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He said the upgrade, a month after the nuclear accident, 'does not show that we delayed or underestimated the nuclear situation. '

"We underestimated the deep emotional bond consumers had with the original packaging, " said the President of Tropicana.

To an English artist, still without a national gallery, the impact of viewing such a collection cannot be underestimated.

"You're not the only one he underestimated, " she said.

However, the improved resilience of the solution in case of a data center outage should not be underestimated.

The spokesman said the crashed aircraft carrier where the Hewabola underestimated the number of aircraft contained.

We've been on the mark on an awful lot of our assessments, but there have been a handful of things we've underestimated.

The subjects also significantly underestimated how much switching between the two media they did.

The hidden nature of Hib means its impact is often underestimated.

The difficulty the party faces in opening itself up to any kind of robust scrutiny should not be underestimated.

With rising wages and a vastly underestimated underground economy, consumers have the money and the desire to spend.

It was a time when one's sense of fashion could not be underestimated, people played with their image and personality in surprising ways.

The importance of this step is often underestimated.

Conversely, the spread of malaria up mountains as a result of rising temperatures might have been underestimated.

Human rights activists believe that official figures might have been underestimated by a factor of four.

Except in those cases in which a species is driven to extinction, the Earth's ability to shrug such things off is often underestimated.

Everybody knows that a tripod is an absolute must for long exposures, but the value of a good cable release is often underestimated.

Nevertheless, it is often underestimated by the public in the countries currently facing major economic and financial challenges.

He underestimated the cost of a vacation and ran out of the money.

Prof Field said the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report had underestimated the rate of change.

But James underestimated the difficulty of promising multiple titles without knowing all that it took to finish the task.

The committee conceded that it had underestimated the number of security guards needed.

In a world warring for increasingly sparse talent, a strong employer image is also not to be underestimated.

It explained that it did not mean that they underestimated what WIPO could do on the subject.

The power of open source should never be underestimated, just as the power of a free and creative people shouldn't.

Mr Trichet said the eurozone's resilience had been underestimated.

I accepted their autism, but I underestimated the extent to which it would shape my life and theirs.

Yet even those who initially underestimated him soon came to realize that Lincoln was a man of extraordinary gifts.

But his rivals and enemies have regularly underestimated him; and, in doing so, have made it all the harder to get him out of office.

Despite all that, Shanghai should not be underestimated .

He worries that the Fed has long underestimated the extent to which changes in financial structure complicate the task of monetary policy.

It is no real surprise that {0} are favourites for this match but the opposition are not to be underestimated as they have nothing to lose.

Proponents of the technology also underestimated the number of transmitters that would be needed to provide blanket coverage.

He was an incredibly dynamic force and power that was not to be underestimated.

We all underestimated it. A lot of people did. A lot of people outside the family underestimated the trauma that she went through.

The psychological influence of launching such a fund at this moment cannot be underestimated.

Keith Vaz, the committee chair, said the continuing and grave threat from terrorism must never be underestimated.

Adler's "individual psychology" is a contribution not to be underestimated, and represents a widening of the psychological horizon.

The added bonus of producing void-free parts with far less wastage and a professional finish both sides cannot be underestimated.

But Lee and his commanders have underestimated the nature of this conflict. . . and of their opponent, President Abraham Lincoln.

These works give us a picture of the then prosperous Chinese philosophy, the academic value of the history is not to be underestimated.

The financial impact of some of this money flowing to markets around the world should not be underestimated.

If anything we might have underestimated the rate and the impact of changes in the climate system.

'The most underestimated and overlooked issue is what's happening today in Bahrain, ' he said yesterday afternoon.

The power of good-looking men to sell products to females cannot be underestimated, Lim said.

However, their contributions cannot be underestimated, considering the inherent metabolic efficiency of the large animals.

But we underestimated the speed and determination with which opponents of regulation would rewrite history.

But when Kyoto was first negotiated, scientists had greatly underestimated the speed with which China's economy would grow.

The benefits of doing things in the proper order cannot be underestimated and ought to be explained.

