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In sum, and in spite of the four observations raised above, each of which detracts in some degree from the professed evenhandedness of the writer, his book remains the product of laborious research, and full to the brim with grave historical data.
Cull assesses with remarkable evenhandedness the priorities, decisions, and organizational struggles of political leaders and USIA's practitioners.
Premier League football these days is rarely associated with gentility, decency and evenhandedness but Fulham boss Roy Hodgson is one shining exception.
 
 
 
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