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An impartial judge is necessary for a fair trial.impartial = without favoritism or bias
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They trusted her to be impartial.impartial = unbiased
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Some studies require the impartial eye of a scientist.†
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I won't claim to be an impartial biographer. (source)impartial = without bias
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So they decided to try and find an impartial man to rule the whole area and resolve their disputes. (source)impartial = without favoritism or bias
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And there it was. A witness. An impartial account. But by the time I heard it, I no longer needed to hear it. The fever of self-doubt had broken long ago. (source)impartial = unbiased
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"Who's this impartial judge who's going to decide who the champions are?" said Harry. (source)impartial = fair (without bias)
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The apportionment of taxes on the various descriptions of property is an act which seems to require the most exact impartiality; yet there is, perhaps, no legislative act in which greater opportunity and temptation are given to a predominant party to trample on the rules of justice. (source)impartiality = lack of favoritism or bias
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Their mother, who traveled down by train to see them each weekend, listened impartially to what her children told her.† (source)
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During jury selection, numerous jurors announced that they could not be impartial toward Mrs. Colbey. (source)impartial = fair (without bias)
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When we were dead, they would spread the word that the criminals had been eradicated, that the Volturi had acted with nothing but impartiality.† (source)impartiality = lack of favoritism or bias
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The Doors of Death have been forced open, and no one is policing them—at least, not impartially.† (source)
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I'll take every opportunity to speak openly to Mrs. van D. about our many differences and not be afraid — despite my reputation as a smart aleck — to offer my impartial opinion. (source)impartial = unbiased
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She had the impartiality of nature, with the same lack of indulgence or clemency.† (source)impartiality = lack of favoritism or bias
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A piece of rock, on the other hand, impartially attracts the universe according to the law of gravitation.† (source)
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And how is Cormier going to remain impartial, knowing that her daughter's boyfriend was blown away by my client while she stood there watching? (source)impartial = without bias
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