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The event's supposed drawing power outside of a handful of rugby strongholds was also downplayed significantly, with an estimated 97 percent of the 33 million average audience produced by the 2007 final coming from Australasia, South Africa, the British Isles and France.
20 Symptom seriousness was also downplayed when it was attributed to the ageing process rather than illness (termed the 'age heuristic').
As a result, the federation is also downplaying its expectations for Cyber Monday.
The other way the pro-nationalization forces are making their case casually, I think, is that they're not just skipping over the details of how the process would work (and the devil here really is in the details), but they're also downplaying the magnitude of what they're advocating, and of how long it's likely to last.
Those who advocate for this... are right, but they're also downplaying a very binding constraint..
Benjamín Bográn, who is the coordinator for Mr. Villeda's campaign, is also downplaying the CID-Gallup poll, noting that they have consulted two other polling firms that have Mr. Villeda in the lead.
The press was also under orders to downplay the Kristallnacht, describing general events at local level only, with prohibition against depictions of individual events.
Malaysia, which was also named as a member, downplayed its role in the alliance.
A spokeswoman for Ogilvy & Mather, which was also cited as one of Globix's more prominent clients, also downplays the strategic importance of the relationship to the advertising agency.
After the interview day, I tried to downplay how impressed I felt (it was also my first interview!) but it stayed top of mind during the entire season.
