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Nor could a dispassionate reader of Mr Morris's measured book agree with Mr Karsh that its author was determined to portray the Zionist movement as colonial and aggressive.
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This last book is not so much a biography as a portrait of an age and a milieu, both now disappeared; it is told with a dispassionate affection familiar to all readers of Fitzgerald's fiction.
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My only concern in this adventure is dispassionate evaluation; my only colleagues are readers who turn to The Times for their news, expect it to be fair, honest and complete, and are willing to trust another such reader -- me -- as their surrogate.
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She manages to stay rather dispassionate about the stories she hears and this in turn makes it easier for the reader to stay untouched.
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