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But even though the U. S. is a mature, developed country, many economists believe it has shortchanged infrastructure investment for decades.

But, in other ways, both sides have shortchanged one of Lincoln's most important ideals: that of self-help and upward mobility.

Anybody was cheated and shortchanged by me, it was the women, the girls, the very recipients of my uncensored emotions.

People of African or Asian ancestry buying a DNA scan "are getting shortchanged, " he said.

Suffice to ask: Have we shortchanged ourselves?

"His role has been shortchanged in Ponzi accounts going back to the 1920s, " she said.

Mondale borrowed the line from a hamburger commercial that had used the phrase to suggest that competing products shortchanged the consumer.

History is not an area that requires testing under the federal No Child Left Behind Act, so it often gets shortchanged, teachers said.

Some experts worry that, to cut costs, expensive quality-control systems are being shortchanged .

Unless the yuan takes off, investors may be left feeling shortchanged.

I always felt a little shortchanged by that.

And when it takes the nectar, the flowers don't feel shortchanged.

With the help of almighty God, we will not be shortchanged .

Many believe that other countries, such as Iran, have similarly shortchanged investment to bolster popular support.

He sold his shares in June 1983 and later lost a lawsuit claiming he'd been shortchanged.

The cashier shortchanged me.

I was shortchanged 10 dollars to pay.