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In contrast, Keri Elwell of Vero Beach, Florida, was unwavering in her support for Wakefield and said the doctor was unfairly targeted.

Even if you feel as if you're being unfairly targeted or treated poorly, don't take the matter public unless you're forced to.

He added that he did not want to see internet service providers "unfairly burdened" by the new system.

But Professor Jones said he had not cheated over the data, or unfairly influenced the scientific process.

Fantasy as a genre is often unfairly maligned.

This would also be an award for Capello's football, the triumph of that more complete football, which has also been unfairly criticised.

Don't care how much salary he gives you when you work for boss, he won't treat you unfairly.

They add that this policy trade-off is often unfairly portrayed as transferring income from the poor to the rich.

Yet it is often unfairly singled out for blame.

Covec recently tried to renegotiate the contract, saying raw materials were unexpectedly expensive and that it had been unfairly treated.

China is looking after the interest of it's people far more than our government and if you think they are acting unfairly you are naive.

Instead of bowing to the demands of horrible stepmothers and sisters, they are always ready to fight back when being unfairly treated.

To the degree you brow beat people, look down on them, and treat them unfairly, you set yourself up for the same treatment.

What drove the conflict was the question of which side had acted unfairly towards the other.

It has nothing to do with it. And yet unfairly it always comes into it.

'This enormous surge of unfairly traded goods resulted in an overhang of inventory that crippled the domestic industry, ' the company said.

It reminded Angel that he was somewhat unfairly taking advantage of an accidental position; and he went no further with it.

Chen said the sudden reversal scares families which fear the tests could unfairly marginalize young students who perform poorly.

He "told him how grossly unfairly he had been treated, and that I was genuinely sorry. "

He never complained that life had treated him unfairly; he had the very stiffest of upper lips.

But he warns that if it is proved that the Air Force unfairly favored Boeing, the contract should be reopened for new bidders.

He was convicted unfairly but if he had money he'd have been able to defend himself better.

You might criticize someone in public, trying to knock them down, often unfairly.

He was beginning to wonder if he had treated her unfairly.

It was a beautiful human sentiment they were conveying: We care about all customers and don't want to treat any one of them unfairly.

Overdraft fees have long been a target of consumer advocates, who say they unfairly punish low-income people.

The oil and gas producer maintains that it cleaned up any pollution for which it was responsible and that it has been unfairly targeted.

You feel that you have been treated unfairly, or not able to fully express your strength or gifts.

It said if suppliers did not want to be accused of treating consumers unfairly they "must make immediate price cuts" .

Perhaps you think you're being treated unfairly .

They worry that the precarious governing coalition lacks political will, and that the crisis is unfairly hitting the poor.

I certainly don't blame General Garrison, a fine soldier whose career was unfairly damaged.

If life, we have been treated unfairly or around their own people, what wrong, do not angry angry, and should learn tolerance.

In both countries frustration over the unsteady direction of change has tended, perhaps unfairly, to overshadow real gains.

An action that a team takes on its drivers' behalf if it feels that they have been unfairly penalised by the race officials.

Your assessment of her incompetence may be unfairly informed by these beliefs.

It was assumed, perhaps unfairly, that she would be more like Mrs Clinton than Laura Bush.

Given that there can be little or no eradication in Taliban areas, those who live under government control feel unfairly penalised.

China's critics, including members of the U. S. Congress, say an undervalued currency unfairly helps Chinese exporters.

We have to be concerned about other people, regardless, " Nelson said. " I don't like seeing anybody treated unfairly.

The law, critics say, unfairly protects reputation at the cost of the public interest.

Conspiracy theory notwithstanding, claims that the reserve status of the dollar unfairly benefits the US are no longer true.

But kindred communication is one of the reasons why the social resources are divided unfairly.

All the strangers would be discriminated and treated unfairly in New York, where there is a big gap between the rich and the poor.

Berlin complains that it has been unfairly singled out for blame.

Several countries, including the United States, complain that China's yuan is kept unfairly weak to give Chinese exports a market advantage.

This crude dichotomy misses the nub of the issue: that the benefits of growth have been unevenly, and often unfairly, spread around.

