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Meanings of less subjective in English

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Usage of less subjective in English
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These time estimates are fairly well confirmed by a test which is less subjective.
Public Opinion
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The good part: this system has helped to standardise punishment and provide a less subjective result.
The Guardian
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Gun enthusiasts may dispute the former claim-butthe latter is less subjective than you might think.
Wired
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Madam, -Would it be possible for the weather forecasters at Met Éireann to be less subjective?
The Irish Times
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It truly felt like I was becoming much more objective, or let's say less subjective, for the first time.
Wired
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Lynch said the Australian benchmark was a much less subjective measure than Libor, and was therefore less susceptible to manipulation.
Reuters
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The difference is that with film, the story is less subjective and adheres closely to a meaning set by the director.
Wired
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We prefer the term "older" because it is less subjective as we are all older and younger than other people, no matter our age.
The Irish Times
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Less subjective is the keyboard's main fatal flaw: something as simple as a speck of dust could render your spenno new laptop unusable.
News.com.au
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