It suggests a strange understanding of "the objectivity problem" within Facebook - or even of objectivity itself.
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These appeals to an imagined objectivity, where "objectivity" really means "more reflective of my worldview," have existed as long as criticism has existed.
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The fact that anyone pretends otherwise just shows the degree to which we confuse "objectivity" that serves PR purposes with actual objectivity, the kind that affects decision-making.
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I don't have a problem with objectivity, I have a problem with the false patina of objectivity that comes from these various lazy habits that journalists sometime use.
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And what of WikiLeaks — that paragon of journalistic objectivity?
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The foreign ministry said foreign monitors lacked objectivity and impartiality.
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Not all of Free Basics' criticism is rooted in objectivity.
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In doublethink, there are no contradictions, no evidence, no objectivity.
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Under the guise of objectivity, he argued, the social sciences
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Worse, in some cases there is no pretence of objectivity.
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Journalists are trained to maintain objectivity as a professional touchstone.
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Objectivity does not mean treating victim and aggressor the same.
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More than a few reporters made no pretense of objectivity.
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With exemplary legato phrasing, she combined cool objectivity and rapture.
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Some find the idea of objectivity in such situations laughable.
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But a biased interviewer feigning objectivity doesn't feel satisfying either.
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The tension between objectivity and subjectivity is inevitable and ceaseless.
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They see rigor and objectivity, even if none actually exist.
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" O'Donnell says she takes objectivity in her reporting "very seriously.
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So much for objectivity and to defending women against sexism.
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As the departing secretary of state, I cannot claim objectivity.
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But it casts a possible shadow over the coverage's objectivity.
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"Truth, comprehensiveness, objectivity, and fairness in news reportage" sounds rather familiar.
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That's what you are paid a lot of money for: objectivity.
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Journalists don't seem to be pursuing objectivity very actively these days.
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You maintain your objectivity, but it's hard not to get excited.
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"In my view it has undermined his science objectivity," said Trenberth.
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"This is by design to ensure fairness and objectivity," Crowell wrote.
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Experts say police shooting investigations should be independent to ensure objectivity.
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Who says therapists are detached third parties, clean in their objectivity?
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Now retired, he gets to shed his objectivity and pick sides.
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Many feel like the rally goes against science's mission of objectivity.
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Objectivity is not a binary choice, but a matter of degree.
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Analysts The greatest loss of objectivity has occurred with legal analysts.
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He challenged a federal judge's objectivity because of his Mexican heritage.
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Libra is an intellectual Air sign, all about fairness and objectivity.
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Transparency is especially important if you're an organization committed to objectivity.
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Older liberal journalists generally believe that objectivity is an important ideal.
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"I believe that could place my objectivity in question," Sessions said.
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Happily, Luiselli does not write with the journalist's attempt at objectivity.
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For Morgellons patients, objectivity had become a kind of holy grail.
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When talking to families, students worried about balancing objectivity with sympathy.
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Consumer psychology robs moments like these of the illusion of objectivity.
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Notwithstanding claims of objectivity, we social scientists also are special interests.
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"We can't take for granted any kind of objectivity, ever," he says.
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It's the space in the middle where there's a level of objectivity.
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Until now, that was as close to "objectivity" as the show got.
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"He put his objectivity in question at the very least," Graham said.
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Targ and Puthoff "in favor of successful outcomes" undermined their objectivity. Drs.
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They also tried to show that the jurors' objectivity had been tainted.
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However, journalistic ethics require reporters to transcend such anger and maintain objectivity.
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Sometimes, a luxury car is less about objectivity and more about emotion.
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A. I value boldness and enthusiasm, but only if measured with objectivity.
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"Objectivity" is an aspirational term, one with less currency today than ever.
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These anti-objectivity ideas circulated in academic and intellectual zones for decades.
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To enthrone yourself you must completely dethrone truth, facts, proportion and objectivity.
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Investigation, due process, objectivity — yes, these are fundamental to our justice system.
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The preference for objectivity in political coverage, in particular, is a problem.
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This was at a time when press objectivity was not a goal.
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The rigorous scholar must strive for the strict detachment of scientific objectivity.
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But I've never sought objectivity, or believed myself capable of achieving it.
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Objectivity has long been science's favorite defense for neglecting the full picture.
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As a former NAFA negotiator, I may lack objectivity about the agreement.
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Too often, journalists confuse centrism with fairness, objectivity or common-sense truth.
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Objectivity doesn't exist, except in God, and she's not going to tell.
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The government has said reports of violations are politicized and lacking in objectivity.
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Additionally, when you're sleep-deprived, your objectivity "goes out the window," writes Lederle.
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He seems never to have been remotely interested in attaining objectivity or universality.
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Other schools may stop buying our case studies if they doubt their objectivity.
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What a commitment to objectivity meant, however, was often the appearance of fairness.
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"I think you put his objectivity in question at the very least," Sen.
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Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley said they chose Mitchell for her experience and objectivity.
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But I think outside of that, we relied on outside people for objectivity.
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This is great for political engagement—see Fox News—but bad for objectivity.
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However, Moore was quickly hit with questions over his objectivity and past remarks.
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Real objectivity As a young reporter, Bosnia is where I found my voice.
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It brought the golden rule of journalism into clear focus for me: objectivity.
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The imagined inevitability of my thinness eventually led to a lapse in objectivity.
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Supremely confident of their objectivity, nativist leaders sought to put eugenics into practice.
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I may lose my job over the brouhaha, so would appreciate your objectivity.
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Critics define Newman's works as art-about-art, attempts at attaining pure objectivity.
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To some people it's a kind of coldness — or maybe objectivity is better.
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These entanglements may have colored Mr. Boies's objectivity and judgment about Mr. Weinstein.
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Mitchell has been recognized in the legal community for her experience and objectivity.
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Name Withheld What makes science objective is not the objectivity of individual scientists.
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Most reporters these days think of objectivity as a laudable but abstract goal.
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Objectivity is impossible when writing a life, Judith Thurman, Colette's biographer, once said.
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In their brutal objectivity, the 2009 scans had recorded beauty and blemish alike.
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Bowman also submitted an official response letter questioning the objectivity of the report.
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However, the media is trained to resist such personal emotions and retain objectivity.
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Yet, integrity and objectivity are things that, once lost, are hard to regain.
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Mueller has an interest in creating the illusion of objectivity around his investigation.
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To some, however, advocacy implies a certain lack of objectivity, a blind faith.
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With medical marijuana, you aren't asked to sacrifice your objectivity or your skepticism.
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Natural scientists and their allies in disciplines like philosophy defended the traditional idea of objectivity, while critics in fields like science and technology studies argued that scientists were ignoring the inherent limitations on objectivity created by human perspective and biases.
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In this world of mechanized objectivity, the Nazi's industrial brutality is considered entirely normal.
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President Obama dropped any pretense of objectivity Thursday in the Democratic presidential primary race.
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Anyone else feeling a little let down by the objectivity of this motley crew?
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Training Humans simply exposes how technology's air of objectivity is more façade than reality.
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Public media outlets, never a paragon of objectivity, have been reduced to propaganda organs.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio, has also called into question the objectivity of the investigation.
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But while the film seeks to demythologise Ms Harding's life, it also rejects objectivity.
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"Stronger Together" has been removed from the field in the interest of journalistic objectivity.
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The cool objectivity of Pop Art had superseded the intense subjectivity of Abstract Expressionism.
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Supporters believe that the technology will lead to increased objectivity, ultimately creating safer communities.
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It’s the space in the middle where there's a level of objectivity.
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In the early days of photography, its practitioners had to argue for its objectivity.
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It's about being aware of those biases, and how you create objectivity for yourself.
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All this in an election year where The Times's objectivity is under constant scrutiny?
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Green said Amazon has an "objectivity problem" with advertisers that sell on its platform.
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He gloriously loses all sense of objectivity and joins the fans in their fervor.
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Just the anger people have toward what they perceive to be attempts at objectivity.
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Was objectivity something you sought, or was that simply beside the point for you?
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Their plea for scientific objectivity may have sounded sensible, but it masked nefarious aims.
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Even when they strike odalisque poses and caress themselves, their shared objectivity equalizes them.
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It argued the U.N. relied on "sources lacking in objectivity" and ignored official information.
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The coalition behind Greater Than Fear did impressive work, I say admittedly without objectivity.
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Ms. Mitchell has been recognized in the legal community for her experience and objectivity.
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A necessary complement to the objectivity of science, then, is the subjectivity of experience.
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"Then, there&aposs the coaching and the objectivity that comes with it," she adds.
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How did you approach that problem of gaining their trust, while maintaining your objectivity?
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We've deconstructed facts, insisted that knowledge is situated and denied the existence of objectivity.
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A kind of objectivity for Hara is derived from these oddly focused, chance encounters.
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And that background scholarship might give a potentially evangelical project the veneer of objectivity.
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I'm not one of those people who pretend to have objectivity in my analysis.
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After all, it's not real; the difference between hallucination and objectivity isn't an essential one.
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He doesn't take himself too seriously, or adopt a Walter Cronkite-like pose of objectivity.
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Wallace follows in a long line of journalists who questioned the sacrosanct wisdom of objectivity.
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The wanton equating of facts with myths cannot be acceptable and is not journalistic objectivity.
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To an extent, people are right to be sceptical of the institutions' claims to objectivity.
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China's commerce ministry had responded with doubts over the "objectivity" of the annual U.S. blacklist.
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Justices' predictable tribalism has left them -- and our nation's belief in judicial objectivity -- completely exposed.
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"EU election observers maintain strict impartiality, objectivity and independence," said a statement announcing the news.
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The results, beginning in 1969, are like violent collisions of persnickety objectivity and mad abandon.
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"Well I think he put his objectivity in question at the very least," Graham added.
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Rose grew up a Mets fan, but he maintained objectivity and perspective in his broadcasts.
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That's the sign of journalistic fairness and objectivity is we're being equally hard on them.
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When a nutrient is called a pollutant, objectivity has been relegated to a dark corner.
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In some ways they are worse, because they have this veneer of objectivity and perfectibility.
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If we're reporting sports statistics or poll numbers or stock futures, then objectivity is easy.
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We are forced to reckon with each image's objectivity, reconciling visual information with the textual.
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It is far too easy to assume that technology has an objectivity that humans don't.
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Don't they see that, in Strauss's words, "historical objectivity" requires "calling a spade a spade"?
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Still, objectivity was the goal as she and her fellow editors worked on the book.
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The immediacy and objectivity necessary to reporting well often outweighs personal needs: emotions, exhaustion, hunger.
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A range of critics have questioned the disinterested claims of objectivity advanced by Enlightenment thinkers.
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But there seems little point pretending anymore that an ideologically neutral position of objectivity exists.
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The fantasy of objectivity creates a pressure to maintain the veneer of impartiality and omniscience.
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I like to think that this does not affect my objectivity, but maybe it does.
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He turned toward objectivity in other ways as well, particularly in his study of science.
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The objectivity with which she shows bodies in motion becomes both analytical and deeply stirring.
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Strict measures must be taken to ensure the truth, comprehensiveness, objectivity, and fairness in news reportage.
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Those fences are supposed to defend science's honor, demonstrate scientists' objectivity, and uphold the profession's standards.
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Should the DNC abrogate its commitments to objectivity and agitate on behalf of a preferred candidate?
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Nevertheless, it represents a strain of academic objectivity, rarely found in the field of Shakespeare studies.
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One response would be to double down on scientific objectivity and institutions in even bolder terms.
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Taubes founded NuSI to support objective science; now it's his own objectivity he has to defend.
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The problem is when the reality of bias becomes concealed behind an algorithmic veneer of objectivity.
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I fretted that perhaps I had lost my journalistic objectivity and become blind to their faults.
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This, in part, led to a Pentagon media briefing that attempted to offer assurances of objectivity.
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You can make the attempt to bring objectivity to at least your realm of the workplace.
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Taking a stand on behalf of what is true does not require you shedding your objectivity.
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The FBI is acting independently to ensure objectivity and results will be shared at their discretion.
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A product labeling program run by the private sector would lack objectivity and credibility to consumers.
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So, for the sake of objectivity and balance, the moderators decided to ignore the issue altogether.
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It's finally bringing some objectivity and science to decisions that can be so unbelievably life-changing.
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" Mr. O'Connor also noted "the degree of cool objectivity maintained by the director toward his subject.
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This is evident in the way individual pieces seek a sort of objectivity or glossy finish.
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The production, directed by Neel Keller, carefully splits the difference between documentary objectivity and poetic license.
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"Objectivity, transparency, all those things, are what you think people would want," he said to Rep.
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I again saw that flash of red from years before but tried my hand at objectivity.
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Many more paradigm shifts have occurred since then, making objectivity seem a local and temporary prejudice.
