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But Ms. Worden might be too evenhanded for protest.
Mr. Trippi was generally evenhanded in his comments, perhaps too evenhanded for viewers hoping for candid analysis from an insider who had just been ousted from the leadership of a campaign.
There are plenty of other ways to make the tax code more fair, more balanced, and more evenhanded for the middle class.
This conglomerate modus operandi is evenhanded for genes encoding proteins having both known and unknown functions which are often ignored during disease gene identification.
In lucid, evenhanded prose, it ranges all over the map, from classical to hip-hop.
For more than a century, the Citizens Union has been a steady, evenhanded voice for improving city government through public education.
The trouble is that few professions can engineer such an evenhanded tryout for job applicants.
As long as UC Irvine enforces its rules in an evenhanded way against protesters of all points of view — so that members of a pro-Zionist group would be similarly punished for shouting down a Palestinian speaker — it is well within its rights to enforce decorum at campus events.
Even professionals presumed to be inherently biased are showing that they can be evenhanded, with police officers, for example, acquitting defendants in some cases.
De Blasio has been exceptionally evenhanded in his respect for police while trying to help us grasp the perspectives of people of color.
