The media are part of the chorus; the Financial Times, for example, has a new series, "Future of Capitalism," with contributions like "Let fairness triumph over corporate profit".
But by playing the story straight, the film manages to take an unseemly chapter in journalism's history and turn it into a tale of moral uplift, where the traditional imperatives of the craft -- truth, efficacy and fairness -- triumph over its more toxic instincts.
Not only was it an unprecedented scenario, but it went against all the professed principles of the sport: safety, fairness, the triumph of superior technology and the integrity of the world's greatest racing drivers.
Brian Komar, a policy associate for the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, said, "If the secretary of commerce were to utilize his new authority to overrule the career professionals at the Census Bureau it would be a triumph of politics over fairness".
This scrupulous honesty and fairness toward Israel's historic enemies is a triumph of humanity.
In fairness, you'd never call The Haunted Man a triumph of unadorned simplicity.
Yet despite significant triumphs for women over many decades, the fight for fairness and equality carries on.
(In fairness, the script is largely based on Mr. Shultz's 1993 memoir, "Turmoil and Triumph: My Years as Secretary of State," which is 1,184 pages long).
We have become accustomed in the era of globalization and the triumph of the markets to ignore such concepts as economic justice and fairness.
Liberty (with a small "l'"), sums up the triumph of the human spirit and human rights values of dignity, equality and fairness.
His trial is a triumph for the civilized world, which has created a court capable of condemning the most heinous crimes with appropriate gravity and fairness.