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" Trump revoked Brennan's security clearance Wednesday, saying Brennan's history "calls into question his objectivity and credibility.
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He praised the paper for its courage, its objectivity and its ability to be self-critical.
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Of course, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and objectivity is often absent from fashion.
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The electoral commission has pledged to run the vote "according to principles of independence, transparency and objectivity".
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Patients are entitled to competence, altruism, morality, integrity, accountability, transparency, objectivity, and promotion of the public good.
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Those who are abstaining argue that mixing politics and science would tarnish the objectivity of their field.
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He has an ability to not be so subjective, but to have some objectivity to it all.
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Nonetheless, I like to think that I have some objectivity about what it's like to grow old.
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"People rely on government information, and there's a presumption of objectivity that comes from the government address."
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And this business model imperative to avoid alienating people became a normative vision of objectivity and neutrality.
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Journalists are still cheering, objectivity be darned, for "Spotlight," awarded the Oscar for best picture on Sunday.
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" The last thing we needed she said, was a "further undermining of the objectivity of this investigation.
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We believed in the possibility of achieving objectivity, a notion that in the 21st century seems naïve.
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But these designers saw another path forward, one that made a virtue of objectivity, durability and craftsmanship.
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In the 19th century, before the concept of objectivity became a journalistic norm, most newspapers were partisan.
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The text has provided gist for conservatives who doubt the objectivity of Mueller's investigation and the FBI.
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The ecstatic liturgies of the fin de siècle rang false, and a rite of objectivity took hold.
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Critics said the presentations compromised the objectivity of the trial and may have violated federal funding rules.
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As the War on Terror dragged on, journalists were less and less afforded the presumption of objectivity.
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While Burns's explorations of history and culture aspire to standards of objectivity, Cousins is unabashedly, unapologetically personal.
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In all of these situations it's best to react authentically and directly—but with kindness and emotional objectivity.
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We can value neutrality, science, and objectivity while passing judgment against actions and proposals that jeopardize democratic institutions.
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While algorithms have a veneer of objectivity, researchers have pinpointed how human decision-making can re-enforce biases.
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With the rise of objectivity and professional ethics, Wallace writes that the "gates went up," leaving many outside.
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Many were loath to do anything that might endanger either their perceived objectivity or their sources of funding.
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Being an objectivity crusader in a world like this can be a thankless job, as Reed has learned.
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Survey respondents are also unsure about whether institutions or individuals are responsible for media objectivity, trust, and accountability.
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They need mechanisms which can amplify messages developed online, provide the illusion of objectivity, and validate people's beliefs.
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Objectivity — the ability to see the world as it truly is — atrophies in the blinding light of passion.
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They understood the cultural and political power of objectivity and were unwilling to relinquish all claims to it.
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Of course, the media may not be great at objectivity, but they are total pros at blame diffraction.
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Scientists know they're losing ground, but they're concerned that activism involving their work imperils the objectivity of research.
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On its face, the question shows Oprah's objectivity ... but that seems to be lost on rabid MJ fans.
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Historians have largely retreated from the public sphere, preferring a mythical objectivity toward and separation from contemporary affairs.
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Originalism, then, is a mechanism that is primarily designed to constrain judicial discretion and thereby maximize judges' objectivity.
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In so doing, they have squandered their objectivity and precious resources on a single story: Russian election hacking.
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As an adult who survived public schooling, I am aware that science generally demands objectivity of its practitioners.
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In addition, voters now also have hundreds of sources of online news, many on sites striving for objectivity.
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Numerical scores might give the illusion of objectivity, but the complexities of actual life inevitably complicate such decisions.
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Inevitability and objectivity, like pessimism and optimism, are the names of programs offering freedom from choice and responsibility.
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Being detached from it has given me a lot of warmth, affection and objectivity about this past decade.
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As such, Khanna said effective managers should work to combine both aspects, striving for objectivity and emotional support.
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Thousands of Coloradans cancelled their registrations because they knew this voter fraud commission lacked any objectivity or credibility.
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He should be fired, not merely reassigned, for not doing so and compromising the objectivity of Mueller's investigation.
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With zero pretentions at scholarly objectivity, I ventured into the archives to read the inevitable travesty for myself.
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However, there has been a disturbing lack of objectivity in the coverage of this investigation from the start.
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But blind faith in objectivity and factual truth alone has not proven to be a promising way forward.
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The state's tourism board paid $600,000 for it, which raises questions about the objectivity of the coveted ratings.
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There's a horrific objectivity to the artist's film, one that overturns The Land We Live In's initial hypothesis.
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Milner feels genuine objectivity will be easier said than done when it comes to chronicling memes for posterity.
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One of the things that I was very interested in is this idea of objectivity as a fantasy.
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Big data can't bring objectivity to a subjective world It seems everyone is interested in big data these days.
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Sure, but there are people that have better objectivity than I with saying what is best for the show.
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In the social sciences, many scholars apparently believe it will lend their subject a previously elusive objectivity and clarity.
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"I think he's fair, and I think he strives for objectivity in his reportage," said conservative writer Ben Shapiro.
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"You've got to move on to the next thing … having a little bit of that objectivity is really important."
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Marks railed against what he called a media acting " more like spokespeople for one party" instead of maintaining objectivity.
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The "objectivity" myth is the result of newsrooms having a history of being mainly composed of white, male reporters.
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A systematic bias across half a dozen sites obsessed with objectivity and documentation begins to verge on conspiracy theory.
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We cannot operate by the same standards of objectivity that hold for reporters at the rest of The Times.
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Trump allies have publicly criticized Mueller, noting his long working relationship with Comey and raising questions about his objectivity.
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But how does this commitment to public service and objectivity fit with an overwhelming bias toward the Democratic Party?
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Let us also point out the current EPA procedures include checks and balances designed to assure integrity and objectivity.
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I also felt that his reputation brought a calming effect on the scandal, an image of professionalism and objectivity.
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Some journalists even suggested giving up the pretense of objectivity, as this widely circulated New York Times article illustrates.
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He also argued that many scientists should drop their pretense of objectivity and become active proponents for their work.
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His lack of objectivity tempts him to strive for the glamorous semblance of power rather than for actual power.
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The costs in 2018 could be immeasurable unless we can offer greater objectivity in the investigation and its coverage.
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Such a move jeopardizes the independence, credibility and objectivity that has defined the work of the Economic Research Service.
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Mr. Strüwe saw great artistic potential, Mr. Jäger said, where before him, many only saw the objectivity of science.
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"Bringing in an outside agency assures our commitment to transparency and objectivity in a very sensitive matter," Eugene said.
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Sadly, I think it's moved from ... I think that the issues have moved from objectivity and have become politicized.
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A writer has to be able to achieve a certain objectivity in order to craft his or her material.
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Dix's postwar paintings exemplify the stylized realism of Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity), a predominant art movement in Weimar Germany.
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It lets you mock technical critiques and their claims to objectivity while participating in them at the same time.
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The Edge of Democracy is not an impartial piece of journalistic filmmaking; indeed, Costa makes no pretensions to objectivity.
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"And at a certain point I was like, I've got no objectivity, I can't even tell anymore," said Liam.
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The Wall Street Journal is touting its objectivity through the 2016 presidential campaign in a new television advertising campaign.
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Certainly much of the media is "out to get him" and has discarded any pretense of fairness and objectivity.
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She reads in a low-pitched, deceptively neutral voice that inflects ostensible objectivity with the slightest whisper of lamentation.
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The idea of objectivity in journalism and covering "both sides" of the issue is a longtime tradition of journalism.
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He grew up reassured, as I was, by the soothing, trustworthy objectivity of Walter Cronkite and similar news gods.
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He was committed to work he believed was anchored by objectivity and the acknowledgment of the truth of materiality.
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Can you unpack why you maintain that the opposite of objectivity is not partisanship, or that it shouldn't be?
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In essence, this regulation required broadcasters to air both sides of any political issue, a sort of enforced objectivity.
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Dr. Prum wants to push evolutionary biologists to re-examine their assumptions about utility and beauty, objectivity and subjectivity.
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Connecticut's lawsuit claimed that Moody's ratings were influenced by its desire for fees, despite claims of independence and objectivity.
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There is nothing in Grenell's background that suggests any sense or understanding of the nature or value of objectivity.
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Mr. Hall will undoubtedly get questions about the C.B.O.'s objectivity and calls for its role to be diminished.
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Leonid Slutsky, chairman of the Russian parliament's international affairs committee, said the ruling raised questions about the court's objectivity.
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Meanwhile, the information shared with the public must be tailored to incite mass enthusiasm and animosity rather than objectivity.
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Neither Yusuf nor Zacharia made me feel like an outsider, although being from the outside gave me some objectivity.
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But experts say that's just a nice hook—to satisfy a cultural desire for objectivity, even in our romantic pursuits.
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It appeared much of the media got itself into knots trying to differentiate between balance, objectivity, neutrality, and crucially, truth.
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The systematic recording of masses of data alone won't be enough to ensure the reproducibility and objectivity of social studies.
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It is shedding the skin of its once-sacred "view from nowhere" objectivity and embracing the benefits of cruder ideologies.
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And by abandoning the pretense of objectivity, Law & Order tells the least caricatured story about the Menendez murders so far.
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So "Question More" seems to be in the service of more objectivity and knowledge but, in fact, it destroys it.
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We set up scientific institutions, governed by certain guild rules and norms regarding objectivity, reproducibility of results, peer review, etc.
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" He adds: "In addition, the fact that she lacks business ties to the music industry ensures her objectivity as Chair.
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I have worked in a lot of news rooms, including news rooms that were built around the idea of objectivity.
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However, all investigations should be treated with the same integrity, thoroughness and objectivity that the FBI has been known for.
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" Not good either: "These interactions would undermine the perception of study objectivity and would call into question any potential findings.
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I think that our obligation, though we're not a documentary film, is to achieve as much objectivity as we can.
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His anger reflects badly on him—when it clearly betrays selfishness—but it's not edited for the ring of objectivity.
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But there are some things which are unfortunately beyond objectivity and Miguel, for better or worse, is one of them.
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Perfect objectivity is an idealization of reality, since it cannot take place within the human mind but only outside it.
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Here's a crazy thought: Rather than reflexively assuming its defensive posture of "objectivity," what if the media went full-offense?
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It's also hardly surprising to see the complete lack of restraint or historical perspective and objectivity on display as well.
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The objectivity standard eroded in the late 20th Century as a core of academics contended that the standard stifled journalists.
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And that policy, in turn, was intended to assure objectivity in the salary system – a legitimate business purpose, Fresno argued.
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The jury is not sequestered, a measure that courts sometimes take in high-profile cases to maintain the jurors' objectivity.
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I understood then that objectivity means giving all sides a fair hearing, but it doesn't mean treating each side equally.
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But for art collectors like Jorge Garcia, they offer a level of objectivity about an artist's work that galleries lack.
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These agencies were created in the 19th century, and have had impeccable reputations because of their perceived independence and objectivity.
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To compare Graham's realism to Schad's New Objectivity or Wilde's Magic Realism is to affirm how unrealistic it actually is.
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At the same time, President Trump's political allies have been increasingly questioning the propriety and objectivity of the Mueller investigation.
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Objectivity is not something he expects of people, and he long ago came to believe that "facts" are really arbitrary.
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Often they are not seeking an objectivity but instead are expressing his reactions to what is in front of him.
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We cannot mollify ourselves with some ideal of neutrality or objectivity as if white supremacy deserves anything but resounding contempt.
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A lot of people argue that one guideline for journalism should be objectivity, but your recent work is very opinionated.
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Mid-century journalists, cruising the empiricist wave, often strayed from writing about animals, rather than risk their hard-earned objectivity.
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Leaving them alone with their courage, however, by remaining silent in the name of "objectivity," would be a moral failing.
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Johnson seized on the "secret society" reference to call into question the objectivity of Mueller's investigation earlier in the week.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly used the Strzok-Page controversy to question the integrity and objectivity of the Mueller investigation.
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S. E. Cupp, a conservative host on HLN, scolded other broadcast journalists for what she called a lack of objectivity.
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In a way, they almost have more objectivity because I made the music but I wasn't involved in anything else.
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You can see flashes of frustration even among the media outlets most committed to the perception of sober-minded objectivity.
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There's no objectivity, but we should try to be honest and true to our own version of the events we witness.
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But it also shows how the real estate mogul's controversial run for the presidency presents a fundamental challenge to journalistic objectivity.
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Investor behavior on AngelList is more similar to teenage girls forming cliques than the sage wisdom and objectivity of Warren Buffet.
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Many news outlets also recommend or warn their staff against making public political displays or statements in order to maintain objectivity.
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Clapper told a congressional intelligence hearing on Thursday that CENTCOM objectivity numbers were now similar to those in other combatant commands.
