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neutrality

noun as in impartiality

Strong match

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While the Ivy League was squandering its brand with wokeness, speech police and antisemitism, our university stood firm for institutional neutrality.

Beyond that, they hope to lock in the support of a weighted majority of countries for the next big climate target set out by the European Commission on the path to carbon neutrality by 2050.

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But the compact explicitly forbids schools from disfavoring students based on “gender identity,” promoting neutrality toward gender identification outside of women’s spaces.

Supported by left-wing parties including Sinn Fein, Connolly champions social justice and military neutrality and is critical of the United States and European Union.

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The Paris court ruled that TotalEnergies had made environmental claims that "misled" consumers into believing that it could achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 while increasing oil and gas production.

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