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Значения термина patently unfair на английском

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Использование термина patently unfair на английском
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Well, for one thing, because I think it's patently unfair to the young lad.
The irresistible henry house
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I am of the view that the 'process' that has been followed has been patently unfair towards me.
The South African
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Weber, complaining that this was patently unfair, lobbied for a larger share of project resources for "popular" musicians.
American-made: the enduring legacy of the wpa : when fdr put the...
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This is patently unfair.
The Guardian
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British prime minister Theresa May has said the system for investigating soldiers and police in Northern Ireland is " patently unfair".
The Irish Times
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The Ohio law is " patently unfair" and "the Ohio Legislature moved the proverbial goalpost in the midst of the game," Watson wrote.
Reuters
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In a challenging speech, Mr Brian Mooney, president of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors, said the current third-level grant scheme was " patently unfair".
The Irish Times
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The presumption that these shares should be treated as if they had voted against the transaction is patently unfair, Michael Dell and Silver Lake said.
Reuters
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It looked patently unfair to me and old-fashioned." He said it had generally been "white men from Oxbridge, like me" doing the recruiting.
The Guardian
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Except sleep, and women hate it when you fall asleep right away, which I think is patently unfair, they should take it as a compliment.
An ordinary decent criminal
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Mr Kenny said the Government was negotiating the " patently unfair" situation with the ECB to bring about a restructuring and re-engineering of what was owed.
The Irish Times
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The £100,000 sum is described as "a patently unfair charge, whose purpose and effect appears to be to exclude the majority of the current members".
The Guardian
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