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The Portuguese foreign minister waved her aside; the statements emanating from Vienna constituted "overbidding," he declared.

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And it has so cleverly structured the sale of television rights that networks routinely wind up overbidding, allowing the league to capture virtually the full value of its monopoly.

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That at times has infuriated investors, who have complained to some major banks that they have been duped into overbidding on supposedly hot deals, say people familiar with the matter.

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And then Steve Schirripa of "The Sopranos," who was handling the live auction at the end—no more underwear here, just a Vespa and a walk-on part in "Nurse Betty"—suggested overbidding was a way to get a husband riled up by spending too much of his money.

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After North-South landed at six spades due to overbidding by North, South won the first heart in dummy and led the nine of trumps to finesse.

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I figure its never too soon to experience luke warm food, lack luster catering, abundant wine, and overbidding on donated silent auction items.

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To put it another way, weren't Vodafone overbidding?

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Some tree service sales reps are bad at their jobs, overbidding and underbidding.

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But not signing draft picks, overbidding and failing to identify a players age are just horrible.

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Since competitors didn't have to worry about costly overbidding errors, the paradoxical result was that it encouraged higher bids.

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