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Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds are being penalised by a university admissions system that unduly rewards early applicants, according to new research.

But Portland were not unduly stretched in the early stages and with Melano in particular showing an appetite to run at the Crew SC defense, they began to ask questions of their own.

As England's group contains South Africa, New Zealand and Sri Lanka, not to mention Ireland, it is being realistic rather than unduly pessimistic to suggest an early exit from the tournament is more than on the cards.

Providing too much information may be overwhelming and unduly burden parents at an early stage.

"They are worried — unduly, I think — about Lia's early success".

The Beatles linger; other bands unduly fade.

The Fed did worry unduly about Japanese-style deflation in the early part of this decade, though it was a defensible decision at the time.

CRRT is sometimes initiated early in septic patients without unduly impaired renal function to facilitate water balance control.

The renowned artist Graham Ovenden has been jailed for two years and three months for sexual offences against children, after the appeal court ruled that an earlier non-custodial sentence was "unduly lenient".

Also, at this early stage, the results could be unduly influenced by a small number of patients with extreme changes in EDSS score (in either direction).

The rise in GDP came after three quarters of declining output, but the latest figures exaggerate the economy's strength just as earlier figures had made it look unduly weak.