opportunity to extend YouTube," analyst Andy Hargreaves wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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But the figures are underestimates in socially conservative India, say activists, where fear of being blamed and shamed means victims often keep quiet and do not report abuses.
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Likewise, I think this is why Gatsby underestimates the extent of Tom's malice, and the perfidy of the social class he has fought to become a part of.
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The notion that Thomas might be seeking to fill the void left by Scalia underestimates the work that Thomas is doing in his own sphere, court watchers say.
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It also underestimates the way that global security and prosperity requires shared commitments to universal principles such as individual rights, the rule of law, universal suffrage, and transparency.
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But the grim picture that she paints of HuffPost underestimates its commitment not just to journalism but to the journalists who produce excellent, agenda-setting reporting each day.
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Imagine, for instance, that our baseline tonight underestimates the final performance of the Democrat, Conor Lamb, in white working-class areas but overestimates him in well-educated suburbs.
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"We think the Street underestimates the benefit Apple gets from this heading into the 21.1G cycle," Jefferies' equity analyst Kyle McNealy said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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The CGIL says the Health Ministry drastically underestimates the number of illegal abortions carried out in Italy, which the union says could be as high as 50,000 a year.
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Critics say a state funding formula, introduced in 1997 to even out variations in local revenue in rich and poor neighbourhoods, underestimates the extra cost of teaching deprived children.
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Someone, not TFL, has been handing out badges at London Underground stations bearing the words "Tube Chat?" in an effort that gravely underestimates the British fear of social interaction.
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The SPM was developed as an alternative to the Census Bureau's official poverty measure, which underestimates poverty and the effect of antipoverty programs on poverty rates since the 1960s.
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They have found that the survey greatly underestimates program benefits for low income families, making efforts to fight poverty appear much less successful than they in fact have been.
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They say that the GOP underestimates how much the nation has moved on the issue of climate change, as its effects have become apparent in the here and now.
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The model also greatly underestimates a similar area of upwelling off of the African coast that induces the tropical Atlantic's version of El Niño, known as the Atlantic Niño.
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"I think that's hugely problematic because that underestimates that all of us are capable of both being harassed or discriminated against, and harassing or discriminating against others," she said.
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That said, Knausgaard never underestimates the painter's labor and study, and this book stands as a sincere, often lyrical and penetrating attempt to enter the world of another artist.
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The number of sites the researchers found using dark patterns underestimates the techniques' overall prevalence online, said Arunesh Mathur, a Princeton doctoral student and an author of the paper.
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Known IP theft by China alone has cost more than 2 million American jobs — a figure which we can safely assume underestimates the true impact on the American economy.
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This data likely underestimates the true cost to small issuers because it omits several cost components, including transaction monitoring, customer inquiry and resolution, and card production and delivery costs.
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Crucially, May underestimates how dimly Germany and France view Britain's exit from the EU and with it the withdrawal from the post-war dream of European harmony and political unity.
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"FDA routinely underestimates the risks chemicals pose, especially the risks posed by food chemicals that migrate from food packaging into food, including PFAS chemicals," EWG senior scientist David Andrews said.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, is a vainglorious contrarian who has spent much of his career on the backbenches and who habitually underestimates the damage a bad Brexit might cause.
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The buying spree underestimates mounting political risk gripping the country that is "likely to cement a downgrade to sub-investment grade," Thin wrote in a note to clients in October.
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The minister also publically expressed doubt over the methods that OPEC uses to estimate the oil output figures of its members, saying that it underestimates the size of Iraq's output.
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He joined giants like Feynman in combining enormous contributions to his field with an engaging style of educating others that neither talks down to nor underestimates his listeners or readers.
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But activists say the figures are still gross underestimates, as many victims remain reluctant to report crimes such as sexual violence for fear their families and communities will shun them.
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I think he believes that will always be a part of her, but I think he underestimates just how strong she is, and just how easily she can forget him.
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"While many of the trends in the region are concerning, White underestimates America's stake in the region," said Andrew Shearer, who was an adviser to former Prime Minister Tony Abbott.
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Overestimating robots and AI underestimates the very people who can save us from this pandemic: Doctors, nurses, and other health workers, who will likely never be replaced by machines outright.
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But even if black voters remain ambivalent about Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party, Trump's statement underestimates what drives African Americans to the polls and, often, away from the GOP.
