"At least two of the matches were undersold, " said chairman of FIFA's ticketing committee, David Will.
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"At least two of the matches were undersold, " said David Will, chairman of FIFA's ticketing committee.
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Many advertising circulars and TV spots claimed'We Won't Be Undersold ! " and " You'll Never Overpay ."
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But elimination of an undersold flight may be one reason travelers believe cancellations are profit-driven, and airlines can contribute to this perception.
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He was upset because, he claimed, Fox had undersold the rights to its own affiliates, thereby costing him huge sums of money.
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Although anticipated by music press, " When Your Heart Stops Beating " undersold commercial expectations and received mixed reviews from professional critics.
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We will be undersold by some very bullish operators . . . We also have the custom of the rest of the nation to think of.
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They had complained for years about being undersold by British farm products, and they hailed the Health Ministry's disclosure as a backhanded vindication.
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He didn't attend the set in an effort to avoid Oliver, since he had undersold the difficulty of the makeup in the role.
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There are more voices in the field saying, ` We may have oversold the virtues of divorce and undersold the values of stability . "'
