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Meanings of coloured in anglès
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Examples for "biased"
Examples for "biased"
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Complaints received cite biased labour practices, unfair dismissals, and general worker exploitation.
2
However, reliance on population-based surveys may still lead to potentially biased estimates.
3
Israel and Washington said that report was distorted and biased against Israel.
4
Among them: evidence that an arbitrator was biased or misapplied the law.
5
State media denounced Western reporting on it as biased against non-Western leaders.
1
A slanted but shrewd look at another side of today's refugee crisis.
2
The light slanted across the Tennessee River and shimmered in the ripples.
3
The hole slanted downward, and the bullet was embedded in the porch.
4
Thin sunshine slanted in through the lace curtains of the dining-room window.
5
The dark-lashed eyes of the Mexican girls slanted his way in vain.
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You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
2
International media painted a one-sided picture of his home country, James said.
3
Earlier, Russia's foreign minister had said Ankara's support for Baku was one-sided.
4
Tread carefully: being too one-sided may well rebound at a later point!
5
Although the result seemed one-sided, Talbot was full measure for the shutout.
Usage of coloured in anglès
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Despite this they are extremely likely to be given a pastel-coloured cover.
2
The Group Areas Act led to the forced removals of coloured people.
3
The stars themselves were seen coloured according to their style and age.
4
The children row out to sea on castors beneath a tangerine-coloured moon.
5
Furthermore, the age of onset of smoking is decreasing among coloured children.
6
Compounds with different coloured fluorescence are widely used in biology, especially immunology.
7
Any taoiseach who appeared in public wearing different coloured socks needed minding.
8
A few minutes later he glimpsed something light-coloured in a lay-by ahead.
9
Obtain a number of different coloured cords, roughly, twelve inches in length.
10
She was wearing it for the first time today, a steel-coloured suit.
11
The life of the Bohemian in London is no brilliantly coloured affair.
12
The flower is dull-coloured and insignificant; but it has a powerful odour.
13
For a similar reason, the actual prickly pears themselves are attractively coloured.
14
Then they were free to go back along the coloured marble floor.
15
They offer a range including daily lenses, monthly lenses, and coloured lenses.
16
He coloured; there was something in her passionate piety that scorched him.
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