"We thought they were going to be popular, but we underestimated just how popular, " confessed Duffy. "It's gone absolutely wild. "

The pilot study finds that the original partial-mouth study methodology may have underestimated true disease prevalence by up to 50 percent.

For example, deep infiltrating endometriosis is often underestimated, resulting in incomplete surgery.

But they warn that the consequences of such an unprecedented event should not be underestimated.

But what I want to say is that, the opportunity that this [academy] provides for our city should not be underestimated.

These events showed the quality of our service and proved that the Polish internaut had been highly underestimated abroad.

Of course, " employees'satisfaction " " high will directly improve customer satisfaction " , benefits should not be underestimated.

As anyone will know from Neil MacGregor's History of the World, the significance of objects and relics is not to be underestimated.

From the view angle of the state, the villagers committee election has political, economic cost and benefit which cannot be underestimated.

The extent of the trauma suffered in and around Christchurch may take time to emerge fully however, and should not be underestimated.

The lack of confidence in Internet-based solutions at moments of crisis and urgency cannot be underestimated as a barrier.

More than 60 percent of people said the Bush Administration underestimated the number of troops needed in Iraq .

"But anything is possible, " Mr Wale said, noting that he has consistently underestimated the strength in the market.

The amount of dust actually injected into the atmosphere, though, may have been significantly underestimated.

In general, though, the difficulties of enhancing the capacities of a healthy human being may have been underestimated.

BP underestimated the power of Mikhail Fridman, one of its oligarch partners.

The state dramatically underestimated the quantity of energy that would be sold at subsidised prices.

Although it is not difficult to write a custom appender, the total cost of writing and maintaining the code should not be underestimated.

It is when the load has been underestimated or when no testing has been performed at all that things can get ugly.

An FFQ is limited in that nutrient quantitation is not exact and may be underestimated as a result of underreporting by patients.

We had underestimated how seriously the Americans would take what was originally meant as an intellectual point.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, which produces the indices, warned the severity of the downturn should not be underestimated.

It looks as if even LinkedIn's bankers underestimated the hype.

In network organizations, dependencies among partners, however, should not be underestimated which are much obvious in asymmetrical network.

Last week, we had a roundup of snow photography and have mentioned that winter is not a season to be underestimated.

The difficulty of achieving this in a world of global enterprise is not to be underestimated.

As several foes have learnt over the past century, the intelligence and determination of the Vietnamese should not be underestimated.

Quite plausible, Held replies, saying that natural variability may have been underestimated in the rapid warming of the last 30 years.

Rating agencies systematically underestimated default risk on vast amounts of debt, resulting in puffed-up prices and a surfeit of issuance.

The influence of objective restriction and the quality of teachers' specialization on curriculum reform cannot be underestimated.

Piping vibrations in reciprocating compressors should not be underestimated in design, installation and application.

He had underestimated the traumas that the shah's modernization program had inflicted upon a deeply traditional society.

Many students underestimated the cost of living and studying in the UK, although some issues seemed to revolved around money-management.

The economic and psychological drive provided by those tasks cannot be underestimated, even as we acknowledge the depth of the tragedy.

And yet as the panic unfolded in 2007 and 2008, they continually underestimated its scope and implications.

Social practice proves, to promote a nation's competitiveness, the significance of effective financial system should not be underestimated.

Those who were won over by his unexpected charm sometimes underestimated his resolve.

To attain the goals of the Millennium Declaration globally remains a long and uphill journey and the difficulties cannot be underestimated.

However, various costs in capital market profoundly affect each participant, so its impact cannot be underestimated.

The cause underestimated is lain in1 Huang Xing is a bourgeoisie revolutionist, and is not proletarian revolutionist.

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Marxism is also an important part of the influence on American literature, which cannot be underestimated .

Finally, the Lisbon process underestimated the true differences in the member countries' economies and failed to adequately address them.

Competition from photovoltaic systems for large-scale power generation should not be underestimated, however.

The British "underestimated the capacity of the EPP and the PES to make their deal stick, " says one diplomat.

