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That conclusion is not new, but death penalty supporters contend that it has been underreported.

Although simulation is popular for its effectiveness in the clinical setting, its use in the classroom has been underreported.

With all the weird stuff going on in the Republican race, another important story, perhaps related, has been underreported.

The need for a concerted effort to address the gaps in family planning services for youth in sub-Saharan Africa has been underreported and underexplored.

By John Cassidy November 11, 2011 With all the weird stuff going on in the Republican race, another important story, perhaps related, has been underreported.

Aside from the personal interests of Ms. Nevins, HBO executives seeking out projects look for diseases that affect a broad swath of people and instances in which medical progress has been underreported.

BEIJING — Greenpeace is raising questions about whether the Chinese government has been underreporting the size of one of the country's worst oil spills, near the northern port city of Dalian.

San Francisco's police department has been underreporting the number of Latinos and Asian Americans who have been arrested for more than a decade by classifying them as members of other ethnic groups, according to the San Francisco Bay Citizen.

He said he thought that "less than hundreds of billions of dollars" in interest income had been underreported, but he declined to be more specific.

We're not convinced it works, the consequences of long-term use are uncertain, and its side effects may have been underreported.

There was also wholesale pollution of the air, ground and water around the plant, in quantities that may have been underreported.