Life treated him unfairly. While alive, he earned nothing from his works except the pain of pursuing.

And there will be a new, independent appeals process for anyone who feels they were unfairly denied a claim by their insurance company.

'Factories treat all workers unfairly, but especially trainees, ' said Tan Guocheng, one of two strike leaders fired May 22.

Later, he told me he thinks Chinese companies get unfairly singled out for criticism in Zambia.

The US Supreme Court is reviewing whether or not a court case about women being treated unfairly at work can proceed.

Speak out if you think you have been treated unfairly.

It cannot be long before America and Europe put Japan in the dock, alongside China, and accuse it of keeping its currency unfairly low.

Portuguese officials insist the crisis isn't justified, and that the markets are lumping their country with Greece and Ireland unfairly.

This rule unfairly gives managements, with court approval, a monopoly in drawing up a reorganization plan for a minimum of 18 months.

Some months ago, I had an encounter with a client in which I felt treated unfairly and dishonestly.

The filings by lawyers for Dr. Conrad Murray state the details are unnecessary and would unfairly prejudice a jury against the doctor.

Unions have welcomed a plan to stop unfairly cheap commodities being imported into Australia and threatening manufacturing jobs.

Maintaining its currency at a devalued exchange rate provides a subsidy to Chinese companies and unfairly disadvantages foreign competitors.

Most broadcasters maintain that TV has been unfairly criticized and argue that the power of the medium is C. exaggerated.

In NWFP this system, perhaps unfairly, has been blamed for ushering in the Taliban, and is now being hobbled.

In the case of the Sino-Japanese dispute, most Chinese believe the west has unfairly sided with Japan.

The duties are levied against imported goods considered to be unfairly priced more cheaply than in their domestic market.

Others worry that women, who are often under domestic pressure to wear the burqa, would be unfairly punished.

The move is seen as an effort to appease U. S. politicians, who have complained that the weak yuan unfairly boosts China's competitiveness.

Today, the tax code unfairly penalizes people who do not get health insurance through their job.

In this he undervalues, quite unfairly, the genuine originality of the American political achievement.

To treat people unfairly because of their race, he said, violated the Constitution and the idea of democracy.

The United States has long complained that China unfairly manages its exchange rate to benefit Chinese companies.

Many have described the Ma subsidies as emblematic of an economic system unfairly tilted in favor of the advantaged.

She says she was unfairly dismissed from the army and her personal records altered after she rejected a superior's advances.

The people who treat me unfairly are no more worthy and no less worthy than any other human being.

A gentle elephant; an exporter not of unfairly underpriced goods but articulate and urbane CEOs as at home in New York City as in Mumbai.

people. Workplace bullying can involve threats, baseless criticism, discrimination and favoring some employees unfairly over others.

U. S. officials have accused China of unfairly manipulating its currency, harming the U. S. economy.

Permanent school exclusions unfairly punish vulnerable children and should be scrapped, an independent think tank warns today.

It also intervenes unfairly on its companies' behalf, they claim, by offering big aid packages to countries that welcome Chinese investment.

I suspect that Bob is trying unfairly to influence the outcome of the enquiry, but I've got him taped.

"I experienced what it was like to be hungry, to be discriminated against and to be treated unfairly, " Stronach has said.

EU law is designed to stop one member-state competing unfairly with another member-state by subsidizing a particular industry.

Workplace bullying can involve threats, baseless criticism, discrimination and favoring some employees unfairly over others.

Confused--or alienated--by Google's Web-only customer service, users griped that the phone didn't work properly and was priced unfairly.

Jeffs said Texas authorities had unfairly persecuted the FLDS simply because its members are different from those of mainstream religions.

The manager expressed his indignation at being unfairly dismissed by the president.

A business offering true honest service might be unfairly hurt.

Critics complain that the yuan's suppressed value makes China's exports unfairly inexpensive, disadvantaging other countries.

He was indignant because he felt that he had been punished unfairly.

America has blamed an unfairly valued yuan for exacerbating the U. S. trade deficit with China.

We should not compound costs by encouraging financial protectionism or unfairly constraining financial services to the poor.

