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Idiom
Level playing field.
A fair competition where no side has an advantage.
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The deal was severely criticised for creating an unequal playing field.
Adults have created the unequal playing field of children's earliest out-of-home experiences, and only adults can remedy the situation.
She dislikes the way the very word "benefit" suggests something positive and extra, rather than simply a levelling of an unequal playing field.
"But they're not small; they still create an unequal playing field for women — not just at universities, and certainly not just at M.I.T.
If other major publishers follow suit we'll end up with a licensing system that is not only more complicated but an even more unequal playing field for independent artists and songwriters.
The latter said in a statement that the provisions dealing with temporary works would be "against the interests of Indian companies" and "create an unequal playing field for them".
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There are few more unequal playing fields than that on which English professional football is now played.
"But I am hopeful that the players' willingness to contest the unequal playing fields -- and the tremendous public support we received during the effort -- makes the start of even greater activisim to ensure fair treatment when it comes to women's sports".
When the playing field becomes sufficiently unequal, it can create a probability that incumbents will be returned to office.
The professional playing field was desperately unequal: men were paid far more than women, and there were few opportunities to advance professionally.
They should be focused on nurturing other women, the next generation as well as Clinton's, so that they never again find the playing field so bleakly unequal, the future so blankly, uniformly male.
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