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Meanings of love an underdog in English

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Usage of love an underdog in English
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Everyone was cheering for Ghana -we all love an underdog.
Reuters
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The Irish love an underdog.
The Irish Times
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Rewind 12 months and I would be giving myself a good talking to but, what can I say, I love an underdog.
The Guardian
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It may just that be that the British love an underdog, but there were very few people shouting for Serena on Centre Court.
The Guardian
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Who doesn't love an underdog, a bruised and battered place showing its warm and united side, an ugly duckling's first signs of becoming a swan?
The Guardian
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The Socceroos are underdogs and the World Cup loves an underdog story.
News.com.au
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But Australia loves an underdog, so we're rooting for Goehrke in this one.
News.com.au
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Literature loves an underdog: Oliver Twist, Lily Bart, Lennie Small, the Tortoise as he gradually overtakes the Hare.
The Irish Times
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But because American sports loves an underdog story and a bit of Hollywood symbolism, things took a dramatic turn.
Radio NZ
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The crowd loves an underdog.
The Guardian
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Everybody loves an underdog.
The Irish Times
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"A, it worked," answered Omad, "and b, everyone loves an underdog.
The unincorporated man
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Linux Everyone loves an underdog, and there is no doubt that in the operating-system arena Linux plays David to Microsoft's Goliath.
Wired
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Everyone loves an underdog, but watching a Test team roll over in two or three days tests the generosity of the kindest soul.
The Guardian
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