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Crikey, the pressure we are putting on young people…" He began to study suicide statistics and coroners' verdicts, and felt the figures were being understated.

David Axelrod, a Democratic consultant from Chicago who worked in New York during the mayoral race, said: "Sharpton is largely an unknown to the political community in Washington, and his role is being understated here.

If it's a national emergency and an informed hospital health care worker I overhead talking today is right, that most of the flu we're now seeing is H1N1 and the severity of the threat is being understated, then what is going on?

"I think the national media are tending to downplay his connections to the political culture in Illinois and to Blagojevich and we think that is being understated and we're pointing out areas in which the connection is much stronger than it is being portrayed," Curry told the CNC.

Obviously, in many of these cases the wage portion is being deliberately understated.

And I'm being quite understated, a bit like ole Winston.

"The systemic abuse in banks is still being understated and not named as the deliberate social Darwinist system it is.

The comic is more heartbreaking for being understated and cautious about violence.

Like the rest of the architecture the room is more affecting for being understated.

Their irregular surfaces, velvety textures and subtle chromatic shifts have an impact that is all the stronger for being understated.

While this estimate has been accused of being understated (and it is worth noting that the Environmental Protection Agency came to an even lower estimate), it presented a baseline for analysis.