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It's fair to say that this column did not display the sort of cool, rational objectivity for which this newspaper is rightly admired.

"It's fair to say that we're looking at the beginning of a process of preparing his son for leadership, " said the US official.

And third, I do think it's fair to say that, at this point in US history, most individuals aren't racist, at least in any blatant way.

It's fair to say I took part and played a few games but I would like to have played in more games to really feel I deserved a medal.

The name of the game is human relations and positivity rules above all so it's fair to say UPS is doing a good job on social media.

She's been. . . I think it's fair to say that Marian Robinson is one of the unsung heroes of this campaign.

Sec. White: I think it's fair to say at this point that the fire is contained, and will shortly.

I think it's fair to say that Europe's response to its current crisis will lead to the creation of a European Monetary Fund.

"I think it's fair to say at the moment that in parts of Somalia people feel more insecure than ever before, " said Bowden.

I think it's fair to say I came into a situation where the owners were already in dialogue with their banks about the situation.

I think it's fair to say that China is now at a critical moment for a new round of reforms.

It's fair to say that Villa couldn't handle him in the second half.

A year later, the talkies had taken hold, and it's fair to say they have dominated the awards ever since.

But it's fair to say today, most workers - and particularly your best workers - have made their way to the top of Maslow's pyramid.

It's fair to say that if we multiply that by the population, then we have well over a billion credit cards floating around.

It's fair to say that the relationship between politicians and the press has always had its stresses.

It's fair to say, listening, speaking, reading, writing and translating are equally important in learning a foreign language.

As a nation, it's fair to say that we've developed a love affair with sugar!

So today, all told, I believe it's fair to say that we have saved or created four turkeys.

It's fair to say that Al is the smartest boy in school since he gets the best grades.

Perhaps it's fair to say on a traditional scale of masculinity, Chinese men come up comparatively short.

Tencent is an impressive company, but it's fair to say the stock is over-heated.

These issues call for vigorous debate, and I think it's fair to say we've answered that call.

Nevertheless, I think it's fair to say that we were quite gentle on China.

OSU's Bob Collier says it's fair to say the data array will revolutionize oceanography.

I think it's fair to say Cally's record is safe but Carra still has so much left to offer.

No two teams have more World Cup history than Argentina and England. It's fair to say they hate each other.

I think it's fair to say (that) you beat me. You deserve to win.

It's fair to say that in 10 years time, Internet TV will be totally different to what it is today.

'It's fair to say we're disappointed, ' Mr. Large said.

"I think it's fair to say everyone's attitude has been cooperative, " Wagoner said.

It's fair to say that.

We meet with certain difficulties, I think it's fair to say.

"It's fair to say China was growing above its potential last year, and we see it play out in high prices, " adds Lardy.

We think it's fair to say Microsoft doesn't get the web.

I think it's fair to say they are.

I think it's fair to say the Barcelona plays sexy football because they have some of the most talented players in the world.

I don't think it's fair to say that, you know, it's all on him,