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- 10-Aug-2011, 00:34 #1
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a bias toward/in favour of/against? When we say "The newspaper has a clear bias toward the ruling party," it means the newspaper has a bias in favour of OR against the ruling party? Thanks a lot.
- 10-Aug-2011, 05:58 #2
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