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There are, no doubt, modern philanthropists with the same aim, but it would not be fair to place Mr Bloomberg among them.

To be fair, this message did show up in my "Other" box, rather than the main inbox used for communications from known friends.

He said he would do what he could and, to be fair to him, he will be sending down a team.

It would not be fair in this phase of beginning, to seek for further prallel contacts.

I cannot say that I have never been cheated while in England, but not in any way which it would be fair to hold in remembrance.

If the world were to be so organized that everything had to be fair, no living creature could survive for a day.

To be fair, these numbers are something of a snapshot, as the profitability of a given industry ebbs and flows with the overall economy.

To be fair, Mr Greenspan did not argue that there were no bubbles, only that it was impossible to spot them while they were inflating .

'I'm trying to be fair with my demands, and I would expect that you treat me the same. '

Some journalists, trying to be fair and balanced, report the views of climate change sceptics as a counterweight to climate change stories.

We think such a court consisting of arbitrators from both sides must be fair and able to handle the dispute without bias or partiality.

Lu: I appreciate that you can be fair-weather friends were rich, I do not like the kind of snobbish people.

They dominated the game quite a bit but to be fair we were more clinical and I think they will be there or there-about as well.

To be fair, investors seem to have harboured doubts for some time.

I felt sorry for my mistake, and did not think it would be fair if I blamed it again.

To be fair, unlike her husband, she claims she tried to join the Marines but was rejected for her poor eyesight.

Besides, exams seem to be fair to all students as they are objective and everyone is equal before test results.

To be fair, at least half of our pseudoscience features focused on debunking these practices instead of supporting them.

Do you think it would be fair to view this kind of contradiction as a form of "institutionalised" racism?

Static gas to be fair to the heart of a peaceful, life will be another scene, the work will be another scene.

But, to be fair, the German chancellor has been preaching the message of political union in a lower key way for more than a year.

The code is designed to be fair, achievable, and easy to check, and to promote the ongoing development of our suppliers.

Mr. Dream maker, you are my idol and sample, you were a real workaholic, so how can I be fair gloomy for such a long time?

The bank should not expect retail and corporate clients to rebound any time soon. To be fair to the bank, it doesn't sound like it does.

Well, to be fair, since he's coming all the way from Lancaster, he's got to get up much earlier than the rest of us .

But if they are ready to sit down, respect the law, be fair and just, we're always prepared to talk. " Ahmadinejad said. "

Though to be fair, if you were late for a class, did your professor ever accept, "I had to stop and help a wounded traveler" as an excuse?

I said, "Let me just concentrate on getting this done for you, and we'll settle up later. I trust you to be fair. " She agreed.

If I were a teacher, I should be fair and impartial carefully, even if mistakes squad, and no different from ordinary students punishment.

That would raise questions over whether such a trial could be fair, especially as Libya's judicial system must be built from scratch.

To be fair on this point, I've only considered problems experienced directly in the course of these articles.

To be fair, the member who has not join the mission has no need to register any more.

To be fair, many scientists at the time were warning that it would be a long, slow slog to reap clinical benefits.

The only thing that I can think of for it to be fair is to just vote.

To be fair, the authorities seem to have learnt some lessons.

To be fair, at least the currency trades can be planned over a prolonged period of time and sterilized to minimize the inflationary impact.

(To be fair, Mr Reagan himself was not exactly religious about his own injunction. ) It was Mr Perry, in fact, who started the dust-up.

As I watched, a gull flew by, above the spruces. Its breast was rosy with the light of the unrisen sun. The day was, after all, to be fair.

also calls these services RESTful, although to be fair, it recognizes that they don't meet the strictest sense of the definition.

And to be fair, Microsoft does have a bit of a point.

It would not be fair to conclude from any of this that the Kremlin is guilty as charged.

To be fair, only so much of the blame can be apportioned to the West Bengal government.

To be fair, a variety of things have been tried to stop the foreclosure boom, but the results haven't been encouraging.

'To be fair to him, that's not unusual because he's had a tough World Cup and I believe he's gone back to Argentina.

