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But few firms hire high-priced people to handle services for which they undercharge.

American lumber producers have long claimed that Canadian provincial governments deliberately undercharge for cutting trees on their land.

White was quoted saying "Most pubs undercharge.

If she wants to undercharge ($6.98!)

Until recently, casino hotels would undercharge for rooms and food, figuring low rates and cheap buffets would keep guests at their slot machines and gambling tables.

The United States lumber industry has long argued that Canadian provinces unfairly undercharge lumber companies for cutting down trees on government land, which is the source of most of Canada's lumber.

As he tops off the system, then, he relies on his experience to guess how much refrigerant to charge into the system; however, he may undercharge or overcharge the system, thereby affecting system performance.

Smith called Carpe Fulgur's translation "a fantastic job", helping to craft the world and characters to a point where he cared enough for certain characters to want to undercharge them for sales despite the game's premise.

And they have occasionally been known to undercharge, according to Roslyn Dolber, director of placement for F.I.T. However, they do lack practical experience, and may not have cultivated the contacts - such as upholsterers or paperhangers - that more experienced designers have.

Both Mr. Geddes and Mr. Lomax - whose ArmChek Ltd. also offers audits of customers' mortgage payment records - stress that although lenders may undercharge as often and by as much as they overcharge, the difference from the consumer's point of view is not a wash.