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It’s also helpful to distinguish between debt and equity when digesting numbers such as AidData’s that are objectively large.

Early industrial psychologists and thought leaders attacked the problem and came up with ways to evaluate workers’ flaws and potential more objectively and fairly.

Sales forecasts made in recent years “would have been objectively difficult to achieve even with the right investment and strong execution,” Lyons told analysts and investors Wednesday.

Unlike left- or right-handedness, which describe objectively measurable traits, “nonbinary” identities have no anatomical or physiological referent.

The justices held that the man’s flight from police created a substantial and immediate risk of serious physical injury to others and that the deputy’s attempt to terminate the chase was objectively reasonable.