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fair

[fair] / fɛər /








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Kelly: We've also had a fair few people talk about being at your 40th birthday in January and it was like a who's who of football...

From BBC

It says the presentations were delivered under previous governments, and that current ministers had focused on making the system fairer, including by reintroducing targeted maintenance grants to support students from lower-income backgrounds.

From BBC

The strong have little to fear from a fair contest.

From Barron's

It's fair to say Reform have some pretty radical plans for Holyrood.

From BBC

They have a few injuries, but they still have a fair bit of quality in their team.

From BBC