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But a small-screen setting would undersell the blunt force of his message.
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Although given the cost savings, that may actually undersell the appeal.
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The corn-millers of Leeds attempted to undersell the Leeds Industrial Society.
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To say the Britain's Royal Navy is legendary is probably to undersell it.
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Yet categorising Fortitude as a straight-up whodunnit might undersell the show.
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We'll undersell him, and over-buy him, and so snuff him out.
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Whoever attempts to undersell Tonson is harassed with legal proceedings.
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To say he was man of the match would be to pathetically undersell it.
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But that would be to undersell an impressive first feature.
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Both groups of Allies will be able to undersell us.
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Well established and economically-conducted businesses can undersell these experimental or "infant" industries.
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To say that the Model 3 is really quite something is perhaps to undersell it.
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They are thus enabled to undersell the fair trader and drive him from the market.
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The foreigner is now free to undersell us, if he can, in our own markets.
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He must undersell the public-house by offering counter attractions.
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He must therefore, if possible, undersell his home rivals.