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That's something Silicon Valley underestimates, although Hadzaad refused to be drawn on how competitors still partly or wholly reliant on human labour, such as Magic, Operator, and Facebook's M, will fare.
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In the trailer for Chris Addison's The Hustle, it's because Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson make one hell of a team, taking down mark after mark because the world underestimates them.
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We think that the market generally underestimates how profitable search is, and we like the new reporting structure that Google's going to be using," Nygren told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report.
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The United States should expect a "strong slap in the face" if it underestimates Iran's defensive capabilities, a commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Wednesday, as Tehran concluded war games.
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His erstwhile Yale colleague, the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, long ago showed that the conventional model of asset pricing systematically underestimates the likelihood of catastrophic volatility — and offered a more realistic alternative.
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Uber explained at the time that it sometimes overestimates a route (causing the rider to pay more), and sometimes underestimates it (causing the company to pay the difference to the driver).
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"The results suggest that relying on surveillance based primarily in health care facilities provides a biased picture of an epidemic and underestimates illness and death from the disease," the study said.
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Scientists already knew this observational method underestimates the number of massive galaxies they see, and biases discoveries toward the most extreme star-forming galaxies, according to the paper published in Nature.
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However, credit rating agency Moody's analyst Ariane Ortiz-Bollin said in a statement earlier this week that the budget proposal underestimates the amount of funding that Pemex may require going forward.
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However, credit rating agency Moody's analyst Ariane Ortiz-Bollin said in a statement earlier this week that the budget proposal underestimates the amount of funding that Pemex may require going forward.
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"Wall Street underestimates the magnitude and depth of the opioid situation and the extent to which plaintiffs will seek restitution," stock analysts with Robert W. Baird & Co. wrote on the news.
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Just to be sure he's convicted, he picks the pricey firm's least experienced attorney to defend him, but he underestimates her, and she pursues theories of her own about the crime.
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If an artist does have a negative reaction to the idea of performing, it's simply put down to "stage fright"—a term now so colloquial that it often underestimates the experience.
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If the new administration underestimates the strong public support for reproductive choice and for victims of sexual violence, part of Obama's legacy might be a new groundswell of activism on these issues.
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"Joon is a fashion brand, a rooftop bar, an entertainment channel, a personal assistant … and Joon does flying too!" says the press release, which underestimates millennials ability to see behind the buzzwords.
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Under today's policy, children lack the chance to compete against adults for livers because the calculation used to decide their place in line for a liver significantly underestimates their risk of death.
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Amanda Cox, the editor of The Upshot, and Mr. Wang of the Princeton Election Consortium said state polling errors were largely to blame for the underestimates of Mr. Trump's chances of winning.
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If anything, it underestimates the effects of campaigning, since by design it is looking for similarities across states and over days in order to render estimates between the dates of actual polls.
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The budget proposal, unveiled on Sunday, also underestimates the amount of funding that state-owned oil company Pemex may require going forward, Moody's analyst Ariane Ortiz-Bollin said in a brief statement.
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The agency has said that count likely underestimates the actual number of flu-related deaths among children, as it depends only on official reports that can take time to reach the CDC.
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She said her study likely underestimates the actual amount of debris on Henderson, since Lavers and her colleagues could only sample pieces larger than 2 millimeters and down to depths of 10 centimeters.
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The EPA likely underestimates the emissions because it seeks permission from oil and gas operators to take measurements and workers may avoid errors or fix problems when measurement teams arrive, the study said.
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"The Bundeskartellamt underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with GDPR and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU," Facebook said.
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Fitch notes that the $1.35 billion figure likely underestimates the industry's cyber premium exposure as there are inherent challenges to breaking out cyber related premium from other coverages in multi-line coverage products.
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It underestimates total spending because researchers lacked data on so-called detailing, or sales calls to clinicians, coupons or rebates, online promotions, and spending on medical meetings and other events, the authors note.
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The agency likely underestimates the emissions because it seeks permission from oil and gas operators to take measurements and workers may avoid errors or fix problems when measurement teams arrive, the study said.
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" Recalling the delegates' early resistance to the city, he said a few years ago: "New York is a grand, hard, gritty place where no one underestimates their own importance or overestimates anyone else's.
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Connerty underestimates Taylor on two fronts: He assumes Taylor will act out of conscience and without leverage, and he assumes Taylor will be disillusioned to learn about what's going on at Axe Capital.
