She's wearing a silk dress cut on the bias with no bra.
Critics argue that the practice results in racial bias, with communities in poorer neighbourhoods unfairly targeted.
Parker approaches her mandate to avoid political bias with a drollness that seems quintessentially British.
The summer blip appears to have a cultural bias with the quality press hit harder than the tabloids.
In most countries, fewer than 1 in 4 people showed such a bias, with Sweden showing the least favouritism toward citizens (approximately 1 in 9).
The last time the two sides met (round 26), Brisbane had a noticeable left-side bias with Broich, McKay and Shane Stefanutto combining to great effect.
And while it's good to see Asier del Horno bucking the general R'n'B bias with the Kings of Leon, why did he pick the forgettable California Waiting?
Mrs. C. wore also a white bodice, cut bias, with Pompadour sleeves, flounced with ruches; low neck, with the inside handkerchief not visible, with white kid gloves.
Because they covered subjects such as squatting and homelessness they attracted three government inquiries into bias, with Tory MPs accusing Tuckett of "influencing vulnerable minds".
But his essential approach, like Trump's, was to exalt officers while attempting to nullify any questions about bias with appeals to resentment.
Risk of bias with author judgments with justifications.
