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The explosive growth of structured investment vehicles at the height of the credit boom was also woefully under-reported.

Both books level serious criticism of modern western society, illuminating the under-reported psychological plagues of our time.

According to NOSSA, prejudice against short people, or "heightism" , is one of the world's most under-reported social phenomena.

One of the under-reported consequences of the Arab Spring is the massive displacement of people.

But the issue is currently under-reported, partly because scientists and policymakers haven't communicated the issues in relevant ways.

The problem is common but under-reported as women are often too embarrassed to seek help.

This is a pretty serious hit. But it is less than the annual growth that may be hidden in the under-reported consumer sector.

Telephone interviews found that women significantly under-reported their use of painkillers in written questionnaires.

Rape is "substantially under-reported" by women, but men almost never report it, said Dolan.

UN issued report dated Sept 20, 2006 stating that Iraqi civilian casualties have been significantly under-reported.

And sexual harassment experts say the numbers are still under-reported because of the stigma associated with men whom are sexually harassed.

Experts believe most problems are under-reported to the agency.

Real estate purchases have also been growing, but they are under reported.

Other substance abuse, for example glue sniffing and cough mixture abuse is still significant and likely being under-reported.

The city may well be the richest in China: Its per-capita GDP of $21, 600 is more than twice than of Beijing, and is likely under-reported.

One of the under-reported changes in the global geopolitical balance last year was America's return to Asia.