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"This is another sign that the chancellor overestimated the market's desire to absorb more sovereign debt issuance from the UK," she said.

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The groups said that “creates an overestimate of the water available for export” and will result in uncertainty and potentially more litigation.

Team officials knew he could point to how he became the shortstop in the first place because they overestimated Gavin Lux’s ability to play the position.

The overall fatality rate across H5N1 outbreaks is estimated to be above 50%, but that may be an overestimate due to many milder infections being missed.

From Salon

And while Trump has overperformed compared to the polling in past races, polls have often "overestimated support" for down-ticket Republicans, he added.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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