If it were not for the double standard, one could almost excuse their ignorance.
But this is as much a consequence of the cult of personality that the media has created around him as it is a result of the double standard applied to powerful men and less powerful women caught in flagrante delicto.
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These systems, used to scout players and create massive databases of information for clubs to analyze, are far more advanced than instant replay and provide quite the double-standard for the argument that baseball is a pure old-fashioned sport judged by the human eye.
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The insidious double standard remains, with no sign of abating: the Fed, the main source of so many of our current financial woes, is still seen by most as a force for good in the world, as a prescient and astute regulator dedicated to systemic safety and soundness.
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But it remains to be seen whether they will also need to carry on living with the continued double standard of many journalists placing them under critical scrutiny while failing to challenge lobby groups that make inaccurate and misleading claims about the science and misrepresent their own ideological motives.
The extent to which this denial of material facts is not just an omission but dereliction of duty on the part of the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is suggested by the outrageous double-standard its investigators reportedly applied as they conducted interviews with the prospective victim and her family.
Some local authorities have already announced plans to not just scrap the council tax discount on second homes and empty properties, but to charge double the standard rate on those properties instead.
The letter complained of a double standard toward imagery on the site in light of past controversies over Facebook removing more innocuous content, such as photos of women breastfeeding.
At 1 and a half percent annual productivity growth, it takes 50 years to double the standard of living.
The British cars were disqualified because they used non-dipping single filament quartz iodine bulbs in their headlamps, in place of the standard double filament dipping glass bulbs, which are fitted to the series production version of each model sold to the public.
"The House interpretation leaves a loophole and the appearance of an ongoing double standard, " Brown said in the letter.
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He could well argue that he is the victim of a double standard.
Second, they are not held to the higher standard of double-checking by an industry responsible for putting their science to practical use.
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Last month, he filed hundreds of pages of documents to try and delay the hearing again, accusing the Bar of a double standard.
In a blistering letter in February to Michael Powell, the new chairman of the FCC, RadioShack, Circuit City and Sears argued that the encryption license is a self-preservation device that creates a double standard: one for the cable companies that own CableLabs and one for everyone else.
David Flum, a surgeon at the University of Washington who focuses on orthopedics, says there is a "tremendous double standard" in what the FDA requires of drugs versus devices.
In a 6-to-3 decision written by Justice David Souter, the court said that in Miller-El's case, the prosecutors were using a double standard.
Then, and later in 2000, when the Christian Coalition had IRS woes, conservatives groused that the DLC benefited from a double standard.
"They want you to throw your common sense out the window, " Darden said, adding that the defense was practicing a double standard.
Professor Coleman said that an improvement in lives saved of 6% over the standard treatment was about double what was usually seen in cancer trials of new treatments.
The overhaul--separate from the AMT fix--would increase standard deductions, double earned income tax credits for some and lower the top corporate marginal tax rate from 35% to 30.5%.
While DOT officials emphasize the agency's sensitivity to local interests when plotting bike-share locations, some in Williamsburg see a double-standard that runs contrary to the spirit of the new system.
For a while, they persuade him to mount the standard campaign of dealmaking, double-talk and false promises, until Hepburn brings him back to his senses and to her.
When the man is older than the woman, unfortunately, there is a double standard and it does last.
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But the Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, suggested to Deputy Le Herissier, the panel chairman, that there was a double standard at work.
One is the perception (and often the reality) of operating with a social double-standard.
Shahrum does take pains to point out one enduring double standard: Often only women take the rap.
But the assumption that gamers are mostly children leads to a double standard.
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