Dzeko, in fairness, looked fitter and more energetic than in previous matches, although his touch was erratic and his partnership with Carlos Tevez, playing just behind the taller man, is still very much a work in progress.
Simple fairness is not a fit topic for political discussion and no one dares even mention the poor.
Even Mr Laughland, the Eurosceptic polemicist, notes in a fit of fairness that "drawing attention to the detail of Nazi propaganda about Europe is not to imply that modern pro-Europeans are fascists.
If, in the opinion of the Judges this principle has been flouted, they can declare any entries or votes invalid, void the competition, change the competition instructions, or adjust the entries or the voting to achieve fairness, as they think fit.
Differential Item Functioning (DIF DIFIF causes bias in measurements, reduces test fairness and can influence fit to the Rasch model.
A series of experimental results obtained using network emulators and over the "live" Internet are also presented to demonstrate the significant performance and fairness improvements of TCP-FIT compared with other state-of-the-art algorithms.
Then, once that ball got rolling, others joined in by saying that reducing the crack penalty was about fundamental fairness, e.g., let the punishment fit the crime (which meant reducing the crack-cocaine penalty rather than increasing the powder-cocaine penalty).
However, the resulting tendency to out-of-plane distortion exacts severe design and fabrication penalties in terms of poorer buckling performance, lack of fairness in external appearance, poor fit-up and frequent requirements for expensive rework.
But Democrats view the coming Buffett Rule vote as fitting into a theme of "fairness" for the middle class at a time when most Americans see a society tilted in favor of a wealthy elite.
As risky is pooled in insurance, the rich would make higher payments for negligibly extra benefits, which fits into Labour's view of fairness.