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But they caution that the finding underestimates injury rates because they didn't survey those who were injured and sought medical attention at urgent care facilities or physicians offices, or didn't seek treatment at all.
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"The negative view misses the model's history of strong returns in the United States, underestimates the leverage a dominant distributor can create over time, and undervalues Netflix's unique position in a massive global market."
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She's at the forefront of a new historical narrative which underestimates the role of the Hungarian state and the Hungarian people in the murder of hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust.
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The researchers say these results have "critically important implications" for conservation, wildlife management, and public policy, and that failing to consider fear dramatically undermines and underestimates the role that large predators play in ecosystems.
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Our Lady Lannister's main weakness has always been the way she underestimates her opponents, from Tyrion to Dany, and by letting Ellaria live just to torture her, she's only making the viper more venomous.
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Since that time, some have argued that the exit poll often underestimates the Democratic share of the Latino vote, or that it misrepresents the preferences of Latinos more generally, as is the argument here.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United States should expect a "strong slap in the face" if it underestimates Iran's defensive capabilities, a commander of the elite Revolutionary Guards said on Wednesday, as Tehran concluded war games.
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It's amazing how many people in this industry underestimates you for being a woman but I don't mind it because it feels so much better to prove them wrong and show off your potential.
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"The Bundeskartellamt underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with GDPR and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU," the executives said.
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" On the Friday before classes started, in a lounge on the N.Y.U. campus, Ms. Jones said any presumption that she is not ready for a Ph.D. underestimates her own moxie and "sells prison short.
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In 2019, the Federal Trade Commission received nearly 400,000 complaints allegedly imposter fraud claims of $152.9 million, which the Justice Department said "substantially underestimates the extent" of fraud because many do not report losses.
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In 2019, the Federal Trade Commission received nearly 400,000 complaints allegedly imposter fraud claims of $152.9 million, which the Justice Department said "substantially underestimates the extent" of fraud because many do not report losses.
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The cost the IFRC calculated of feeding, housing and otherwise providing for people when they require humanitarian assistance because a disaster has hit a poverty-stricken area were "likely to be underestimates", it said.
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The government is clearly banking on the protests burning themselves out once schools and universities resume classes after the summer holidays, but this grossly underestimates the momentum that has built up and is being sustained.
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Juan is steadfast in his belief that he is a righteous steward of the nation's history, but underestimates how difficult it is to keep some of the world's rarest treasures hidden in bags at home.
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Using geographical data, scientists analyzed the habitats of certain birds and concluded that the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List — the definitive guide to endangered animals — underestimates the risk for 210 bird species.
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"The [regulator] underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with [European privacy rules] and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU," Facebook said.
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MyFitnessPal is another app that's often recommended by nutritionists, even as it underestimates some nutrients like calcium, iron, and vitamin C. It's favored because it has one of the largest food and nutrition databases around.
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The decision "underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with G.D.P.R. and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the E.U.," the Facebook statement said.
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Now, granted, she doesn't know about the White Walkers just yet, but she also clearly underestimates the wiliness of Cersei, or the willingness of similarly desperate players to try to get on Cersei's good side.
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Even so, Yiannopoulos's false equivalency of Andres Serrano's infamous "Piss Christ" with the windless, artless, shock-jock efforts of #DaddyWillSaveUs both oversells the quality of the latter and underestimates the countercultural teeth of the former.
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Feud arguably underestimates the strength of the actual Davis and Crawford (up on the screen, they're anything but victims), but its first five episodes evolve into a wide-ranging history of Hollywood heading into the 1960s.
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"As a moral and political matter, this seems to be a poor move that underestimates public disgust with vitriol and the politicization of violence," wrote anti-Trump conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin wrote in the Washington Post.
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"The Bundeskartellamt underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with GDPR and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU," Facebook said in a statement.
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Tyrion underestimates his sister Cersei, perhaps blinded by his desire to get revenge on his father Tywin, who would not be happy if the son he hated so much took the Lannister home of Casterly Rock.
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Yet, impressive as that sounds, this data underestimates the role of IP in the U.S. economy because it does not include trade secrets or take into account the myriad downstream businesses supported by IP-intensive industries.
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"He underestimates me, and that's good for authoritarian rule because that gives me an option to come legitimate to Russian politics, to create a party, to do something that will really change the situation," Sobchak said.