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I think part of what college football fans like about their sport is that there is no real pretense of objectivity.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics website, the rule was created to preserve the neutrality and objectivity of the statistics.
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And while the academics lecturing on the manuscript posture over their own objectivity, they continue to casually dehumanize and objectify Offred.
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Lastly, advises Mr Davies, we should cherish those institutions, imperfect though they may be, that aspire to objectivity and truth-telling.
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"That veneer of objectivity is not as important as it once was because the times are so exceptional," the aide said.
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His opponents pointed to his posts as proof that he lacked the temperament and objectivity needed to serve on the bench.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang, asked about the report, said Amnesty often released "unfair" statements about China that lacked objectivity.
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Yes, some music writers shy away from politics, and that's their prerogative, but I never saw much value in feigned objectivity.
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Searls places the Rorschach test and its creator in the crosshairs of art and science, impressionism and empiricism, objectivity and subjectivity.
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The black, white and (occasional) blue pages give the impression of objectivity—of egos put aside for the sake of collaboration.
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These messages sure don't project the culture of fairness and objectivity we needed in the middle of a divisive presidential campaign.
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Kirk broke with Trump in June, after the real estate tycoon questioned a federal judge's objectivity based on his Mexican heritage.
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The office of commissioner would never again hold any semblance of objectivity, of a higher concern for the game of baseball.
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There's a balance between objectivity, as [the female reporter] is not influencing the answer, but she's not pretending to be unaffected.
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That could actually make things worse because AI — and, by extension, its policy decisions — comes with the deceptive veneer of objectivity.
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The system also helps lend an objectivity to the decision making process by presenting different prosthetics in a blind testing scenario.
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To maintain impartiality in a partisan environment, even in the name of objectivity or fairness, is to support those in power.
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As stated in the 85033 Jan Mayen case, accepting such lack of objectivity goes against the elementary principle of legal security.
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The International Spy Museum likewise plays mind games with its visitors, presenting the veneer of objectivity without explicitly naming its biases.
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What it does not do: usually attempt any sort of objectivity or try to situate a narrative in a moral framework.
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But The Journal's news pages, like those of The New York Times, The Washington Post and elsewhere, have aspired to objectivity.
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Its former leader, Roger Ailes, knew that the country had become more polarized and that many viewers didn't want sober objectivity.
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Despite claims of objectivity, historians typically embed figures and events in narratives whose very form fixes certain meanings while excluding others.
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Centrist bias, as I see it, confuses the idea of centrism (which is very much an ideology) with objectivity and fairness.
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The creed of objectivity and balance," he wrote, "disarms and cripples the press and transforms reporters into neutral observers or voyeurs.
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Much modern history has shown that science, from which the belief in objectivity originally derived, can be inimical to individual freedom.
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Objectivity involved physical proof, and it also — I started to realize — involved me, the writer who might someday tell their story.
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Mr. Poniewozik calls this new wavelet "surreality TV, an art form for the days of fake news, gaslighting and contested objectivity."
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In the New Yorker, Janet Malcolm, who is famously against the biographical genre's pose of objectivity, raises questions about Moser's perspective.
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"She has proven her lack of objectivity in seeking appropriate justice in capital cases," he said in a letter to Scott.
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Like most of my colleagues, when I'm in the classroom I encourage objectivity, curiosity, neutrality, and a nonjudgmental point of view.
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The former, "Female Nude on the Sofa" (1928) by Georg Scholz, epitomizes the sobriety that characterizes Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) portraiture.
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Do you feel that impacts the journalism at all, the sort of objectivity that we, as journalists, are supposed to have?
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On that issue, the Justice Department said their inclusion in the analysis "could cause some readers of the report to question its objectivity" and recognized that "the objectivity and transparency of future reports could be enhanced by releasing the underlying data ... and could provide readers with more complete information from which to draw their own conclusions."
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Objectivity is an orientation towards reality based on abstracting away, in various degrees, from subjective experience, and from individual points of view.
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It's easy to enjoy the Trump-Fox feud simply as political theater, but there is a genuine crisis here in journalistic objectivity.
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In our ideologically diverse world, it's impossible for any single news distributor to fact-check and rank the news with complete objectivity.
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That meant that most new inquiries never happened — in a sense, it meant that objectivity was more an ideal than a reality.
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What The View From Somewhere makes dazzlingly clear is that saving journalism will mean saving it from a false notion of objectivity.
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Beyond its emphasis on the proliferation of violent headlines, Breaking News: Cassils explodes the pretense of objectivity endemic to the news business.
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In journalism, the hegemony of a New York Times-style, view-from-nowhere objectivity led to the exclusion of non-elite voice.
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We considered asking outside experts, which would take the decision out of our hands but would likely not solve the objectivity problem.
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Removing FDA review would not only dismantle patient safeguards, it would deny patients the expertise and, importantly, the objectivity of the agency.
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Charts don't purport to any form of objectivity, and are, in fact, a useful reminder that art is an inexplicably subjective experience.
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On the simplest level, saying 'I' seems more modest and manageable than the claim to objectivity that is inherent in avoiding it.
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The current wave of media consolidation has not resulted in more objectivity, as anyone who has ventured online for a read knows.
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Defenders of Justice Ginsburg's interviews will say that all she has done is to peel back a transparent layer of faux objectivity.
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The manifest destiny of the humanities and social science professoriat is to have politicized knowledge supersede truth, objectivity, facts and genuine learning.
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Despite harping on the objectivity and transparency of their rules, moreover, many of the decisions that index providers make are, ultimately, subjective.
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The news industry might consider how a return to principles of objectivity could reverse the public's growing disenchantment with its supposed surrogates.
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From threats to rude, belligerent coverage, the media hasn't held back from making its disgust clear and dropping any pretense of objectivity.
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Even the pretense of fairness or objectivity has been abandoned; if a story might possibly damage President Trump, it will be published.
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These groups could be allies in seeking greater objectivity from social media websites by taking a principled position on freedom of speech.
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He conceded it was still possible the President would agree to an interview and continued to question the objectivity of the investigators.
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"We expect pollsters to exercise prudence and objectivity to arrive at a closer approximation of public sentiment," he said in a statement.
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They had failed to notice—I say this in all objectivity—one of the most wondrous occurrences in the history of humankind.
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A number of GOP lawmakers have questioned the FBI's objectivity and fairness in recent months, particularly regarding McCabe's work at the agency.
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Songwriting is an intensely personal experience but is pulled back by the objectivity of condensing a given sentiment into a certain melody.
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But journalism's watchdogs accused her, with some justification, of conflicts of interest, of lacking objectivity and distance from those she wrote about.
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Lorca's Insistence on Protocol For some baffling reason, Lorca insists that Culber cannot care for Stamets because Culber's "medical objectivity" is compromised.
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It's not unreasonable for media owners to try to avoid taking partisan political stances so as not to jeopardize their publication's objectivity.
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Law enforcement officials are expected to maintain political objectivity with regard to issues that could be investigated by agencies under their purview.
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We know all too well that science and the sheen of objectivity it carries can be put to horrific uses (see: eugenics).
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"Most respondents - 55% - want their wealth managers to use a payment method that offers more transparency, objectivity and certainty," the study said.
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If your advisor is also a broker, he or she may only be authorized to sell certain products, which could impact objectivity.
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Likewise the memoirist occupies an intensely subjective world, while creating a template for, or version of, living in which objectivity is everything.
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The company is working with senior care facilities and clinical researchers to help them evaluate individuals more frequently and with greater objectivity.
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They seek to layer objectivity over the strange and subjective experience of reading a book, which no two people exactly agree upon.
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He usually paints about his past experiences with architecture and space—how the embellishments of those personal memories can interfere with objectivity.
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It's still alarmingly difficult to get courts, legislators, and civilians alike to grant the topic the balance of objectivity and sensitivity it requires.
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And in the contested cases, lawyers have a gold mine to work with, defense lawyers, challenging this FISA application, challenging Strzok&aposs objectivity.
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Just launching a show with its own in-house critics giving their opinions about a film could harm the site's reputation for objectivity.
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Numbers keep our interest and offer the guise of objectivity; they let us find our place in the endless conga line of humanity.
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The neurological saying 'neurons that fire together, wire together' holds just as true with AI. Objectivity is an impossibility in any final way.
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Chris Coons also joined the fray, expressing confidence in Lynch's objectivity but decrying the meeting, even if innocuous, as sending the wrong signal.
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Attempts to make Facebook a reliable news source ran into the many-headed hydra that is "objectivity" and everything that comes with it.
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We believe the Board clearly lacks the leadership, objectivity, and perspective needed to make decisions that are in the best interests of shareholders.
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"With this report, the Venice Commission has abandoned its objectivity and expertise, lost its impartiality, become politicized and stained its prestige," he said.
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In September, the company questioned the objectivity of two Arkansas weed experts, Jason Norsworthy and Ford Baldwin, who said the chemical could drift.
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He doesn't come close to matching the experience of those other men or the objectivity of those other men in their previous positions.
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So what we ask, instead, is for "objectivity": for those opinions to be concealed and left to exert their influence quietly, opaquely, sneakily.
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In this article, John Leland, a Metro reporter, examines how spending 12 months with his subjects eroded his objectivity, in a good way.
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Opinion writing became a major phenomenon in the 20th century as newspapers nurtured analytical voices who were not bound by norms of objectivity.
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Acosta has abandoned any sense of objectivity, which would be fine enough if CNN just made him a commentator instead of a reporter.
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A little less anger and grievance — and a little more objectivity — would go a very long way to making the discourse less coarse.
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"Government-to-press switcheroos do not bode well for news objectivity," The Los Angeles Times television critic Howard Rosenberg wrote at the time.
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But in the interests of "objectivity," it listed three advantages: Boarding helps children become more independent and less finicky and make more friends.
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"The White House said its decision was based on Brennan's "erratic conduct and behavior" and that it questioned his "objectivity and credibility.""Mr.
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In other words, it's losing what made it funny originally — the comedy that comes from its assumed authoritative objectivity — and gaining meme comedy.
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I tell myself that I have a good view of my surroundings from here and can therefore report the event with journalistic objectivity.
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Objectivity -- Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease doctor, continues to preach realism and restraint, and he's finding new places to do it.
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"Few values are more important to states — and especially Delaware — than the fairness, consistency, balance and objectivity of their courts," the petition said.
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As a committed abstract painter, the challenges he had to face included Abstract Expressionism (subjectivity) and Minimalism (objectivity), abstract gestures and tight geometry.
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But Nye also appears to be displaying an open bias in a way that undermines the very scientific objectivity he's trying to promote.
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So the opposite of false objectivity should be analytical rigor and leveling with the reader and letting the reader know what you know.
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This kind of selfless objectivity is among the most remarkable features (one of the most classical features, too) of the Indian classical arts.
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"Human beings are all so naturally at odds with the chilly detachment and objectivity of the information that flows towards us," said Soren.
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New York State's then-top financial regulator, Benjamin Lawsky, fined the consulting firm $25 million six years later for lacking integrity and objectivity.
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They were beset with anxiety that they might fail to maintain their objectivity in the face of the overwhelming emotions totality would bring.
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His strong criticisms of the F.B.I.'s handling of those matters during the campaign, he admitted, could lead people to question his objectivity.
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This is why some biographies drop the veneer of objectivity and unabashedly tell a life from a queer perspective, or a feminist perspective.
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After the First World War, each moved from Expressionism to the New Objectivity, and then on to a more personal kind of mastery.
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The media never stopped passing on the right-wing distortion, with some watery he-said she-said around it to establish, uh, objectivity.
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With regard to Secretary Clinton and some of the comments I made, I do believe that that could place me objectivity in question.
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"Mr Scully had failed to ensure that NRA's valuation of PSOSL was carried out with sufficient care, judgment and objectivity," the central bank added.
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To show bias for a candidate, party, or ideology is equivalent to rejecting the objectivity that is the hallmark of scientific examination of questions.
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The management of a special anti-graft unit envisaged by the legislation would be appointed by parliament, something analysts said could limit its objectivity.
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What They're Saying: Centrism and objectivity are their own ideologies; be smart; go deeper; cast off this false idea that politics is a game.
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Although it's often presented as a dichotomy (the apparent subjectivity of the writer versus the seeming objectivity of the psychologist), it need not be.
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Baron, trying to protect the appearance of objectivity, is punishing his staffers for expressing informed perspectives on crucial issues like sexual assault and racism.
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The two parties agreed on ground rules based on "the principle of objectivity" including "equal speaking time and questions" during the debate, Altay said.
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It suggests a breach of the firewall that is supposed to stand between the agenda of the donor and the objectivity of scientific content.
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Social media, of course, gives an honest look at what people who have no obligation to create the appearance of objectivity or fairness think.
