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Meanings of blatantly unfair in English

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Usage of blatantly unfair in English
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I am talking about the blatantly unfair systematicstructure of the contest itself.
Wired
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Operators say the new system is a farce and blatantly unfair.
Radio NZ
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I thought about this latest blatantly unfair incident.
Dexter Is Dead
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The government is being blatantly unfair by expecting citizens to do something they aren't prepared to, he said.
The South African
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Obviously this would be blatantly unfair.
The Irish Times
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The spokesman said it was " blatantly unfair" that the appeal had been dismissed on "a technicality".
The Irish Times
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It was at the peak of inconsistency and blatantly unfair to Ireland and Scotland who are also competing for qualification.
The Irish Times
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The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said it was " blatantly unfair" to consumers and announced a review into ticket reselling.
Radio NZ
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However, the argument that says that I and child-free people like me should foot the bill by subsidising a tax break is blatantly unfair.
The Irish Times
10
Taxing people's earnings at up to 40%, but letting their offspring inherit the resulting wealth, mostly houses, tax free is blatantly unfair.
The Guardian
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Mark Roe has called on golf's governing bodies to change the " blatantly unfair" rules which saw him robbed of the chance for Open glory.
The Irish Times
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