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unfair
adjective as in prejudiced, wrongful
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“The result is that Beverly Hills gets off the hook, and Los Angeles is left holding the bag. It’s unfair and bad policy.”
“Our members reserve the right to not be in business with representatives who are operating in an unfair conflict of interest, who are operating in bad faith,” Astin said.
But the act left it up to the board to decide for itself what constitutes an “unfair labor practice” obstructing unionization rights, which the law prohibits.
Others say being forced to choose between paying a subscription or losing their Memories is "unfair" and "greedy" on the part of Snap.
Critics say it does not go far enough but some tech firms have complained it puts unfair restrictions on them.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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