I don't think it's possible to have an unbiased human, so I don't see how we can build an unbiased A.I. system.
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"He lamented that journalists today claim there is no such thing as being unbiased so they don't even strive to be unbiased," said Arrieta-Kenna.
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" Another added , "Wow so much for unbiased journalism.
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These people had to be unbiased, scientific, brilliant, and out
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I started this project with an unbiased look at drugs.
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But images, unlike words, are often presumed to be unbiased.
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But even surveying an unbiased population cannot guarantee polling accuracy.
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Creating unbiased, accurate algorithms isn't impossible — it's just time consuming.
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The vast majority of the FBI is unbiased in investigations.
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Trump capitalized on the availability of a seemingly unbiased motive.
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Research from the Bureau is not thorough, scholarly or unbiased.
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He also insisted this automation will be unbiased and fair.
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Enrollees need to consider the tradeoffs carefully, using unbiased information.
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Our justice system is built on unbiased and equal treatment.
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I won't insult your intelligence by pretending to be unbiased.
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But Ms. Carpenter's supposedly unbiased legal advice tilted the scales.
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And that is an objective, unbiased good worth fighting for.
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"Numbers are unbiased, uncorrupted by human opinion and irrefutable," she explained.
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Our members' agendas are entirely our agendas, which makes us unbiased.
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Mr. Adelson and Israel Hayom insist that it offers unbiased coverage.
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In our completely unbiased biased opinions, we vote for the latter.
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" Edgett simply responded "We're trying to be unbiased around the world.
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In these instances, it's super important to remain unbiased, she says.
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I think people want to know we have unbiased search results.
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Creating unbiased algorithms is a matter of having enough accurate data.
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And I thought to myself they are unbiased in their investigation.
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He is a Jackass-esque prankster who's unbiased with his victims.
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The NAS has a good reputation for unbiased, independent scientific study.
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Money can't buy an unbiased police force or criminal justice system.
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This way, you are more likely to get an unbiased opinion.
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Bring in an unbiased third party to mediate if you must!
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Another unbiased journalist who used her job to get book deal!
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Bring in a third, unbiased person to help mediate any arguments.
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I would further suggest talking to some of the unbiased witnesses.
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Look, it's not humanly possible to be unbiased every second of every day, but the role of the journalist trying to be "an objective journalist" is to come as close to [being unbiased] as you possibly can.
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She just sees a person as a person, with complete unbiased clarity.
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Computers are, after all, unbiased, sedulous, and lack a sense of identity.
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These questions must be asked by independent and unbiased law enforcement officers.
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Funding the RNC this year is not a neutral or unbiased endeavor.
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He also emphatically stated that the investigation was conducted fairly and unbiased.
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We work hard to remain unbiased with the public interest in mind.
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It means taking steps to ensure that hiring and promotions are unbiased.
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Seeing avatars instead of real people, the judges were, of course, unbiased.
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If they can&apost be unbiased, he&aposll replace them, Askerlund said.
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In an effort to be unbiased, I felt robbed of my autonomy.
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But it's hard to find such unbiased views about speakers or headphones.
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The American people have a vested interest in the EPA's unbiased process.
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There is a pressing need for rigorous, unbiased and nonpartisan education research.
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So remaining unbiased was a key into the work that I did.
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They were not completely unbiased — the horror of the war repelled many.
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He is a member of Unbiased America and panelist on UA Live.
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The report firmly concludes that the investigation was both legal and unbiased.
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Who wouldn't want an unbiased, trusted source to help solve those problems?
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Robert Neller, asking that an ''unbiased inquiry'' be made into the matter.
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Unbiased observers have told me they are not worried about adding carotenes.
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We work hard to remain unbiased with the public interest in mind.
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Because when it comes to those federation officials, unbiased they are not.
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Just focus on logic, facts, or outside perspective from trustworthy, unbiased people.
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Just as teachers should try to be unbiased; lawmakers so invest in education.
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Hong Kong's courts are still respected globally for their professionalism and unbiased rulings.
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"And mind you, this was unbiased, third party, time-stamped evidence," he added.
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He told WREG he would ensure the investigation would be independent and unbiased.
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This makes the job of unbiased media that much more difficult and crucial.
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"We're academics at the university and we have to remain unbiased," Redway said.
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Protesters gathered in Tulsa on Monday and Tuesday, calling for an unbiased investigation.
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But that requires setting aside conspiracy theories in favor of unbiased fact-gathering.
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The accused people are guilty before a trial or any other unbiased investigation.
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Other tennis wishes for 2018: Real, unbiased scientific research on the injury issue.
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This is not an environment for voters to have an unbiased voice heard.
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Ben is bright and funny (and quite handsome, according to this unbiased source).
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The recipes—in my entirely unbiased opinion—are interesting, delicious, and highly cookable.
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Ukraine is on the right path to constructing an unbiased, independent judicial system.
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They serve Congress and the staff to help give them unbiased, nonpartisan information.
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In this completely unbiased British writer's opinion, the Brits are Good at Sex.
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"The Department maintains that the JEDI Cloud contract was awarded based upon a fair and unbiased source selection process, and any re-evaluation on remand will also be conducted in a fair and unbiased manner," he wrote in an emailed statement.
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That's especially important because this kind of unbiased data doesn't really exist anywhere else.
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Part of that push involves the tech firm pitching itself as unbiased and apolitical.
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The assessment is entirely subjective, no matter how unbiased we fancy ourselves to be.
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It was surprisingly unbiased, and religion and politics were left to my own interpretation.
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We're not trying to create automated machine journalism that makes the most unbiased articles.
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Companies that depend on an open and unbiased internet are very concerned about this.
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An unbiased adjudicator, by contrast, has the credibility to determine whether a violation exists.
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"Serious question: How will Cosby ever get an unbiased jury," Nanjiani wrote on Twitter.
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With digital imaging, photography no longer can claim direct mechanical, unbiased relationship to reality.
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"This is the president's unbiased, 100 percent accurate health assessment," Bennett says as Jackson.
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This wouldn't prevent dead people from voting, but it's simple, very accurate, and unbiased.
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Surely a fair, unbiased hacker would snoop around both sides of the aisle, right?
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She said she spoke with Hazrati, the doctor, and asked if she was unbiased.
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The RSC regularly comments on regulatory measures, purporting to offer objective and unbiased analysis.
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"As a forensic scientist, you're trained to be neutral and unbiased," Mr. Desire said.
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"Training to be unbiased toward your fellow human doesn't achieve any of those criteria."
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We want to maintain our independence, we want to maintain our previous unbiased positions.
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Since then, Facebook has made multiple overtures to the right to prove they're unbiased.
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"Scams are unbiased, they reach anyone anywhere any time," Lopez told the news station.
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But someday that profession might remember it is supposed to be unbiased and honest.
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PSA says it employs "state-of-the art" methods and unbiased third-party analysts.
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Nor should we be surprised that Mueller did not assemble a perfectly unbiased team.
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Known as a judge's judge, he is fair-minded, unbiased, and even-handed person.
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You see, opioids are the unbiased killer of our most precious commodity, our children.
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Facebook does not have a financial stake in dispassionately disseminating true or unbiased information.
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CNBC journalists are driven to deliver fast, accurate, unbiased and actionable information to our audience.
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Conflict of InterestMaps user contributed content is most valuable when it is honest and unbiased.
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Like a MoviePass T-Shirt, or a Hoody, to name just a few unbiased suggestions.
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It now holds the EU's rotating presidency, which should act as an unbiased deal-broker.
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Experts rated American democracy dismally on designing unbiased districts, fostering political participation, and creating compromise.
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The next #DebateNight moderators will be every bit as unbiased and objective as Lester Holt.
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"We have published a completely unbiased, no agenda, thoroughly peer reviewed scientific paper," Devor wrote.
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China's "proposal is practical, feasible, reasonable, objective and unbiased," a Chinese embassy spokesman told CNN.
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In a long gone time of unbiased journalism he'd win the Pulitzer, but not today!
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The core assumption Trump has exploited is that military officers are unbiased, apolitical patriotic professionals.
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Ratings grabbers like Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson do not claim to be unbiased journalists.
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It also must be transparent and accountable with an unbiased, diligent yet expeditious investigative process.
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I believe broadcast owners recognize this and the importance of factual and unbiased news reporting.
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He views a free, unbiased news media as an enemy to be derided and tamed.
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Researchers have found that the data is unbiased and more accurate than public voting records.
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There seems to be a constant drumbeat against him rather than unbiased coverage of him.
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Dr. Larmuseau and other scientists developed other methods to get an unbiased look at cuckoldry.
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Set your boundaries and bring in an unbiased third party to help mediate power struggles.
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The page purported to provide unbiased information about the referendum and was linked to Undecided8.
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The booth will provide attendees unbiased information about drugs and mental health from trained educators.
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"I was hoping it would be unbiased and open-ended," said City Councilor Bob Fenwick.
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Rush to judgments should never be a condition of a fair, impartial, and unbiased process.
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Clearly neither of us is able to be unbiased about our role in the home.
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Show them online reviews and help them differentiate between paid advertising, influencers and unbiased reviews.
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Someone who knows the situation and can make it make sense with unbiased, accurate reporting.
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But really, how are they ever going to find unbiased people to serve on this jury?
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Can scientists afford to lose their veneer of unbiased rationality by engaging in a political movement?
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Thus, on strict diversification grounds an unbiased portfolio would be about half American and half foreign.
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RON JOHNSON: Well, fir-- first of all, your setup piece was --you know, typically, very unbiased.
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Such policies just aren't something we can write and enforce at scale, in an unbiased way.
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It is imperative that companies should voluntarily prescribe to Algorithmic Audits — an unbiased third-party verification.
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Natalie currently attends therapy outside of school that gives her an unbiased outlet to turn to.
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Cybersecurity threats come from all sides, which make them "naturally diverse" and unbiased, according to her.
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It's very difficult to get unbiased, straight information about the medical benefits and effects of marijuana.
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So to make sure you get unbiased statistics, you have to randomly change the detector's orientation.
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This is such an easily-avoided controversy; just appoint an unbiased person to oversee the proceeding.
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The better question is if a computer program can ever be unbiased in the first place.
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We tend to think of machines, in particular smart machines, as somehow cold, calculating and unbiased.
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There is a long tradition in government of supporting data collection, scientific research, and unbiased analyses.
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Instead, the disturbingly young serial killer gave Ford and Bill helpful, while extremely dark, unbiased information.
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Primeau said he doesn't regularly follow the news so he can "stay unbiased" in his work.
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The school district went on to say it wants teachers to foster an unbiased classroom environment.
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Patients deserve unbiased, non-directive information regarding their reproductive health care without undue interference from government.
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As their name suggests, pure brokerage firms historically existed to "broker" trades, not provide unbiased advice.
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TRANNY is out now and, in our wholly unbiased opinion, is the greatest book ever written.
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Of course, it's critical that Google presents unbiased information so people can draw their own conclusions.
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It's rare to read unbiased information about the practical implications of signing a major record deal.
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The best way to navigate heavy Pluto energy is to call in an unbiased third party.
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Insecurities in relationships flare up, but stay grounded and seek the help of an unbiased person.
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The news that we have is hyper partisan, and it's more difficult to get unbiased information.
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Republicans claim the legislation is a way to make the government more open, transparent and unbiased.
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And, most importantly, it's unbiased about its clients and partners, McKinnon said in the exclusive interview.
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Each assured the judge they remained unbiased and could deliberate the case with an open mind.
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And they present that in an as unbiased way they can to the Oklahoma District Attorney.
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To get an unbiased opinion, I reached out to Dani Korwin, an agent at Parts Models.
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Our commitment to independent, unbiased journalism is one of the things that makes The Times special.
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Whenever Pluto is involved, it's always a good idea to bring in a third, unbiased, party.
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Algorithms, after all, are supposed to be unemotional, unbiased, and unmoved by anything but their calculations.
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They also think their local reporters are more caring and unbiased compared with their national counterparts.
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Everything that she got from my mom was just an honest and unbiased and unfiltered opinion.
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Some people said they simply did not trust the news media to deliver accurate, unbiased information.
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J. H. Ellwood is an investment consultancy that delivers independent, unbiased advice and client-centered services.
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I'm not saying textbooks are completely unbiased, because as this article shows, there is bias prevalent.
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First, the test must be experimental, so that we generate unbiased and transparent estimates of impact.
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He says he is unbiased and has a track record of dismissing hundreds of officers for misconduct.
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They usually pride themselves on being apolitical, able to provide unbiased intelligence to presidents from any party.
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Even before the internet, people were "getting all sorts of unbiased information from different sources," he said.
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The idea is simple: market unbiased reporting as a sales strategy, and hope the advertising dollars follow.
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How can jurors remain unbiased, however, while relying on the very experiences and perspectives that bias them?
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Yellen and her cohorts on the Fed are apparently the first humans with unbiased robot/computer/A.
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She told me there is a "natural trust" that computer-based systems will produce unbiased, neutral results.
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The problem is Grisham is misconstruing honest and unbiased reporting for positive coverage of the first lady.
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JOE ALIOTO VERONESE: First of all, I wouldn&apost agree with the fact that they are unbiased.
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It seems like a noble mission; but only if that mission is centered on an unbiased analysis.
