In a previous post I explained that one of the newer developments on Forbes.com is the increase in subjectivity among our contributors.

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Where we have issues is we would rather not get involved in too much subjectivity.

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While Stewart and I might disagree on specific issues, we can agree on the need to allow for more subjectivity in the process.

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But it is precisely the lack of ambiguity and subjectivity in determining the winner of friendly one-on-one combat that has helped attract people to wrestling for thousands of years.

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There will always be some type of subjectivity involved in computing the rankings.

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It also says the EBC, with its planned focus on depth of knowledge and longer essays, will not be a reliable indicator for league tables, because of the subjectivity involved in marking such exams.

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After all, what is perfume if not subjectivity and seduction in a bottle.

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Subjectivity opens the door to unfairness in the analysis.

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Maddin pulls out all the stops in this elaborate pastiche of silent cinema, home movies, avant-gardish subjectivity, multimedia spectacle, and Grand Guignol hysteria to get at self-pitying childhood traumas that ultimately add up to a strict mother, a distracted father, the primal scene, and his first crush.

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