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Call out Objectivity and Subjectivity Companies need to build a culture where it is okay to question whether a colleague is being fully objective.
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Despite the effort to maintain a lighthearted if not strictly formal objectivity, the animated expression on the man's face draws both recognition and interest.
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The modus operandi of mainstream media involves at least some commitment, even if imperfect, to objectivity, research, and investigation, as opposed to pushing agendas.
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She would begin to view them—the students—with greater objectivity; their need for her started to look like something less discriminating, more parasitical.
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The company also called into question the objectivity of Arkansas weed experts Jason Norsworthy and Ford Baldwin, whom Monsanto said advocated bans on dicamba.
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In later exchanges, however, Mueller appeared to regain his footing, offering a robust defense of the objectivity of his team under questioning by Rep.
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Some have argued that in the process of certifying the plane, and after both crashes, the FAA prioritized Boeing's interests over safety and objectivity.
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He retired from the CIA in 2011, but returned for a stint as the agency's ombudsman for analytic objectivity, according to a press release.
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" He said the bureau will emphasize "the importance of objectivity, of avoiding even the appearance of personal conflicts or political bias in our work.
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"Their request for us to relax our terror legislation when they are broadening theirs has nothing to do with objectivity and justice," he said.
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The Russians have always expressed skepticism about both the Joint Investigative Mechanism's objectivity and its ability to collect credible evidence in a war zone.
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To be perfectly forthright: there's no way for me to cover this Savannah metal/punk/whatever the fuck trio with any shred of objectivity.
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And those of us based in the red states who work hard every day to prove our objectivity will have to deal with it.
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But that lack of objectivity represents a major professional failure, and it's Exhibit A in why Mr. Trump's taunt resonates with so many Americans.
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Insufficiently elaborated analysis addressing the process of arriving at an equitable outcome suggests a lack of objectivity in terms of how decisions are made.
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And more serious news coverage often struggles to find clear enough language to explain the bait and switch, without seeming to lose its objectivity.
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The range of idioms employed here veers between the cool objectivity of spoken docudrama and the intensely lyrical extremes of quasi-operatic mad scenes.
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" Especially in the wake of Trump, he said, "The New York Times is a last bastion of objectivity and humane civilization to many liberals.
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"Ultimately, I think it's in the best interest of companies that their compensation practices be seen as not compromising the objectivity of government officials."
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One of the marvels of modern history is how objectivity came to be most vigorously upheld by the ruling classes of the United States.
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We rarely enjoyed a presumption of objectivity, as most of those on the separatist side of the line judged us by the Russian standard.
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At times the analysis surrounding the immigration order seemed to drop any pretense of objectivity and took on the character of open Trump bashing.
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The law requires information disseminated to the public by federal agencies, including by DHS and DOJ, be of requisite quality, objectivity, utility and integrity.
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"...the channel and its staffers are doing this at the expense of professionalism, objectivity, ethics and humanity," he's quoted as saying to the paper.
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He confirmed to the Times that the comments were his during the campaign but said the remarks would not affect his objectivity in court.
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His film is brave and urgent; it's also shockingly discomforting, and stamps on our expectations of objectivity and respect in depicting the least fortunate.
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There's a lot of discussion right now, especially around true crime documentaries like Making a Murderer, over whether objectivity for documentarians is even possible.
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If I feel there's not a thoroughness in the investigation or there's a lack of objectivity, I will bring that to the chief's attention directly.
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Respectable scientific journals require authors to sign conflict-of-interest statements indicating all sources of support and any interests that could appear to influence objectivity.
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The first journalist to be fired for a breach of objectivity (not unlike Wallace) was Morris Watson, a reporter from the Associated Press in 1935.
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The ideal of objectivity has led to an increase in "both-sidesism"—often elaborate attempts to avoid showing favor to any person in a story.
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Instead of objectivity or impartiality, The View From Somewhere advocates for a different distinction: between earnestly searching for the truth and peddling distortions and falsehoods.
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The department's inability to find the texts outraged many Republican lawmakers, some of whom said it caused them to question the FBI's credibility and objectivity.
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"Using nonverbal tells is an objectivity tool — a way of checking our own opinions when, as human beings, we are inherently biased," he told Refinery29.
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With that in mind, our activist spirit may be tempered slightly, but we'll have enough objectivity to see where our efforts would be best directed.
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That raises questions about objectivity, especially since the Big Four earn nearly twice as much from consulting and other services as they do from auditing.
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Kasich delivered a speech at New England College, saying, "I am trying to be a voice that brings about stability and objectivity in our country."
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How do political reporters balance the need to correct his false claims with the pressure to scrutinize both parties equally as proof of journalistic objectivity?
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The Family Research Council isn't content to oppose homosexuality on religious grounds; instead, it uses pseudoscience to give its homophobia a flimsy veneer of objectivity.
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The real estate mogul sparked further controversy after questioning the objectivity of Judge Gonzalo Curiel, a Mexican-American judge overseeing a case involving Trump University.
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Spayd, who is leaving her post after the newspaper decided to eliminate her position, pondered the objectivity of journalists in the era of President Trump.
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His friend loses all objectivity in persistently asking him about it, partly because the two of them still can't talk about another childhood friend's death.
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These stalwarts of the right, who border on cult personalities, have absolutely no pretense of objectivity, let alone any pledge to professional rigor or ideals.
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I hope the film is balanced enough in its objectivity, that people walk away thinking vigilantism isn't the only answer to an age old issue.
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"Our main concern with any matter involving students is fairness, discretion and objectivity," the high school told the Chicago Tribune before the suit was filed.
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His new book, The Rising Price of Objectivity: Philanthropy, Government, and the Future of Education Research, was published by Harvard Education Press in November 2016.
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And to those sitting in corner offices well above the newsrooms, anchor chairs and editorial boardrooms, money and profit trumps integrity and objectivity every time.
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So here's a crazy thought: What if, rather than reflexively assuming its defensive posture of "objectivity," the press embraced this opportunity to go full-offense?
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The media lost its objectivity in its reporting on President Donald Trump, threatening the U.S. political system, Republican billionaire Ken Langone told CNBC on Thursday.
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The Trending Topics episode paralyzed Facebook's willingness to make any serious changes to its products that might compromise the perception of its objectivity, employees said.
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This difficult history illustrates what behavioral scientists well know — that when the stakes are so high, decisions are often based more on emotion than objectivity.
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Fox's journalists, with their fluid approach to facts, undermined not just the notion of objectivity but the older split between stiff anchors and loose comics.
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Last week, Trump questioned the objectivity of Judge Gonzalo Curiel, a federal judge presiding over a case involving Trump University, the billionaire's embattled business venture.
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And for the sake of objectivity, I need to point out a home outfitted with Amazon or Apple's voice assistants could do the same things.
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Before the web, most people got information from newspapers and nightly newscasts that strived for objectivity, and so presented them with a range of opinions.
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Throughout the first season, Making a Murderer certainly contained moments of objectivity, and its central premise clearly professed to be about questioning the legal system.
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And the press can fuel this distrust with conspiracy theories and extremist spin; the antebellum press wasn't in the business of objectivity — and it mattered.
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The Democratic Party's informational ecosystem combines mainstream sources that seek objectivity, liberal sources that push partiality and even some center-right sources with excellent reputations.
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It depicts an undressed doll, its limbs bent in unnatural directions, with the alienated precision common to artists of the Neue Sachlichkeit, or New Objectivity.
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However, over the years, humanity's preoccupations—power, hierarchy, objectivity—have gunked up all the numbers and made them tout the status quo as empirical truth.
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" Cupp, a vocal Second Amendment supporter, said she is upfront on her show about making sure there is "no false pretense you're getting pure objectivity.
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His commentary would be out of line for American journalists, who are supposed to strive for objectivity and to keep opinions to the editorial pages.
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Diversity adds better representation of our communities, but it also helps cut out narratives that may claim objectivity but actually do more harm than good.
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"We need to know that the president of the United States is beyond question in his objectivity to any nation," Pascrell said before the vote.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The late theorist and photographer Bhupendra Karia's lifelong mission may best be summed up as a quest for objectivity.
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In some sense, Facebook has backed itself into a corner with the platform objectivity narrative and a refusal to admit that it's a media company.
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This work is an urgent reminder that photographs are rarely apolitical when they depict political events, even though objectivity is so often the guise of photojournalism.
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It emphasized clarity and objectivity through the use of grid layouts and sans-serif typefaces like Akzidenz-Grotesk and the now-famous Helvetica, created in 220.
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" On objectivity, they write that data bias is "an issue of serious concern, and further work is needed on measuring and mitigating the impact of bias.
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When looked at with sobriety and objectivity, the Piano Fortes cost an order of magnitude more than a shiny curio with a good sound signature should.
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A pro-Trump economist, though, questioned the fundamental assertions in the report, as well as the objectivity of Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi, the lead author.
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Now, you may argue that her objectivity is compromised towards the end (I won't spoil why), but it has nothing to do with any romantic entanglements.
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You have been slacking HARD on your objectivity and fact-checking lately- I chalk it up to writers being human, because you've still done good work.
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" In public life still, he writes, "an accusation of being emotional traditionally carries the implication that someone has lost objectivity and given way to irrational forces.
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What ties us together is the objectivity of our opinion, the originality of our insight and our advocacy of economic and political freedom around the world.
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And like Courbet, who scandalized the French Academy by submitting monumental canvases starring peasants to the Salon, his social scrutiny seeps into the works' supposed objectivity.
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"A cloud of doubt hangs over the FBI's objectivity," Grassley said in his opening remarks, which listed a series of issues he took with the agency.
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Mainstream media is a realm of professional journalists who function within the constraints of stated ideals of objectivity, balance, professional rigor, and a code of ethics.
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Not just because of the family connection, but because the first-time filmmaker is also a journalist who approached his subject with extreme care and objectivity.
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To a larger extent, this encourages newspapers to "follow" their readership's preferences rather than providing a one off type journalism that the profession requires for objectivity.
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Monsanto recently upset U.S. weed scientists by questioning the objectivity of two Arkansas experts, Jason Norsworthy and Ford Baldwin, who said dicamba had problems with volatilization.
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It was the great era of muckraking journalism; objectivity was not a major tenet of most black papers—or, for that matter, of many white ones.
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The play was upheld on review, prompting Hall to question the system, the referees' objectivity and even the Wi-Fi at Rexall Place after the game.
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We love many classical pieces, but they are far enough away that they have become like archaeological objects we can approach with some form of objectivity.
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I feel reflective, and not nostalgic, but I can finally look with some objectivity on my life that I wasn't paying attention to while it happened.
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President Trump has "no intention" of firing Robert Mueller as special counsel leading the Russia probe despite doubts about his objectivity, the White House said Friday.
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Politicians have frequently questioned the neutrality and objectivity of specific journalists, their stories and their publications, but Trump has raised the stakes to a new level.
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William G. Kaelin Jr., professor of medicine at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham & Women's Hospital Harvard Medical School, was drawn to science for its objectivity.
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" This movement informed a generation that mainstream media couldn't be trusted, journalistic objectivity was a farce and factual truth was less important than a "deeper truth.
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"We uphold the highest levels of rigor and ethics as we work every day to increase fairness and objectivity in the hiring process," the company said.
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But while former officials defend Strzok's professional objectivity, some argue that Mueller made the right decision to reassign him away from the politically charged Russia probe.
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He created a conservative news channel that dispensed with objectivity, and sometimes with facts, while claiming it was more objective — "Fair and Balanced" — than the competition.
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The usefulness of the aggregation would have been greater had Crews presented his story with more of that objectivity he finds so damningly absent in Freud.
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The objectivity and due process protections in the current rule help ensure that the extraordinary measure of discharging contractual obligations is available only when unquestionably appropriate.
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During her testimony, Ms. Rao discussed her own deference for a strict interpretation of the law while asserting Ms. Sotomayor's approach from the bench lacked objectivity.
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Usefully for her work, Adams was a pitiless romantic: pitiless in the Flaubertian sense — a kind of ideal objectivity — and yet always hoping for better things.
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Complaining about the referee is not a new tactic, and while the C.B.O. is certainly no stranger to criticism, it has retained a reputation for objectivity.
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It all comes back to the lie of objectivity in journalism—the idea that reporters and editors are not themselves actual people with beliefs and bias.
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Perhaps an editor panel which includes equal representation from right-leaning and left-leaning participants would help to police objectivity of article selection and headline content.
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I felt it was important to maintain some distance from those people affected by the politics on a daily basis to try to achieve some objectivity.
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What do you see as the role of objectivity in an era when plenty of people don't believe what the media says is the objective truth?
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Weimar book artists mashed up the styles of new art movements — Expressionism, New Objectivity, Constructivism, plus photography — to design unique and politically provocative covers and jackets.
