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The Firm to which I was brutally consigned, as if I was a bale of merchandise, has worn out my patience by a series of petty insults; and I have felt compelled, from motives of self-respect, to withdraw my services, which were undervalued from the first.

Weston arrived, Emma had the perusal of it; and she read it with a degree of pleasure and admiration which made her at first shake her head over her own sensations, and think she had undervalued their strength.

Ever since her womanhood almost, had she not been persecuted and undervalued? It pleased him to see how kindness bought out her good qualities and how her spirits gently rose with her prosperity.

He was not naturally acute of perception, but those too much undervalued his understanding who deemed that this flattering compliment would obliterate the sense of the prior insult.

For the undervalued selection, the committee cited IBM's hefty dividend yield and potential stock price increase from improved fundamentals.

At the other end of the scale is Malaysia, where the ringgit is 63 percent undervalued, and Russia, where its currency is 64 percent undervalued.

BEIRUT: One of the leading investment banks in the world gave an upbeat assessment of Lebanon's sovereign Eurobonds when it asserted that these bonds are undervalued.

Or is it currently undervalued, providing us with the opportunity to buy?"

In a statement to the London Stock Exchange, Hammerson described the approach as "unsolicited and entirely opportunistic in its timing" and its board had unanimously rejected it on the grounds that it "very significantly" undervalued the group.

I can understand prison officers feeling undervalued. More and more staff feel undervalued when they are on front line having to deal with violence and drug taking."

"I think this is about junior doctors feeling undervalued, unloved and not cared for.