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I'm unbiased about it, I just hope that people don't start to hate each other over it.
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That's what the OECD does well, and that could be a very useful source of unbiased advice.
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"Whatever the (investigation) result, people feel they might have confidence it's an accurate, unbiased result," she said.
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The biggest concern, though, is that even with perfectly unbiased messaging, the march still won't accomplish much.
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And we understand that learning systems will always converge on ground truth because unbiased algorithms drive them.
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Sounds more like an arm of the Democratic Party than a member of the unbiased, independent press.
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Another fun one is Angel's Cup, which sends samples in unmarked bags for unbiased, blind taste testing.
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TV–HarrisX poll that found 58 percent of those surveyed thought that Mueller's investigation was unbiased. Hill.
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Mueller was initially heralded across political battle lines as a competent and unbiased choice for the role.
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The special counsel investigation is now the only hope of getting these answers in an unbiased way.
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Accusers should be heard without bias; defendants should be judged on the evidence and through unbiased procedures.
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The perception of bias goes hand in hand with an unmet expectation for objective, or "unbiased," reporting.
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"Reuters reports around the world in a fair, unbiased and independent manner," the spokesman, David Crundwell, said.
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Consider getting unbiased guidance from someone who can evaluate your financial position and provide objective, comprehensive suggestions.
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Select an advisor who puts your interest first as he or she provides unbiased and holistic advice.
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First, our elected officials must support the implementation of commonsense interventions already backed by unbiased, nonpartisan research.
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But Sinema told KNXV, a TV station in Arizona, that she will go into the trial unbiased.
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"Recently, I have not heard good things about The Hill being fair and impartial and unbiased… and that concerns me because any story we're telling needs to be fair and unbiased and impartial," Demings told Birnbaum during the exchange in the speaker's lobby, which was witnessed by other reporters.
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Swift founded 3rd Decade after realizing there was a shortage of unbiased financial education available to young employees.
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CBO's approach produces consistent comparisons of competing legislative proposals and unbiased projections of the impact of policy changes.
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The choice to leave Portland and sign with the Spurs was, to any unbiased observer, understandable and benign.
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There was a benefit to having an unbiased party — the federal government, in this case — collecting this information.
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Watts has the right to due process, an unbiased investigation, and potential trial in relation to these murders.
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She knew that despite having forensic evidence and unbiased witnesses her case was not quite a slam dunk.
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" The duo will release a video on Friday where they've interviewed people who were there with "unbiased opinions.
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But the assertion that the Fed acts in some kind of non-political or unbiased bubble is ludicrous.
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After closely following the case, Hughes decided to pursue an unbiased analysis of the islands' actual radiation levels.
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The company behind it are independent so search results will always yield unbiased facts on your fishy purchases.
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We make a difference in the world because we practice professional journalism that is both intrepid and unbiased.
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They, of course, are no more or less unbiased than America's bickering hordes on the right and left.
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Federal agencies must "keep to the facts" and "speak about regulations in a neutral, unbiased tone," Walberg said.
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Then again, maybe they only believed me because they trusted a fellow white person as an unbiased source.
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In my humble, totally unbiased opinion, VICE is one of the foremost publications on the Nic Cage beat.
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Before the hype, Jiang had the chance to give the Popeyes chicken sandwich a clear-eyed, unbiased review.
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" Such comments, Harvard said, may have been an accurate reflection of the applicants, not stereotypes but "unbiased assessments.
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The Department maintains the JEDI Cloud contract was awarded based upon a fair and unbiased source selection process.
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The psychologists who testify as expert witnesses have to remain unbiased so they can administer the tests fairly.
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AirVisual rejected the accusation saying it was recognized all over the world for publishing unbiased air quality data.
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AirVisual rejected the accusation saying it was recognised all over the world for publishing unbiased air quality data.
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In that case, too, the judge decided the court could find unbiased jurors by asking them enough questions.
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The international court is under great pressure to show that it is unbiased in its targets for investigation.
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We each have private hopes, of course, that an expert, unbiased commission will recommend what we already believe.
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There never was any such thing as unbiased journalism and — note the non sequitur — there's even less now.
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The FBI exists to investigate matters involving violations of federal statutes in an unbiased, impartial and nonpartisan manner.
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The problem, she says, is prioritizing personal recommendations and hires from old networks over a rigorous, unbiased search.
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The rule of law depends upon fair administration of justice, which is rooted in complete and unbiased investigation.
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Race tends to be one of the major dividing lines, and test scores are viewed as unbiased benchmarks.
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The company even acknowledges that this product change introduces a bit of favoritism into its previously unbiased search platform.
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"I recognize that CNN needs to protect its brand as an unbiased news outlet," he said in a statement.
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"It is suspicious and prejudicial to any kind of fair and unbiased hearing," Hilow said in a phone interview.
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We're often told that to grow in our careers, we need to seek out hard, unbiased truths about ourselves.
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The company uses behavioral neuroscience and artificial intelligence to help identify candidates in a more predictive and unbiased way.
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And Dan (Weiss, his co-creator) and I are so close to it that it's impossible to be unbiased.
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How full, accurate and unbiased do you think your knowledge and understanding of Native American history and culture is?
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In my experience, intelligence in democracies is supposed to be an unbiased input to policy, not a political tool.
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I think that's kind of the first step in trying to make a decision: are you getting unbiased information?
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But how do you convince people that these online agents are unbiased and not getting kickbacks for their recommendations?
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Because our ratings are based on an algorithm that uses public data, we wanted to ensure it was unbiased.
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Remember that time they asked if supporters stood with Trump, then offered the following unbiased options to choose from?
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With a seemingly less stable political system, unbiased analysis may be more valuable, and harder to achieve, than ever.
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Baidu was another buy, seeing as 71 percent of respondents viewed the search engine's results as fair and unbiased.
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The faithful execution of law and order demands unbiased, thoroughly informed, completely comprehending, totally committed and deeply empathetic leadership.
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"The monk in chief should be someone the society can rely on for unbiased action and judgment," Pongporn said.
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I appreciate the grooming advice from the totally unbiased mainstream media, but I will not be shaving my #mustache.
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As a result, it is important to create AI algorithms that make "unbiased decisions that don't discriminate," he said.
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None of the samples come in with their geographical origin specified, ensuring that the scientists' analysis is completely unbiased.
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The new measure would provide for an unbiased third party to advise local county school boards hearing such challenges.
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The notion that all published and broadcast news is real, unbiased and thoroughly verified seems like a no-brainer.
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Rather, Kavanaugh's op-ed quite correctly maintains that the Justice Department should administer justice in an unbiased, nonpartisan manner.
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In order to encourage an unbiased outcome, Jones never introduced the East Coast group to the West Coast group.
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They are not getting it from the mainstream media that has put its war with Trump above unbiased reporting.
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In today's ultra-polarized environment, it is more important than ever that such unbiased sources of information are available.
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" In a follow-up email, she explained that Google Trends data is an "unbiased sample of Google search data.
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I hate books about metal that try to be "unbiased in their approach," as though that concept fucking exists.
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Go Deeper: A breakdown of which outlets Republicans and Democrats view as biased and unbiased from the Neiman Lab.
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But hey, there you go: Here's another well-researched, unbiased, hugely profitable piece of expert advice to completely disregard.
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She does not have to sound unbiased and she does not have to let Trump avoid a follow-up.
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I don't think he reads the bylines, and I'd like to get his unbiased opinion before he finds out.
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But the idea that algorithms are unbiased is a fantasy; in fact, they still end up reflecting human biases.
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Federal research into those deaths -- the unbiased insights that would help us reach better public safety policy -- barely exists.
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Mr. Schiff is hardly an unbiased arbiter of this unauthorized impeachment process, and we call for his immediate recusal.
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That is all resounding evidence why employers should not hesitate to undertake an objective and unbiased E2E communications program.
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The American people are demanding integrity, they are demanding answers and they deserve an unbiased investigation into the facts.
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Independents continue to view Mueller positively with 220006 percent saying he is unbiased and 2202 percent saying the opposite.
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Nonetheless, Google's core service – providing unbiased, accurate, and free access to information – remains at the heart of the company.
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Nonetheless, Google's core service—providing unbiased, accurate, and free access to information—remains at the heart of the company.
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The best way to work with Pluto is to call in a third party that's unbiased, like a therapist.
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" Sniff told Motherboard in a phone call that Suspect Technologies tried to get access to the RMV database because "One thing our company wants to do is make unbiased recognition, so if we can have a larger training set to train and test on, it allows us to build better, unbiased recognition technologies.
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This week he said in his confirmation hearing that he was committed to running a top-to- bottom unbiased IRS.
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"I thought the prosecutor would be the good guy who could give me unbiased information about the case," she said.
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Chipotle might benefit from looking in the hospitality and retail industries for "fresh eyes and an unbiased perspective," he said.
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The company argues that this allows for an unbiased admissions process, something that looks to have panned out in practice.
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As such, it's hard to imagine that customers will truly trust Style Check to give unbiased fashion and shopping advice.
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We have many efforts at Google and research collaboration around this question of fairness in machine learning and unbiased data.
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It's crucial to note that any research funded by a brand, using that brand's own products, is far from unbiased.
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And it feels more neutral / unbiased than Fire TV, which can go a little heavy on promoting Amazon's original content.
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Part of what Democrats want to find out is whether, as a political appointee, he's unbiased in doing his job.
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The difference between this painful process and a nice process is one person who is unbiased and can help you.
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But as the San Francisco-based programmer Chris Fedor labored to show, unbiased districts don't necessarily result in fair districts.
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We are committed to fair and unbiased policing and anything less than that will not be tolerated in this department.
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The rule pushes the market toward investor-friendly solutions such as low-cost index funds and unbiased fee-only advice.
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I also like to color my feed with some unfiltered news from what, I hope, is a relatively unbiased source.
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Facial recognition, like many AI technologies, typically have some rate of error even when they operate in an unbiased way.
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The site is called "Knowhere," and its creators say that they believe AI can be used to write unbiased news.
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The reality is that not only are very few intelligent systems genuinely unbiased, but there are multiple sources for bias.
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As such, he is in a position that demands an unbiased irreproachable ethic in evaluating requests for subpoenas and testimony.
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Experts say the highly publicized Virginia trial will make it much harder for the defense to find an unbiased jury.
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Rettig did not address the concern directly during the hearing, but repeatedly pledged to serve in an "impartial, unbiased" manner.
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Market movements as powerful as this are not always right, yet they are unbiased and have a good batting average.
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Mr. Geng said China had asked South Korea to "carry out comprehensive, objective and unbiased investigations in collaboration with China."
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IBM believes it's possible to create "unbiased" AI programs by developing an independent rating system that can determine their fairness.
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Better to have a confidant who is unbiased and cannot pose a threat to your good standing within the company.
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Since the election, both Facebook and Twitter have dealt with questions of neutrality — are these platforms truly and unequivocally unbiased?
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This is Long Room, the website dedicated to changing poll numbers so they're "unbiased": These poll numbers are total bullshit.
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She is a geneticist who owns three cats, but does much of her research on dogs — the perfect unbiased observer.
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The advisers in the Executive Office and White House offer the president unbiased information and advice that serve his agenda.
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One does, in a world of racist messages, need unbiased facts to form a worldview that does not favor whiteness.
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More importantly, we need to know the individual we elected as president will be an unbiased advocate for American interests.
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That lack of fame means he will be able to have an unbiased jury when his case goes to trial.
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But Dr. Moon said safety standards need to be decided by unbiased experts, not the companies that make a product.
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For others, they knew they would not be able to remain unbiased because they had been survivors of assault themselves.
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Of course, the Wealthfront executive isn't totally unbiased, since his company does offer a cash account with a high APY.
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The federal government is usually seen as an unbiased place where people can go to buy insurance, according to Peck.
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It cannot afford to suggest even the appearance of bias, lest it risk undermining its own goal of unbiased reporting.
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It may be possible to find an acceptable solution if both sides take a fresh, unbiased look at the situation.
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Nonetheless, Google&aposs core service—providing unbiased, accurate, and free access to information—remains at the heart of the company.
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"Of course I will act as a juror and will be unbiased and evaluating the cases that are presented," Sen.
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To provide unbiased information sourced from places like the Congressional Budget Office, the Library of Congress, and the Pew Research Center.
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We really wanted to focus on ensuring our business model was independent, unbiased and most importantly – producing useful and accurate insights.
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But she suggested that the longtime Democratic power-broker was tainted by his political connections and was not an unbiased observer.
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Donald Trump made headlines this weekend after expressing doubt that a U.S. Muslim judge could be unbiased in some court decisions.
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Meeting with a financial planner or other professional can help by adding an unbiased third party to the equation, said Carbrey.
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Morris County, New Jersey paid its broker directly, in an effort to make the broker unbiased about which plans it recommended.
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"I have never found an unbiased gynecologist," says Keri Setaro, a 38-year-old yoga teacher and voiceover actor in Brooklyn.
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Call Me By Your Name is a work of art, and don't you dare contest this completely objective and unbiased statement.
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We do know, however, that the USDA's responsibility is to release high-quality, unbiased, peer-reviewed research for the public benefit.
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We expect the algorithms and automated systems to be inherently fair and unbiased because—well, because they're mathematically sophisticated and opaque.
