Focused on recognizing bias, understanding its impact and taking the action to counteract, it's a fantastic training exercise that you can do yourself to acknowledge your own bias and find ways to overcome them.
Re "Public's Doubt vs. Bush Vows" (news analysis, front page, Nov. 3): Here in the heartland, those of us who argued last winter that war with Iraq was a reckless and aggressive act that would provoke terrorism rather than counteract it were branded as disrespectful of American servicemen.
Though I had amazing teachers and parents who tried to counteract it, there was an ever-present message that women were only suitable for certain jobs, that they ought to care about the housework and cooking, that their first and only worthwhile goal in life was to become a mother.
The treatment of suboptimal oxygen arterial pressure in horses has proven to be difficult and no efficacious therapy to counteract it has been established yet.
But Mr. Corbett, who is facing re-election next year, said he since concluded the N.C.A.A. violated its own rules and sought to "pile on" the university to counteract complaints that it was too often "soft" in disciplining misbehavior.
To counteract that, it is vital to extend federal unemployment benefits and the temporary payroll tax cut for employees beyond year's end, a move that would put some $160 billion into Americans' pockets and preserve some 1.5 million jobs.
In order to be able to counteract that, it's going to take a lot of effort practicing and figuring out how you're going to avoid confession.
In order to counteract this it is extremely important to get adequate sleep (at least 8 hours every night).
Solar wind is so light, however, that developing thrusters soft and accurate enough to counteract it has been "the trickiest bit of all".
Counteract it by being as kind and caring as Olivia de Havilland in the role of Melanie Wilkes.
