Specifically, the number of conditions varied across subjects, because different choices could be made during the game, e.g., only 24 subjects rejected one or more fair proposals (for details on the number of subjects per decision type, see Table 1).
So huge was the crowd, which city officials said was at least 8,000, that the city plans to conduct at least one more similar job fair.
James is a civil rights advocate who has spent his entire career working for just one goal: a more fair and equitable New Orleans for everyone.
The money is to be shared among the plaintiffs, and Smith Barney is to be monitored for a period of years to ensure that the bad policies are superseded by ones that are more fair.
So in that regard, the Android vs. iPhone argument is becoming a more fair one in the U.S. market.
I think it's a little more fair than one guy starting at No. 1 at 7 a.m., then another guy starting at 3 o'clock, when conditions could have totally changed".
The third and fourth counts – the ones which include Florida – seem more fair.
Now it's imperative that the lower courts move with full speed in adjudicating the prisoners' cases so they do not spend one more day than necessary without a fair hearing.
Still, for some who raise pigs to sell to commercial producers, the possibility of a show pig's falling ill at a county fair sounded like one more needless horror in a crushing year.
And there was still one more quarter to go! Was it fair, commentators kept asking, that barely a year after the taxpayers had essentially saved the financial system, this firm that took government capital should now be paying multimillion-dollar bonuses?