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Even if Mr Kagan underestimates the power of an idea to stir people—as liberal democracy did in eastern Europe during the cold war—he is right to detect a crisis of confidence in the democratic world.
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"The Bundeskartellamt underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with [European privacy rules] and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU," Facebook said on Thursday.
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As we reported back in February, the beauty industry grossly underestimates the value of Black consumers — despite the fact that African-Americans hold a buying power of $1 trillion, according to projections from a 2013 Nielsen report.
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Sainsbury says Kantar underestimates its general merchandise market share, saying it has streamlined its general merchandise range in favor of the range offered by Argos, which it acquired in 2016, and Kantar does not capture Argos' sales.
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While it is understandable that companies want to actively defend their systems from computer intrusions, this approach is problematic because it condones security vigilantism, underestimates the difficulty of correct attribution, and ignores underlying problems in the CFAA.
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To say that Britain's stature in the world must inevitably shrink post-Brexit (Bagehot, July 23rd) is not simply too gloomy, it is also a dangerous fatalism that underestimates our ability to show bold leadership in the world.
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"That underestimates the risks of recession in our view, given the political shock from such a reckless act by a U.S. President and the damage that would ensue to North American and even global supply chains," the editorial said.
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Like the former, it's about sex workers running their own hustle in a world that underestimates them, and like the latter, it's a sexed-up movie where young women are drawn out of their depth into a criminal underworld.
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The bottom line of the Mercatus study (which probably underestimates single payers' savings), and many others is that single-payer reform would lower costs for the vast majority -- including seniors -- and avert the funding crisis that looms over Medicare.
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Poshtel's intention to leave no footprint whatsoever likely underestimates humanity's ability to sully anything it touches, but its structures will be wholly up-cyclable and ready to move on to new locations if their time in one spot is up.
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There has been a lot of talk about how this ruling might be the final blow to unions' political and lobbying power, but that interpretation ignores generations of legal history and underestimates the complexity of the questions on the table.
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Tim Scott, R-South Carolina, pushed back on the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation's estimate that the bill would add $1 trillion to the deficit, telling "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper that the committee "consistently" underestimates economic activity.
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Surveying funeral homes likely underestimates the number of hurricane deaths, said Eric Klinenberg, director of New York University's Institute for Public Knowledge, who wrote a book that dealt with problems with death tolls following a 1995 heat wave in Chicago.
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"Anyone who claims that automated spam accounts that tweeted about the U.S. election had an effect on voters' opinions or influenced the national Twitter conversation clearly underestimates voters and fails to understand how Twitter works," said Nick Pacilio, a Twitter spokesman.
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That's a significant number in a country with a population of about 5 million, but that figure may not accurately assess the problem—the Trust expects that it greatly underestimates the real magnitude of Scottish hunger for a variety of reasons.
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To the Editor: Re "Phones Aglow, People of China Declare Loyalty" (front page, April 8): An app promoting President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party underestimates Chinese skepticism and the emergence of diverse political thought, a result of rapid modernization.
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Read: Overdoses are being treated like murders more than ever Those numbers are also likely underestimates of the true scope of the death wrought by the opioid crisis, since local practices around filling out death certificates vary across the country.
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But it follows the same basic story arc of that trope, where an outsider who underestimates the new community he lands in arrives to both lead that community's citizens toward a bold new future and learn from their homespun ways.
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According to the Guardian, Poznyak believes that the WHO study in fact underestimates the harms of drinking because it does not include data on children who begin drinking before the age of 15, which he said is common in "many countries."[Guardian/CNN]
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He refers to the paradox whereby And suggests that Workers gain feelings of dignity and self-worth because they hate their jobs There must be something to this, although I think he underestimates the extent to which any job imposes constraints that chafe.
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For reasons that are probably worth a separate conversation, I think the media systematically underestimates how telling and predictive the product of these kinds of processes is, and systematically overestimates how telling and predictive a candidates' offhand comment on a hot mic is.
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If Trump underestimates Putin's malevolence (or thinks he can use it to his advantage), McKew and those who think like her are engaged in reckless threat inflation, wildly overstating the extent of Russian ambitions and power in support of a costly policy.
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Her political opponents say the government underestimates the task and has failed to take into account the position of European leaders, who say they will not give Britain access to the EU free trade zone if it closes its borders to EU citizens.
