1. He's a dealer who'll give you a fair shake.

2. She got a fair shake.

3. Are minority students getting a fair shake at college?

4. Women don't always get a fair shake in business.

5. You should give him a fair shake.

6. John has always given me a fair shake.

7. With this system, everyone gets a fair shake.

8. I want to give you both a fair shake.

9. I don't think my supervisor has given me a fair shake.

10. All agree that everyone should have a fair shake at seeing all orders.

11. All I'm asking for is a fair shake at this job.

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12. The only way to guarantee a fair shake for ourselves is to stick together.

13. That used car lot always gives the customer a fair shake.

14. The United States gets a fair shake, and there may even be some overcompensation.

15. Q.. Do you think the press has given you a fair shake?

16. E . g . Inner city kids aren't getting a fair shake in the schools.

17. She's kind-of the redheaded stepchild of this family since she never really got a fair shake.

18. A lot of people think that they'renot going to get a fair shake from the courts.

19. B : It's that Allen again! Why can 't you ever think of giving me a fair shake?

20. It's long been regarded as pseudoscience, but precognition–that is, the ability to not just predict but to actually perceive the future–is getting a fair shake in some scientific circles lately.

1. He's a dealer who'll give you a fair shake.

2. She got a fair shake.