Unfair contests

For many years, three of the great French publishing houses have taken 80% of the top literary prizes. It is claimed the juries are made up of publishing houses' authors, who are bashful about voting against their own publishers. The advantage to the author-juror is book sales and the occasional offer of generous advances on unwritten work, a collected edition of their work, key interviews, or employment in the media.

1. Partiality

1. National bias among judges of international athletic competitions

1. Insufficient minority culture support

1. Unethical sporting practices
2. Technological doping
3. Cheating

1. Lack of impartiality of the judiciary
2. Corruption of juries

1. Using bias
2. Providing impartiality of competition judges
3. Providing fair contests
4. Awarding prizes
5. Abstaining from fair competition judges

1. Unfairness
2. Lack
3. Injury
4. Impartiality
5. Competition [D]
6. Competition [C]
7. Bias
8. Oversufficiency-Insufficiency
9. Broadmindedness-Narrowmindedness
10. Probity-Improbity
11. Accord-Disaccord
12. Goodness-Badness
13. Perfection-Imperfection
14. Symmetry-Distortion
15. Beauty-Ugliness
16. Wealth-Poverty
17. Justice-Injustice
18. Completeness-Incompleteness
19. Support-Opposition
20. Presence-Absence