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There comes a point where they could really benefit from seeing a professional who can provide some unbiased advice and insight.
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The company tried to temper this by removing human reviewers who helped manage trending topics in favor of supposedly unbiased algorithms.
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Would it be the ideal of blind justice—a truly unbiased brain deducing the fairest outcome for any set of circumstances?
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That's why Kavanaugh, with his hostility to independent, hard-nosed, unbiased investigation of presidential wrongdoing, shouldn't be on the Supreme Court.
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But now that you know what to expect, do not be surprised if a title does not guarantee you unbiased advice.
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"News coverage has got to start being fair, balanced and unbiased, or these terrible problems will only get worse!" he added.
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Pregnant patients should be able to expect that their providers will offer them unbiased, comprehensive information about all their healthcare options.
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The war may be entering its late stages, but the need for critical, unbiased coverage of Syria is just as urgent.
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The paper has continued to discount heavily while marketing itself as a source of unbiased reporting in a deeply divided America.
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Best of all, the polls were relatively unbiased, meaning that one party didn't systematically overperform or underperform its final poll results.
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If you're having a hard time dealing with someone, call in the help of an unbiased third party to help mediate.
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She says they blur out curse words, try to be as unbiased as possible, and never leak private messages or photos.
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Because the firm is owned and managed by their directors, the company strives to provide its clients with unbiased financial advice.
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But with Smith gone, Fox News' ability to argue that it produced unbiased coverage, alongside its opinion shows, was substantially weakened.
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Three days in, jurors had still not been picked and lawyers had sparred over whether an unbiased group could be selected.
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The most common ways workers prefer to tap AI is to get unbiased information, maintain work schedules and solve specific problems.
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It also gave hints of the difficulties both sides could face at Manafort's second criminal trial, especially in finding unbiased jurors.
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The American Heart Association, long considered unbiased and authoritative, played a crucial role by blaming fat and cholesterol for heart disease.
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" He also said that all citizens had the right to expect that their police department "be honest, decent, unbiased and ethical.
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"With respect to Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's chief financial officer, Canada is conducting a fair, unbiased and transparent legal proceeding," he said.
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"The purpose is to look, in an unbiased way, across all different measurements, what might explain these exceptional responses," Kohane told Gizmodo.
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Even then, unbiased face recognition will be impossible without addressing racism in the criminal justice system it will inevitably be used in.
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"Jeff Bezos' company grants the SPLC broad policing power over the Amazon Smile charitable program, while claiming to remain unbiased," Hasson wrote.
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Let's stop reading profiles that try to connect members of this supposedly unbiased press corps to activism when they're just telling stories.
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The implication was that the material might be so inflammatory to Mr. Silver that it would be hard to find unbiased jurors.
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We know when an unbiased court reviews all of the new evidence we have, Steven will have his conviction overturned as well.
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Our aim, as always, is to provide the public with fact-based, unbiased reporting and hold public officials accountable for their actions.
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Distributing and selling you iPhone apps is still the App Store's primary aim, which means the editorial teams can't be entirely unbiased.
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Scientists have traditionally been wary about voicing political opinions, fearing they will come off as partisan, and therefore unbiased, in their research.
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Lawyers for the Justice Department, on the other hand, say they already have a "taint team" capable of conducting an unbiased review.
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"While fans are entitled to have personal opinions, we have a journalistic responsibility to provide unbiased reporting," KDKA said in a statement.
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Rather than seeing journalists as neutral, unbiased observers standing outside the partisan competition, they are viewed as wholly within this polarized dynamic.
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It defends itself as an unbiased home for unfettered speech, but it has taken part in anti-Semitic commentary, deleted tweets show.
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Our options for determining responses should be informed by unbiased intelligence recommendations, and America's responses to cyber attacks must never be politicized.
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You need impartial adviceEven if you feel fairly competent with your finances, you may still want unbiased advice from time to time.
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And it is an attack on my obligation as a physician to give my patients unbiased advice on their health care options.
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Both the administration and its critics — in the Congress, media and the public — trusted USIP to produce a credible and unbiased analysis.
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If the issue is a particularly combative one, appointing an unbiased person to run the show can help keep conversations on track.
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"We are committed to fair and unbiased policing and anything less than that will not be tolerated in this department," he said.
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RTD Financial believes in providing unbiased and objective advice based solely on each client's situation, not on proprietary products or corporate constraints.
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Conway said the campaign hopes an "undercover Trump vote" project that's now underway will provide an unbiased view of Trump's nationwide support.
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Additionally, he avoids exploiting the subject matter of poverty in his film through an extremely honest and unbiased depiction of his characters.
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" She also appreciates how the the Jasmine Brand's editorial voice tends to be either "unbiased" or have more of a "positive slant.
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I ended up watching the debate with a fresh and unbiased perspective hoping to highlight a few unique elements in the conversation.
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"The unbiased feedback showed that Andrew Yang is on the rise and at 5% in Nevada and New Hampshire," the email said.
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An unbiased secret receiver who doesn't know either party directly and who has no personal experience with a similar situation is best.
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Have a neutral scribe document everything so that an unbiased account of the ultimate recommendation and its rationale is captured and shared.
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"It is clear that Circuit Attorney Gardner cannot be impartial, unbiased or objective in continuing to prosecute these charges," Mr. Newton wrote.
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From the point of view of an unbiased (alien) outsider, which items on your list do you think are true and beneficial?
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So it's important that you seek unbiased, outside feedback to make sure you're building something that's actually providing value to your customers.
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McCarthy argued the case has received too much media coverage in the area, it would be impossible to amass an unbiased jury pool.
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"What Tony is doing is looking at the brain in an unbiased way," said Sreekanth Chalasani, a molecular neurobiologist at the Salk Institute.
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Baharvand said if the US cannot host sports teams fairly and unbiased, it would be better to avoid hosting sports events, IRNA reported.
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Watch out for shitty behavior, and reach out to someone unbiased, like a therapist (Pluto rules deep analysis, so this is totally appropriate).
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While FlareTV is aware of the favoritism among its viewers for PewDiePie, the channel maintains that it's unbiased between the two rival channels.
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The medical field is seeking answers, but one of the most obvious solutions is ensuring black women's access to quality, unbiased medical care.
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Have a trusted and unbiased professional assist your parents when they are entering contracts, signing legal papers, as well as making investment decisions.
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But I vowed to remain unbiased and wasn't about to let my annoyance with the incomplete "E" in JOE impact my merch judging.
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It was Donald Trump Jr. who said of Mr Cernovich, "in a long gone time of unbiased journalism he'd win the Pulitzer". Sorry.
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" (CCS is the technology's acronym: carbon, capture and storage.) I replied after another pause: "Well, I don't buy anything, as an unbiased reporter.
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Our legislature does not lack information, it lacks a modern capacity for sorting through the information to arrive at representative, unbiased policy judgement.
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Dorsey also opened up about Twitter's early errors, including its founders' lack of diversity and whether a truly unbiased Twitter can ever exist.
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A new system that took the investigative duties away from the officer and into the hands of an unbiased machine sounds much better.
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Merely creating districts randomly or optimized for unbiased parameters (such as compactness or equal-population) is no guarantee that those districts are fair.
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Many people are disgusted with what they see coming out of these supposedly unbiased sources and they are actively looking for an alternative.
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If you become paranoid, ask a trusted friend or advisor for their unbiased opinion rather than getting carried away with fears and fantasies.
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A confrontation is likely, so work with this energy by bringing in a third, unbiased party to help mediate and keep things cool.
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You think you're getting solid scientific evidence—unbiased—but there are biases all over the place and it takes a lot of research.
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Because in the modern workplace, even a supposedly "unbiased" bot will have at least one guaranteed predilection: maximizing value-creation among the workforce.
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He had no faith in those lies, throughout the highest levels of what is supposed to be our fair and unbiased justice system.
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Since the respondents here were Fitbit employees, that feedback might not be exactly be totally unbiased — but Krems seemed pleased with the process.
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Only such a commission can produce an unbiased report Americans truly can trust, and make effective recommendations to ensure it never happens again.
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In a statement, the city's Civilian Office of Police Accountability said it's committed to a thorough, objective and unbiased investigation of the shooting.
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We strive to maintain the highest level of unbiased, ethical journalism in order to provide the best possible coverage of the blockchain industry.
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In the movie, Joanna's white, socially liberal parents live in San Francisco and pride themselves on their unbiased views about race and class.
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She pointed out concerns of many law scholars that Brett Kavanaugh would not be unbiased, would not be impartial and would be vindictive.
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Without that independence, it couldn't be trusted to fairly and thoroughly hold the powerful to account, or to conduct unbiased investigations of others.
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Eli Lukens, 13, of the Franklin School of Innovation, explained a useful process he developed: I Googled "unbiased news", and came across www.allsides.com.
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"It felt similar to a therapy session because it's an unbiased person who's taking time to help illuminate or provide relief," she said.
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Their advisors do not earn commission when they sell a product; instead, they are paid to give their clients the best, unbiased advice.
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"Anyone familiar with me or my reporting knows it to be unbiased, free of agenda, and unafraid to ask tough questions," he said.
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Patients deserve unbiased health-care services so that they can choose health-care services that are consistent with their individual morality and circumstances.
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The memo did not stem from a formal investigation by an unbiased governing body to prevent damaging sources and methods through the release.
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If you're working out an issue or making a deal with someone, bring in an unbiased third party to keep things in check.
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It's not about my opinion about wine, we don't do reviews at all—it's more about providing as much unbiased information as we can.
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But David and his team aimed their efforts toward informing readers about all the new developments, with unbiased reviews, better writing, and better design.
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Now, in moments, we&aposre going to expose all the political hacks who pretend to be so fair and unbiased, the so-called "journalists".
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But I think others at least began the case with the intent to do the right thing, to be fair-minded, to be unbiased.
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The appointment of an unbiased, qualified individual has helped restore trust in our system and it literally helped to end demonstrations in our streets.
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Constitutional scholars, perhaps unsurprisingly, disagree with the White House's stance, pointing out that due process guarantees an unbiased trial, regardless of one's immigration status.
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"It is essential to prevent the disruption of these agreements and to carry out an unbiased and impartial investigation of the incidents," Lavrov said.
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U.S. policymakers need comprehensive, unbiased research if they are to adequately address America's racial inequality, Harvard sociologist William Julius Wilson told CNBC on Thursday.
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Only Strike and Robin, who have no discernible political convictions beyond a love of order and justice, turn out to be rational and unbiased.
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The booth, a partnership with harm reduction group Drug Policy Alliance (DPA), provided attendees unbiased information about drugs and mental health from trained educators.
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While it is tempting to believe data-driven decisions are unbiased, research and scholarly discussion are beginning to demonstrate that unfairness and discrimination remain.
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In addition to conducting its own investigation, the company also hired electrical experts from outside firms such as UL as well for unbiased perspectives.
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After it was revealed that Thiel bankrolled Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against media company Gawker, critiques questioned Facebook's position as an unbiased distributor of news.
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Circuit Court Judge Charles Creed McGinley moved the trial from Decatur County to neighboring Hardin County to secure an unbiased jury, local media reported.
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The end goal is to provide a public and unbiased way to rescore IP assets and discover where there really is opportunity for innovation.
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But since our president is just an unbiased media watchdog, he must have made a mistake by not giving these folks fake news awards.
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He believes politically-motivated senior leaders including former Director Comey and others he empowered have tainted the agency's reputation for unbiased pursuit of justice.
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All that stuff lives in the public consciousness, and I think that's going to make it even more difficult to pick an unbiased jury.
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Will they allow their coverage to be manipulated by those in power, or will they exercise their unbiased judgment without bowing to political pressure?
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The lead counsel was Sam Dash, a career prosecutor widely accepted as unbiased and fair, who carefully avoided any appearance of prejudging the evidence.
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Abramson argued in her book that the Times's longtime rival, The Washington Post, is also guilty of mixing opinion stories with unbiased new stories.
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An unbiased eye would light on social factors rather than innate differences as the reason why only a fifth of computer engineers are women.
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On the contrary, it echoes the behavior of some of its central characters by trying to create the illusion of being unbiased and objective.
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Regrettably, intelligence agencies are still directed by a conservative approach in which they attempt to merely present a clear and unbiased picture of reality.
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But enrollees searching for their best personal options — not just for now, but for the long-term — deserve accurate, unbiased information from their government.
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Major newspapers have been building on their online readership since the 2016 presidential election, as they market their unbiased reporting as a sales strategy.
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So, an analyst who is supposed to offer unbiased opinions on a company owns a position in it that could benefit from his bullishness.
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And so that's why we turned to the machine-learning algorithm to take an unbiased approach to see just how similar those faces are.
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But I would say for my journalistic integrity, I try to remain unbiased except when it comes to matters of civil rights and justice.
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TV/American Barometer poll found that 58 percent of respondents believe that the special counsel is heading an "unbiased" investigation into the Trump campaign.
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"This outrageous misconduct by the OCE staff demonstrates that the OCE report now before the Committee is neither impartial nor unbiased," Brett Kappel wrote.
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McConnell, I promise that my election law class presents a fair, unbiased overview of our election system and the numerous laws and regulations involved.
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The firm helps clients reach their long-term financial objectives with goal-based portfolios, unbiased advice, a fiduciary approach and a proven investment strategy.
