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If they're going to provide the value of independence and objectivity, the family needs to know them so they can trust them to do that.

Stephen Mcclure
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He would plead guilty to doing that. He very much believed in a crusading, if fair and accurate, newspaper. He once made a convocation address in which he said there was no such thing as objectivity.

John Honderich
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I'm not a slave to objectivity. I'm never quite sure what it means. And it means different things to different people.

Peter Jennings
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The conduct of this analyst, as evidenced by his own e-mails, gifts to the CEO of Tyco, and favors he received from the company amounted to a betrayal of objectivity and honesty in research.

Mary Schapiro
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The presidency should show objectivity and bear in mind the collective interests of all its members, of the EU, and not a special interest which it itself has.

Kypros Chrysostomides
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We go there with an open mind and objectivity but we do not have much hope that we will find a political solution to the dispute.

Randall Howard
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Our belief is that there seems to be an increasingly frequent systemic lack of objectivity in a lot of the regulatory decisions that are flowing from USDA.

Pat Trask
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It's impossible to work under conditions where they confused negativity with objectivity. You can't fool the fans.

Marv Albert
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I'm not claiming there's anything approaching objectivity about this film. It's a corrective to the perception of Rudy and the miracle of crime reduction in New York, Rudy and the miracle of 9/11.

Kevin Keating
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We did not communicate anything (regarding the sampling) with the companies to maintain absolute confidentiality and the objectivity of the exercise.

Clark Bruner
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The committee decides how it wants to divide the pot of money. It brings a little bit more objectivity to the process.

Kathy Lawrence
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I think this is an issue that should not be politicized but has to be addressed with clinical objectivity.

Ifzal Ali
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It is the Post's practice to avoid activities that might lead readers to question the objectivity of the Post's news coverage.

Eric Grant
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