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Kakutani concedes that the attack on objectivity is nothing new, but also maintains it has been "exponentially accelerated" in recent times by postmodernism and social media.
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Music might be a question of tastes, but there's a degree of objectivity that makes you realize that some people have too much promise to let go.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's capital markets regulator on Thursday issued guidance on how companies should evaluate the performance of their directors to ensure objectivity and improve corporate governance.
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That's critical for the bureau to maintain the thoroughness and objectivity that have made it the gold standard of data for economists since its creation in 1884.
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Although there's a sheen of objectivity to a Google search, results are different depending on factors like your past searches, or recent searches in your geographical location.
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Journalistic objectivity has a hard time dealing with unconventional candidates, and Trump's defining characteristic as a politician is his willingness to thumb his nose at political conventions.
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Your practical nature lends you the talent of objectivity and technical smarts, but it can also lead you to treat the process of self-development too mechanically.
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One would be to focus more on the quality and objectivity of its ideas and spend less time raising money from donors and sucking up to companies.
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Watson was a victim of what Wallace dubs "journalism's purity ritual," which can be described as using objectivity as a pretext to fire someone for their politics.
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The Census Bureau says it is the leading source of data about the nation's people and economy, guided by "scientific objectivity," with data presented as statistical observation.
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"We considered asking outside experts, which would take the decision out of our hands but would likely not solve the objectivity problem," Zuckerberg said in his announcement.
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Calibrated in her work in many ways over almost three decades, it has provided the basis of an arbitrary artistic system that has the appearance of objectivity.
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"Binh said he was innocent, while Phong asked for a reduction of the sentence ... The trial was conducted without evidence and objectivity; it was imposed," Son said.
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Now, there have been zero in terms of objectivity, zero fairness, crisis peddling, mixed with a deranged blend of personal insults and anti-Trump bizarre conspiracy theories.
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It was an election season where journalists openly and defiantly declared that objectivity could be thrown out the window in the name of stopping a dangerous candidate.
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His memo criticizing Comey -- issued amid the former FBI director's investigation into Russia's 2016 actions -- has cast doubt over his objectivity in the eyes of many Democrats.
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It is much easier to maintain objectivity when dealing with questions that ostensibly have determinate answers, such as issues related to cancer treatment, carpentry, or carburetor engines.
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"The Trending Topics episode paralyzed Facebook's willingness to make any serious changes to its products that might compromise the perception of its objectivity," employees told the Times.
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But the dispute nonetheless reveals important truths about the changing media landscape, the nature and purpose of journalistic objectivity, and the role of racism in contemporary society.
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Literary fiction, under the sign of modernism, became too obsessed with experimentation and wordplay, while journalism, under the imperative of objectivity, adopted an arid view from nowhere.
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He did not address specifics surrounding McCabe's ouster, but reiterated that he is committed to handling intelligence analysis, personnel decisions and disciplinary decisions with objectivity and independence.
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How can one write with ethical breadth — with what Chekhov called "objectivity," after his medical training — if one is mired in the subjective small concerns of motherhood?
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But Debrincat hopes that the company's device can be part of a positive shift due to the greater objectivity it promotes and its tighter window of detection.
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BuzzFeed News noted that many news outlets recommend or have explicit rules against making political displays or statements in an effort to maintain objectivity in their reporting.
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In Britain, analysts said, the Kremlin's English-language news outlets heavily favored the campaign for the country to leave the European Union, despite their claims of objectivity.
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"From the very get-go, they have shown that they lack independence, impartiality and objectivity," Yemane Gebreab, an adviser to Mr. Isaias, told reporters Wednesday in Geneva.
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Moscow retaliated in May by starting to analyze the output of British media working on its territory with a view to opening formal investigations into its objectivity.
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Yoga remains a vital part of my daily life—it's important for every aspect of my health, and I often use it to find clarity and objectivity.
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The IG concludes that "McCabe was motivated to defend his integrity and objectivity" in the Clinton Foundation investigation, which was being called into question through press reports.
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Drawing mostly on the American experiment, Rosenfeld analyzes political spin, the idealization of journalistic objectivity, and the echo chambers within which news is either believed or derided.
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A layer of government lawyers has long worked behind the scenes, screening the hundreds of petitions each year, giving the process the appearance of objectivity and rigor.
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"The opposite of objectivity isn't partisanship, or needn't be," Linda Greenhouse writes in her new book Just a Journalist: On the Press, Life, and the Spaces Between.
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"The Court has grave concerns about the objectivity of the process that preceded the public release of the redacted version of the Mueller Report," the judge wrote.
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" Terri Andrews, a spokeswomen for RSM US LLP, said the SEC's order "makes no finding that RSM's objectivity or impartiality – bedrock elements to auditor independence – were impaired.
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" Terri Andrews, a spokeswomen for RSM US LLP, said the SEC's order "makes no finding that RSMs objectivity or impartiality bedrock elements to auditor independence were impaired.
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Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's foreign ministry, told reporters he would not read either report, adding that both organizations "distort the truth" and have no objectivity.
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" Yet their shared vocabulary with the corporate world's new-school new-schoolers is telling: Both sides suffer from "a collapse of the barrier between subjectivity and objectivity.
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Our ability to work together on the things we share in common has been eroded to the point where all sides have lost all objectivity and balance.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry expressed doubts on Thursday over the credibility and objectivity of the United States' annual blacklist of markets for sales of fake goods.
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Perhaps Colin Kaepernick pays homage to the Panthers with his pig socks, but his youth doesn't allow him to discern events from an equipoised level of objectivity.
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"They're like a layer of objectivity and they're looking to see does this person match the qualification for this immediate role at hand," says the lead recruiter.
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Bazille brought a bracing objectivity to scenes of bathers, parties and his fellow artists, and it is wrenching to think of what he did not paint. 8.
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We can get into a whole discussion about objectivity and subjectivity, but you really think that you are a neutral arbiter in the telling of this story?
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Democrats are pushing for the FBI to get involved because they don't think the committee has the wherewithal or the objectivity to investigate these allegations on its own.
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Whilst the list can't purport to solid objectivity, I can confirm that as of right now the following tracks definitely are the best male vocal house records ever.
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Almost immediately, partisans on both sides leapt to put their spin on the new information, often times without regard for even the appearance of objectivity or factual accuracy.
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Although scientists pride themselves on their objectivity and ability to stick to evidence, Asahara demonstrated that they are just as susceptible to being lead astray as anyone else.
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It's not so formally different from the rest of the book, which I take to the be the point: The character has given up the ruse of objectivity.
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So when I called Dr. Damasio, who teaches at the University of Southern California, I worried that he might strike down my humanistic observations with unflinching scientific objectivity.
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Gowdy said he understands Trump's frustration that Sessions recused himself from overseeing the Russia investigation, but added that the Justice Department is a branch that depends on objectivity.
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We also asked for an independent external monitor to be in place so that we have at least a modicum of objectivity in assuring these conditions are met.
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The risk, then, of providing a platform for a set of odious beliefs has gotten much higher -- especially for outlets where a reputation for objectivity is highly prized.
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Writers such as Norman Mailer, Gay Talese and Tom Wolfe borrowed techniques from fiction to produce compelling, highly personal narratives that did not necessarily equate truth with objectivity.
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Mr. Feuerzeig said that he was not necessarily aiming for objectivity, citing the director Werner Herzog as an influence and journalists like Tom Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson.
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While this statement might be true by some standard of faux-objectivity, obviously it is not true by the more rigorous standard of Songs I Have Actually Heard.
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This is the virtue of on-the-ground journalism practiced by reporters who speak the local language, follow strict rules of independence and objectivity, and know their beats.
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While many documentaries struggle to maintain a veneer of objectivity, Braatz wants the viewer to know that this story is filtered through the subjective lens of his experience.
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However, it defies all logic and rules out all objectivity to discard this side of the argument/narrative when you are dealing with a brainwashed, deranged Muslim radical.
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And it's got me thinking about which stories get believed, how numbers can become a stand-in for rigor and objectivity, and how that can be a problem.
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The president and his supporters, in turn, are so hostile to abstraction that even concepts like law and objectivity have no place in much of their political speech.
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Any observer to the history of PREPA — especially its recent history — can see that the governor disinterest in the integrity, objectivity and internal functioning of PREPA is compromised.
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I think we're all so hyperaware of our relationships to the truth right now, and to our sense of objectivity, in every interaction we have throughout a day.
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" "I should hope that if such an extraordinary step were to be contemplated a fourth time it would be conducted with an eye towards fairness, objectivity, and impartiality.
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At such a perilous moment in history, we need to be able to rely on trusted institutions like the New York Times to reassure us of their objectivity.
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For all their shrill complaints about lukewarm ye reviews, I did not read or hear a single argument from one of these objectivity fetishists about the music itself.
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Perry continues to dismantle the myth of technology's objectivity in "Graft and Ash for a Three Monitor Workstation" (2016), which features three monitors attached to an exercise bike.
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The bottom line is, what Kierkegaard pointed out is a steady push in society toward more objectivity, and less engagement with subjectivity, with what is — sometimes derisively — called inwardness.
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Achieving balance will require openness and objectivity from those who hold the data; clear-headed analysis from those who study it; and measured consideration by the rest of us.
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Given that Kelly likes to cloak herself in a reporter's objectivity, it seems unlikely that it would be a more traditional conservative polemic (about the fall of America, etc.).
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We have wanted so fervently, in the post-Enlightenment West, to believe that thinking — and we the thinking creatures, by extension — could be rational and that objectivity was possible.
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The editor said that Ngo didn't seem interested in objectivity or the norms of journalism, and was baffled by his single-minded focus on the dangers posed by Islam.
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By reconsidering sensational cases as cultural spectacles, subject to social attitudes and projections, these new treatments remind us that there is no such thing as journalistic or legal objectivity.
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After a weeks-long trial dealing with rape accusations, where jurors are expected to maintain complete objectivity, they wanted pictures with the man they just found in favor of.
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Yu discussed concerns of a "chilling effects" on civilians, where they may feel uncomfortable reporting officer abuse because of the veneer of objectivity the legal system gives video footage.
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Rampant allegations of sexual harassment in the tech world, pay discrimination, and racist AI have shown that the supposed objectivity of STEM and Silicon Valley are often lip service.
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Moreover, a reflexive defense of free academic inquiry has prompted some to think it a mark of scientific objectivity to look at cognitive differences in the eye without blinking.
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The Senator has rebuked some of Trump's harsher comments, including when he questioned Federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel's objectivity in a case involving Trump University because of his Mexican heritage.
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This situation threatened the objectivity of the auditing, and PwC should have considered a complete separation of teams who handle the audit and non-audit work, the FRC said.
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Monsanto in September questioned the objectivity of two weed experts in Arkansas who said dicamba could drift and last month sued state officials to stop the proposed summertime ban.
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Then, of course, there was the revelation that Steele's research was ultimately funded by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the DNC, which raises some obvious questions about the project's objectivity.
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It is an attempt at objectivity, a call on enforcers to show their work and a check to make sure enforcement resources are directed at the important competitive problems.
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That may be because he wants to make a more philosophical point about the nature of data—that they're always a hybrid of objectivity and instinct, analytics and intuition.
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His very close ties with the fossil fuel industry are well documented, and there is ample reason to distrust the objectivity of any Pruitt-administered exercise about climate science.
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Numbers offer the sheen of objectivity; algorithms seem to "transcend morality," as O'Neil put it, when in fact they only obfuscate the human assumptions that go into creating them.
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For the developers, the objectivity of the algorithm and the decentralized nature of the organization constitute nothing less than the ringing-in of a new epoch of economic systems.
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Russian doubts about the panel's objectivity first surfaced last year when it concluded that Syrian government forces had been responsible for at least three chlorine-bomb attacks in Syria.
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Delaware is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to contemplate whether judges are policymakers – and, if so, what states can do to assure the fairness and objectivity of their decisions.
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The collective's members value firsthand reporting—often in the form of unedited videos—and while they strive to remain factual, they're unapologetic about ignoring old-school standards of objectivity.
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The painting confirms that while Vallotton ignored most of modernism, he influenced such Surrealists as Dalí and Magritte, and also the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) painters of Weimar Germany.
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"I want to be very cautious about opening the rate-approval process to anything that compromises the transparency and objectivity that exists today," Mr. Lara said in a statement.
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If you want opinion, you come to shows like mine, where our prejudices and biases and opinions are made known; there's no false pretenses that you're getting pure objectivity.
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But in noting that Mendoza also would retain her high-profile role on "Sunday Night Baseball" telecasts, the announcement gave a new dimension to questions about objectivity for ESPN.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called her comments "totally inappropriate," while Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican, said Ginsburg's statements reflected poorly on her objectivity.
