unstated
Britishadjective
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The difference today is that outlets have clear but unstated biases, with a veneer of fairness covering a definite slant.
These actions demonstrate that Putin received what the author characterizes as an “unstated license” to continue his military offensive.
From Los Angeles Times
Unknown to Wolf, Reubens, who sat for 40 hours of interviews before withdrawing from the project for unstated reasons in the film, had been sick with a blood cancer for six years.
From Los Angeles Times
Away from the economics, there was also some unstated politics.
From BBC
The unstated goal has been to delay a moment of final legal reckoning for as long as possible.
From BBC
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