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But some experts say that data, which is based on a government survey, underestimates the number of pain patients who are addicted to their prescription pills because of how surveyors ask people about drug use; the actual number might exceed five million.
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What seems like a harmless scene — a smug chef who underestimates Bertie's skills as a baker — shapes the narrative arc of the show, which slowly illuminates the complexities of harassment in the kitchen and eventually looks back further to Bertie's childhood trauma.
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It heaps disdain and punishment on characters who would go at the task lightly, oblivious of their own biases, assumptions and mistranslations — like a syphilitic American sergeant who "witnesses all and sees none," and fatally underestimates the intelligence and resourcefulness of the Filipinos.
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I don't know the answer, but I do think that the conventional explanation — that Trump, who is both lazy and supremely ignorant about policy details, was unwittingly captured by G.O.P. orthodoxy — both underestimates the president and makes him seem nicer than he is.
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Yet the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which leads recovery efforts and pays insured homeowners for their flood damage, primarily uses historical records in mapping flood risk, a system that underestimates the risk to come because of the accelerating nature of climate change.
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"We have long thought and believed that estimates that we had previously in the US were pretty gross underestimates," said Christina Chambers, one of the study's authors and a professor of pediatrics at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine.
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And Snyder displays a weird flash of cultural ignorance in expressing the belief that a passion for comic books yields lenience, because it appears he underestimates how much superhero comic books defined the childhood realities of the fans he's supposedly appealing to.
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The ITC "underestimates the longer-term investments and increased U.S. auto parts sourcing that will be made in our sector as a result of the certainty and predictability the USMCA will deliver," Matt Blunt, president of the American Automotive Policy Council, said in a statement.
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Last week, the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime said 3.4 tonnes of cocaine were seized in Africa in 2017, back up to 2013 levels after falling to 1.2 tonnes in 2015, although the data likely underestimates the extent of drug trafficking on the continent.
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At Google, interviewers now use standardized questions, mostly abandoning the brainteasers, according to Laszlo Bock, its head of people operations — the Google term for H.R. They stopped asking for SAT scores, a practice that research has shown underestimates the college performance of women and minority students.
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Image 2 of 2 MOSTAR, Bosnia-Herzegovina – To say that the high-diving competition that starts on a historic bridge and ends in a fast-flowing river is the pride of a city in southern Bosnia underestimates the resilience it&aposs required to keep the tradition going.
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"The study likely underestimates the amount of depression that exists among pilots, however, it cannot address the severity of the symptoms and the extent of individual impairment," Dr. Joseph Baskin, a psychiatrist at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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But sitting here also makes you wonder if Obama hasn't gotten so obsessed with defending his hand's-off approach to Syria that he underestimates both the dangers of his passivity and the opportunity for U.S. power to tilt this region our way — without having to invade anywhere.
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In 2017, campus police departments reported 280 hate crimes, up from 257 in 257 and 194 the previous (those are all likely vast underestimates of the scale of the problem, as only a fraction of campus police departments or regular police departments submit data to the FBI).
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In 2017, campus police departments reported 280 hate crimes, up from 257 in 2016 and 194 the previous (those are all likely vast underestimates of the scale of the problem, as only a fraction of campus police departments or regular police departments submit data to the FBI).
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But the critics' assumption — that Trump's attempts to impress upon Pyongyang that his administration will not be as easily cowed as those of Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama are a mistake — underestimates the damage done by previous unsuccessful efforts to bribe the North Koreans to behave.
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The U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime said on Wednesday that 3.4 tonnes of cocaine were seized in Africa in 2017, back up to 2013 levels after falling to 2.53 tonnes in 2015, although the data likely underestimates the extent of drug trafficking on the continent.
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And there is reason to think that this report could be born out in reality, considering that, as Sussams points out, it's extremely difficult to predict the rate at which new technologies will enter the mainstream, with a long history of famous underestimates, from mobile phones to personal computing.
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"Even though the policy expectations of President-elect Trump may have sparked hopes of 'reflation' in the U.S. economy, the current sell-off in Treasuries is overdone and underestimates the negative impact his trade policies might have on global trade and growth," said Stefan Koopman, market economist at Rabobank.
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This is true of regulation; indeed, the classic conservative critique of big government holds that while each one of several regulations may seem justified when examined under a cost-benefit analysis in isolation, government often substantially underestimates the total burden the regulatory state imposes on individuals and businesses.
