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He was worth, easily, more than any player; his services were more substantially undervalued than those of any player he'd ever acquired.

"We think we are substantially undervalued right now".

For its part Mouchel said the approaches substantially undervalued the company and had been rejected.

The I.M.F. has said that the renminbi is substantially undervalued, but like American policymakers it is wary about pressuring China too severely, and has few tools to do so given that it operates by consensus.

"The market badly needs a statement from the Americans that the euro is substantially undervalued and the dollar is substantially overvalued," said Klaus Friedrich, chief economist at Dresdner Bank A.G.

The LSE said the new £2.7 billion ($5.1 billion) offer still "substantially" undervalued it, and spurned a proposal for further talks.

China says that its currency is not substantially undervalued and that it is moving ahead with currency reform.

Hours later, Capital Shopping's directors unanimously rejected the plan, saying it "very substantially" undervalued the company and its prospects.

Responding to calls by the United States for the I.M.F. to take a more assertive role in mediating exchange rate tensions, Mr. Strauss-Kahn defended the institution, saying the I.M.F. had repeatedly stated "that we believe that the renminbi was substantially undervalued and something has to be done to fix this problem over time".

reports since 2007 documenting how the country has substantially undervalued its currency, the renminbi, said three people with detailed knowledge of China's actions.

MacKenzie agrees with Transocean management's view that the company’s stock is substantially undervalued.