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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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

'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 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.

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.

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

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 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.

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

I can't tell you who it was because it wouldn't be fair to any others. But I can say I've never had my heart broken.

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

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.

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

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

' 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 to Mr Musharraf, some of the bungling described in the report is unremarkable in Pakistan.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

"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 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.

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

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

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?

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

To be fair to Greece, its European partners knew Greece was lying.

To be fair to the 10, 000-odd people (diplomats, UN bureaucrats, NGO types) who assembled in Poznan, a semicolon was removed.

In 2. 6. 24, you will be able to tune the scheduler to be fair to users or groups rather than just for tasks.

To be fair to the power companies, the fault is wider.

As be fair to everyone, I queries Hindraf on the issue of Hindu temple being backout by Klang city council.

"They [the exchange] want to be fair to all the players and you can't blame them for that, " Mr Faure said.

I wasn't interested in going abroad and it wouldn't be fair to talk about (offers from) other clubs.

I'm never gonna run right. So I should be fair to you.

To be fair to him, he wasn't entirely to blame.

The requirement is to phase out coal emissions, if we want to be fair to our children and grandchildren.

He doesn't make me feel the same way you do, but I care for him, and this wouldn't be fair to him.

Eragon: This won't be fair to you, old man.

Sometimes you have to be fair to players.

EVERTHING above what is quoted WILL reduce profit margins. Be fair to the customer but be MORE FAIR to Your company.

So I should be fair to you.

One reason for this is that the true dog handlers understand that they must be fair to their dogs.

You must be fair to both sides.

It is a weakness with me, but to be fair to myself, it is my only weakness.

Yeah, I think it would be fair to say, I like him from the start.

Only in this way can we be fair to those who have died.

so I want to Happiness, Not for any person. Because to be fair to their own.

But it would be fair to say it saved my life

Two weeks into the Surge of Newt, it would be fair to summarize the view of mainstream Republicans in the nation's capital this way:

To be fair to western policymakers, this is not just an Afghan or American problem;

It definitely helped that my children and grandchildren realized that I would always be fair to both sides

Be fair to each student teacher