To be fair, Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, has long pressed for better global surveillance of the financial system.

To be fair, the yuan has not fallen in trade-weighted terms over the past month, but it is still undervalued and needs to rise further.

The only thing I can think of. . . for it to be fair is to just vote.

Such terms and conditions should be fair and balanced to both the bank and its customers.

Whatever your job, for you to be satisfied the pay should be fair.

To be fair, this observation is also frequently made of Canada and Canadians, and should best be considered North American.

Not only this day will remind of you, but this time can be fair and say to you, tell you! Happy New Year to, Happy everyday: oh!

To be fair, Perl also retains this distinction, but deals with it in typical Perl fashion by letting you omit returns.

President Bush says if new elections are held in Ukraine they must be fair, open and free of any foreign influence.

To be fair to TEPCO, which has been getting all the bad press lately, it at least appears to be aware of how serious the threats are.

The finance ministry may have to consider increasing excise tax so that it will be fair to all traders, he said.

To be fair, Lewis says China is not the only country that has done this.

I'm just trying to be fair to your teacher.

In terms of my job and my role I think it'd be fair to say there have been some quite turbulent times.

I think such a tribunal consisting of arbitrations from both sides will be fair and able to handle any dispute without bias or partiality.

But, to be fair, China is not the only country to do so.

Earlier this year it joined three of the largest secular parties in a united front to demand guarantees that the voting would be fair.

But to be fair, that's all Microsoft really needs to do at this point.

Above all, teachers should always be fair and treat their students with respect both in and out of the classroom.

To be fair, by no means all of these were due to government policies.

To be fair, Toyota may be shifting production domestically to avoid outright layoffs, something unpalatable to the Japanese public.

There seems to be more freedom and confidence about Liverpool's play now - would that be fair?

And a fairly pathetic one too, it would be fair to say.

To be fair, CIC wasn't the only sovereign - wealth investor burned by dalliances with big -name U. S. investment firms.

To be fair, once I'm actually speaking, PowerPoint is not that bad and I've gotten pretty good at having it not get in the way.

To be fair, the president has given parliament new powers, including a right for its committees to block senior presidential nominations.

S. defense secretary. He says the U. S. defense industry expects the acquisition process to be fair and transparent.

To be fair, the Nikkei almost got there at twice the clip as the Dow before bouncing like a samurai's severed head.

Since we covered Creative Week New York last month I figured it would only be fair to feature a parallel of it from the West Coast.

To be fair, Mr Cameron and his defence secretary, Liam Fox, were left a grisly military inheritance by the previous Labour government.

In this political climate, if everyone calmed down and hedge fund managers paid some more tax, that would be fair enough.

To be fair to Norwich they are a young side. But they are committed, played some good stuff and it is always hard against a team like that.

All the people were very friendly too, but it would be fair to say it helped my decision that Sami was here.

To be fair, the Borrego program had been given the green-light long before gas prices started with the number four.

To be fair, Prince Andrei has gone away for a year, and she is unaware that Kuragin is already married.

But to be fair to Pauline, none of the other university robots have lived much longer than his.

To be fair, Chrome OS even links to Yahoo and Microsoft's webmail offerings right out of the box.

Such a deal would be fair to shareholders of both companies.

His principle to walk in the world was that to be fair to treat all things.

To make that $100 idea into a product might cost $3m, in which case $100 might be fair.

To be fair, monthly payment plans intend to help lower-income families afford college.

To be fair, it's a Swedish name, and it's really difficult to find any information online about him. . . or her.

To be fair, the guidance and influence of our parents are not the sole factors in molding us.

To be fair to SASAC, it never really stood much of a chance.

But to be fair, no less silly ideas have come out of Washington.

To be fair, some of this behavior is concentrated in more developed cities like Shanghai.

But to be fair, no less silly ideas have come out of Washington.

To be fair, some of this behavior is concentrated in more developed cities like Shanghai.

To be fair, of course, it's a safe bet that no one -- government or otherwise -- is getting solid information from the quake zone right now.

To be fair, this could be due to the massive restoration work that the painting has undergone.

