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onesidedness

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See: foregone conclusion


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Vaughan has been left to defend his team from accusations of performing playground pranks instead of discussing the onesidedness of the contest - irrespective of the toss.
Bandera, while attributing this onesidedness to authors like Unamuno, does not.
Former BBC journalist Martin Sixsmith - who quit as a government media director in the wake of the Jo Moore "good day to bury bad news" comment on 9/11 - said: "I was quite surprised by the onesidedness of the report .
 
 
 
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