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Joe Biden can't be fooled by the veiled insidious predjudicial accusations on Obama.

Biden calls Bush comments 'bulls**t' 2008

Ie: her sexual history is relevant, but his is not even if it establishes pattern because it would be deemed “too predjudicial”.

British Poll: Rape and Victim-Blaming 2005

There's an evidence code provision in California that's called 352 which says if the predjudicial effect of something is outweighed by its inflammatory value, if it's too inflammatory, people would likely pay too much attention to it, then the judge can exclude it.

CNN Transcript Nov 5, 2004 2004

Majestie and His Authoritie, so predjudicial and dishonourable to the

The Covenants And The Covenanters Covenants, Sermons, and Documents of the Covenanted Reformation Various 1876

Their mortality there is so great as to make them in the end unprofitable to their owners, and our Northern brethren with their proverbial shrewdness, were too wise to embark in a scheme so predjudicial to their interests.

Debater's Speech of Thomas J. Robinson, 1848 1848

The root causes of youth violence, such as poverty, domestic and sexual abuse, war and other contributing factors like drug use and predjudicial beliefs vary from country to country.

Feed of Eventbrite Events 2009

I thank the stars that I have a sense of humour because listening to nationalists spouting their predjudicial nonsense based on some utopian Welsh nation that has never existed and never will is the best tonic in the world. wrote:

BlogCymru.com 2009

What he said was "when he's convicted and when the death penalty is applied to him." and from a legal framework that is highly predjudicial.

Propeller Most Popular Stories 2009

I remember back in the fifties being a child in a rather predjudicial society. and beinging called a n***** lover because my uncle had married a girl that was part black.

Sexist Slurs Permissible? « AAUW Dialog 2008