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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
underprovision .
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Examples
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The loan delinquency rates "suggest that the banks are severely underprovisioned relative to potential losses," said Daniel Alpert , managing director of Westwood Capital.
Bad Mortgages Weigh on Banks Nick Timiraos 2011
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The loan delinquency rates "suggest that the banks are severely underprovisioned relative to potential losses," said Daniel Alpert , managing director of Westwood Capital.
Bad Mortgages Weigh on Banks Nick Timiraos 2011
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"It was clear to everybody," Mr. Soussan writes, "that the hospitals in Saddam's hometown of Tikrit had their stocks full and the hospitals in the Shiite south remained chronically underprovisioned."
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The ship was badly underprovisioned because it had taken longer than expected to get a full cargo of dogs, and furthermore, the huge dogs themselves consumed much more than the captain had expected.
The Pawprints of History STANLEY COREN 2002
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The ship was badly underprovisioned because it had taken longer than expected to get a full cargo of dogs, and furthermore, the huge dogs themselves consumed much more than the captain had expected.
The Pawprints of History STANLEY COREN 2002
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The ship was badly underprovisioned because it had taken longer than expected to get a full cargo of dogs, and furthermore, the huge dogs themselves consumed much more than the captain had expected.
The Pawprints of History STANLEY COREN 2002
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The ship was badly underprovisioned because it had taken longer than expected to get a full cargo of dogs, and furthermore, the huge dogs themselves consumed much more than the captain had expected.
The Pawprints of History STANLEY COREN 2002
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A report by the financial regulator also pointed to problems with Irish credit unions, which he said had "systemically underprovisioned" against loan losses.
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CDNs are widely used by commercial high-volume websites to scalably deliver their content, such as Hulu's use of slashdot. org link to underprovisioned third-party sites and cause that site to become quickly overwhelmed by the unexpected surge of resulting traffic.
Freedom to Tinker Mike Freedman 2009
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