Opposition Democrats say the president is unfairly cutting spending on social programs.

Chinese delegates argued that the stringent emission reduction targets would unfairly compromise the country's economic growth.

Rival political parties allege the USDP unfairly benefits from financial and political patronage offered by the country's ruling military.

Ballmer argued that the search advertising market, as it is currently constructed, unfairly favors Google because of its dominance.

The White House says the Republican plan unfairly targets the middle class.

Has some of the bad press and issues with rosiglitazone unfairly affected pioglitazone?

Someone may feel unfairly treated and you could be the one that resolves the issue to their satisfaction.

In Texas then, as in most areas of the American South, black people were treated unfairly.

Linda Lingle, who's all too eager to treat her gay and lesbian citizens a bit unfairly.

But it has been accused of unfairly targeting some foreign citizens, including Mexicans.

The line is clever, but it unfairly denigrates the predictive power of stock markets.

European Union observers said pro-Musharraf parties unfairly benefited during election campaigning.

Investors who believe that the market has unfairly penalized Exxon might simply buy the shares and await a rebound.

US politicians say that Chinese exports are unfairly putting Americans out of work.

Farmers, who say their total tax burden adds up to 73%, feel they are being unfairly squeezed.

Criticized unfairly, she left the office without saying a word.

A 24-year-old model who declined to be named said she and her boyfriend, also from Germany, were being unfairly discriminated against.

It also unfairly fails to include any protections against discrimination for doctors and facilities which provide abortion care.

Microsoft has become a clumsy, uncompetitive innovator. Its products are lampooned, often unfairly but sometimes with good reason.

Latrell Sprewell of the Minnesota Timberwolves says he was treated unfairly by a police officer during a traffic stop this week.

But many in Greece are not so optimistic. Demonstrators, angry about wage cuts and tax increases, say poor people are unfairly targeted.

Nigerian police say rights group Amnesty treated them unfairly after the group accused them of routinely killing and disappearing civilians.

Poorer countries charged that America and Europe unfairly protect industries with powerful union and business support.

But many southerners feel their part of the country has been treated unfairly by the central government in Khartoum.

In history, left-handed people have been treated unfairly. This should be changed.

U. S. -based manufacturers complain that the low value of the yuan makes Chinese products unfairly cheaper.

Many African commentators say outsiders unfairly deride African standards of organisation in football.

U. S. Vice President Dick Cheney says the Russian government is "unfairly and improperly" restricting its citizens' human rights.

When someone treats you unfairly, Americans think it right to show him you are a little ticked off.

He attacked Mr Obama for (unfairly) pretending that there is no difference between him and the present incumbent.

Because of her English, she was often treated unfairly.

Some contend that current immigration laws unfairly discriminate against certain racial groups.

Calling same-sex unions "domestic partnerships" unfairly disadvantages the couples.

To date, the bondholders have been tough negotiators, complaining that they are being unfairly treated.

That has raised the ire of homeless advocates who say the homeless are being unfairly blamed and unevenly treated by protesters and police.

If you feel that you are being treated unfairly at work, please file a complaint with the personnel department.

He complained bitterly that he had been unfairly treated.

Most of the victims felt that they had been dismissed unfairly.

In Vietnam, the Foreign Ministry denied that Vietnamese shoe makers are shipping their products to Europe at unfairly low prices.

Watching the graceful Muhammad Ali fight can silence critics who unfairly criticise boxing as being a brutal, mindless sport.

China's actions unfairly deprive US credit and debit card companies of access to a huge market.

Both Huawei and ZTE have said their equipment poses no threat to U. S. security, and deny benefiting unfairly from government support.

Fernando Torres has gotten a lot of stick, some of it unfairly so.

They say China's policies have kept the cost of Chinese goods unfairly low on world markets.

Companies like Google and Adobe have accused Apple of unfairly using its clout to exclude their technologies from the iPhone and iPad.

America's big carmakers have also complained that the weak yen makes imported Japanese cars unfairly cheap.

Parents of other players complained that the coach was unfairly mollycoddling the team's star player.

The US argues that an intentionally undervalued renminbi unfairly supports Chinese exports.

