Playing at the Adelaide festival in a 600-seat playhouse, Fouéré seems undeserved at times, the minutiae of her physicality swallowed into a void.
Ian Inglis praises the song's "uncluttered production and economical backing", adding: "'Deep Blue' is unlike anything he had written or recorded at that time, and its relative obscurity is undeserved".
At the time, the agency was denounced for awarding undeserved patents because its examiners were not trained software engineers, were unaware of the latest innovations in software and lacked comprehensive research materials.
The Argentine goalscorer then curled a shot wide, and Solomon March forced Steve Harper into his only save of the match in injury-time, although an equaliser would have been undeserved on Brighton's 90-minute performance.
United were massively grateful that Richard Brodie could only head against the bar in stoppage time, for a Crawley equaliser would not been undeserved.
It has had an effect, a negative effect, no question about it, and at times it makes me angry because it is undeserved.
"We support everybody's right to express an opinion but the suggestion of irresponsibility on our part is simply undeserved," the network said in a statement provided to The New York Times on Monday. .
Yet England still pushed forward, attacking from every angle, and no one could argue Dier's header was undeserved, just as the public announcer was letting the crowd know there would be three minutes of stoppage time.
In no time Shakespeare has conspiracy-inciting Cassius (Jenny Jules) complaining to Brutus about Caesar's increasing and undeserved autonomy.
It was not undeserved – Magennis had a goal-bound volley blocked on 24 minutes – yet on the stroke of half-time there was a warning from Greece.
The moment feels undeserved.
