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• Almost all text added was unobjective and had to be reverted.
• It hurts to read an unobjective report and open lies about yourself,
• She said the report is " unobjective and unprofessional ."
• And while they shouldn't be unobjective, they can't be indifferent.
• "It did appear to be an unobjective and unfair environment, " he said.
• Moreover, I realize that I am unobjective, since he is my prime and uncompromised adversary.
• That led Piseyev to conclude the results showed " unobjective judging by the majority of the panel ."
• They actually do have those faculty members, clinics and programs-- what is unobjective or biased about that?
• "P . S . " is Salinger's life story, told by a most unobjective observer.
• McCain added that there was a " widespread belief that several of the judges were unqualified and unobjective ."
• It " reflects the blackmail practiced by America to force the council to adopt unbalanced and unobjective stands,"
• There doesn t have to be a debate about the stimulus package but unobjective, one sided reporting does the article a disservice.
• The Russians have cited a variety of Olympic episodes as examples of what they termed " the unobjective attitude toward us ."
• Giovanni Giolitti, an unobjective source, remarked that Caneva lacked initiative and did not understand the implications of his conduct for international politics.
• The media's coverage of the strike has been so unobjective, so unintelligent that at times I've contemplated the C-word.
• Your response to the contrary continues to proove my claims that you're either unobjective or are on some kind of personal vendetta against me.
• Sheiman said that if authorities find news coverage unobjective, the government is prepared to suspend the licenses of local reporters or revoke the accreditation of foreign correspondents.
• "Russia does not consider itself bound by the provisions of the unobjective and biased resolution, " the Foreign Ministry said in a statement Saturday.
• Canadians ridiculed the choice of the obscure ex-Senator Turner and, especially, Lodge, a leading historian and diplomatic specialist whom they saw as an unobjective.