| If it turns ugly, your efforts to play fair will weigh heavily in your favor. |
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| Thankfully, my own little terrors decided to play fair on New Year's Day and let me have a bit of a lie-in until 8.45 am. |
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| Those influenced by a mutable quality in their horoscope also enjoy learning, play fair and are diplomatic and well-liked by others. |
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| Hamilton doesn't play fair, either in a friendly game of football, or on his craps table, cheating the customers. |
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| If these people play fair and use discretion and common sense, they shall have my full support. |
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| But we expect loyalty and have no qualms about throwing someone out of the group if they don't play fair with us. |
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| An African sugar farmer has visited Manchester to try to persuade traders and politicians to play fair when buying his produce. |
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| Honest serials play fair with these cliffhangers, putting the hero into danger and giving the audience a week to sweat over how he will escape the peril. |
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| But over the past fortnight, Hunter and Gorman have been reduced to defending their integrity and business dealings against accusations that they failed to play fair. |
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| Be like Fallaci: Have no pity for the powerful, especially when they do not play fair. |
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| If they broke rules, why should we now be expected to play fair? |
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| To continue the footballing analogy, it is like asking footballers to sign a formal declaration before each game that they will not cheat and will always play fair. |
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| Players are strongly encouraged to play fair and protect themselves, and those who engage in inappropriate behavior such as bullying or name-calling can be silenced or banned from the site. |
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