A participant was of the opinion that the election process for the Chief Executive should be fair, proper and impartial .

Now I am not going to censure or detest it, after all, there is always danger ahead for all of us, which proves to be fair to everyone.

But I think it would be fair to say the audition, that summer day, went well.

To be fair, newspaper journalists have far too little time to do far too much, particularly with the steady collapse of print circulations.

So, I think, be fair, the next leader of the two bodies from the rest of the world to be.

But, to be fair, we did get a good educational grounding, albeit from a British point of view.

Well, to be fair, every time you watch Glenn Beck, it does get a little easier to hate white people.

Would it be fair to say that you are on the edge of your seats?

That would be fair, but the articulate middle classes are unlikely to be impressed.

To be fair, they were not yet married at the time. In fact, they had not yet finished elementary school.

To be fair, the government has invested considerable efforts and money in cultural development over the last few decades.

There is, to be fair, some evidence that companies' efforts are moving in a more strategic direction.

As a teacher, civilized behavior is to be fair, be responsible, be gracious and be mother like.

All the players were great to be fair, but Dani Pacheco was really good with me.

Well to be fair, by closet clean up we mean get rid of all his junk to make room for our next seventy pairs of shoes.

To be fair to the other dams on this list, however, it is actually three dams joined together to make one enormous structure.

To be fair, the shares of almost all banks in Europe have been hurt by concerns over the government debt crisis (see chart).

Jose Mourinho, to be fair, refused to make excuses afterwards and acknowledged that the team had played badly.

The fact is, though, as a report this week has pointed out, that mass car-key confiscation would neither be fair nor practical.

' I guess it was a slightly unfair task but to be fair to them, they've done it for me.

Group scheduling enables CFS to be fair to users A and B, rather than being fair to all 50 jobs running in the system.

To be fair, the subsidy has reached exceptional levels in the past couple of years, reflecting risk aversion in the aftermath of the crash.

To be fair to Mr Musharraf, some of the bungling described in the report is unremarkable in Pakistan.

To be fair, the vast majority of consultancy revenue for the top four firms comes from non-audit clients.

Only deal with the labor contract law is applicable to problems in practice can be fair and effective resolution of labor disputes.

To be fair, Chinese producers aren't the only beneficiaries.

Even I, the most foolhardy, unrelenting hater, felt that it might not be fair to blame the guy for his offensive remarks about me.

To be fair, interest rates were unusually low, possibly explaining part of the price rise.

Only the users pay bill for the roads construction, it would be fair for the non-users.

To be fair, economics is to blame for some of the decrease in creativity.

To be fair, Japan's banks have had a lot to contend with.

And fourth, any costs to the financial sector must be fair and measured to enable institutions to do their job for our economy.

To be fair, many voices, Western and Eastern, Islamic and Christian, have spoken out against the violence.

It must also be fair, not allowing one task to run efficiently at the expense of another.

Now, to be fair to Hildebrand, I should stress that he only presented size controls as a policy of last resort.

To be fair, even Egyptians who loathed Nasser agreed with his aims and felt for his tragedy.

To be fair to Merkel, she's only been attempting to resolve the euro crisis in a politically viable manner.

To be fair, fat-cat pensions in the public sector are far from typical.

To be fair, there are a number of economists who think the Fed's plan is the right move, and will create jobs, if only modestly.

To be fair, very few people have actually resorted to a genuine traditional kitchen.

To be fair, that should save some public money, though given the negative net value of the Kanebo rump , probably not much.

It would not be fair to expect them to use the voice of professional diplomats.

How can we, how can you, ensure that this assessment will be fair and reasonable though? the guy asked.

The scheduler then, to be fair, picks the left-most node of the red-black tree to schedule next to maintain fairness.

Well, our policy is that, when a book is lost, the patron must pay for it. We have to be fair about these things.

To be fair, this was not an occasion for detailed policy pronouncements.

To be fair, during his presidency, he also opposed his own marriage.

For instance, an adulterous footballer would not be fair game, says Ola Sigvardsson, Sweden's press ombudsman.

