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Leslie Dunkling [XVIII, 4] has his reservations (unfairly, it seems to me) about A.D. Mills, A Dictionary of English Place-Names.
Today's Papers' only complaint about Broad's re-look is that it somewhat unfairly chips away at the impression the paper had originally created: The three-page piece waits until the second-to-last column to state that the consensus of the American intelligence agencies is that espionage played a role in China's catch-up even if there is no smoking-gun evidence for this.
However, this unfairly mislabels some adherent patients as nonadherent [ 10 ] . In general, patients tend to overestimate their adherence [ 8 12 ] and unless a patient is not responding to therapy, it may be extremely difficult to identify under-adherence.
Many people who might like to make the list by giving $10 million to charity are unfairly handicapped by the lack of $10 million.
An editorial in the Independent of London said its legacy would be "that extra little suspicion of our European partners will be unfairly added to the great heap of Europhobia patiently built up by the Little Englanders in the press and in politics."