Female drivers get a bum rap. They're often unfairly stereotyped as driving too slowly, too.

And poor people in rich Britain may feel unfairly denied the right to a family.

Lewis said the Chinese have a "sense that they have been treated unfairly" .

The president unfairly assumes that growing family income will necessarily lead to sales increase of toys.

State lawmakers are also being pushed to revamp alimony laws, which activists say unfairly favor women over men.

I am being treated so unfairly. But, it's ok, for God is with me and he is still in charge.

He was unfairly blamed, which made him very unhappy.

They argued that the subsequent price rise made the contracts unfairly balanced in the trading companies' favor.

Critics counter that inflation, once it is unleashed, is hard to control and unfairly penalises the most vulnerable in society.

OFDI by Chinese SOEs may be seen as unfairly competitive with private sector companies.

Back- biting Malicious talk that undermines someone's reputation or unfairly criticizes someone's work when they're not around.

One recent study found that people who had been treated unfairly became more selfish.

He has played me a mean trick , treated me unfairly, cheated me.

The trade association for the corporate jet business said that its members were being unfairly maligned.

I got indignation . Because I felt that I had been punished unfairly.

He says his supporters are being unfairly targeted for harassment by the country's security forces.

Workers who have been unfairly dismissed may claim compensation.

If he gets hold of Sky and uses it unfairly to crush rivals, he should be punished.

Workers should not be unfairly punished for things such as declining overtime, being tardy, producing defective goods, or poor production.

US will investigate charges that Chinese companies are selling oil well drill pipe in the US at unfairly low prices.

The burden falls unfairly on countries that are willing to get involved.

He then proceeded to question if there were Japanese students at Lynbrook and whether they were treating the Chinese students unfairly.

Fat people are discriminated against, unfairly and pervasively .

But America and the EU argue that by hindering their export, China is unfairly favouring domestic industries.

Second, evidence is growing that climate change hits two specific groups of people disproportionately and unfairly.

Internet end users who feel a site has been blocked unfairly can contact help@isp. qa and request a review of the decision.

We all want to get ahead in the workplace, but we should not attempt to do so by treating others unfairly.

In the aluminum-wheels dumping case, China denies exporting unfairly or at a loss.

A month after being unfairly dismissed, he was reinstated in his job.

Alcohol aside, Mr Richards also advises graciousness, noting: "Your colleagues will know if you've been treated unfairly. "

He sets every girl he meets on a pedestal and then blames them unfairly when they don't fulfil his expectations.

US labour groups have long accused Beijing of unfairly subsidising its exporters.

He left in a fit of pique, demonstrating that he was treated unfairly.

He was a legendary player who got a lot of stick unfairly.

Furthermore, he wrote, his phone calls and mail are unfairly censored. "His freedom of speech is being violated, " Mr. Jordet said.

It might mean something trivial, or it might mean something unfairly burdensome.

fuck over To treat unfairly; take advantage of.

Instead, it said that the firm was unfairly exploiting its dominant market position.

I already (unfairly) have the reputation of being a tough bitch and don't want to make it worse.

The workers voiced their indignation at being unfairly dismissed.

We are confident that we will have effective and fair procedures to ensure that applicants are not adversely and unfairly affected.

divide unfairly and to one's advantage; of voting districts.

He also claimed that Chelsea were targeted unfairly by referees due to their success.

Perhaps you're having a rough day, you've gotten a flat tire, or maybe someone has treated you unfairly .

Richer people, unfairly, also live longer than less well-off ones, even in the developed world.

expressed my indignation at being unfairly dismissed.

Verizon was fined $77 million for unfairly charging 15 million customers for accidentally going online without a data plan in October 2010.

Draconian laws and anything that unfairly restricts your actions will be removed.

Monitoring companies to check women are not being unfairly targeted.

The new law will penalize businesses that treat minorities unfairly.

We suspect them of having come by it unfairly, of somehow not being "worthy" of their own wealth.

By refusing to hire smokers, employers may unfairly target otherwise protected classes of people.

He felt very resentful at being treated unfairly.

He felt very resentful at being unfairly treated.

Hedge funds argue they are being unfairly demonised for putting money behind their negative views.

