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unfair

[uhn-fair] / ʌnˈfɛər /


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“Any reports of unfair practices or market manipulation will be taken seriously, and we will not hesitate to refer any illegal conduct for further investigation and prosecution.”

From Los Angeles Times

Not all students think the student loans system is unfair.

From BBC

“Forcing these dedicated officers to work without pay — yet again— is not only unfair, it’s reckless. The security of travelers and the country is at stake,” the letter said.

From MarketWatch

I remember him having a go at Fletch which felt a bit unfair because Roy did the exact opposite to what he asked to do.

From BBC

The club feel adhering to the Premier League and Uefa financial rules is unfair.

From BBC