But to be fair to the city, it's the business itself that changes the people, the way they think and act, not the geography.

To be fair, Assange's group has run up against its own financial problems since last summer.

However, to be fair, I think it would also be appropriate to play a Russian tune as well.

After all, the "model operas" issue has become history, we should be fair to evaluate it, to its dross, bad for the arts and services arena.

To be fair, this isn't a Java problem; it is the responsibility of the project team to maintain good development practices.

"To be fair, it was a miscalculation, " Mr Karsh says.

Therefore, in building a harmonious society, of the social distribution system must be fair and just.

It would not be fair to blame Pakistan for everything that is going wrong in Afghanistan.

To be fair, there have been one or two discussions about the strategic context.

To be fair, there are a number of other issues this process does not address.

The employee wages must be fair market in comparison to others in the industry otherwise motivation will actually decrease.

To be fair, even vehement critics acknowledge Beijing did meet most specific accession commitments in the first five years.

To be fair, the best format to use for measuring performance is UCS-2 on disk so that the numbers are more globally meaningful.

The Coen Brothers, in general, would it be fair to say that all their films are cult films?

To be fair, escape analysis is still in its infancy and it will take time to mature this complex tool.

But to be fair to her, she turned the game around and she made an awful lot of balls.

As well as being simple and seeking not to distort the economy, taxation should be fair.

To be fair, not all the provinces and not all the business people or bureaucrats engage in such illicit behavior.

With this in mind a developer may want to let any character be fair game for a password.

In order for our people to live with dignity, as Premier Wen promised in his report on government work, society must be fair and just.

"What we attempted to do was to be fair to our people . . . but to show restraint, " said David Viniar, Goldman's chief financial officer.

To be fair, Sarkozy has, more than four years into his presidency, largely reined in such tendencies.

To be fair, he is not at all an irresponsible man.

the principle of fairness. The principle of equity is the content of the labor contract should be fair and reasonable.

To be fair, you still don't see many general-purpose computers running Linux for sale in big box retailer stores.

To be fair to these aspiring young people, knowing how to go about preparing or learning about the industry was not an easy task.

Zhaoq, publishing the most complicated job it is to be fair to the bibliography and the new sample copy of the book.

I actually only hope that time will be fair enough to let us experience the sensation all our life, can you understand that?

The Bree-folk used to be fair-spoken to travellers, or so I had heard.

Cameron didn't go much for foreigners, never having met many outside the army, but generally he tried to be fair.

But look, just to be fair to you, what is the very lowest price that you would sell a share in the home for?

Procedures concerning the enforcement of intellectual property rights shall be fair and equitable.

To be fair, not all claims are subject to laboratory experiments and statistical tests.

I ask no odds, I just want you to be fair and square.

The administration of international road transport shall be fair, impartial, open and convenient.

To be fair, BP has probably built up some goodwill that could yet pay dividends in future bidding rounds.

To be fair, psoriasis is an autoimmune-related skin condition that can show up even if you never touch a cigarette.

Nyaah, nyaah. But to be fair, that could be a silly measure.

To be fair, there really is not a way to top a LeBron-Bosh combination in the entire league.

Stick to be fair, is an important guarantee for good personnel work.

OK, to be fair, the food here isn't bad if you don't mind rice or noodles, or noodles or rice, or, rice or noodles!

To be fair, it's hard to imagine what markets were anticipating from the Federal Reserve.

And, to be fair, analysts have been trimming their expectations: numbers started this year above 11 per cent.

To be fair, many had more purposeful reasons for keeping information to themselves.

To be fair, they played really well ang have a great coach in Roberto Donadoni, who was previously the Italian national side's manager.

She's a slow worker, but to be fair to her, she does try very hard.

They were more likely to want everything to be fair.

I think it'd be fair to say that we've been working for months just to prepare for this period.

Could it be fair to suggest that nature saw fit to replace them with a more intelligent species?

Talia: No. I can do this myself. I promised Nick I'd be fair. I promised you I wouldn't let my emotions color my judgment. And I promised.

