But, unlike in Ukraine, international observers declared the election to have been largely fair (though they did say the reports of irregularities should be investigated).
But observers from the European Union and civil society groups said that Monday's election and the vote in May were largely fair and reflected the will of the people, arguing that the opposition had overestimated how well it would do in the local contests in May.
The reports by the monitors said that Sunday's congressional election, in which Mr. Chávez's allies swept all 167 seats, was largely fair, but they called for a new National Electoral Council because the current one is seen as biased toward the government.
And if your startup is big enough or hot enough (like Foursquare, for example), you'll probably want to have apps for Windows Phone, Blackberry, and webOS as well (which, to be fair is largely HTML-based).
Which, to be fair, is largely because many people are out to screw us.
But that Mr Akbar is Indian, let it be said, is largely immaterial: his book is fair and balanced.
Having fought his way to military dominance in Liberia, the flamboyant rebel leader was finally elected president in 1997 with more than 75% of votes in an election that most poll monitors deemed to be largely a fair contest.
International observers said the election was largely free, fair and credible, and that the electoral commission had conducted its business in an open and transparent manner.
International observers said the poll was largely free, fair and credible, and that the electoral commission had conducted its business in an open and transparent manner.
Such claims are surely overwrought: Turkish elections are free and fair, and the press is largely unfettered.
