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Bias can be a noun, and one would have a bias against something or someone.
As a verb, the past participle biased is used to describe a person who has an unfair prejudice.
Bias is often used by people who don't really know the distinction when biased is called for.
The same problem exists with prejudice (noun) and prejudiced (past partici
As a verb, the past participle biased is used to describe a person who has an unfair prejudice.
Bias is often used by people who don't really know the distinction when biased is called for.
The same problem exists with prejudice (noun) and prejudiced (past partici
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