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13:24 Mar 10, 2002 |
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4 | underestimated |
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4 | underestimate |
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underestimated Explanation: "underestimated" is right. There is no "undervaluated" in English, "Undervalued" is also possible, but does feel not quite right here. |
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underestimate Explanation: I would turn the phrase around: we still haven\'t understood the importance of the subject and consequently we underestimate it. Don |
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