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If you don't want to call it sexism, it is at least a bias toward comfort with what's familiar.

As a side note, I found a bit of bias toward Google content.

Demonstrated leadership skills with a sense of urgency and bias toward action and support a culture of ownership and learning.

When you're writing desktop software, there's a strong bias toward writing applications in the same language as the operating system.

McCormick said a slight bias toward risk should boost these currencies in the short term, even if they look overvalued in the long run.

The legal system's usual bias toward connected insiders once again seemed to have determined the outcome.

The white culture hegemony and bias toward Chinese Americans still commonly exist in the form of stereotypes.

Regular viewers of this program may have noticed my bias toward certain animes, certain brilliant animes.

The massive bias toward the state sector would be acceptable if the 120, 000 state-controlled enterprises could learn to innovate and adapt.

The system has a strong bias toward action.

As the 71-year-old chairman explains, the group has always had a "natural bias" toward the mainland.

But America is not alone in its constitutional bias toward protectionism.

This strategy is going up against a deeply engrained bias toward growth -- in earnings and in share price.

This was quite an adjustment, especially for a Marine, as we have a bias toward action.

That danger is being exacerbated by low interest rates and bank bias toward state-sector lending.

Cars have an embedded bias toward suburban sprawl; guns, an embedded bias toward killing people.

The results also suggested that T-DNA were evenly spread within genes, without any obvious bias toward the 5' or 3' ends of the genes. 4.

He had a bias toward the plan.

Problems persist, such as a sharp gender imbalance in Satara and many other regions of India because of a cultural bias toward having sons.

China has a heavy bias toward French wines.

Although many cultures show a bias toward lighter skin.

Neutral good is the best alignment you can be because it means doing what is good without bias toward or against order.

But new research suggests we are born with this bias toward big.

Emotionally, you also have a natural bias toward happiness and enjoyment.

On the other hand, a more flexible algorithm might not have made that same generalization with the bias toward a certain type of functions.

Most of us have a bias toward order and organization.

are inflamed by the strong US bias toward Israel

A cognitive bias toward dynamism