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If an intel service cannot be accepted as an unbiased arbiter, it loses the trust of its people, and risks becoming irrelevant and unheeded.
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Legal experts said the President's comment could entangle prosecutors as they seek to seat an unbiased jury and deliberate over what punishment to seek.
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The company's app, which will serve as the gateway to all of Goldman's digital finance products, has positioned itself as an unbiased consumer advocate.
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If Mr. Trump can legally ban an entire region of the world, he would render Congress's vision of unbiased legal immigration a dead letter.
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The concept of net neutrality centers around keeping the internet an open and unbiased network that doesn't favor particular companies or users over others.
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They're not thinking about the implications of AI and who creates it, what data sets are put in, how unbiased or biased they are.
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"We're in the business of having an unbiased tool which can solve one of the most contentious problems in the U.S. right now," said Kramer.
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It will go on to change the lives of billions of people, and so it clearly needs to be heading in an ethical, unbiased direction.
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In a press release, the EPA claimed that having scientists who receive federal funding on its advisory board could undermine their ability to be unbiased.
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Tim, I'm totally happy to wait until 2018 to personally benefit from your unbiased take on how the iPhone X isn't that expensive after all.
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Bolton ruffling feathers Traditionally, the role of the national security adviser is to give the President unbiased information and to enforce what the President wants.
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"I think some research ought to be done on that, Mr. Chairman, to make sure that we're getting unbiased participation by the executive," she said.
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I'd argue it's not that RBI is so unbiased and attractive; it's that traditional equity VC is biased structurally against some women and underrepresented founders.
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If you're going through a relationship rough patch, there are times when all you want is an unbiased source to give you some solid advice.
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So, you want to make sure that the data that you use to feed the system to train the system is as unbiased as possible.
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Yes, it's about providing our users unbiased access to information, focusing on their needs and giving them the best products and services that we can.
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Sessions will note that he headed a prosecution widely credited with crippling the Ku Klux Klan, but unbiased accounts have him playing a supervisory role.
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In a statement issued by the Kremlin, Russia and Iran both called for an "objective, unbiased" investigation into the chemical attack that provoked the strikes.
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If its filters are built by humans, and humans are inherently biased, how can we trust Facebook to deliver an unbiased representation of the news?
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The appointment of Mueller opens up the possibility that, regardless of the ruling he reaches, the country might accept it as unbiased, fair and factual.
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For the network's part, the producers of Cosmos indicated in a statement that they are committed to an unbiased, scientific investigation into Tyson's alleged misconduct.
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Instead, it's selective coverage with a pro-Trump, anti-Hillary Clinton bent, more akin to cable news commentary and punditry than an unbiased news source.
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"While fans are entitled to have personal opinions, we have a journalistic responsibility to provide unbiased reporting," KDKA said in a statement to Sports Illustrated.
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What they need most today are unbiased data and research that provide the bigger picture, the larger economic context within which business decisions are made.
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Much in the way that he thought that I can't be unbiased about an issue concerning race, like Judge [Gonzalo] Curiel, because I'm African-American.
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"We are confident that the number - 2,975 - is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date," the school said in a statement.
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To "put it gently," said Landrigan, people saw the US Embassy data as "unbiased" compared to the air quality data being released by Chinese officials.
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"Consumers should have an unbiased advocate helping them navigate their financial lives," said Adam Dell, the founder of Clarity and the brother of Dell Inc.
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Religious litmus tests are wrong—whether they occur in my party or whether its Democratic Senators who have questioned Catholic judges' ability to be unbiased.
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Obviously, those text messages give us quite a bit of pause and should be eye-opening at an agency that should be, quite frankly, unbiased.
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For the rest of us who chose to provide unbiased care and an environment of tolerance for our patients, we will have to keep fighting.
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"While fans are entitled to have personal opinions, we have a journalistic responsibility to provide unbiased reporting," the station said in a statement this week.
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But when you look at the ideology of readers, you find that outlets that try very hard to be unbiased often have extremely biased audiences.
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Effectively, the U.N. watchdog acknowledged that political considerations had interfered with its mission of serving as an independent and unbiased monitor of Iran's nuclear activities.
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"I am fully convinced that their work is very professional, unbiased, and based on forensic evidence, witness interviews, laboratory analysis and available intelligence," he said.
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A recent study found that Americans are far more likely to trust local news for unbiased coverage that people can use in their daily lives.
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For years, Facebook has argued that it's a platform: An unbiased technology service for all ideas, brands, media companies and people to distribute their work.
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They left open the possibility, for instance, that the Supreme Court could return the case to the commission for a rehearing before an unbiased panel.
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" At the University of Plymouth, students campaigning for "leave" votes were reportedly barred "from holding events on campus because they were not 'fair and unbiased.
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I'm still leaving the vast majority of albums on the table — and it's not like we can pretend that my selections constitute an unbiased sample.
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"The test is the most unbiased way to get into a school," said Peter Koo, a city councilman whose district includes Flushing, Queens, on Tuesday.
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When people had the chance to reflect on their decision, they were largely unbiased, handing out equal punishments to in-group and out-group members.
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"I'm not going to claim that I'm unbiased," Clevenger said, adding that many lawyers would not dare challenge a judge for fear of some retaliation.
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If the Democratic Party had supported Bernie from the beginning — or even just been unbiased — it would now have a sure winner on its hands.
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According to the survey, respondents rated robots' ability data-driven capabilities, such as providing unbiased information (26%), solve problems (29%) and maintain work schedules (34%).
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Jury challenge The hearing highlighted just how hard it might be for the DC federal court to find 12 unbiased jurors, plus alternates, for Manafort.
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But she makes an even more interesting point ... if O.J. was able to secure an unbiased trial in L.A., Weinstein shouldn't have any trouble in NYC.
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Chappaquiddick, which premieres on April 21980, aims to deliver a matter-of-fact, unbiased portrayal of one of the most shocking events in American political history.
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On the subreddit StevenAveryIsGuilty (so unbiased, obviously), user wewannawii shared his analysis of photos of parts of Halbach's cell phone that were discovered on Avery's property.
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Jack Dorsey On Deleting Tweets, Banning Trump, And Whether An Unbiased Twitter Can Exist Your Jack Dorsey interview of the day is with Buzzfeed's Charlie Warzel.
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"Even though the math part of the data is unbiased, if the data encodes these social biases, it's hard to get away from that," Galbraith said.
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"Using language that is unbiased and non-judgmental helps us to build products that speak to people with diverse perspectives," Facebook said in a Medium post.
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Ask yourself these essential questions: Maybe it wasn't your fault at all, but you won't know until you look at the situation from an unbiased perspective.
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By this point, we know this dream of unbiased AI is a fantasy, because we've seen example after example of how algorithmic bias damages people's lives.
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At the same time, however, I am bound by the Reuters Trust Principles, which commit all journalists in the company to supply "unbiased and reliable news".
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, cited by the mainstream media as an unbiased organization that&aposs a national treasure because it points out the bad people.
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The social media behemoth has repeatedly touted its "trending news" section, in the upper right corner of users' feeds, as an unbiased conduit for the news.
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Committee oversight by the new majority could compel the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to provide accurate, unbiased information to enrollees, who deserve nothing less.
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Trump claimed Curiel's Mexican heritage prevented him from being unbiased in the case in light of Trump's proposal to build a wall on the southern border.
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The rule "simply says that financial professionals who claim to offer honest, unbiased advice on retirement savings should actually have to do that," the group said.
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Forty-three percent of Americans say the media is largely unbiased or neutral in its coverage, according to a new American Barometer poll conducted by Hill.
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Lynch, a professor of political science at George Washington University, is not an unbiased observer: He advised the Obama campaign in 2008 on the Middle East.
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Fox News has often defended its conservative opinion shows by saying its straight news anchors are unbiased, and the testimonies did bear some of this out.
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Instead, we must be confident that a Justice will think and reason with an unbiased point of view, something that Kavanaugh has shown throughout his career.
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"In an unbiased fashion, I just searched lectins and health effects, lectins and cardiovascular, lectins and gastrointestinal, lectins and cancer, and so forth," he tells me.
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Bring in a third party to help mediate or talk to an unbiased counselor to help you work things out during this messy tug of war.
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IBM said in a statement to her that the company had steadily improved its facial analysis software and was "deeply committed" to "unbiased" and "transparent" services.
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Previously, Jackson refused to grant Stone a new trial following his assertion that an IRS lawyer who read about his case couldn't be an unbiased juror.
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" On one hand, as Google CEO Sundar Pichai told Congress in 2018, "It's really important to me that we approach our work in an unbiased way.
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For its part, Twitter says its goal with verifying primary candidates is to make sure voters have as much accurate, unbiased information about candidates as possible.
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But others, including professors at Florida International University's law school, said Mr. Acosta was unbiased and did not let his political views color his professional decisions.
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The road between advocacy journalism, false-unbiased journalism and the corrupt clickbait fueled daily by figures like Trump is narrow, and few news organization find it.
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If there is a due process right to an unbiased jury, then there should be a presumption in favor of the defendant when bias is uncovered.
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Decades ago, people were alarmed to realize that photographs could be retouched or manipulated and could no longer be seen as an unbiased record of reality.
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And just like Neil Gorsuch, he asserted his independence, claiming to be a judge who simply called "balls and strikes," unbiased by both ideology and politics.
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He called the Russia investigation "an attempted overthrow of the government" right after the Justice Department's inspector general concluded that the inquiry was legitimate and unbiased.
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This directly implicates two pillars of our liberty: fair elections and the separation of powers, both of which depend on properly functioning courts with unbiased judges.
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Many commentators dismissed them, since Emerson doesn't call cellphones, Gravis isn't very highly regarded, and Breitbart ... well, Breitbart may not exactly be the most unbiased source.
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The software lays out a grid on places like the National Mall to make for easier counting and promises to generate "accurate, unbiased, and replicable" crowd counts.
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A situation like that reminds us all how important unbiased reporting is, and what damage can be done when heads of state work to discredit accurate journalism.
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John Oliver did an entire Last Week Tonight segment last year explaining how Sinclair works conservative political views into local news, while concealing it as unbiased reporting.
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"Our aim, as always, is to provide the public with fact-based, unbiased reporting and hold public officials accountable for their actions," LPM President Michael Skoler said.
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As attorney general, Sessions would serve as the top U.S. law enforcement officer and be responsible for giving unbiased legal advice to the president and executive agencies.
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We stand behind our film, believe it is an unbiased and illuminating look at what happened, and look forward to sharing it with audiences around the world.
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The premise of the business was that many N.F.L. players do not trust their team physicians and would seek doctors who could offer them unbiased second opinions.
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Watch out for power plays and manipulations, and invite an unbiased third party to help meditate if you feel like things are going in a bad direction.
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Lee had been thought to have an important influence on the Rules Committee, as a sitting senator and a reputation as an unbiased broker on these issues.
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BU refused to share their clinical material with unbiased outside experts (despite our repeated requests) and were unable to critically analyze the data in a clinical context.
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The die is cast, no matter what I know or don't know, so why not use their cold, unbiased numbers as my rock in these trying times?
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For years, the centrist, establishment media has fetishized the concept of unbiased and polite discourse, and nobody has exploited this more aggressively or successfully than the right.
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Take, for example, Bdistricting or Auto-Redistrict, two free open source programs that can be used to generate ostensibly fair, unbiased congressional districts without requiring a supercomputer.
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Even the American Health Care Association (not exactly an unbiased party) found in 2009 that plaintiff awards are 35 percent lower through arbitration than through the courts.
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" Rosenblum says he has an investigator on the case and "we will be able to show by objective evidence and unbiased witnesses that she has zero credibility.
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It needs to keep open channels with all branches of government, present as clearly as possible the facts regarding those cyberattacks, and remain as unbiased as possible.
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Though most unbiased observers would agree, the diplomatic lapse gave the Moroccans an excuse to kick out UN staff trying to keep the peace in the area.
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Mr. Retelny's argument that the legislation will "deprive" institutional investors of unbiased information from proxy firms is little more than a piece of linguistic sleight of hand.
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"Our aim, as always, is to provide the public with fact-based, unbiased reporting and hold public officials accountable for their actions," he said in a statement.
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Students can read "Potent Critiques of NBC Forum Raise Stakes for Moderators" and discuss the tightrope that moderators must walk to be perceived as fair and unbiased.
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All the while, the reporters followed the strict principles of fair, accurate and unbiased reporting that was key to publishing the initial story about the armored vehicles.
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This brings up another critical problem with conservative calls for tech bias regulation: who are these supposed unbiased bureaucrats to be entrusted with regulating social media companies?
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Under this model, unbiased (accurate) reporting is left behind, relegating mainstream media, with its veneer and general adherence to fact-based and balanced reporting, as increasingly irrelevant.
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Moreover, the handbook problems fit a pattern in the Trump administration, which has taken a number of steps to impede the flow of unbiased health insurance assistance.
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They are concerned that relationships with IARC may have interfered with routine scientific inquiry at the agency, blurring the lines between unbiased scientific analysis and political outcomes.
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Reuters has a long history of covering U.S. elections, and is dedicated to providing fast, substantive and unbiased reporting from a diverse and experienced team of journalists.
