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The only solution, in fairness to the company and its thousands of stockholders, is to shut down the majority of its production lines.

And in fairness to her, those assurances were given, because she was such a valuable member of the show. . . . Also, she's up [in Canada].

In fairness to his name it must be noted that it was his own daughter he'd meant to kidnap from his runaway wife.

In fairness, elasticity is not a sin; and Mr Obama does not claim to have invented anything he calls a "doctrine" .

And in fairness, Trotsky was making the best of a very bad situation with very bad choices.

In fairness, the game could have gone both ways, but I always felt they had enough resources to find a goal if it was needed.

In fairness, bullion is not doing so badly: if the investment case is wealth preservation, rather than stellar returns, it has delivered.

It was an excellent lesson in fairness and sticking to your guns.

In fairness, Carvalho has been a good servant for the club, in his 6 seasons he has given impeccable service.

In fairness to Aberforth, it must be admitted that living in Albus's shadow cannot have been an altogether comfortable experience.

Yet the fact that everybody believes in fairness is a clue to what's wrong with the notion.

And, in fairness to Owen, it took an outstanding save from Jens Lehmann to deny him on the first occasion.

In fairness to all teams who may wish to practice, a booking sheet will be used to reserve the stage for short periods of time.

In fairness to Mr Osborne, he is one of those who favours treating large banks and small ones differently.

Up or down, investors could at least take comfort in fairness and transparency.

In fairness to Zuckerberg, he was pointing out a general trend and probably meant no disrespect.

In fairness, this only evaluated the rule-based filters, not the optional checks against distributed blacklists.

In fairness, the government has so far been doing a reasonably good job in communicating with the public and steering the rescue effort.

In fairness, some of the more outrageous messages appear to be gags (let's hope so).

And in fairness, astrologers are not always their own best friends, either.

In fairness to Mr Hayward, some workers have been more open to his optimism.

In fairness, Goldman was a very different (and far more genteel) firm than Salomon.

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In fairness to students who complete assignments on time, late homework sets will not be accepted.

In fairness, today, while Juventus Lazio wins, but with the quality, is difficult to say than the Super Bowl a lot stronger on the Inter.

In fairness, jalc. org does offer music clips for some of its performances.

Studies show that most people think they're above average in fairness, luck, popularity, investing ability, and many other traits.

Well in fairness I said many times the noises come back a lot from Spain and are translated here.

Finally, in fairness, dear pets, I have posted the following message on the front door.

In fairness, you probably haven't got high hopes for this year's movie adaptation of The Smurfs.

In fairness to this administration, they locked down their forecasts three months ago.

In fairness, it is early, and stabilising the economy should be Mr Obama's priority, not long term fiscal discipline.

In fairness, Apple's management is notorious for lowballing financial projections.

We noticed right from the start that there were some among them who believed in fairness.

Now in fairness, not all manufacturers are guilty but there are definitely more than a few who need to straighten up.

In fairness, Mr Ornstein reaches this verdict by taking a very upbeat view of the stimulus package.

In fairness to Britain's conservatives, they aren't quite as crude as their American counterparts.

In fairness, the insula is also sometimes associated with positive emotions (although much less often than it is linked to negative ones).

In fairness, the group is not advocating a complete withdrawal.

In fairness, these are early days in his presidency, and stabilising the economy needs to be his priority.

In fairness, the scientists who forged the brain disease concept had good intentions.

In fairness to Moody's, it is the opacity and paucity of Chinese data that drive respectable economists to make so many assumptions.

In fairness to the government, it has delivered the policy it thinks the public wants.

In fairness , Nim reasoned, he could only blame himself.

In fairness, Indonesia has many priorities to deal with.

In fairness, we should acknowledge that some acquisition records have been dazzling. Two major categories stand out.

In fairness, the spot did win supporters in the blogosphere and among ad watchers.

But in fairness to Burnley they had a good spell too and caused us a lot of problems.

In fairness to both players, though, the comparison ends here.

But, for well-meaning folk who believe in fairness for all, things get tricky.

I mean in fairness the rooms were terrible but who cares?

Of course I have not talked morality to you. You must admit in fairness that I have spared you that.

In fairness, the ADL later changed its tune.

It is in fairness to you.

In fairness, they don't hurt me too much.

Really? -And they called all their friends so they could all fill their quotas. -Well, in fairness. . .

In fairness, you can reach back a decade to find examples of turf wars over how best to protect the nation's infrastructure.

In fairness to Susan, she has tried her best.

In fairness, that is not an easy job.

In fairness: There's a small chance she isn't lying, WDID;