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If I look at it with a degree of objectivity, the list we just did, my least favorite record, I sort of damned it for saying it was cautious.
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By 2002, after the paper's editor fell out with Chavez, El Nacional celebrated a botched coup by dissident military officers, which critics called evidence it put politics over objectivity.
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Scholars, who are right to guard closely their objectivity and neutrality, may cringe at being critical of shifts in American politics or institutions that mostly originate in one party.
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"Whenever you have budgeteers playing against partisan type it's going to help send a signal about neutrality or objectivity," says Sarah Binder, a congressional procedure expert at George Washington University.
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"Factor GMO has many of the hallmark characteristics of Russian anti-GMO propaganda, though it gives itself a veneer of scientific objectivity," Iowa State sociologist Shawn Dorius told BuzzFeed News.
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"I curse you more than the Israelis, for while The Chosen drain the blood of innocents without apologies you hide behind the mask of academic objectivity," he wrote in part.
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Although Wallace says that objectivity "emerged for many of the right reasons," he argues that it was just as quickly "weaponized," as it was ideologically used to police journalism's bounds.
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Big data can't bring objectivity to a subjective world It may slip our notice, but technological innovation is often reducible to an innovation in the marketing and conceptualization of technology.
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Before I started going to my sessions I set a limit for myself: four sessions with each surrogate, so as to make maintaining an emotional objectivity easier on my part.
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While I perpetually struggle to view American culture with the objectivity of distance I don't have, this exhibition has given me the opportunity to view my own childhood experiences anthropologically.
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"The decision does not conform with the Turkish economy's fundamental indicators and thus creates question marks about the objectivity and impartiality of the institution's analyses," it said in a statement.
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The Obama administration accelerated this trend by seeking to establish an aggressive form of secularism, the dangers of which are masked by empty claims of devotion to neutrality and objectivity.
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When political and economic considerations are brought to bear, specific outcomes are sought and funding and status are at stake, the risks of compromising objectivity and scientific integrity rise dramatically.
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"The report is based on false information and lack of objectivity about the situation in Vietnam," foreign ministry spokeswoman Le Thi Thu Hang said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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TV's Jamal Simmons and Buck Sexton in an interview that one of the biggest challenges to treating brain injuries is the lack of objectivity when it comes to a diagnosis.
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But recently, it has become increasingly clear that the objectivity required to be involved in the 2016 election as a journalist is at odds with the natural fighter in me.
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She targeted what she saw as some of the basic errors of modern scientific orthodoxy, including misplaced objectivity, the exclusion of purpose and motive, and the propensity to depersonalize nature.
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Armed with the liberating knowledge that I was not a smart person, I dropped any pretense of objectivity or subjectivity and began asking truly smart people to rate dumb things.
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Last week a spokesman for President Vladimir Putin said the Kremlin would wait for the outcome of the trial, but that it doubted the objectivity of the Dutch-led investigation.
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Mr. Rosenstein mentioned that Mr. McCabe had been photographed wearing a T-shirt for his wife's campaign and expressed concern that it gave the appearance of a lack of objectivity.
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I'm talking about stories that take an ordinary person and watch her, through hours and years, inside and out, and strive, if not for objectivity, then at least for evenhandedness.
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A little-known law called the Information Quality Act creates a requirement that federal agencies ensure the quality, objectivity, utility and integrity of information they provide to the American people.
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But its blend of seeming informality and objectivity has always looked related to other dances from her generation, like Ms. Rainer's "Trio A" (1966) and Trisha Brown's "Opal Loop" (1980).
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What I said to him was I wanted objectivity — the way I wanted to make the film was, it's all about suspense and tension and not at all about emotion.
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To his credit, Green acknowledges how difficult it is for the "inside chronicler" to serve as historian, but his lack of objectivity affects the narrative and analysis in important ways.
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Third in his bestiary are vulcans, who investigate politics with scientific objectivity, respect opposing points of view, and carefully adjust their opinions to the facts, which they seek out diligently.
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I recently wrote a column about the lack of objectivity in the media in the coverage of the Russian investigation, and specifically, the conduct of former FBI director James Comey.
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He was a pioneer of the New Journalism style that mixed the hard news style of newspaper writing with literary techniques, while chipping away at the notion of journalistic objectivity.
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Say what you will about traditional media operations, but they usually have a wall between the salesmen and the journalists to make sure there's a standard of objectivity in place.
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They watched as monitors accepted the testimony of CCA staff "without verifying their statements against documentary evidence" and concluded, in a lengthy report, that Hawaii "lacked objectivity" when monitoring CCA.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself from the investigation into Trump's connections to Russia, and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's objectivity is compromised in the eyes of many critics.
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Related: Boko Haram Is Using More Children to Carry Out Suicide Bombings A Nigerian army spokesperson slammed the report for "lacking objectivity" and credibility, according to the BBC and Reuters.
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For Davis, this sort of attitude comes from a widespread and mistaken belief in the neutrality and objectivity of AI. "Artificial intelligence is not in fact artificial," she tells The Verge.
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Trump, as one might expect from a reality show host, proved masterful in exploiting the worst vices of the media for conflict, scandalous behavior and the pseudo-objectivity of opinion surveys.
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Next week I'm going to issue a directive that addresses that… to ensure the independence and transparency and objectivity with respect to the scientific advice that we're getting at the agency.
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Most research was based on a kind of objectivity fallacy—the perspective that to make a computer intelligent you had to feed it a million facts—like creating a Jeopardy champion.
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Questions of "regulatory capture," which is the concern that regulators become too close to the entities they monitor and thus lose objectivity or strictness, have dogged regulators since the financial crisis.
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"Losing all objectivity as a curator, I envisioned myself in a red fur hood, or wearing one of the design duo's flowing, chiffon gowns patterned with small golden keys," she wrote.
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The Activestills photographers had a clear agenda: to identify themselves as visual activists by rejecting the very notion of objectivity, and actively participate in protests alongside the Palestinian subjects they photographed.
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If the media operated editorially in a way that was consistent with the notion of rational markets, they would steer their news coverage toward objectivity, and be rewarded by the markets.
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"As the singular authority on the bench, he must respond to every detail of an unscripted proceeding, tempering firm and decisive judgment with objectivity, insight and compassion," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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In the future, perhaps, every last person will get to broadcast his or her own particular worldview, free of objectivity, on a bespoke, partisan media organ, with slick photography and design.
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If the performance evaluation process is based on objectivity and data, then there should be no need to force calibration into the process and unnecessarily downgrade or devalue otherwise solid performers.
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He said the council should apply "cherished principles of objectivity, impartiality, transparency and consensus" to thwart what he described as those countries' double standards and the politicization of the council's proceedings.
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Mr. Baker denied that notion, and he suggested that other newspapers had abandoned their objectivity about the president; he also encouraged journalists unhappy with the Journal's coverage to seek employment elsewhere.
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In a letter to the SEC, T. Rowe Price (TROW) expressed "significant concerns" with proposed regulatory changes that would "sacrifice the objectivity" of proxy advisory research or delay the voting process.
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In spite of Jupiter's optimism, objectivity is returning to you as your planetary ruler, responsible Saturn, is slowing down before it stations direct next week, which will push lifelong projects forward.
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Many journalism scholars think of "objectivity" as a set of social norms about how to cover controversial topics (on the historical development of these social norms, see especially this and this).
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" He emphasized the company had no role in the design or execution of the research and said "stringent firewalls were put in place" to "safeguard the objectivity and independence of the science.
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" It also lashed out at Malaysia for "picking on" North Korea and accused the Malaysian police of "deciding the direction of their investigation under someone else's order with no objectivity and fairness.
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Evaluations should be performed internally through questionnaires and oral assessments, as well as through external experts to ensure objectivity, the SEBI said, adding that action plans should be based on these evaluations.
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In this kind of a job, you sort of hope that you have real objectivity and that you can sort of step away from something and not have this visceral, angry reaction.
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"Objectivity" also meant veering away from describing figures on the right in unflattering terms—avoiding the words "lies" or "racism"—because those descriptions could be seen as evidence of left-wing bias.
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Mindich argues that objectivity, at least as an ideal, began to form in the 1890s, directly alongside the professionalization of the trade, shifting from a "low-class occupation" to a specialized one.
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U Myint Thu, permanent secretary of Myanmar's foreign ministry, told the U.N. council that his government could not work with Lee "because of her lack of objectivity" and called for her replacement.
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Why it matters: The lost texts from the five-month span of December 2016 and May 2017 have fueled speculation and conspiracy theories among conservatives about the objectivity of the Russia investigation.
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Speaking earlier on Wednesday, the spokeswoman for the National Electoral Commission Julia Ferreira rejected the opposition's complaints as having a "lack of clarity and objectivity", adding sufficient proof had not been presented.
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The exhibition is a meandering and harrowing collection of several styles of art that flourished in Germany in the decades before the war: German Expressionism, New Objectivity, Dadaism and Bauhaus, most prominently.
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High-profile news personalities such as Chuck Todd and Andrea Mitchell are seen frequently on both venues, and their commentary perspectives follow them to the big network, where viewers expect more objectivity.
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But there's something in the uproar — and particularly in the calls for her to recuse herself from any cases concerning Trump — that lays bare how bizarre our fetishization with "objectivity" can get.
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The loss of objectivity in the response to the Rice story reflects a broader problem of the press focusing so hard on Trump that it is losing sight of its own bearings.
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"If they can come to us and show us the basis and that it's legitimate and that they have uncovered something, we can go from there and assess their objectivity," Giuliani said.
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Objectivity, subjectivity, these are just words we use to describe a process where we take a certain approach—but I wasn't interested in being in control of a process while in Libya.
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In line with much abstract painting of the 1950s, their work was premised on the idea that objectivity and visual reality in painting must be replaced by emotionally charged acts of painting.
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" He emphasized the company had no role in the design or execution of the research and said "stringent firewalls were put in place" to "safeguard the objectivity and independence of the science.
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"The Chinese side advised the US to rein in at the brink and return to the correct track of rationality and objectivity," according to a statement from the People's Bank of China.
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I would put my objectivity up against yours any day of the week," Dowd replied, to which Kelly countered, "I think the words you're looking for are 'I'm sorry, I was wrong.
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The agencies' very reason for existence entails a commitment to objectivity and to describing reality accurately whether or not that description suits the wishes of whoever is making policy at the moment.
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"I think the real danger is this notion of objectivity," said Scheuerman, a long-haired, facial-piercing-bedecked student who studies gender and technology and has repeatedly been misidentified by these systems.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch politician Geert Wilders questioned the objectivity of the judge hearing his appeal on Tuesday against a conviction last December for inciting discrimination, in a trial he said was politically motivated.
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They bring a supposedly objective eye to bear on lives that defy notions of objectivity, focusing on subjects for whom the gaze of culture (and family) has often been a source of pain.
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Our eyes might impose differing degrees of limitation on how we see—or how well we see—but when it comes to what we see, we can claim some basic level of objectivity.
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The seeds for the current controversy were arguably sown last summer, when then-candidate Trump called into question the objectivity of U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel in hearing a case against Trump University.
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Surveys that, if they're like prior surveys regarding publication trust, are almost certain to conclude that partisan coverage is trusted far more than brands like the Associated Press or Reuters that attempt objectivity.
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Trump would do well to turn this to his advantage in the coming debates by combining his efforts to hit his opponent harder with a direct attack on the objectivity of his inquisitors.
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But despite his insistence that it's the rest of the world that isn't seeing the case from all sides, he doesn't appear to be looking at it with any measure of objectivity, either.
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Third, if a particular history of biased promotions led to homogeneity in top managers, then the facial recognition analysis technology could encode and then hide this bias behind a scientific veneer of objectivity.
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"There is no objectivity or good faith from the European side," he said, adding that his government would support May in the talks, and that he hoped London would get a good deal.
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Democrats united, though, to level a series of attacks at Republicans for their continuing support of Donald J. Trump after he challenged the objectivity of judges of Mexican descent or who are Muslim.
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The deregulatory move gave more power to consumers and independent energy companies and redefined the role of utility companies to fit their intended purpose, which is energy transmission and objectivity toward energy sources.
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While some may say it's unwise to be friends with co-workers because it can cloud your judgment, impede your objectivity and prevent you from having hard conversations, McKee says that's a myth.
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Instead, she urged her to ease away from the stance of objectivity then considered requisite for serious photography and instead establish emotional relationships with her subjects, and see where that would take her.
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Casting JonBenet is a quiet and moving look at how we think about crime in America, and how not just media coverage but also our own lives mess with our sense of objectivity.
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The works of Mariah Garnett aim to dismantle the supposed objectivity of film, as they play with documentary and fictional forms, and feature Garnett on screen, both as herself and impersonating her subjects.