Owing to the nature of high risk and volatility, international short-term capital's influences on financial system cannot be underestimated.

Blinded by greed, she underestimated the potential of her young acolyte, and killed the goose that was laying the golden eggs.

The ramifications for Japanese industry are not to be underestimated, either.

Addresses often go hand-in-hand with names, and are just as common as names in data models. They are also easily underestimated.

With regard to business card printing and membership card sexual problems cannot be underestimated.

Moreover, the toxic and hormonal effects of the formulations appear to be underestimated.

The answer appears to be the BOE has underestimated the inflationary impact of the sharp decline in the value of sterling.

If you are a normal Aquarius, you may have underestimated the loyalties of those closest to you.

Some argued that he underestimated the cost of taking action to cut emissions and overestimated the benefits to future generations.

And as most divorces tend to settle out of court, lawyers say their importance should not be underestimated.

The total salt output of southwest lack of a clear record, but also it should not be underestimated.

The importance of the body cannot be underestimated.

Given China's new mood of assertiveness, such advantages are not to be underestimated.

In the current stage, the role investment plays in promoting economic growth cannot be underestimated.

A good thing, she says, as she dramatically underestimated the expenses.

The burden of mental illness on health and productivity in the United States and throughout the world has long been underestimated.

The environmental factor should not be underestimated, sometimes its good or bad would impact health of poultry upright.

I knew they were watching but I underestimated their agenda.

These underestimated disease incidence since the codes have low sensitivity.

Industrial process control software and hardware growth should not be underestimated .

The ripple effects arising from China's deflating housing sector cannot be underestimated.

Nor should the positive impact on carmakers in both America and Europe of a radically slimmed down GM be underestimated.

They surmise that inflation in services is being underestimated, causing real growth to be overstated.

When talking about content, spelling and grammar cannot be underestimated.

A report in the Conservation Biology suggests that earlier analyses have underestimated parrot poaching for the pet trade.

The scale of the modernisation challenge facing the PRC should not be underestimated.

You underestimated the effect it would have on her.

But Pakistan's contribution to Afghanistan's chronic insecurity should not be underestimated.

U. N. holds water 50 years to come, the contribution that makes to developing urine report place cannot be underestimated.

On the one hand, deforestation emissions are underestimated due to a lack of satellite surveillance.

But no one is taking Hyundai lightly anymore, especially those who recall how Toyota (TM), Honda (HMC) and Nissan were underestimated.

Given half a chance, Africa shows what Malthus himself underestimated: innovation.

However, as self-reported drinking quantities are often underestimated, they felt the criteria were justified.

More than half of women surveyed underestimated their worth by at least $10, 000, the survey showed.

The authors conclude that the true extent of sex differences in human personality has therefore been consistently underestimated.

Health officials have warned that the true number of cases may be underestimated.

It turned out that the Crape Myrtle tree looks fragile there such a big role, I really underestimated it.

Implication: Many companies are predicting a large growth, but I think all the numbers are underestimated.

Diego admits he perhaps underestimated just how great a club Juventus are when he joined them earlier this summer.

While simple in design, the benefits that can be obtained through this pattern should not be underestimated.

Truly, marks functions cannot be underestimated.

Since people underestimated his superior athletic abilities, he had a secret weapon.

Training requirements should not be underestimated.

For once, the British may have underestimated their determination never to let a crisis go to waste.

Maybe humans had underestimated the intelligence of monkeys, as they had other animals who eventually passed the mirror test.

Such connotations can never be underestimated in translating idioms, for the soul of most idioms dwells on their cultural connotations.

But "I really underestimated the culture shock and language barrier, " she says.

The Irish government massively underestimated the scale of the problem in its banking sector.

DISCUSSION: The true frequency of sympathetic reflex dystrophy during pregnancy is probably underestimated.

Carey once reflected he had always been underestimated: "So whom do I rely on? I rely on myself. "

Furthermore, the homophobic men significantly underestimated their degree of sexual arousal to the gay male porn.

One theory doing the rounds is that they seriously underestimated the money funds' holdings of its debt.

