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The group released a study Monday night saying people who were skeptical of President Bush's plans had been underrepresented.

With Trump in mind, the American white-nationalist Richard Spencer claimed on Twitter this morning that the Leave vote had been underrepresented in polls because of a version of the Bradley effect, in which people had not been willing to confess to pollsters the nationalism in their hearts.

Party leaders had been underrepresented on the floor of the 1980 convention, which was the culmination of a bitter contest for the nomination between President Jimmy Carter and Senator Ted Kennedy that left our party deeply divided and contributed to the party's loss of the presidency that year.

aIn our research, we define underrepresented minority groups as those that have been underrepresented in the biomedical sciences – specifically African-Americans, Hispandcs, aNativeive Americans.

"Yes, we have been underrepresented in people from New York," Mr. Davies said.

The Labor Department would receive $17 million to help train women for jobs where they have been underrepresented.

Yes, African Americans in particular have been underrepresented and misrepresented throughout the first century of movie history.

"I don't mind them bringing in conservative voices that they feel have been underrepresented," he said.

Compared with his old friends Mr. Johns and Rauschenberg, Mr. Twombly has been underrepresented in American museums, including MoMA.

And so admissions officials are scrambling to attract Hispanic and low-income students, who have been underrepresented at the most prestigious private and public universities.

With all the concentration on music of the 20th century this season in New York, it could be argued that Finland has been underrepresented.