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He later realized that it was precisely his lack of aptitude for lab work that led him to pay such close attention to the intricate, mundane labor involved in the manufacture of objectivity.
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Desperate parents "may lose their objectivity and be willing to 'try anything,' even if, when viewed objectively, their preferred option is not in a child's best interests," the court found on May 23.
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For me, calling objectivity impossible isn't a hall pass to do whatever I want: cherry-pick the evidence, distort the facts or the voices of my subjects, bend the world around my theories.
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He set to work immediately after the attack, completing the huge, almost 26-foot wide canvas by June, using only black, white and gray, as if to give it the image of objectivity.
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People who think we're capable of a bond bubble bursting have that idealistic image of bygone prosperity somewhere in the back of their mind, poisoning their objectivity with respect to the current reality.
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"Much of the value of objectivity in public life, as manifest in statistics or economics, is that it provides a basis for consensus among people who otherwise have little in common," Davies writes.
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Casting JonBenet is a quiet and moving look at how we think about crime in America, and how not just media coverage, but also our own lives mess with our sense of objectivity.
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In fact, the artist's work has a great deal to say about such standard academic histories, which tend to serve the victor while insisting on their objectivity, by poking holes into those conventions.
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The community also raised doubts about McCulloch's objectivity when it was revealed that his father, a police officer, died at the hands of an African-American man when McColloch was only twelve years old.
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"The data suggests respondents from Central Command believe their workplace adheres to objectivity standards relatively less than do workplaces of their IC counterparts," the report said, using an acronym for the U.S. intelligence community.
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Adlerman said she used to advocate separating the two posts, but has come to realize that titles suggesting independence and objectivity are not as important as personalities and collaborative relationships between directors and executives.
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That led to more regulation intended to protect auditors' objectivity, which comes under pressure because of limited competition and because they are paid by the firms they scrutinise, rather than the investors they serve.
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Meanwhile, if the person being interviewed is a woman, and the interviewer is a man who finds her attractive, there is apparently a whole other set of obstacles lying in the way of objectivity.
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In other words, when you ask people about the economy, the answers are less a statement of objectivity and more like what they'd say if you'd asked which pro football team was the best.
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Refusing to commit to on-air fact-checking is, hilariously, a commitment to supposed objectivity, which shows that it has nothing to do with journalistic standards and everything to do with not appearing partisan.
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Speaking at a hearing in the European Parliament, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister, said the cases of Spain, Portugal and France raised questions about the predictability and objectivity of application of the rules.
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It said the U.S. decision to veto the resolution showed once again that Washington had "lost objectivity" and that it was unacceptable for the Security Council to be left "ineffective" with such a move.
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But that would require the press to acknowledge the inherent flaws—passivity, narcissism, sycophancy, the urge to cling to "objectivity"—that stand in the way of it telling the government to go fuck itself.
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"If they can come to us and show us the basis and that it's legitimate and that they have uncovered something, we can go from there and assess their objectivity," Giuliani told the newspaper.
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The rule emerged initially during the Nixon administration when officials were trying to "preserve the neutrality and objectivity of the statistics" produced by the federal government, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
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"Impersonality and objectivity are part of the ethic of journalistic identity, just as disinterestedness and freedom of inquiry are part of the ethic of professorial identity," Louis Menand once observed in The New Yorker.
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The video, recorded via a body cam on January 24, casts doubt on Baltimore law enforcement's objectivity and now state attorneys in Maryland are dismissing dozens of cases that involved the officers in question.
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The upshot was that Rostow's status as designated administration hawk in chief induced in him a preoccupation with bureaucratic politics and buoying morale that impaired his strategic objectivity as American frustrations in Vietnam mounted.
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But it agreed with Smilde that the taste of the cheese could not be defined with enough precision and objectivity to make it clear to other companies where they might be overstepping the mark.
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"If they can come to us and show us the basis and that it's legitimate and that they have uncovered something, we can go from there and assess their objectivity," Giuliani told the Times.
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The deep map avoids the dubious objectivity of a topographical map and abates the fear of subjectivity altogether by employing it to the max: it has many subjects, all intrinsically connected to the one.
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In books and articles for the newspaper Novaya Gazeta, she described, with ruthless objectivity and an acute sense of moral complexity, the clash between the Russian government and the Chechen rebels that opposed it.
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Even after objectivity became a journalistic practice in the early 20th century, presidential candidates still found plenty to criticize in the nation's newsrooms -- but the complaint was seldom that the papers were too liberal.
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Costa makes no claims of objectivity; instead, she weaves her family's story into that of her country's and asks devastating questions about peace, democracy, and living in a slow-motion, real-world horror story.
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Whether it's being overconfident about the stock's prospects or refusing to accept a loss, a lack of objectivity can leave your portfolio vulnerable to market shocks and can affect your long-term financial stability.
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He suggested that other papers had discarded objectivity, and that anyone who wanted to work at an organization with a more oppositional stance toward the administration could find a job elsewhere, these people said.
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Scientists are some of the most dangerous people in the world because we have this illusion of objectivity; there is this illusion of meritocracy and there is this illusion of searching for objective truth.
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Liberals like the former chief book critic for the New York Times, Michiko Kakutani, argue that postmodernism spilled out of the academy and seeped into the broader culture, devaluing the very concept of objectivity.
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The Mets nearly made it there, but there was also something about it that made sense, a sort of basic objectivity that was powered both by Cespedes' bat and the gravity of his presence.
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So, I really felt like journalism is always put on the pedestal of objectivity, which is this weird neutral tone and point of view, and it really has led basically to false equivalency. Right?
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By approaching this historical moment with a potent mixture of empathy, objectivity and curiosity — in other words, the qualities of an archaeologist — Bollinger challenges us to look at the world we have helped create.
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They've operated in a system that handsomely rewards the perception of objectivity, which is perversely both something that men feel they are the arbiters of, and something that only men of certain backgrounds can claim.
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Uranium One happened under Obama, Crimea and Ukraine happened under Obama, the Syria red line happened under Obama, and I&aposm looking at this, I&aposm like, they&aposve lost all sense of any objectivity.
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I think that the commonly accepted reading of Johns's career – that he rejected subjectivity, which we associate with Abstract Expressionism, in favor of detached objectivity – overlooks his interest in intuitive responses to life and art.
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But I find it hard to maintain this objectivity in one specific area: When I see parents in restaurants with their kid(s) zoned out on an iPad or phone, I start to get judgy.
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"While this micro-targeting may seem like a good idea for companies who are promoting a product or service to a certain demographic, objectivity gets a little murky when it comes to recruiting," said Augustine.
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Echoing postmodernists who attack the validity of reason and objectivity, Fish argued that free speech is a mere "political prize" that is used by those with political power to protect their speech and silence others.
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When we asked the participants to rate the stories on attributes tied to credibility—believability, accuracy, fairness and objectivity—we were surprised to discover that all the participants made similar evaluations, regardless of the source.
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When Facebook announced that it was partnering with a group of fact checkers from the nonprofit Poynter Institute to flag false news stories, conservatives saw another effort to censor them under the guise of objectivity.
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Sometimes those responsible for conducting a review have become so heavily invested in the project that their objectivity is impaired, perhaps leading them to ignore superior alternatives or to try to shut out public input.
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He undermines his scientific objectivity somewhat at the end of his paper when he says that his experience gave comfort to his mother, who had lost two of her other sons to fatal climbing accidents.
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I was inspired by the same dream that motivated the pioneers in the field: That we could create an intelligence of pure logic and objectivity that would free humanity from human error and human foibles.
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If it wasn't so depressing, it would offer a fascinating insight into how official documentation—that is documentation which purports to representing some kind of complete objectivity about a specific situation—slips in parodic territory.
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A late suite of images by Mr. Coplans, a British artist (and co-founder of the magazine Artforum) who photographed his body with merciless objectivity, divides his nude, reclining body across four starkly cropped prints.
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In our current media hellscape—where cable news talking heads spout "alternative facts," gets way too excited about missile strikes on Syria, and plays fast and loose with supposed objectivity, things can look rather grim.
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Mr. Paxton's uncompromising and unpretty toughness, his stark objectivity about showing basic qualities and facts of movement in new lights, were fully as momentous as — and more haunting than — anything Mr. Baryshnikov showed that evening.
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Photographs, on the other hand, in a news context especially, are often erroneously perceived with a greater level of objectivity and wholeness; we are more likely to accept the images than ask questions about them.
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I recently talked with Greenhouse by phone about her view of press objectivity, why the media doesn't use the word "lie" more often, and which US Supreme Court cases we should be paying attention to.
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Trying to verify facts and elide opinion may push a writer to higher standards, but the overall thrust of journalism these days has been a move away from the construct of objectivity, not toward it.
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While intellectually laudable, Mr. Kelly's determined objectivity is so distancing that it takes an inherently intriguing story (based on a 2011 article in The New York Times Magazine) and sucks the life out of it.
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Mary abandons all pretense of journalistic objectivity and plunges herself into Prague to try to find Rita before she's transported back to Germany and to intervene in Czech affairs and suspend the government's expulsion order.
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"But Ms Yanghee Lee's undertakings don't have impartiality and objectivity," he said, adding that Myanmar had asked the United Nations to replace her with someone who knows Myanmar well and is both fair and impartial.
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The next step is for them to work with an advisor whose experience, business model, training and education allow clients to believe absolutely in their advisors' objectivity and professionalism in managing their portfolios, he added.
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The first duty of an FBI director, above all others, is to protect the FBI's traditional core values of objectivity, fairness and impartiality and to guard against even the perception of compromise in this regard.
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For these reasons alone, the public engagement of social scientists — who look on the world with an eye of skepticism, objectivity, and quizzicalness, rather than one of political favor or contempt — is an important service.
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It's very obvious to anybody who watches public events with any remote degree of objectivity or insightfulness that Trump is utterly and absolutely incompetent as a leader, as a public official, as a man of judgment.
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It was commonly believed that the advent of portable cameras and the proliferation of video evidence would bring objectivity to trials, but the sad truth is that video evidence is not that different from eyewitness testimony.
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Throughout the whole campaign, you could turn on any news program and the desperation for balance, objectivity, and neutrality caused highly intelligent journalists to mostly treat Remain leaders from the Prime Minister on down like criminals.
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The bare fact that one major Presidential candidate was being charged a hundred times more than another should be considered a major failure of Facebook's so-called commitment to objectivity, promoting multiple viewpoints, and so on.
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While Comey tried to buttress the integrity of the FBI by proving his own personal integrity and objectivity, Janet Reno upheld the integrity of the Justice Department by never feeling compelled to unilaterally verify her own.
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Adopting the rigorous documentary approach of the New Objectivity, the German photographer famously spent decades, from the early 16s to his death in 1964, taking an exhaustive visual record of German people, from beggars to industrialists.
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The fact that Karle is getting paid by the brands themselves for his reviews—something that he doesn't advertise—constitutes a conflict of interest that overwhelms any overtures he might make toward something like journalistic objectivity.
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Dealing more directly with the data underlying EPA rules and procedures, EPA abides by the Information Quality Guidelines which prescribe comprehensive measures to assure quality, objectivity, utility, and integration of the data used in the rule.
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This long history of collusion between eminent medical scientists like Selye and Big Tobacco also casts doubts on the objectivity of contemporary stress research, which must be approached with a critical eye for tobacco industry influence.
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Perhaps in a new era of virtual reality, the costs of news production will rise, and so, too, will the barriers to entry, pushing the bloggers and political hotheads out of the game and restoring objectivity.
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As crusaders against fake news push technology companies to "defend the truth," they face a backlash from a conservative movement, retooled for the digital age, which sees claims for objectivity as a smoke screen for bias.
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It also expands the scope of review to include compliance with the Information Quality Act, a vaguely worded statute that requires federal agencies to maximize "the quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity of information" that it disseminates.
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Was it worth squandering the reputation of a newspaper revered for its objectivity just to get a few laughs at the expense of three women (Melania, Tiffany and Ivanka Trump) who aren't even running for office?
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If courts decide that the rules don't apply when precedent leads to a decision they ideologically differ with, the outcome impacts more than the specific case — it undermines the public's faith and reliance in judicial objectivity.
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"If they can come to us and show us the basis and that it's legitimate and that they have uncovered something, we can go from there and assess their objectivity," Mr. Giuliani said in an interview.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Thursday Russia is being made a scapegoat for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 and questioned the objectivity of the investigations into the 2014 disaster.
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said the Kremlin would wait to see how the trial panned out before commenting, but added that Russia had always had doubts about the objectivity of the Dutch-led investigation.
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It's a small and glancing, but also deeply felt, attempt to suggest that this music, with its objectivity and empathy, its breathless energy and delicate grace, could, if heard closely by enough people, change the world.
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The theory of measured, unbiased reporting is a relatively new phenomenon – say the turn of the last century, and depending on your politics and what media outlet you embrace, press objectivity is still just a theory.
