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But is any of it actually fair?

So although it may be prudent to pay an increasing proportion of bonuses in shares, is it actually fairer?

Occasionally you daydream about people you could set your partner up with – then wonder whether it's actually fair to inflict them on anyone you know and like.

But she also acknowledged some personal responsibility for the views in the documents, testifying that "I don't want to say that there is nothing of me in these memos," and "I think that it's actually fair when you look" at a particular memorandum "to think that I was stating an opinion".

We are limited in our visioning... but it's actually fair that we don't have the answers, in fact the work is intoxicating to what the possibilities of freedom through love are.

Washington should not give the Tunisian government a single cent, until it actually holds fair elections.

In an uncertain world, "it actually becomes optimal to be fair, and natural selection favored fairness," said David Rand, a postdoctoral fellow in psychology who studied fairness with Martin Nowak and Corina Tarnita.

It was substantive and tough, actually fair and balanced.

Back in the classical period, liberal media-watchers did a brisk trade in pointing out that Fox News was not actually "Fair & Balanced," as its slogan claimed.

That's actually fair.

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