I tend to be sceptical when people put "insurance company" and "fair outcome" in the same sentence.
If they must endure the pressure of giving their evidence in front of a live TV audience, why can't the stewards grope their way to a fair judgement in the same circumstances, the jockeys ask.
He is calling on India to guarantee fair elections in the same week that President Musharraf decreed amendments to the Pakistani Constitution that call into question the fairness of its elections scheduled for October.
He said, "I have told the government again and again in negotiations that if they're prepared to offer an open trial, a fair trial, in the same way that Daniel Ellsberg got, and I'm allowed to make my case to the jury, I would love to do so.
I have many objections to the royal family – principally that they are the enemy of a fair society, in the same way that they used to be the enemy of Napoleonic France or imperial Germany – but I do not think that they do not love their children.
"I've told the government again and again in negotiations, you know, that if they're prepared to offer an open trial, a fair trial in the same way that Dan Ellsberg got, and I'm allowed to make my case to the jury, I would love to do so," he said.
This was linked to the abolition of the fair catch in the same year that prevented all use of the hands by outfield players.
In a 1992 Vanity Fair interview conducted in the same Bel Air home referred to by Ireland, described as "a surprisingly modest ranch-style number", Taylor conceded her initial HIV activism was greeted by hostility from some people – but she nonetheless wanted to use her immense fame for good.
This can be explained by the SB-CUG being restricted to allocating resources fair amongst users in the same cell.
In order to make a fair comparison, the same observers took part in the subjective viewing tests.