We ve never underestimated the creativity of programmers, and we expect you can think of a dozen more good reasons to use the LiveCD format.

The importance of business continuity cannot be underestimated and is very seriously considered by all our members.

Another priority is to get a better understanding of systemic risk, which Messrs Scholes and Thaler agree has been seriously underestimated.

In particular, ecological risks should not be underestimated.

"Scientists had actually underestimated the danger, " he writes. "Climate change had arrived a century sooner than expected. "

On the fundamentals, lint and cotton yarn falls, overall production profits still remain high, shows cotton prices underestimated.

In August, Li Dongsheng, TCL chairman, admitted that he had underestimated the challenges involved in rescuing Thomson's business.

This is an unfortunate plan, since the number of nested join probes from PART to LINEITEM is severely underestimated.

She had underestimated us. We would not have dreamed of questioning her.

The popularity of this unusual scholarship should not be underestimated. Each year, the contest has well over 4, 000 entries.

But Eurostat deemed those revisions necessary, since Greece had 'widely underestimated' its military spending.

Not to be underestimated is the human error.

Curiously, most of the participants underestimated their ability to identify gay faces from these features alone.

And things could speed up: even the rosiest predictions underestimated Asia's ability to recover from its 1997 financial crisis.

I underestimated you. Never thought you were that good a handler.

Vida's also developed a great understanding with his keeper, Edwin van der Sar, which can't be underestimated.

Like publishers nationwide, The New York Times initially underestimated the demand for its election edition.

Besides the performance improvements, iPad 2's reduction in thickness and weight should not be underestimated.

Some analysts remain cautious that certain banks and insurance companies have underestimated their true exposure.

But scientists sometimes have underestimated how powerful quakes can be.

Second, they underestimated the strength of the links that continue to bind Asia to the rest of the world.

I think the historical and cultural significance of festivals should not be underestimated.

Norway, focused on threats originating abroad, underestimated the danger brewing at home.

I underestimated the distance between the stage and the crowd and crashed into the floor.

Initially David Cameron andGeorgeOsborne, the shadow chancellor, were underestimated by Labour, possibly for reasons of inverted snobbery.

the impact of Southeast Asia's financial crisis should not be underestimated.

Perhaps I underestimated the challenge - I think my age (36), may be putting me at a disadvantage in two ways.

They are not to be underestimated in front of their home fans and expect them to come out firing shots on net early.

Standardization is an extremely valuable, most important, largely underestimated, and most frustrating activity.

The true size of the aneurysm would have been underestimated by coronary angiography because it contains substantial thrombus.

There are many fools that have underestimated these ghosts by assuming that their strength is comparable to regular Pumpkins .

The build process for large portal projects is a very important and, often, underestimated task.

The significance of our work lies right on that and should be in no way underestimated.

I would agree that the effect of deleveraging in the US private sector should not be underestimated.

regular exercise should not be underestimated.

We underestimated the cost of materials, and ended up making a loss.

So the Republicans' ability to mess things up should not be underestimated.

In fact, those who fought against that pernicious argument, including this newspaper, possibly underestimated our case.

For generations, we have consistently underestimated our capacity for innovation.

furthermore, the impact of Yuan Shi-kai and Sun Yat-sen should not be underestimated.

It was not that Bruce always underestimated difficulties.

The weakening of the ontological stase of endogenous depression should also not be underestimated.

"You could say I've never underestimated myself, " Merkel told TIME in January 2010. "There's nothing wrong with being ambitious. "

The value of computer labs should not be underestimated, even for liberal arts students.

Prevailing financial models famously underestimated the chance of extreme events.

The importance of text messaging on a carrier's bottom line cannot be underestimated.

But like many others, BarCap underestimated the crisis that was to come.

e. g. They underestimated the cost of the construction.

Trust and loyalty can't be underestimated when it comes to attracting-and retaining-Latino customers, bankers say.

The monotonous, almost hypnotic process of staring at the centerdividerfor long hours is a grossly underestimated, life-threatening hazard.

so the problem of bad debts should not be underestimated, which will lead to a series of bank insolvencies from happening.