COLLEAGUES - Software engineers shall be fair to and supportive of their colleagues.

To be fair, there have been some small steps in the right direction.

The managers should promote law-based administration, be fair and impartial, and also open to the private-running kindergartens.

But to be fair, God would also have to do that to all of us.

Like all journalists, they should be fair and independent observers of the stories they cover.

And to be fair, audits don't publicize the names of the doctors or hospitals they target.

To be fair, in running Gordon down, Laura was only following an established pattern.

Though maybe it might be fair to apologize for our pop culture.

The weatherman says it is going to be fair today.

To be fair, not all grandee gloom involves personal disappointment.

Puns, to be fair, are usually impossible to translate faithfully.

To be fair to Pressman and other modern authors, they do discuss many implementation issues in other chapters.

To be fair, for research purposes, undergrads are cheap and accessible.

The first involves the problem of classification, and it is, to be fair, a bright spot on the president's record.

B: It certainly is. But it's going to be fair and sunny after that.

If you want to be fair, cut your own salary first because you are far above "the ninth heaven" !

To be fair, money funds have cut their exposure to banks in the most troubled European countries.

To be fair to all my friends who contact me I send the same reply to everyone and where possible I will add a short ps.

To be fair, I don't have any kids and have never had to install one of these seats.

To be fair, the Chinese authorities have often been more skilful than their western counterparts in balancing growth with price control.

"The question here, " Dr. DeSteno said, "is whether we're designed at heart to be fair or selfish. "

National Governments, to be fair about it, must often rely on company reporting.

The second aspect is to be fair and show respect to your team members.

See how fairly you can estimate yourself. Look attentively at yourself and you will see many remarkable ways to be fair.

It was important to be fair to him and to be fair to Chelsea so this is a good solution for him and for the club.

To be fair, Ellison is helping to finance some very promising films at Paramount.

To be fair, there's some question about whether Mellon actually said that; all we have is Hoover's version, written many years later.

To be fair, pedestrians, drivers and road conditions are all to blame.

To be fair, Singh has tried to address the quality crisis.

Do not expect life to be fair.

at different starting points, that race isn't going to be fair.

To be fair, it is good news that even modest steps were taken towards closer fiscal integration.

They all decided to do the same stroke as it would be fair and they should all finish at the same time.

They didn't get back in line for a second cup; that wouldn't be fair.

To be fair, not all American companies understand and apply this mind-set.

To be fair, most modellers are quite open about the theoretical principles that underlie their simulations.

Expenses for the technology transfer shall be fair and reasonable .

To be fair, each worker is asked to do different jobs in rotation.

To be fair, the checklist should have been distributed at the start, but that is a different discussion.

To be fair to the United States, President Eisenhower opposed that aggression that time.

To be fair, health care and climate change are not entirely analogous.

Though to be fair, most recent college graduates would probably have more luck in Vegas, I think.

Though, to be fair, bond values actually plummeted after the Nazis rolled in.

To be fair, totting up counterparty risk is not easy.

Counter-attacking was less of an option when 1-0 down, and to be fair to Lille, their pressing after half time was very good.

Or, emotional this world is supposed to be fair, in front of the person I love, I balance forever tend to him.

Would it be fair for consumers to pay a recycling tax on any electronic equipment that they purchase?

To be fair, unlike many young men today, this new quasi-ex of mine is not only gainfully employed, he has a very impressive resume.

To be fair, though, both the costumes and scenery are marvellous.

To be fair, Nokia only released its early developer build of MeeGo in June.

To be fair, this kind of 'flex' 3-4-3 scheme is extremely sophisticated and requires a specialist to make it work.

To be fair, it is not all his fault.

ASHLEY: (shocked) Now, Scarlett! Be fair. I never at any time. . .

Charges for technology transfer shall be paid in royalty and shall be fair and reasonable.

To be fair, I'm sure the same issues occur on Twitter, depending on how you use it.

To be fair, this mistrust is heartily reciprocated.

To be fair to Rahul, the Gandhi clan has often produced slow starters.

Now, to be fair, a lot of the Agile literature does focus on small co-located teams.