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It was for the most part an undeserved resting place.

And when women speak out, men just see them as asking for undeserved benefits.

International human rights experts say that this is largely undeserved.

Yet we were never allowed to hit back, no matter how undeserved the blows.

I could not bear to see his look of guilt, so undeserved.

I think that feeling of wonder is undeserved unless you actually do the work.

Some people feel the town's reputation for corruption is undeserved.

Once in a while, though, there was the unexpected, undeserved save.

"It gives them an undeserved air of credibility," he said.

Nothing that's happened to me or will happen is undeserved," he said.

But even specific praise can lead to problems if it is perceived as undeserved.

None of which is to say that its packed houses are undeserved.

But it would take a compelling production for this status to seem undeserved.

I would like to be sure that your reputation is undeserved."

We never found out who or what broke that window on the night of my undeserved punishment.

Some will be there because their undeserved perks are being threatened.

If not, the Conservatives may get an undeserved benefit of the doubt.

People need to know, for example, why there is undeserved good fortune and suffering in the world.

And they should make them promise not to slip in an undeserved increase for themselves after the election is over.

I tried to see myself through his eyes, a woman who had had undeserved success.

To this day he contends that his dismissal was undeserved.

It was only natural for him to try to escape from undeserved confinement.

A trader is a man who earns what he gets and does not give or take the undeserved.

But he added that the image is not undeserved.

But what is a novelist to do when his reputation has gone into undeserved decline?