But the potential of mobile services should not be underestimated.

The producers underestimated the resolve of Reagan and his negotiating team.

But he underestimated the depth of Les Brown's commitment to his goal.

Lawmakers underestimated the depth of public feelings on this issue.

Stephen Jen, currency chief at Morgan Stanley, says the emerging market crash is a vastly underestimated risk.

The effort involved in accommodating all of the stakeholders in the process of architecting should not be underestimated.

In our December interview, Thain admitted that he had underestimated the magnitude of the problems Merrill Lynch faced.

However, fools are often underestimated.

He underestimated the self-correcting power of democracy.

It should not be underestimated how rare this is in a first-rank politician.

and in 2006 investors massively underestimated the risks in bundling together portfolios of American subprime mortgages.

To determine whether routine surveys, such as the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS), have underestimated child mortality in Malawi.

Much underestimated , too, has been the stability that the relative maturity in the political system has provided.

As well as giving his pet tabloids too long a leash, Mr Murdoch has underestimated his enemies.

As Malthus would have discovered, man's inventiveness is easily underestimated.

Mr Edwards admits that he consistently underestimated the determination of the authorities to prevent a bear market.

If necessary, consult Erik Keller's table of frequently underestimated cost items ( "Exorcising The Ghosts Of Legacy Software, " July 2006).

the value of the NYPD brand, he adds, should not be underestimated.

Benny had severely underestimated our hunting and maiming capabilities.

Zeus: Hmm. . . I underestimated you. An mistake I do not intend to repeat. Now I will show you the true power of a god!

The present statistical and classifying systems underestimated the economic status of forest.

But unfortunately, he has underestimated the explanatory power of Marx's social theory.

Yet, when consumers were asked what interest rate was implied, 98% underestimated the rate.

Local textile shift to overseas production capacity scale should not be underestimated, size will be larger in the future.

As for the US, its relative decline should neither be exaggerated nor underestimated.

Hospital-based surveillance underestimated pneumonia and meningitis incidence by more than 45% and 30%, respectively.

Why did it take so much longer? Because we underestimated the complexity of the job.

"We underestimated the demand, " says Lyn Hoffman, associate dean for EMBA programmes.

I underestimated the strength of the recovery in Chinese demand and Opec's discipline.

Mr. Crispin argues that the lesson of Pudong is how badly Chinese demand was underestimated.

That was broadly right, although most companies underestimated one thing: the rapid recovery of company earnings.

Thus state figures have sometimes underestimated true expansion.

Recent evidence has suggested that the amount of leakage has been underestimated.

The results suggest that although autistic spectrum intelligence is atypical, it is also genuine, general and underestimated.

"We have definitely underestimated their abilities, " says Dr Natale.

But, like others, they underestimated the severity of the recession.

Is the role of lattice defects underestimated as initiating rare earth luminescence?

it seems that I've underestimated you. Everything sounds great.

Should not be underestimated by throwing eggs!

China's Net impact should by no means be underestimated.

Mr. Munger, in the Sunday interview, said, 'We underestimated our communications needs given our position in the world. '

If Hamlet was really written by Marlowe, as many have argued, then we have underestimated Marlowe's genius.

The official death toll had stood at 37 since Sunday but many angry Beijing residents said it was underestimated.

Of course, as Thomas Malthus famously underestimated, rising demand for food is not bad so long as supply keeps pace.

And to win the target, the influence of human capital can't be underestimated, and need powerful human resource supporting.

I underestimated the cost of the journey.

The power of "small" should never be underestimated.

No doubt there are questions or principles involved which can not be ignored and underestimated.

Put another way, S& P drastically underestimated one-year default risk in 80% of those cases.

I've underestimated this phenomenon all my life. People go bonkers taking care of their own self-interest.

Two-thirds had higher turnover than they predicted; on average, they underestimated their turnover rate by 26 percentage points.

Mr Wilders should not be underestimated.

They may have underestimated Iraqi anger about their government.