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Significados de manifestly unfair en inglés

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Uso de manifestly unfair en inglés
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To discount training simply because the transfer is slight is manifestly unfair.
How to Teach
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I repudiate the claims of any such person, as manifestly unfair.
Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice
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Since each stick cost David Grief a cent, the bargain was manifestly unfair.
A Son of the Sun
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It may make understanding a bizarre and manifestly unfair situation just a little easier.
The Irish Times
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Essendon club president Lindsay Tanner said the suspensions imposed were " manifestly unfair".
The Guardian
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On one point some of his eulogists seem manifestly unfair.
Cicero
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The system whereby the more you produce, the more subsidy you get, is manifestly unfair.
The Irish Times
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Second, the current tax system is, in certain ways, manifestly unfair at a time of rising inequality.
Reuters
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Such a conclusion would be manifestly unfair.
The Education of American Girls
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This I think is manifestly unfair.
Sport and Work on the Nepaul Frontier / Twelve Years Sporting Re...
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This would be manifestly unfair, and for a neutral to offer or abet such aid is a grave offense.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
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It would be manifestly unfair to remove a man like Sweeney without proof of a sufficient reason for such action.
Spring Street / A Story of Los Angeles
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Which is manifestly unfair.
Plain Tales from the Hills
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The tax increases ranged from old reliables to manifestly unfair levies while on the spending side hard choices were dodged.
The Irish Times
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It was manifestly unfair of my sister to put it that way, but the little woman was thinking only of me.
The Triflers
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Now all this is manifestly unfair; yet I do not mention it to complain of it, in so far as it is already settled.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 2: 1843-1858
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