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== Bias ==
This article is clearly biased, discussing only the protests to Waldon's convictions rather than balanced information about the case, and identifying him at first only for his linguistic contributions.

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Bias

This article is clearly biased, discussing only the protests to Waldon's convictions rather than balanced information about the case, and identifying him at first only for his linguistic contributions.