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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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She is a geneticist who owns three cats, but does much of her research on dogs — the perfect unbiased observer.
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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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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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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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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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Cater was "convinced that, insofar as the press did act as a true political player (rather than an unbiased observer of politics), it corrupted itself and went astray from its primary responsibility—to convey important information and to act as a nonpartisan watchdog for the public against all trespassers on their rights." In 1985, Walter Annenberg noted that several commentators were applying the term 'fourth branch of government' to the press to indicate that it has at least as much if not more power to direct public policy than do the other three branches, in part because of its direct contact with the public and its protection "by the First Amendment from responsibility for what they report".
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