People can want to plaster posters of the actress on their walls to idolize them as they could see them as being unfairly rich.

and unfairly, I should blame and damn them and see them as bad, wicked, or rotten individuals.

Some Guatemalans and U. N. officials thought that Castresana was too authoritarian, and that he often pursued targets unfairly in the press.

This is by far the biggest misconception of Islam, given unfairly by stereotyping and the public image that the media gives.

I expressed my indignation at being unfairly dismissed .

There are few real sanctions to prevent discrimination, and labour courts are not obliged to reinstate unfairly dismissed trade unionists .

Germany's worst referee unfairly sent Pepe off and killed the semifinals.

The Spanish government is convinced it is being unfairly treated by foreign investors and the media.

To affect unfavorably, unfairly, or wrongly; bias.

Beijing launched an investigation yesterday into whether US poultry and car parts were being unfairly dumped in the Chinese market.

A Gallup poll taken shortly after Hart withdrew found that 64 percent of respondents felt the press had treated him unfairly.

Her supporters say opponents are trying unfairly to silence her.

Treat someone unfairly or fail to deliver and your name will be quickly circulated.

When Yao is treated so unfairly, but he's not in foul trouble.

How China unfairly bests the U. S.

Allowing subsidized and unfairly traded products to flood our markets is not free trade and it's not fair to the people of Michigan.

Some people say Muslim communities are being unfairly targeted under the new measures.

Are famous people treated unfairly by the media?

What do you do to help ease the pain when someone you love's life has unfairly been cut short by cancer?

His political enemies treated him unfairly.

Bill Ralston, a spokesman for Natural Dairy, said that his firm's bid was being unfairly treated because it was Chinese.

This would ensure that safer banks are not unfairly burdened.

He was treated unfairly by the press because of his views.

Even more unfairly, Dr Hamermesh found evidence that beautiful people may bring more revenue to their employers than the less-favoured do.

After all, when we treat someone unfairly, we can't expect him to get over his resentment instantly.

Despite Kelly's misdeeds, many believe that he and his family were unfairly targeted by police.

Anti-dumping: Imposition of customs duties to prevent selling at an unfairly low price.

How can a clever boss treat an excellent employee unfairly?

Who dares talk of prosperity when the wealth is distributed so unfairly?

Goldmanites feel their firm has been unfairly singled out as a symbol of greed.

Does the person graded unfairly have the option of appeal?

Many in Lisbon feel that Portugal is unfairly picked on.

But many Icelanders say they are being unfairly persecuted.

They say China unfairly keeps its currency weak.

I was indignant because I felt that I had been punished unfairly.

My father is a friendly, though misguided, man, but I felt that he was unfairly sponging off my mother before I found this out.

Q4: If you see a homosexual being treated unfairly in public, will you help them out?

Ran integrity. Agen been sentenced to prison unfairly, in his 19 years in prison, he has become the world's anger and hatred.

It is never kind to unfairly harm or say bad things about other people.

Take action against attacks When we believe someone is unfairly attacking another, we will take considered action.

The interest of usury is unfairly high.

This will hardly help to ease concerns, particularly in America, that China is profiting unfairly from an undervalued currency.

As for those who are parents, remarriage is sometimes unfairly maligned for the impact it can have on children.

It's natural to complain when you are treated unfairly.

Fingers crossed, I may see as much of Rafe's life as my father saw of mine before he died, unfairly early, in 1980.

He complains with reason that he has been punished unfairly.

Other people will treat me unfairly from time to time.

Unfairly neglected, we even forget them sometimes when we need them.

He raised his price unfairly.

Yet in one way Mr Bush is unfairly maligned.

Even if you have been treated unfairly, you can take the high road.

I'm sure lots were treated unfairly.

Conditions such as extreme incentives or temptations exist that can unnecessarily and unfairly test people's adherence to ethical values.

If you see someone at work being treated unfairly, what do you do?

This is mean when one country sells a product in another country at an unfairly low price.

This then taints their view of all polymer sealants unfairly.

Most of us try not to treat others unfairly because it makes us feel bad and we know they'll treat us badly in return.