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Meanings of personal bias in English

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Usage of personal bias in English
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Early in his perusal he caught the personal bias of the news.
The Rules of the Game
2
But good investigators did not let their personal bias influence their thinking.
Last Light
3
This, of course, causes a favourable prejudice, a personal bias towards admiration.
Essays in Little
4
Several former military officials told me there was no personal bias against Palantir.
NY Magazine
5
Nowhere is Rashi's poetry relieved by a touch of personal bias.
Rashi
6
I prefer Frost, but that would be a personal bias.
Borges at Eighty
7
His personal bias shows but that's what spin-doctors are like.
The Irish Times
8
When it comes to judging the Haka he says personal bias can't play any part.
Radio NZ
9
Sepp Blatter spun it as a little personal bias.
The Irish Times
10
We have to recognize the influence of professional and personal bias and the influence of environment.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 / Sexual Inversion
11
While I have my own personal bias about which is more exciting (sprint, of course!
Wired
12
I have a personal bias, of course.
Climbing Magazine
13
I have no affiliation with the Abbey and no personal bias in favour of the current directors.
The Irish Times
14
No complaints this time, no weak self-pity; but a plain statement of facts without any personal bias.
Tom and Some Other Girls: A Public School Story
15
Thompson: Obviously, I have a personal bias.
Reuters
16
That my father endeavoured to conceal his personal bias, and that I made no secret of mine.
Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances
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