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If Trump wins election again in 2024, however, Garland will be replaced by someone offering far worse than excessive evenhandedness, or even Barr’s toadyism: an attorney general with total fealty to a criminal president.

From Slate

They said that the West’s current approach showed a “lack of evenhandedness.”

The lack of "evenhandedness" has come up with countries such as Zambia, Sri Lanka and Ghana facing strict requirements under IMF-led debt reworks.

From Reuters

They said that the West’s current approach shows a “lack of evenhandedness.”

They said the West’s diplomatic response “highlights the current lack of evenhandedness in addressing such flashpoints.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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