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Definition of evenhanded from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. Britannica Online Encyclopedia Dictionary Thesaurus Spanish/English Medical...
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It has been very painful to watch papers like the Post offer buyouts to dozens of talented journalists at the height of their powers while shutting overseas bureaus and even entire sections of the paper.
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evenhanded adj. Showing no partiality; fair. evenhandedly e ' venhand ' edly adv. evenhandedness e ' venhand ' edness Dansk (Danish) adj. - upartisk Nederlands (Dutch) onpartijdig...
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Feb 27, 2009 even-handed (comparative more even-handed, superlative most The questioners are not even-handed in dealing with the candidates.
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Even if the pressures exerted on Gaza were to be acknowledged as having genocidal potential and even if Israel’s impunity under America’s geopolitical umbrella is put aside, there is little assurance that any sort of protective action in Gaza would be taken.
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He’s been meticulously even-handed,” said Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League. “But the fact is, American policy in the Middle East hasn’t been ‘even handed’ — it has been supportive of Israel when it felt Israel needed critical U.S. support.”...
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Definition of evenhanded from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of evenhanded. Pronunciation of evenhanded. Definition of the word evenhanded. Origin of the word evenhanded. even-tempered...
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With the exception of one "significant discrepancy," for which the magazine expressed regret, the New Republic The editors said they placed "great weight" on their findings, One reported incident that produced widespread skepticism was that soldiers in a Baghdad dining hall had mocked a woman disfigured by a bomb.
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Some of the American officers even faulted their own lack of understanding of the task. "If I had to do it again, I know I'd do it completely different," Even basic information, such as how many of the 5,000 U.S. military personnel involved are from the National Guard and Reserves, is unusually difficult to obtain.
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