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Showing lack of favoritism.

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Free from undue bias or preconceived opinions.

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Ús de impartial en anglès
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Our independent, impartial position is fundamental to our authority and our future.
Radio NZ
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A impartial investigation was urgently needed into human rights violations, he said.
Reuters
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Paris, which organises the referendum on 4 October, said it was impartial.
Radio NZ
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And when they did, they said I could no longer be impartial.
The last testament
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Almost all had heard of Guzman, but said they could be impartial.
Reuters
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Given these deficiencies, it's appropriate that our courts make an impartial determination.
The South African
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The law of the survival of the fittest is impartial and inexorable.
History of the Negro Race in America from 1619 to 1880. Vol. 2 /...
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It wants leave the final go-ahead to the more impartial European Commission.
Reuters
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Under the current constitution, the head of state must be politically impartial.
Reuters
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No author could be impartial; and it is not to be regretted.
The Psychology of Revolution
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The governor's loose talk is undesirable because the BoE must appear impartial.
Reuters
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But she tried to remain quietly impartial as Ben told his story.
Watch them die
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Let's be completely impartial and insist on gender quotas in all professions.
The Irish Times
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The Guardian top 100 is at least a broad and impartial church.
The Guardian
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The document was an appeal directly to the senators to be impartial.
Reuters
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Any investigation should be prompt and impartial, and the findings made public.
Jamaica Observer
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