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He needs to have an unbiased approach so that he can pass fair judgement.
2
Though sometimes the day may pass fair!
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I had a fair knowledge of temperaments, and altogether was enabled to pass fair judgment on the lad.
4
Undoubtedly the employing class possesses facts which the employed ought to have in order to construct sound opinions and pass fair judgments.
5
The knight gazed upon the lady, who was passing fair to see.
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With this baron dwelt his daughter, a passing fair and gracious damsel.
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This palace, where his court is, is both great and passing fair.
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His note was written in a hand which was clear and passing fair.
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That he greatly desired, for the young lady was passing fair.
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Also she sent him a little brachet that was passing fair.
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Passing fair wilt thou become, if God grant thee a right worthy knight.
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Passing fair is Venice, but she sits in lonely widowhood in the deserted Adriatic.
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The dishes and vessels from which they ate were very precious, and passing fair.
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He knows chess and draughts and other delights passing fair to see and hear.
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The eyes of many a passing fair one gazed on him, admiringly or coquettishly.
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At times one saw Brunhild glance at Lady Kriemhild, who was passing fair enow.