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"It's good to have a couple days and get your body right, " said Kobe Bryant, and he might be understating things.

Even then, Mr Blanchard might be wrong. He may be understating the costs of higher inflation.

Or, as conspiracy theorists conclude, is Beijing deliberately understating its embarrassingly large surplus?

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Is China deliberately understating the size of its trade surplus?

Business and government both work to confuse and mislead the citizen, understating the true price (or taxes) to win customers (or votes).

Brendsel fell in 2003, after government regulators accused Freddie Mac of understating billions in profits in an effort to smooth earnings.

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Even if that figure overstates the problem, there is little doubt that governments are understating their pensions liabilities.

Burgernomics is also a handy check on whether governments are understating inflation.

He may be understating the costs of higher inflation.

It has not only made Chinese culture popular in Russia, but also improved understating and friendship between Russians and Chinese people.

More important, the People's Republic has been understating its debt for years to avoid global attention and criticism.

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