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Now, when it overestimates a fare (drivers are paid based on final distance and time, while fares are quoted upfront to riders), the difference will be categorized as contra-revenue rather than as gross bookings, similar to when Uber underestimates a ride and has to over-compensate the driver.
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On a day-to-day basis, our hormones are so interconnected with one another and with our immune system and our brain chemical signals that blaming this hormone or that one for one nasty comment is not just simplistic but also underestimates the chemical stew that makes us.
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The other side: Facebook said it will appeal the decision, arguing that the German regulator "underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with GDPR and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU." Go deeper: What Facebook knows about you
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Anyone who underestimates North Korea because of its dilapidated, impoverished condition should remember that China was in much worse shape in the early 1970s, having suffered tens of millions dead from the disastrous centralized industrial planning of the Great Leap Forward and the violent internal divisions from the Cultural Revolution.
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Read these stories next: The Allegations Against Aziz Ansari Show That Consent Really Isn't Common Sense — When It Should Be Betsy DeVos Underestimates The Anti-Rape Movement On Campus Hey, Betsy DeVos: There's No Such Thing As Calling Out Too Much Harassment Or Assault Lily Herman is a contributing editor at Refinery29.
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"There is definitely a feeling that Brexit is now far more likely to be 'soft', which underestimates the risk for more problems ahead in our view but for the time being is leading to demand for GBP," said John Marley, head of FX strategy at Infinity International, a currency risk management firm.
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"We think the out of pocket costs are substantial underestimates since we cannot capture all the indirect costs the patients actually absorbed, such as lost wages, costs to caregivers, transportation, and opportunity loss at work," lead study author Dr. K.T. Park of Stanford Health Care and Packard Children's Health in Palo Alto, California.
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"I heard a commissioner say that only 10% of the land at Grand-Staircase has any scenic value, to them 90% of this was worthless, but that underestimates the importance of biodiversity here and we can assume that things that cause a lot of disturbance to the area will have negative consequences," Wilson said.
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"We have updated our proprietary model and continue to believe that the market underestimates the gross profit contribution from services, but more importantly, that it underappreciates its growth potential and the annuity-type business it drives in terms of retention and replacement across the business," analyst Kulbinder Garcha wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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"The nearly $750 million DOL's initial regulatory flexibility analysis estimates small businesses would face in new costs during the rule's first year underestimates the true compliance costs for small business," said Karen Harned, executive director of the Small Business Legal Center at the National Federation of Independent Business, the nation's leading small business lobby.
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"I feel comfortable saying that any survey of LGBT identity likely underestimates the full population because it only accounts for one part of sexual and gender minority status, 'identity'," said Bianca Wilson of the Williams Institute, a national think tank at the UCLA School of Law that advances sexual orientation and gender identity law.
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Tatiana Androsov, Advocacy Chair, United Nations Association of the United States of America, Dallas chapter The excellent and extensive piece, while acknowledging the degree to which some countries were artificial creations of colonial powers, vastly underestimates the fact that, with but a few exceptions, the region had no real history of nation-states to begin with.
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While the ongoing conversation is good for those who wish to see self-driving cars enter use, a careful analysis of the facts, coupled with an understanding of how similar transitions have played out through history, indicates that the majority of the discussion occurring right now vastly underestimates the speed with which self-driving cars will become the norm and ignores the tectonic shifts the transition will bring to all corners of American life.
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In its blog post rejecting the German Federal Cartel Office's decision, Facebook's Yvonne Cunnane, head of data protection for its international business, Facebook Ireland, and Nikhil Shanbhag, director and associate general counsel, make three points to counter the decision, writing that: "The Bundeskartellamt underestimates the fierce competition we face in Germany, misinterprets our compliance with GDPR and undermines the mechanisms European law provides for ensuring consistent data protection standards across the EU." On the competition point, Facebook claims in the blog post that "popularity is not dominance" — suggesting the Bundeskartellamt found 40 per cent of social media users in Germany don't use Facebook.
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"The PACE food labeling, where you show how many minutes of physical activity are required to expend the calories in a food may be a good way of helping the public make healthier food decisions and reduce overall calorie consumption," said the study's lead author, Amanda Daley, a professor of behavioral medicine at Loughborough University in the UK. "We know that the public underestimates the number of calories in food, so we need to find an easy method to make it easier for the public to make healthier decisions about what they eat," Daley said in an email.
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