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Part of this undertaking is banal, and biasedly so: I simply want to find some reassurance about death.

We, Who Need Such Great Mysteries | Her Bad Mother 2010

I biasedly suggest quantum physics would be an obvious choice for how designer (s) who exist outside our universe could manipulate the internals.

Behe 2009

Your request is called "framing the debate", a disingenuous trick to trap participants in the discussion into a fallaciously and biasedly framed argument they cannot win.

Open Letter to the Council: Take the Same Damn Risk You’re Asking Us To Take « PubliCola 2010

Let's not biasedly cherry pick the things we depend on the government for.

GOP unveils new health care ad campaign 2009

I biasedly suggest quantum physics would be an obvious choice for how designer (s) who exist outside our universe could manipulate the internals.

Behe 2009

Meinert gets all his info from the Stranger/PWC/ECB crowd and anything he adds to the discussion is simply a passionate regurgitation of the biasedly collected information he reads from them.

Open Letter to the Council: Take the Same Damn Risk You’re Asking Us To Take « PubliCola 2010

However, I am biasedly encouraged by the recent developments you have pointed out on a Twistor-string Theory that have occurred since The Road to Reality was written.

Are Changes Brewing and How Does the Mind Fit In? 2008

The reason they won the league was refereeing decisions so biasedly in their favour all season.

BBC Ouch Blog BBC Sport 2011

I new you weren't completely biasedly blind like that other guy (and it's apparent you haver a far more vast knowledge of vehicles),

Motor Trend Videos RSS 2009

Maybe we could think of calling an action targeting the BBC or national paper offices that are biasedly reporting what is going on - even down to how many were on the demo last saturday.

Harry's Place 2009