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But others, such as the actions of some FBI investigators on the independent counsel's team, are just coming to light and further call into question the objectivity and nonpartisanship, and therefore the legitimacy of the investigation.
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Now look, I&aposve lived in New York City area for a few decades and the New York&aposs Daily News has always been seen as a joke to anybody who has any objectivity and a brain.
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Democratic leaders nationwide sought to exact a political price from Republican officials and candidates on Monday for continuing to support Donald J. Trump after his explosive remarks challenging the objectivity of judges with Mexican or Muslim backgrounds.
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Into our postmodern milieu, where "theory" is often blamed for undermining our notions of truth, fact, and objectivity, comes The Disorder of Discourse, an odd, esoteric piece of theater that isn't exactly interested in saving those ideas.
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CNN's own media reporter, Brian Stelter, recently wrote that the network has around a dozen pro-Trump commentators on its roster—a decision the network justifies as proof of its objectivity and its respect for conservative viewpoints.
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Ghost stories, specifically, took a few decades to disappear from newspapers, fizzling out in the mid-20th century with the rise of a different standard of journalism: Objectivity and evenhandedness took the place of sensationalism and scandal.
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And so they're going to take a while to get to the right editorial objectivity where fair people can express their opinions fairly and they'll be less shadow banning on either side or whatever it might be.
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" There are Mediators who are "subjected to constant monitoring and psychological stress tests in which they had to demonstrate their objectivity even in the most controversial situations — and what was often meant by controversy was just life.
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In " The Essence of Christianity " (1841), Feuerbach proposed that when human beings worship God they are simply worshipping what they themselves value, and are projecting those values onto the figment of objectivity they choose to call God.
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But at least there are rules to play by in sports, and policy platforms to advance in politics, and you can measure, with some objectivity, the "winner," whether by referee or by the votes of a constituency.
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"I tell you in all objectivity, every Egyptian man and woman is entitled to feel proud for what his country has achieved in facing the three challenges, and in record time," Sisi said in a televised speech.
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He noted that the "missing insulation," which was mentioned by ABS as a major problem in its draft reports, was not mentioned in ABS's conclusions, making him "doubt the objectivity and scientific validity" of the final product.
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Shepard Smith, the longtime chief news anchor and one of the lone voices of fact-checking and objectivity at Fox News, a cable network dominated by its opinion hosts, announced Friday he is leaving the media company.
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The French regulator said it had found Google had a lack of objectivity and predictability in defining the rules on Google Ads, the gateway for advertisers that wish to appear in the sponsored section of search results.
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One does not have to agree with Kierkegaard's single-minded, hostile rejection of objective thought and objectivity to still consider what he has to say about the cultivation of subjectivity, because that is where his major insights lie.
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Video But in a scathing report released last month, the Justice Department&aposs inspector general found that several FBI employees, including Strzok, had compromised the agency&aposs appearance of objectivity by voicing their political beliefs during ongoing investigations.
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In other words, the systematic recording of masses of data alone won't be enough to ensure the reproducibility and objectivity of social studies, because these studies need to use often controversial social concepts to make their data significant.
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Hua said there were clear rules for listing a person or group as a terrorist, and that China has always believed the relevant U.N. committee should operate on the principles of objectivity, fairness and professionalism on this matter.
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Using the passive voice implies a level of objectivity that is simply untrue; someone else doing the same experiment may well produce a quite different result and it is important for the reader to be aware of this.
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These reflect an artistic rebellion against Venezuela's conceptual and geometric abstract traditions, parallel to that of the Brazilian practice of "new objectivity" — a reimagined anti-art tradition, meant to reincorporate a viewer alienated by the country's political climate.
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Rather, we need Americans to be trained and educated to expect and demand transparency about ownership, editorial control, potential conflicts of interest and internal checks and processes to preserve objectivity and accuracy from the news that we consume.
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Over the last 6900 months, many in the media have abandoned any appearance of objectivity and balance in favor of an all-out attempt to further the political agenda of the left — namely the impeachment of Donald Trump.
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Even as his mature works have featured 19th-century imagery, with titles like "Walden" and "Märchenbilder," Mr. Abrahamsen views himself as more a Classicist than a Romantic, drawn to objectivity and Stravinsky-like detachment rather than emotional excess.
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" It was an example of what the artist calls "objectivity gone wrong": "I think a lot of the decisions were made in service of what we know journalism to be and it ended up being clumsily and violent.
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 20 (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Thursday Russia is being made a scapegoat for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 and questioned the objectivity of the investigations into the 2014 disaster.
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While politics and religion have always been topics to avoid in polite conversation, politics at least used to be something that could be discussed with some measure of objectivity (at least compared with religion, which is all subjective).
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Nonprofit organizations that seek to make empirically driven, objectivity-oriented information more available to the public should top the list: Wikipedia, the Poynter Institute, First Draft, the Ida B. Wells Society, and the American Press Institute among them.
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In a way, his paintings share similarities with works from Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Berlin-based series, such as "Street, Berlin" (1913), and exponents of the New Objectivity movement, as both depict lively yet soulless urban scenes and dwellers.
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When I went to an annual gathering of Morgellons patients, I observed that an abiding hunger for "objectivity" had become an integral part of the disease itself: the struggle to prove that the condition was an objective phenomenon.
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Instead of arguing for or against the objective reality of Morgellons disease in my piece, I wrote about the vexed status of objectivity itself: Why do we think of objective physical symptoms as a necessary prerequisite for compassion?
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"We acknowledge with immense gratitude that nearly every single man and woman in the [Department of Justice] and the FBI conduct themselves daily with integrity, independence, patriotism, objectivity, and commitment to the rule of law," the letter reads.
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"Because the Democrats have abandoned fundamental fairness and objectivity in their 'impeachment inquiry,' we reluctantly write to request any firsthand information you have about President Trump's actions toward Ukraine between April and September 2019," Jordan and Nunes wrote.
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In a segment that she calls "Meet the Commenters," Ms. Silverberg highlights the unconversant readers who troll the site's social channels, asking where they can find the (nonexistent) print edition, questioning the objectivity of its "reporting" and more.
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Costa, who is Brazilian herself, makes no claims of objectivity; instead, she weaves her family's story into that of her country's and asks devastating questions about peace, democracy, and living in a slow-motion, real-world horror story.
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Letter Re "Catalonia's Challenge to Spain" (editorial, June 23) I cannot help myself from being shocked by the lack of objectivity demonstrated in your newspaper, and the flagrant omission of facts that skews the reality of the situation.
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While we perhaps shouldn't be surprised that a statement about a six month investigation into economy and industry finds itself resting in the relatively safe waters of objectivity and assumed rationality, nonetheless there's something incredibly strange about it all.
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The interesting question becomes why we're so desperate to outsource fairness and objectivity to our algorithms -- why it could possibly be easier to program it deep inside some black box when we so rarely achieve it in full sunlight.
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His work was shown in the 203 exhibition in Mannheim, for which curator Gustav Friedrich Hartlaub coined the movement Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity), but Beckmann was never an overt a societal chronicler as peers Otto Dix and George Grosz.
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All artists, I feel, however their plea of objectivity, create their characters in their own image; you're no exception, in fact, your specific glory is the original and unique quality with which you endow the fragments of your imagination.
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"Machines have the advantages of automation, objectivity and precision, but the human ability to communicate and interact effectively is indispensable for medical treatment," study co-author Haotian Lin, a professor of ophthalmology at Sun Yat-sen University, told me.
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If so, how could he have missed the opportunity to interview for his piece the Times' Public Editor, Liz Spayd, who just a month earlier wrote a damning piece about the public's views of the newspaper's claims of objectivity.
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"As we have stated for decades, we expect and require prosecutors, as representatives of the state, to refrain from engaging in inflammatory and abusive arguments, to maintain their objectivity, and to behave in a professional manner," the opinion said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defense Ministry said the objectivity of the findings of an international investigation into the shooting down of a Malaysian airliner in eastern Ukraine were causing doubts, being based mainly on the Internet and Ukraine's secret services.
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But now that Hillary is out of electoral politics and has emerged as a bigger draw and more potent political force than her husband, there's no excuse for Democrats not to look back on these events with more objectivity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A House intelligence committee Democrat said on Thursday there was a "grave question" about the objectivity of the panel's Republican chairman after remarks he made about the incidental surveillance of members of President Donald Trump's transition team.
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Dr. Miller: The balance between empathy and objectivity is very difficult sometimes because in the heat of the moment, you're trying to save somebody's life, but your empathy for the patient and the family after that can overwhelm you.
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In his 2012 book, "In Praise of Reason," Lynch identified three sources of skepticism about reason: the suspicion that all reasoning is rationalization, the idea that science is just another faith, and the notion that objectivity is an illusion.
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" The right's labeling of "fake news" evokes one of the most successful efforts by conservatives to reorient how Americans think about news media objectivity: the move by Fox News to brand its conservative-slanted coverage as "fair and balanced.
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He is especially interested in what he calls "first-person painting", by which he means the exploration of the self, the personal confession, a self, fragmented or whole, narcissistic or selfless, and its possible transcendence or submergence through objectivity.
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Yet the industry's obsession with a certain strain of objectivity frequently helps elevate white men whose worldview is anything but unbiased; it just might take a sexual harassment or assault scandal for the public to realize the bait-and-switch.
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This nomadic brand of conceptualism is less the spatial manipulation of found objects than a meditative withdrawal from objectivity itself, an intellectualism that would approach transcendence were it not so invested in dramatizing dematerialization as the byproduct of an industrial process.
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The systems generated by Hörnschemeyer's works entangle the viewer and transform the space of the gallery — in this case, the classrooms of the former Jewish School for Girls, completed in 1928 in a Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) design that privileged functionality.
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"I am not prepared to participate in a process which has not even the pretence of fairness and objectivity and which has as its primary objective the destruction of my reputation," he wrote in the letter which was seen by Reuters.
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From the start, Trump blasted the investigation into whether his campaign colluded with the Russian government as a "witch hunt," and questioned the lawfulness of Mueller's appointment, the objectivity of the special counsel team, and the scope of the probe.
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His new book, The View From Somewhere: Undoing the Myth of Journalistic Objectivity, aims to place his own story in the context of a long history of deviants and agitators who resisted the basic premise that media should be neutral.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia announced on Wednesday it had begun analyzing the output of British media working on its territory with a view to opening formal investigations into its objectivity, a response to what it called British attempts to curb Russian media.
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Zakharova did not name any British media in particular, but called into question the objectivity of British newspapers and TV channels when it came to the Skripal affair, saying only a handful had tried to be balanced in their coverage.
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While I don't believe in objectivity, the role of the writer as subject and the degree to which the writer is enmeshed in the lives of the people he or she is writing about should be as transparent as possible.
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Hansen, a former NASA scientist who famously brought climate change to the public's attention during a congressional testimony in 1988, has become a political activist in recent years, leading some in the scientific community to worry that he's lost his objectivity.
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"I am not prepared to participate in a process which has not even the pretence of fairness and objectivity and which has as its primary objective the destruction of my reputation," he wrote in the letter which was reviewed by Reuters.
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The governor has previously stated support for the bill, and said that he does not plan to meet a transgender person before making up his mind on the bill, "so as to ensure objectivity," according to local publication the Argus Leader.
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Luckey still works at Facebook, the social network confirmed to The Verge, raising questions of objectivity within a social network that's been acting like a media company, with editorial teams and, more recently, algorithms defining the news its users see.
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The museum banned two patrons following its own investigations into a school field trip last month but said it "came to the decision that an investigation by an external party could provide greater objectivity and clarity," according to The Associated Press.
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" The latter, Alinsky argues, is the radical position, standing in opposition not only to conservatives, but to liberals who "lay claim to the precious quality of impartiality, of cold objectivity" rather than serving, as radicals do, as "partisans of the people.
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Despite the painting's surreal undertones and apparently allegorical content, the portrait itself reminds me of the anti-expressionist Neue Sachlichkeit movement in Weimar Germany, whose objectivity or "matter-of-factness" grounded the work in the observation of society's prevailing conditions.
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Wegwerth, a 2014 academy grad, hopes to lead viewers to "the limits of reality and fiction, belief and knowledge," he says, mentioning both the 1920s New Objectivity movement in Germany and the present-day saturation of images in today's media.
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In "Intractable Woman" — directed with an uncompromisingly clear eye and steady hand by the gifted Lee Sunday Evans — the circumstances of Politkovskaya's death are described with the same precision and ostensible objectivity as everything else in this Play Company production.
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On the opposite wall, a photograph of human blood flowing through a plastic tube during surgery, shot with a clarity that reminds of the New Objectivity, implies that the body is yet another place where boundaries are at play and porous.
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