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People with these backgrounds were perceived to be unbiased, while Jews could not be objective and would be partial to Israel to the exclusion of American interests.
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Even with those rules in place, however, we may need some additional guardrails for scientists and physicians to make sure all research is as unbiased as possible.
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Because the administration cut financing for nonprofits that help consumers enroll in exchange-based plans, there will be fewer places for consumers to turn for unbiased advice.
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" Mr. Shah added: "He believes politically motivated senior leaders, including former Director Comey and others he empowered, have tainted the agency's reputation for unbiased pursuit of justice.
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"What's needed is a neutral and unbiased individual to review the documents," said Nan Aron, founder and president of the Alliance for Justice, a liberal advocacy group.
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Whereas Joan is an objective witness to the potential reality of the situation, Sarah's psychiatrist, played by Jay Duplass, is an unbiased witness to her mental illness.
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Library sites—key portals for those looking for unbiased knowledge and trusted repositories for government documents—and library users could be among the first victims of slowdowns.
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"Include subordinates and peers in the interviews, make sure interviewers write good notes, and have an unbiased group of people make the actual hiring decision," Bock wrote.
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To address these issues, let's assign a YouTube score to each nominee that is unbiased by the competitiveness of the year in which the song was nominated.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) is simply a "stooge" for Trump who can't be trusted to lead an unbiased investigation into ties between Russia and the White House.
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It's tempting to believe that physicians are logical, meticulous thinkers who perfectly weigh the pros and cons of treatment options, acting as unbiased surrogates for their patients.
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Our job is to present unbiased facts to reduce uncertainty for decision makers, whether they're in the Oval Office, at the negotiating table or on the battlefield.
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Think tanks must be rejuvenated with open-minded donors who fund expert inquiry to get unbiased answers to our national problems, rather than the solutions they prefer.
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Even without those changes, city leaders can facilitate unbiased investigations by criminal defense lawyers, whether former public defenders or those who take leave from their regular jobs.
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Once she leaves the White House, the first lady, who is a lawyer, said she will work in an unbiased way and work to keep reaching people.
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We know she said she doesn't intend to run for president — she said her ambitions were to serve the public in an "unbiased way," according to CNN.
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The algorithm itself was unbiased, but using cost prediction as a way to flag patients was biased because white patients are given costlier treatments than black patients.
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For every federal jurisdiction around the country, we must insist that the Senate confirm individuals who are impartial, unbiased and committed to a democracy open to all.
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Trump is also stifling unbiased data and research that is coming from his own administration, and that is even more worrisome than his ongoing "fake news" crusade.
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"We are confident that the investigation was conducted in an unbiased, thorough and credible manner, and that the conclusions of the investigation were addressed appropriately," it said.
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The industry argues that websites like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are simply unbiased platforms for others to share material, and that new restrictions could impede free speech.
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The idea is simple: A recording will provide the public with a full, unbiased account of what happened, making it easier to hold police accountable for wrongdoing.
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"Mark Zuckerberg needs to make it clear to conservatives that Facebook is an unbiased platform, an unfiltered platform," said political strategist Vincent Harris, who advised Kentucky Sen.
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As it is, even an idea as unambiguous as "freedom from foreign interference" or "unbiased districts" quickly diminishes in importance once partisans spy an advantage in its erosion.
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She quit three years later with a statement that threw shade at her fellow CNN anchors, saying that she could not compromise her desire for honest, unbiased reporting.
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So to set the spicy record straight, we decided to hold an unbiased, blind taste test with everyone from the Flamin' Hot Cheetos indifferent to bona fide aficionados.
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Like search neutrality's harshest critics might have predicted, The Creepy Line could describe examples of bias, but struggled to explain what ideologically unbiased search results would look like.
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They then act as the your agent, accompanying you on a cab journey across London to visit your top ten properties, whilst offering "unbiased advice" on the area.
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As with Twitter's backtracking here, social media companies have not done enough to counter this "conservative silencing" narrative — instead appeasing conservatives to show just how unbiased they are.
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They also released a new version of their dashboard that features a stability score than can give customers an unbiased grade of the current stability of their software.
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Find unbiased resources from the FINRA Foundation and FINRA that can help you protect your money , from what to ask before you invest to how to report fraud.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) is simply a "stooge" for President Trump who can't be trusted to lead an unbiased investigation into ties between Russia and the White House.
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Additionally, we have teams dedicated to protecting the integrity of our Ratings and Reviews, ensuring through detailed moderation that it's a constant trusted, unbiased, authentic source for all.
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" She made no mention of Ratcliffe and neither did Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, who released an extended statement praising Coats for his "deliberate, thoughtful, and unbiased approach.
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Asked if he could make unbiased decisions after his time at Exxon Mobil, the world's largest publicly traded oil producer, he said he would act in America's interests.
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Penn argued that an unbiased data set with a 28500-point margin of error would have included polls that showed Handel ahead by as many as 6900 points.
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"They are going to have an unbiased panel of arbitrators to determine their claims," Mr. Lax said on Friday after the notice was put up on Finra's website.
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The mainstream media exists for exactly this purpose: to serve as a gold standard of researched, sourced, unbiased, information that allows consumers to think critically and make decisions.
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"The Marine Corps said in a statement after the newspaper reported on the video that it was made to document the arrests "in an unbiased, non-editorialized manner.
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Officers will be temporarily reassigned The city's Civilian Office of Police Accountability, or COPA, said it is committed to a thorough, objective and unbiased investigation of the shooting.
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"We are confident that the investigation was conducted in an unbiased, thorough and credible manner, and that the conclusions of the investigation were addressed appropriately," the company said.
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Avalere's projections may be the most unbiased analysis we can expect, especially with Republicans rushing ahead for a vote without a full breakdown from the Congressional Budget Office.
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An overwhelming number of new startups are created in heavily concentrated markets like Silicon Valley, which can make it difficult to find unbiased feedback outside the echo chamber.
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He considered himself an unbiased reporter delivering a facts-based newscast – unlike his pro-Trump colleagues, who openly use their later airtime segments to support the president's agenda.
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Its algorithms have their pick of text, photos and video produced and posted by established media organizations large and small, local and national, openly partisan or nominally unbiased.
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To overcome the suit's claim of discrimination — especially in the wake of the E.E.O.C. ruling — it will have to prove that its promotion decisions were unbiased and fair.
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Ostensibly, it provided unbiased news for Eastern Europeans, but in fact the agency used it to wage a subversive campaign to weaken Communist governments behind the Iron Curtain.
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The director of the office, who is nominated by the president and requires Senate approval, typically serves as the president's science adviser, providing him with confidential, unbiased counsel.
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And talking to a therapist—someone who can give you an unbiased perspective—can help you decide if that baggage is too heavy for you to carry anymore.
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When the overall Republican vote share in the state is 50 percent or more, the authors of the paper show, the map behaves much like an unbiased one.
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Along the way, Standard Cognition has been focused on developing unbiased anti-theft technology that doesn't care what a person looks like, just what items disappear from shelves.
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"We believe a well-functioning society should have abundant, free and unbiased access to high-quality information," Brin and Page said in a 220 letter to prospective shareholders.
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We assess that the South Korean delegation may not be an unbiased messenger in this case, and we should analyze the veracity of their message and Kim's sincerity.
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He also showed an anti-abortion ad on Facebook that purported to be from an unbiased organization, but was also purchased by a buyer who couldn't be traced.
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And Google tightly guards the mathematical equations behind it all — the rest of the world has to take their word that it is done in an unbiased manner.
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I just want one good article from an unbiased, credible source showing what the different studies the candidates are citing actually show about the facts behind the claims.
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One approach is to provide patients with unbiased information about the potential benefits and risks of back surgery relative to nonsurgical therapy so they can make informed choices.
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The Big Issues: We aim to cut through the fog of spin, conjecture and tweets to focus on substantive and unbiased coverage of what matters in people's lives.
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"Unbiased scientific studies tell us loud and clear that Verizon's network is struggling with unlimited and T-Mobile has caught up," Neville Ray, T-Mobile's network chief, said.
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"The existential danger to the nation is when the policymaker corrupts the role of the intelligence agencies, which is to provide unbiased and apolitical intelligence to inform policy."
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Displayed in metal cases and removed from use, many of these objects seem to have become fetish; they reveal Hamilton's own interests rather than providing an unbiased archive.
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All Americans who are subjected to law enforcement investigations – including President Trump and people working for him – are entitled to fair and unbiased treatment from investigators seeking the truth.
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Rettig pledged he would remain independent from the Trump White House during his five-year term, which expires in November 2022, and would serve in an "impartial, unbiased" manner.
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If I can't mention the word 'abortion,' then I am not providing my pregnant patients who want to know all of their options with complete, accurate, unbiased medical information.
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According to the lawmakers, it also would require third-party testing before the tech could be introduced into the market to ensure it is unbiased and doesn't harm consumers.
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"It's always a struggle to get them to pay for an unbiased financial plan, in part because they don't understand the value of making better financial decisions," Haas said.
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While that also means Albert is outsourcing a lot of the heavy-lifting in terms of the advice it offers, that helps to keep its suggestions unbiased, notes Ravid.
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The MogIA modelling took in 20 million data points from public platforms including Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in the U.S. and analysed the information to create unbiased predictions.
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By using Google's own results as a baseline for "unbiased" search, and directly measuring user behavior, the plug-in helped critics make a concrete argument against Google's search practices.
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If what you write is not exceptionally good, we will not look at your CV. This is to ensure that the process is as unbiased and meritocratic as possible.
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Rick Scott, right, on June 28 signed legislation that requires school boards to hire an "unbiased hearing officer" who will handle complaints about instructional materials used in local schools.
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We've got a grassroots army that is knocking on doors every day all across the country and providing voters with an unbiased view of exactly what's on the line.
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"Once you build trust, and once you show them who you truly are, unbiased and just looking out for their well-being, they'll come back to you," he said.
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These additions reflect our commitment not only to deliver accurate, unbiased news but to share more information about the way we work and the standards under which we operate.
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"All of the SIU's investigations are unbiased and independent... without input from any police service," she wrote, noting that the director must be a civilian with no policing background.
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As Wu argued, "the heart of e-commerce portals is to drive sales instead of building a community for giving and receiving unbiased feedback," which is SMZDM's value proposition.
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By not being tied to any specific ad platform, Oracle has the potential to play a strong hand as an unbiased helper to customers to achieve the best results.
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"I was reassured knowing that a man who took such a deliberate, thoughtful, and unbiased approach was at the helm of our intelligence community," McConnell said in that statement.
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And if the company is guilty of any disingenuousness, it's in the messaging of Damore's termination, which is exacerbated by Google's — and Silicon Valley's — precarious attempt to appear unbiased.
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Public colleges should give to students an unbiased educational experience, which seems virtually impossible to do when a campus has 20 or more Democratic professors for every one Republican.
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Here's the topline of what DDG found: Private browsing mode (and logged out): 'Normal' mode: DDG's contention is that truly 'unbiased' search results should produce largely the same results.
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"With no disclosure about the payments, Mayweather and Khaled's ICO promotions may have appeared to be unbiased, rather than paid endorsements," said SEC Enforcement Division co-director Stephanie Avakian.
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Fifty-four percent say special counsel Robert Mueller has conflicts of interest that prevent him from doing an unbiased job, also according to this month's Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll.
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Charity Navigator uses an "unbiased, objective, numbers-based rating system to assess over 8,000 of America's best-known and some lesser-known, but worthy, charities," according to its website.
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How do you, in your coverage, try to maintain that unbiased reporting while also making sure that we are giving voice to and valuing the stories that we're telling?
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Lime has sent an appeal to the SFMTA, requesting an "unbiased hearing officer" reevaluate its application to participate in the city's 12-month pilot program for e-scooter providers.
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Reuters will provide trusted, independent and unbiased news content across a range of top news from around the world to Google Assistant users through a newly created audio feed.
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"Our team's curiosity and ambitious engineering culture are the main drivers of our growth as an independent and unbiased leader in mobile marketing and ad fraud prevention," he said.
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I spoke with a counselor who was unbiased, but she still had to tell me things that aren't accurate, like [that it would cause] an increased risk of infertility.
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But she has indicated that she has not made a decision on final votes, telling KNXV, a TV station in Arizona, that she will go into the trial unbiased.
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We have covered Donald Trump fairly and in an unbiased way since he became a candidate and will continue to do so despite restrictions imposed by the Trump campaign.
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"Recusals are not unusual when judges feel as if they cannot be unbiased in a situation," said Jenny Carroll, a professor at the University of Alabama School of Law.
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" Mr. Bennett said his "unbiased, 100 percent accurate health assessment" had found that President Trump weighed "a very svelte 239 pounds" with "a gorgeous, 44-inch Coke-bottle waist.
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Charlottesville Circuit Court judge Richard E. Moore said he thinks that it's possible to seat an unbiased jury, but added that he would consider her arguments during the trial.
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I think because I am not a lesbian it helps me look at relationships as an unbiased third party, and give me enough distance to not get too involved.
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The National Economic Research Associates (NERA), a consulting firm, did indeed find these results in a March study, but critics say this firm and its reports are hardly unbiased.
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"Our aim, as always, is to provide the public with fact-based, unbiased reporting and hold public officials accountable for their actions," LPM President Michael Skoler said in the statement.
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Not only does this include ongoing equal pay assessments to ensure that every employee is paid fairly, it also includes creating an unbiased hiring process that is welcoming to everyone.
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All we can say is that the company has graciously taken it upon itself to conduct what we are certain (ahem) is a wholly unbiased survey on male-pattern baldness.
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As Curiel stated in making this ruling in Trump's favor and over the plaintiffs' objections, he feared the "media frenzy" could make it impossible for the jury to be unbiased.
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The importance of unbiased expectations of economic conditions when estimating credit losses could be a challenge to the new standard's credibility, which auditors will have a crucial role in addressing.
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The bride wore a custom back-bearing dress by Katie May for the ceremony, and later changed into a statement reception gown by Windi Williams-Stern, owner of Studio Unbiased.
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"This contradicts the messages [Zuckerberg] has been sending—about Facebook being open, inclusive, and unbiased," said Vivek Wadhwa, a startup advisor and professor at Stanford's Rock Center for Corporate Governance.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed charges Monday against more than two dozen businesses and individuals that produced sponsored articles promoting stocks that were presented as unbiased, objective analysis.
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An "unbiased hearing officer," not employed by the school district, would determine if a complaint has merit, requiring schools to take any controversial books or material out of the classroom.
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The stated goal, however, was always to promote American values by presenting accurate and unbiased news—in contrast to the government-fashioned messages emanating from the Nazi and Soviet regimes.
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Our democracy will need an unbiased and principled Supreme Court functioning at its finest when that time comes, and a justice who has prejudged as Kavanaugh would impede that responsibility.
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"We are confident that the number — 85033,975 — is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date," GWU's Milken Institute School of Public Health said in a statement.
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Administrative law judges have been part of this system, acting in many ways like courts to help agencies address individual claims facing government agencies based on fairness and unbiased expertise.
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Like the IG investigation, her report is the product of fair and unbiased hearings, careful review of tens of thousands of documents, and a true effort to address the issues.
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In excerpts released by the White House, Kavanaugh will use his opening statement to cast himself as an unbiased jurist who will favor no side more than another if confirmed.
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Chris Cox, a senior vice president of product and one of Mr. Zuckerberg's top lieutenants, has long described Facebook as an unbiased and blank canvas to give people a voice.
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When pressed, Epstein hasn't been able to clearly define how he evaluated certain results as biased or unbiased, nor would he provide any information about who participated in his study.
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"This is important because of the rise of the internet, and the new media environment has only reinforced the need for C-SPAN's unfiltered coverage and unbiased programming," he added.
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We all like to think that we live in a world where recruiters are fair and unbiased – a world where we get the job based on our credentials and merits.
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The appointment of political hacks ("cadre deployment") to state-owned firms has made them less efficient—and less able to supply South Africans with electricity, transport and unbiased television news.
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The agreements call on officers to form partnerships with community groups in Ferguson, receive training on de-escalation tactics in Baltimore and work to develop unbiased policing policies in Cleveland.
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"I think we would all like to believe that he could and will get an unbiased and uncompromised hearing by Yale, but I think it is virtually impossible," he said.
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Even a grumpy old cop who suggests the woman's missing husband killed his wife and child and fled to the Caribbean to play golf is, in his own way, unbiased.
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To give a pass to a man accused of sexual violence without a hearing that is fair and unbiased would significantly set back progress that the #MeToo movement has sparked.
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Here are the key takeaways: Legal and unbiased origin of the probe In no uncertain words, the inspector general says there was no political conspiracy to undermine Trump's 2016 campaign.
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Whether students read one of the articles above or do their own media comparison, discuss with them why getting their news about the impeachment inquiry from trustworthy, unbiased sources matters.
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A central goal of Kremlin-backed disinformation operations is to encourage skepticism of democratic governing institutions — including those responsible for providing unbiased information, representing the people, and dispensing impartial justice.
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Yet the process of evaluating evidence and writing definitions in a clear and unbiased manner remains the objective, said Katherine Connor Martin, head of American dictionaries at Oxford University Press.
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For policymakers, in Washington D.C. and in the states, the implications are clear: They should prioritize education that provides youth with accurate, unbiased and comprehensive sexual health information and skills.
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And then the investment decisions would be much more unbiased, meaning you wouldn't necessarily care as much about the gender, the look, the ... All these other labels around a CEO.
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"As a forensic scientist, you're trained to be neutral and unbiased," Mark Desire, the assistant director of forensic biology at the medical examiner's office in New York, explained to the Times.
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It is up to the airline company to come up with an unbiased protocol with which to solicit and accept medical help on an airplane and then follow through on it.
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Similarly, Trump supporters are more skeptical that it's important for congressional districts to be drawn in an unbiased way, or for the media to be left to do its job freely.
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On the other hand, if the lesson was unbiased, civil, and informative, like the one in the article, it would help us be more prepared to make our own civic decisions.
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In high-stakes situations, like diagnosing diseases or sentencing criminals, an automated system that's more stable, consistent, hardy, or potentially unbiased is far superior to a wishy-washy person, he says.
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"We need to create an unbiased military justice system where trained prosecutors handle these cases, so that sexual predators can get punished instead of protected as they are today," she said.
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"Reuters reports around the world in a fair, unbiased and independent manner, in keeping with the Thomson Reuters Trust Principles, and we stand by our China coverage," a Reuters spokesman said.
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They said the US actions against a sovereign state violatied international law and called for an objective, unbiased investigation of all the circumstances of the chemical weapons incident, the statement said.
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" He noted that Kavanaugh lived up to Trump's promise to pick "someone with impeccable credentials, great intellect, unbiased judgment, and deep reverence for the laws and Constitution of the United States.
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Johnson's case isn't just a way for me to revisit our icky thing together—seeing someone else in my place has helped me look at things in a new, unbiased light.
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And while there's a lot of outrage surrounding the "Impeach 45" gear, Walmart appears to be somewhat unbiased in regard to what political clothing items it allows outside sellers to list.
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The dream of prediction markets is a world where we know what effects policy will have, as well as can possibly be known with the available data, in an unbiased way.
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David Lewis (R) hammering home the point that the state's new maps were only drawn for explicitly partisan gain and that no nonpartisan commission could be trusted to be truly unbiased.
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Sure, some people hide behind their apps or use them as a crutch, but these findings (which, yes, come from a less-than-unbiased source) turn that stereotype on its head.
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You're typically very cautious, but February 1 will find you ready for action—just make sure it is wise, and as always with Pluto, get an unbiased third party to mediate.
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Cuomo called for a "complete and unbiased investigation" into the claims, which include allegations that Schneiderman threatened to kill at least two of the women if they broke up with him.
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The conclusions that Attorney General Barr and Rosenstein reached about Trump not being guilty of obstruction of justice were their own — not Mueller's, not a court's or other unbiased investigative body's.
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If you give the right to a private company to edit the news on their site, there is no telling how much they can filter, and how unbiased they will be.
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"The Greenville News strives to cover every organization in our community in a fair and unbiased way," Katrice Hardy, Executive Editor of the Greenville News, told The Hill in a statement.
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"Today's ruling ensures that clinics across the nation can remain open and continue to provide quality, unbiased healthcare to women," Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said in a news release.
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You want to hire someone who is getting paid to deliver their unbiased, objective, independent advice to you — not someone who only gets paid if they can sell you a product.
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In a country that has a history of silencing journalists, RT was set up in 2005 to improve the image of Russia abroad, or "provide unbiased information" as station puts it.
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As for the poisonous effect of ideology on the debate over public assistance: Big data promises something closer to an unbiased, ideology-free evaluation of the effectiveness of these social programs.
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It isn't just Britain's rampant right-wing press they hate; suspicion of unbiased journalism is something Mr. Corbyn's most enthusiastic supporters share with Donald Trump's fan base in the United States.
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Critics called Mr. Lehrer's reporting, and his collaborations with Mr. MacNeil, solid journalism, committed to fair, unbiased and far more detailed reporting than the CBS, NBC or ABC nightly news programs.
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The Times has stepped up marketing efforts by offering deep discounts, running a rare television commercial and touting a record of unbiased reporting amid concerns over the prevalence of fake news.
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Van Susteren will provide Gray TV's newsrooms "with the expert, unbiased coverage of national and international political developments that have been the hallmark of her distinguished news career," the company said.
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Van Susteren will provide Gray TV's newsrooms "with the expert, unbiased coverage of national and international political developments that have been the hallmark of her distinguished news career," the company said.
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Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.) and Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) that the two impeachment veterans wrote could serve as "helpful and unbiased guidance" for the impending trial and potentially momentous procedural votes.
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Florida Congresswoman Val Demings questioned Tuesday whether the The Hill is "fair and unbiased" during an exchange with a reporter from the publication, the second of such incidents in recent days.
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"The existential danger to the nation is when the policymaker corrupts the role of the intelligence agencies, which is to provide unbiased and apolitical intelligence to inform policy," Mr. Wise said.
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"The Election Division staff, as I have observed in my over five years on the board, works in a very unbiased, nonpartisan, professional manner," Day told VICE News in a text.
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As part of its push into consumer finance after spending its 150-year history serving institutional investors, governments and the wealthy, Goldman is presenting itself as an unbiased advocate for ordinary consumers.
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Lavrov Called for an "unbiased" and "frank" investigation into the chemical weapons attack in Syria, just a day after U.S. officials accused Russia of attempting to "cover up" the Syrian regime's culpability.
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From a critique on the absurdity of an unbiased historical narrative to explorations of excessive media consumption, The Creators Project tracked down some of the most compelling works for your viewing pleasure.
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A.J. Wolfe started the Disney Food Blog in 2009, and it has since become the top online destination for unbiased reviews of restaurants and food items at Walt Disney World and Disneyland.
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Throughout the primaries, Sanders and his backers alleged that Wasserman Schultz's connection to Clinton (she served as co-chair of Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign) prevented her from being unbiased in the race.
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By allowing spaces that are supposed to remember, recognize, and honor white supremacy's victims to instead become "unbiased" liberal ventures devoid of accountability or proper grief, we do ourselves a great disservice.
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The backdrop: The Trump administration, as well as several top Republicans, have questioned whether the FBI under James Comey conducted an unbiased investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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"We are confident that the investigation was conducted in an unbiased, thorough and credible manner, and that the conclusions of the investigation were addressed appropriately," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
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That's why it is essential for the USPTO to be trusted by inventors and the IP community as being a top-quality, unbiased service oriented organization that helps applicants get valid patents.
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"The only way to truly understand what was going on in the jail was to implement innocent participants into the system to provide first-hand unbiased intelligence," Noel said in a statement.
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"It's not, you could say, unbiased, but I see these as well-meaning, highly innovative companies, that it's up to society to make sure that their innovation doesn't have negative side effects."
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Earlier this week, The Washington Post's Erik Wemple reported that, in an attempt to remain unbiased, Politico vets the Twitter feeds of potential hires and discourages its staff from tweeting "partisan" opinions.
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The way that Amy and Lodge and Steven wanted to do that was by showing it in the most unbiased, nonjudgmental way possible, and letting viewers feel the way they want to.
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I first became aware of OAN when a relative recommended that I watch it for "unbiased news," but my time as a viewer left me with serious concerns about its growing audience.
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TIAA has previously said it puts its clients first and has maintained that because its 855 financial advisers and consultants do not receive commissions on the products they sell, they are unbiased.
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Under the guise of these "unbiased" computer-generated responses, Practice Fusion allowed pharmaceutical companies to decide when to suggest opioids for treatment, even when they weren&apost medically necessary, the DOJ said.
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I'm just saying that as a student who wants to learn, for example history, I should be able to trust the sources I'm given at school for accurate, unbiased, and inclusive information.
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As the theory goes, unbiased employers, consumers, and producers get a competitive advantage by dealing with people of color and women, so market competition would compete away wage gaps and wealth disparities.
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The best new crime prevention work recognizes the absolute centrality of what scholars call "legitimacy" — the community perception that authorities are respectful, unbiased, well-intentioned and have the standing to expect compliance.
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" She added, "I commend Chief of Police Bobby Langston for his willingness to invite an unbiased review of this matter and for his commitment to maintaining the public trust of his community.
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"In these politically charged times, the tenor of our nation's discourse has become complicated, and I recognize that CNN needs to protect its brand as an unbiased news outlet," Mr. Aslan wrote.
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In addition, the court will also ask potential jurors if "anything regarding the Special Counsel's Office" would "prevent or hinder" them from deciding the case in an unbiased way, Berman Jackson said.
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Even then, loan forgiveness hearings should be handled by an independent arbiter within the civil justice system, rather than a Department of Education insider, to provide for a fair and unbiased hearing.
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We have covered Donald Trump fairly and in an unbiased way since he became a candidate in 2015 and will continue to do so despite the restrictions imposed by the Trump campaign.
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In particular, experts said, presidents have never sought to undermine the findings of the National Academies of Science, created by President Abraham Lincoln to provide unbiased scientific findings to the country's leaders.
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As they pointed out, Williamson was hardly an unbiased source: He's most famous for declaring transgender actress Laverne Cox "not a woman" and calling for the execution of women who get abortions.
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This is a smart time to bring in an unbiased third party to mediate an issue that could bring out you and your partner's worst sides, like jealousy, possessiveness, and shady behavior.
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The 2016 campaign challenged me to figure out how to do my job as a journalist while remaining unbiased -- even as my own people were regularly berated by the candidate who ultimately won.
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In an effort to keep her reviews unbiased and get the same food experience as any regular guest, Wolfe has never marketed herself as the face of the brand, instead maintaining her anonymity.
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It also argues that Twitter broke the promise to be open and unbiased that it makes to users like Johnson by booting him, which, his lawyer argues, constitutes a breach of civil contract.
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As the war in Syria enters its eighth brutal year and the complex alliances, front lines, and war crime allegations ebb and flow from view, it is very difficult to get unbiased information.
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Google hopes this will be an unbiased way to approach complex stories, by relying on AI to capture the full scope of a story and present readers with as much information as possible.
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Their identity will inevitably lead to someone pointing out that they can't possibly be unbiased in their reporting — even if they approach the subject with all the fairness and balance in the world.
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Mostefa Souag, the network's acting director general, told Reuters that the channel is under pressure from authorities in several places because "it is the most transparent, balanced and unbiased of all Arab channels".
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The result, debuting on Tuesday in time for Tax Day, stems from a belief that voters and regulators alike could make better decisions if only they had unbiased, unpolluted information at their fingertips.
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In a statement to Reuters, the company said, "We are confident that the investigation was conducted in an unbiased, thorough and credible manner, and that the conclusions of the investigation were addressed appropriately."
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And it's not that the people Spicer is facing in the press room are such great geniuses either, and they're far from being unbiased or fair when it comes to this White House.
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The real point that I was making was that the US can function -- and often has functioned -- as an effective broker in certain circumstances but rarely as a strictly honest and unbiased one.
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"Today's ruling ensures that clinics across the nation can remain open and continue to provide quality, unbiased healthcare to women," Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said in a statement announcing the decision.
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Before you reach out though, run the ISP's own benchmark test (most now offer one)—it might not be the most unbiased option around, but it's good to have the stats to hand.
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The best way to deal with Pluto is to bring in someone unbiased, since Pluto's difficult side thrives when secrets are kept, when people pretend something isn't happening, or when situations go unchecked.
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Ei Myat Noe Khin, a manager of Yangon-based Phandeeyar, which helped Facebook translate its Burmese-language community standards, urged the company to hire more people who are unbiased and understand Myanmar well.
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Health care providers have a duty to provide a comprehensive, accurate and unbiased evaluation of a patient's condition and available treatment options, so that the patient can decide for herself how to proceed.
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But until unbiased, quantifiable data plays a stronger role in the measurements of healthcare quality, I'll be the guy sitting in the corner pointing out that all this hoopla is missing the point.
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The r/thedonald subreddit, which has more than 17,000 subscribers, was previously billed as "The place where we discuss in an unbiased manner Donald Trumps great contributions to modern society," according to Noisey.
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Every case involves an investigation by an unbiased fact-finder, review by a panel that includes tenured faculty members, and an appeal to a university officer who did not participate in the proceedings.
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However, we decided that we needed a licensed professional who would provide a holistic view of our finances and give us an unbiased opinion and what steps to take to maximize our returns.
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While stories like Roy's are promising, we'd need hundreds, perhaps thousands, more examples — rigorously tested, preferably in large randomized, controlled experiments — to know the effects claimed in the study are real and unbiased.
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But if you're considering a considerably large and long-term purchase, then you can't escape doing your research before you shop, so chat up helpful sales clerks or check out unbiased expert sources.
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"I think journalists are supposed to be unbiased in their questioning and if you already have an opinion that he&aposs a piece of crap—" McCain began saying before her fellow hosts interrupted.
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Ukraine would convey the message to visiting Minister of Roads and Urban Development Mohammad Eslami, that returning the black boxes would show that Iran wanted an unbiased investigation of the crash, Prystaiko said.
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For more than 30 years the firm has built a lasting reputation for taking an unbiased approach in helping their clients make intelligent financial decisions, ensuring their legacy lives on for future generations.
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Independent media outlet Raajje TV suspended its broadcast, saying that "law enforcement refused to adequately address credible threats, and due to the utter lack of an environment conducive to unbiased and independent journalism".
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Individual responsibility has a role to play as well, but this can only be realized when supplemented by genuine investor education, something state regulators are uniquely positioned as a local and unbiased resource.
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Yermak Draft, August 212We intend to initiate and complete a transparent and unbiased investigation of all available facts and episodes, which in turn will prevent the recurrence of this problem in the future.
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Regarding the aggregated police bias data, the person acknowledged the city was not able to provide it, but said that it did not diminish the city's goal of having an unbiased police force.
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George F. Koob, the director of the alcohol institute, said the trial will be immune from industry influence and will be an unbiased test of whether alcohol "in moderation" protects against heart disease.
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I also believe that the investigation of Hillary Clinton's uranium deal should too continue; therefore sending a message that our government is unbiased when it comes to high-level politicians breaking the law.
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"We actually did a fair and unbiased poll that shows quite the opposite, that the Arizona population is not for this land grab, when they understand the true ramifications of it," he said.
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Planned Parenthood also argues that the rule is illegal, since it violates laws requiring that pregnant patients receiving care through Title X get unbiased counseling about all of their options, which include abortion.
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The best way to work with Pluto is to bring in a third party or someone who is outside of the situation and unbiased (it's the best way to check any bad vibes!).
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The very few studies that have been done have a major limitation: Their sample sizes tend to be so small that it's very difficult to say if the findings are real or unbiased.
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" The university's Milken Institute School of Public Health stands by its work, telling VICE News: "We are confident that the number — 2,975 — is the most accurate and unbiased estimate of excess mortality to date.
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"Shareholders expect an unbiased search for a new external CEO, driven by what is best for the company and all of its stakeholders, including shareholders," the letter, which Elliott made available on Thursday, said.
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" The ACLU "generally will not represent protesters who seek to march while armed," the memo flatly declared -- claiming the restriction actually was unbiased, because it applied "without regard to a speaker&aposs political views.
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Michael Bennet of Colorado questioned top officials about trying to skew data for "backward" political purposes, the ONDCP confirmed to him that the committee is underway, but argued that its work will be unbiased.
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Over the summer, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver dedicated a show to explain how Sinclair has gotten away with injecting right-leaning political views into local news, under the guise of unbiased reporting.
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The bill pending in Congress is a response to a Supreme Court ruling last year that ordered lawmakers to regulate the flow of government money so that it is distributed in an unbiased way.
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But, for starters, I'm not a fucking animal, and also because this is very unbiased review I didn't use more than one a day so I could use each at peak horniness and sensitivity.
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Though the docu-series tries its best to be unbiased (it never concludes definitively if Peterson did or did not kill his wife), many fans believe it leans towards the side of the defense.
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"We are confident that the investigation was conducted in an unbiased, thorough and credible manner, and that the conclusions of the investigation were addressed appropriately," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement to Refinery29.
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" Kathleen Zellner, Avery's new attorney, told PEOPLE "we are thrilled for Brendan Dassey that his conviction has been overturned," adding "we fully expected this outcome from an unbiased court that carefully examined his confession.
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" Kathleen Zellner, Avery's new attorney, tells PEOPLE "we are thrilled for Brendan Dassey that his conviction has been overturned," adding "we fully expected this outcome from an unbiased court that carefully examined his confession.
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The Times has been building up on the online readership it gained during the U.S. presidential election by marketing unbiased reporting in the face of President Donald Trump's combative view of traditional news media.
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The best two ways I can suggest working with Pluto are to accept change (the harder you cling, the harder it will hurt) and to bring in an unbiased third party to help you.
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"Most people who are, like me, unbiased outsiders, would say they're getting taken to the cleaners," says Martin Kenney, a professor of the community and regional development program at the University of California–Davis.
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" Kathleen Zellner, Avery's new attorney, tells PEOPLE, "We are thrilled for Brendan Dassey that his conviction has been overturned," adding, "We fully expected this outcome from an unbiased court that carefully examined his confession.
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For nearly a century, the organization has mostly stayed out of electoral politics, and its position as an unbiased actor has been a critical part of its identity and its track record of success.
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The study comes in the form of a working paper published in December by the National Bureau of Economic Research, a nonprofit group that seeks to provide unbiased information to policymakers and business leaders.
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Even if I were unbiased, which I'm not, I'd have to say most people would consider me better looking than average—and Nola's a rare beauty who still turns heads in her mid-forties.
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If Sessions continues to hold oil assets underneath a federal wildlife refuge, it is unlikely he would be able to make unbiased decisions when it comes to drilling and environmental issues on protected lands.
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Smoothing out or streamlining communication between you and your coworkers is a good idea right now, but watch out for manipulators and perhaps bring in an unbiased third party to help keep things moving.
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Shahid Buttar, the Director of Grassroots Advocacy for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), told Motherboard that it's impossible to expect unbiased results from predictive policing technology, because the data it analyzes is structurally biased.
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McNeil: Having someone like Werner, who is coming to it with a complete fresh perspective, completely unbiased, has allowed us to get a really unique take on this … I call him a technology tourist.
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Because of the destructive game played most cynically, and with the greatest indifference to judicial integrity, by Mr. McConnell, the notion of jurists as unbiased umpires in robes has become, for now, dangerously naïve.
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Our lawmakers desperately need this explained to them in an unbiased way so they can appropriately regulate, and tech companies need to be held accountable for their influence over all elements of our lives.
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On the other hand, Pruitt claims that the industry experts he chose to replace us are supposedly unbiased, even when asked to weigh in on whether or not their own industry should be regulated.
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"He added: "We have covered Donald Trump fairly and in an unbiased way since he became a candidate in 2015 and will continue to do so despite the restrictions imposed by the Trump campaign.
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The myth of the unbiased public servant is just that — a myth — and it is inevitable that managers will allow their own opinions to seep through in the ways they use other people's money.
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But most Americans are only just beginning to hear about the conflicts on Mueller's team and have real questions about how such people with demonstrable partisan bias could somehow actually prove unbiased toward Trump.
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It is unfair to assure defendants that they are entitled to unbiased juries but then shrug when the forepersons are found to have clear bias or failed to disclose material information in voir dire.
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But that she was allowed to take part in the meet was, as she later said, a "charade": a propaganda tool to show the world that Germany was unbiased in its Olympic team selections.
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Shinar noted that payments is a highly-regulated space, and that the company has to be able to explain its decisions and how they are unbiased to any regulator that might start asking questions.
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As the travel booking engine develops, how can the audience be sure that articles and recommendations are unbiased, and not just there to promote a particular hotel that Culture Trip will earn commission on?
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The entire discussion occurred in one of the more niche communities in wargames (I've linked Mark Pitcavage's blog, who is not an unbiased observer, but you can see traces of the debate in other forums).
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In an interview with The New York Times last year, Mattern , a New York resident, said that in her books about Trump she wanted to provide an unbiased portrait of the president, with accurate context.
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But the idea that there ever has been, or ever can be, an open, unbiased, "free" market for energy sources is a fantasy that should stay in the college library with the Ayn Rand novels.
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Today, there's a growing effort by researchers to replicate studies before data is ever published, and it's confusing as to why the authors didn't first tap into that marketplace for an unbiased, third-party review.
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Earlier this summer, freshman senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) introduced a bill that removed 230 protections from giant tech firms unless they proved that they were unbiased by submitting audits to the Federal Trade Commission.
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But Mr. Williams's supporters say he was entitled to an entirely unbiased tribunal, and they point to social science literature demonstrating that group decision making can be powerfully affected by one participant's strongly held views.
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Where employers provide factual and unbiased information to their employees, those employees absorb that information and use it in deciding who to vote for and what to advocate with their state and federal officials. Why?
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While typically no one questions whether white, male journalists (who historically have dominated newsrooms) are unbiased, the same luxury is usually not afforded to minority journalists who are perceived to have skin in the game.
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Like most contributors who write guest posts, I've found myself caught up in this, too; I get that it's hard to be perfect when there's not a piece of unbiased data for every single thought.
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Commentators on both sides are no longer even pretending be unbiased, playing into whatever tribal fury they can to increase their base, even if that means making arguments in bad faith or saying horrible things.
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His dedication to unbiased service is a fact that would be universally echoed by the thousands of people who have worked with Pete during his 26 years of service in the FBI and U.S. Army.
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Thirty-four percent said they would rather be hired by an "unbiased" computer program, 33 percent would prefer to be assessed, and twenty six percent said they would prefer to be managed by a robot.
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Without an unbiased arm of Congress left to evaluate the meaning of emerging science and technology, we have abdicated our future to a motley crew of interest groups, law enforcement agencies, elected officials and CEOs.
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Subban wasn't the Flying Frenchman the organization longed for, but in a way he was better, an outsider who came in and said with unbiased eyes that this city was a special place to be.
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The press is not the "enemy of the people," but outlets like the New York Daily News, Washington Post and CNN cannot continue the contradictory tones of being both unbiased and openly hard left simultaneously.
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"We considered every piece of evidence at the time in an unbiased fashion, and what we are seeing in the press is perhaps a lot of speculation about a single piece of evidence," Foley said.
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When the NLRB was created decades ago by the National Labor Relations Act, lawmakers envisioned it as an unbiased arbiter of labor disputes to ensure that our nation's workers were protected from unfair labor practices.
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So if we double that effect — this analysis is crude, but unbiased — we get a temperature effect in 2100 of thirteen one-thousandths of a degree, which, to state the obvious, would not be measurable.
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As you know, Putin is far from an unbiased mediator based on his strong support for Assad, but he'll try to obfuscate the fact that he's actively involved in the conflict and helping the regime.
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The measure from Blunt and Warner would ensure "unbiased project selection" by requiring projects to show "clear public benefit, meet economic, technical and environmental standards, and be backed by a dedicated revenue stream," lawmakers said.
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"In his study, Epstein wrote that the decisions to discard Gmail-using participants came, in part, because Google itself had identified the study's "confidants through its gmail system and targeted them to receive unbiased results.
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In such an unhappy event, it is absolutely necessary for the vice president and Cabinet to obtain accurate and unbiased medical advice to determine whether the president is able to perform his or her duties.
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However, when I enter the judge's chambers, I check those First Amendment-type political and personal beliefs at the door and would render an unbiased opinion unaffected by my personal beliefs, based on the law.
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" Ed Stacey, managing partner at IQ Capital said: "Responsible organizations are waking up to the need to ensure that their deployed machine learning systems are fair and unbiased, as well as being robust and accurate.
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Fox's promotion of Trump's agenda and narrative, at the same time that Trump attacks and diminishes other, more legitimate and unbiased news sources, sufficiently muddies the water for enough people, especially those who support him.
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TV/American Barometer poll released Friday, 2023 percent of registered voters said they believe that Mueller's inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is unbiased, while 42 percent characterized the probe as biased.
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The nation's Supreme Court recently took up the issue of official advertising, ruling in November that the government must act on the president's promise to regulate the flow of public money in an unbiased way.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs will continue not having anyone under his or her direct command, in order to play a role as unbiased and independent advisor, mediator, and referee on all things military.
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The schemes, in Casper's view, amounted to false advertising and deceptive practices because the sites promoted their reviews as unbiased but did not conspicuously disclose the relationships with the specific mattress makers they were recommending.
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"It's unfortunate that the president deems the DNI's statement as a sign of disloyalty ... rather than the product of unbiased and expert analytic effort," Jung Pak, a former top CIA official analyzing North Korea, told me.
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"I think having a camera was like having an unbiased witness to kind of be my second pair of eyes, because memory is so tricky and a lot of the film is about that," she explains.
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If humans can ethically and responsibly build – and continue to innovate upon – unbiased AI, they will play a small, but significant role in using technology to shift society in the necessary direction of acceptance and equality.
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All of these companies take pain to present themselves as simply the unbiased operators of the digital public square, which in practice usually means trying to placate whoever is angriest at them at any given moment.
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"Litterati's technology was used to identify and map 5,000 pieces of litter across a random sampling of 32 specified areas — unbiased data showing exactly how much city litter was generated from cigarettes," notes the Litterati website.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) has introduced legislation that would remove a platform's largest legal shield, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, if a platform did not agree to submit audits proving that it is unbiased.
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LendEDU and three company officers deceived the public by promoting the website as an unbiased and objective resource when, in reality, the best product ratings went to the highest bidder, according to a complaint filed Feb.
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These are set by political betting specialists who consider a wide variety of factors ranging from where the money is going to their personal opinions, though they say they try to remain as unbiased as possible.
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I am proud to lead an IC singularly focused on the vital mission of providing timely and unbiased intelligence to President Trump, Vice President Pence and the national security team in support of our nation's security.
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"I am proud to lead an IC singularly focused on the vital mission of providing timely and unbiased intelligence to President Trump, Vice President Pence and the national security team in support of our nation's security."
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"Satellite imagery might be one of the most powerful and unbiased tools to tell people what is going on with the planet" Albert Lin, Research Scientist at the University of California, San Diego, told the summit.
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They say we must move from hard-nosed science of intelligence and genetics all the way — only if that's the direction data and logical, unbiased interpretation lead, naturally — to genetically based differences in behavior among races.
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Fromme has studied the effects of alcohol intoxication and associated risk-taking for three decades, and she sees herself as an unbiased educator who believes everyone has the right to a fair trial, including alleged rapists.
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An addictions counselor can offer you unbiased support in an environment you can truly be uncensored in—[which is] not always what we get from friends and family, no matter how well-meaning they may be.
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He has also made strides to make Facebook appear unbiased after taking flack during the campaign from the right over allegations of biased treatment and criticism from the left over the platform's dissemination of fake news.
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"In these politically charged times, the tenor of our nation's discourse has become complicated, and I recognize that CNN needs to protect its brand as an unbiased news outlet," he wrote in a statement on Twitter.
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It might start with an unbiased hiring policy, but if a trans person lands a job somewhere that doesn't provide the resources they need to live a healthy life, what good does that do for them?
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To better disperse economic opportunity throughout every local community, community banks support a more efficient system of regulation, unbiased laws governing the financial sector, a safer and more secure business environment and more effective agriculture policies.
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One of Jesse's most influential defenders, former head of NYPD intelligence analysis Mitch Silber, is hardly an unbiased observer: Silber has long championed the controversial surveillance tactics that have come to dominate America's anti-terrorism efforts.
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But, using Churchill's vision, perhaps one can imagine national security policy that includes the clear recognition of freedom and progress, "that freedom of speech and thought should reign" and that courts of law should be unbiased.
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Progressives are at least 25 percent of the country (an unbiased look at the polling would actually indicate at least 60 percent of the country), yet we are seemingly less than 1 percent of the media.
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They are traps to defund providers, like Planned Parenthood, that believe in providing patients — no matter who they are or what their income level — compassionate, unbiased information about the full spectrum of sexual and reproductive care.
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Ms. Mosby charged six officers in the death, and then — after a hung jury and three acquittals — dropped the prosecution, dishing out blame for what she called the Police Department's failure to conduct an unbiased investigation.
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In an announcement in October, Billboard said that the changes were being made to "accurately portray in an unbiased manner" the way music is listened to, as well as the economic differences of various online formats.
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" He argues that he can work better, safe in the knowledge that a run of defeats will not get him fired; those clubs he works with, including Liverpool, treasure that his opinion is "unbiased and informed.
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The events of the hearing demonstrate how political alignments now pervade all other beliefs, even those entirely unrelated to politics, and calls into question the ability of elected leaders and average people to make unbiased judgements.
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In her book, Dr. Nestle documents how commercial sources have co-opted many of the organizations that members of the public, and even science writers like me, rely on to provide unbiased assessments of research results.
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Jeffrey R. Nance, the sentencing judge, acknowledged the import of Trump's toxic statements, but despite the protests of Sergeant Bergdahl's lawyers, Colonel Nance felt that he could remain unbiased and refused to dismiss Sergeant Bergdahl's case.
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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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"We intend to initiate and complete a transparent and unbiased investigation of all available facts and episodes, including those involving Burisma and the 2016 U.S. elections," Volker and Sondland agreed that the Ukrainian president should say.
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This system is admired the world over for its capacity to deliver fair and unbiased resolution of complex matters, and for guaranteeing the balance of power in our government that is the hallmark of our democracy.
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"Sometimes they'll be off by a lot and sometimes by a little bit, but the really nice part for a consumer identifying the overall trend in the market is that our estimates are unbiased," Gudell said.
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But what we're watching is a party, in an unusually assertive way for the modern era, trying to shape a presidential field and proclaim in a clear and unbiased way who may and may not participate.
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Either way, I'm of the belief that anyone can benefit from having an unbiased professional who allows you to air your grievances in a safe space, without taking sides or making assumptions, and talk that shit out.
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"After careful examination of the underlying bias contained in those social media posts, we have concluded that this bias would likely influence an officer's ability to perform his or her duties in an unbiased manner," Gardner said.
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But in the two years since, the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection has failed "to consistently conduct investigations that were procedurally sound, accurate, thorough, and unbiased," the inspector general for the Department of Veterans Affairs concluded.
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The centers, called CPCs, have been known to mislead women into believing they offer abortion services and unbiased counseling, when in fact they are often Christian ministries on a mission to prevent abortions, abortion rights activists say.
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" Reuters News spokesman David Crundwell said in a statement that Reuters "reports around the world in a fair, unbiased and independent manner, in keeping with the Thomson Reuters Trust Principles, and we stand by our China coverage.
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But perhaps even more interesting, the GirlGaze Network has an "Unbiased Browsing" feature, allowing brands who genuinely want to rid themselves of unconscious bias to browse portfolios only, without access to any details about the creative herself.
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Well, first I asked an unbiased gynecologist with no knowledge of me or my roommates, Adeeti Gupta, MD, FACOG, an Ob/Gyn at Walk-In Gyn Care in Manhattan, what she thought about the vaginal steaming trend.
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Interviews with Entergy officials, Indian Point engineers, and plant employees paint a fairly unbiased portrait of the plant's operation, which, depending on whose estimates you trust, provides between 5 and 20 percent of the region's energy needs.
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"His dedication to unbiased service is a fact that would be universally echoed by the thousands of people who have worked with Pete during his 26 years of service in the FBI and U.S. Army," Goelman said.
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"That report, like many other reports published by Amnesty International, put into question the credibility of Amnesty International, and we never look at it as unbiased," he told Yahoo News's Michael Isikoff in an interview released Friday.
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They encourage federal, state and local governments to be cautious with funding and to only support programs that provide accurate, unbiased and complete information about unplanned pregnancy, contraception, sexually transmitted infections and all pregnancy options, including abortion.
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For starters, although we keep getting told that the Brennans and Clappers of the world were totally apolitical and unbiased in running their agencies, the rhetoric from both men since retiring makes that prospect difficult to believe.
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The outlet reported that McMaster, a retired Army lieutenant general, sought to portray himself as part of a group that provided Trump with unbiased policy advice during an event hosted by the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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" The California Democrat went on to laud the network for being "a pillar and beacon of unbiased reporting," adding it plays a pivotal role in "shining a light on government to keep our leaders honest and accountable.
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And it's time to give women more unbiased information about and access to assisted reproductive technology, so we can make informed decisions about when and how to seek help without feeling guilt or shame for our choices.
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Even the most unbiased, straight read of a standard right-wing conservative political viewpoint ultimately leaves someone out, whether that be due to their economic background or immigration status (to say nothing of race, gender, or sexuality).
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In this age of a president who claims that any criticism is "fake news" or biased, the need for publications of the highest integrity to offer unbiased reporting, justified criticism and worthwhile opinions has never been higher.
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We also need to remove any and all barriers into medical research of the drug by unbiased scientists so that we can improve our understanding of the effects of this substance that so many of us consume.
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As someone that has put his own life on the line for this country and the Constitution that makes this country great, I am beyond disappointed at the left, the weak Republicans and the unbiased media coverage.
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"If I am confirmed, I will be in charge of the Internal Revenue Service and will make sure that the Internal Revenue Service moves forward, follow the law, in an impartial, unbiased manner," Rettig assured lawmakers. Sen.
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The C.B.O.'s role is to try to offer unbiased estimates," said Philip Joyce, a professor of public policy at the University of Maryland and the author of "The Congressional Budget Office: Honest Numbers, Power, and Policymaking.
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Global politics are difficult to navigate ordinarily, but in times of conflict companies that aim to provide an unbiased service, such as a map or search function, may have to come down on one side or another.
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For example, candidate-related activity under the proposed regulations included voter registration and get-out-the vote drives, even if conducted in a non-partisan and unbiased manner, which would have been a significant change in position.
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When death graces your life with its unbiased presence you have two options: dispose of the body by fire, or pump it full of chemicals, put it in a fancy box, and drop it into a hole.
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" Reuters News spokesman David Crundwell said in a statement that Reuters "reports around the world in a fair, unbiased and independent manner, in keeping with the Thomson Reuters Trust Principles, and we stand by our China coverage.
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For instance, it was the EC that created the "Right to Be Forgotten," the Orwellian law that bans search engines from linking to truthful, accurate, unbiased information if an individual can make a case that it harms them.
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" Tala CEO & Founder Shivani Siroya "There's a misunderstanding that technology is somehow neutral or unbiased, which is simply not true: anything made by humans is going to be biased, so we need to have a bias for inclusion.
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This essay on how voters feel about Trump one year after his election is a sharp counter to the polls and many opinion pieces but offers welcome, unbiased insight into how our neighbors and fellow citizens feel. —K.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg will tell Congress on Wednesday that their platforms have taken significant steps to curb foreign election interference — while Dorsey also goes to great lengths to portray his as unbiased.
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Seventy-two of the videos did feature board-certified physicians, and scored highly on the DISCERN criteria, a tool used to decide whether educational materials provide enough unbiased information to help patients make informed decisions about their health.
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"The department is deeply committed to the fair and unbiased application of our voting rights laws and we will work tirelessly to ensure that every eligible person that wants to do so is able to cast a ballot."
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There's also a difficult-to-parse article from a medical journal, but for the most part, the Wikipedia page Palmer edited is one of the only approachable, unbiased resources for athletes or others interested in using the tape.
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Given that I got my first Amebix tattoo over six years ago and have worked with the band and now its successor in various capacities ever since, there's no way I can give Tau Cross an unbiased review.
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