In a way, the melodic yet distorted posture of this track represents that opulence and distorted reality amongst the elite.
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I started this column by mentioning psychological projection, a distorted view of others engendered by a distorted view of oneself.
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The cut features distorted rubber masks (a favorite of Fec's) of celebrities, politicians, and other characters nodding over synth warbles and distorted closeups, lulling you into a hypnotic unease.
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In other words, it is America, and it is somehow real, but the lens of his sensibility is distorted, and maybe it's not really distorted, but expressed in the way that is real.
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They have such a distorted image of who he is.
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The door of the microwave reflects back our distorted image.
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Sales have also been distorted by changes in tax policy.
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The issue is manipulated and distorted in the jihadists' propaganda.
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A local newspaper said that Breitbart distorted its original report.
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The distorted, silent clip appeared to depict a snake tail.
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And your model of what's news is this distorted thing.
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Forestry subsidies and regulations have indeed distorted Ireland's land market.
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It still contained the audio, but it was badly distorted.
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All remnants of synthesis must be overcome with distorted boogie.
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The data can also be distorted by capital gains distributions.
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The euro area's weak and distorted recovery is a danger.
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It never distorted— PlayBase just got loud and sounded amazing.
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The web has distorted journalism, for better and for worse.
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These responses could also be distorted versions of the truth.
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It has also distorted the market for privately held firms.
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He does not state how these quotations were distorted, however.
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And those omissions provide a distorted portrait of the truth.
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"Jay Sekulow's statement is completely distorted and dishonest," said Cohen.
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The sector remains patchily regulated and distorted by implicit guarantees.
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If you don't, enjoy the weirdly distorted future of video.
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They both deploy the project's familiar take on distorted brutalism.
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All the while a soundscape fills the air, occasionally distorted.
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That he had repeatedly made untruthful or highly distorted statements?
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That pain has been magnified and distorted by this deceit.
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" Stalwart British brass answered the rowdy distorted guitar in "Sgt.
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This will help you gauge whether your expectations are distorted.
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He distorted a hurricane warning from the National Weather Service.
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Judgments become distorted and rationality itself begins to slip away.
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A singular focus on counterterrorism has dangerously distorted US policies.
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Big government special interests flooded Wisconsin with distorted facts & misinformation.
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But the canon, Mr. Moretti argues, is a distorted sample.
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Even so, discussion of the destructive acts has been distorted.
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"Many only hear about Muslims or Islam from the news after an act of terrorism, or in distorted media portrayals on the television or on film which gives this hugely distorted impression," Obama continued.
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Just a distorted stereotype of how we think others see us.
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Some of them are phone calls from muffled and distorted voices.
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This worldview may be distorted, but it is not wholly fanciful.
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This is a taste to how the media distorted these comments.
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Needless to say, our views of the world were wildly distorted.
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At any volume above 50 percent, music sounds tinny and distorted.
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But she said that her words were "distorted," without expanding further.
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As CIA director, he publicly distorted intelligence to favor his boss.
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Also, what gets left out, overlooked, dissipated, distorted, misapplied, or twisted?
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"It's a distorted, incomplete correction by omission," Zaid told CNN Business.
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It's infuriating to researchers to see their work distorted and overhyped.
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We watch American Horror Story to ogle Ryan Murphy's distorted imagination.
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Likewise, anything near the sides of the frame is wildly distorted.
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Consequently, the planet is distorted, bearing the appearance of a football.
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Google's auditors can only access audio that has been distorted.[Bloomberg]
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Second, the GDP figures were distorted by the aircraft-leasing industry.
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DOMINIC CUMMINGS: The way the media reports this is inevitably distorted.
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They also analyzed how the gravitational waves distorted space and time.
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The medical term for a distorted sense of taste is dysgeusia.
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The distorted reality he peddles includes fabricated people, events, and conversations.
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This has distorted its economy and made it dependent on aid.
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I had this concept of having me slightly distorted body-wise.
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West have historically served as distorted mirrors through which Russia viewed
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Social media has sort of distorted what we think is real.
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America today suffers from a distorted view of its own politics.
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The fuzzy, slightly distorted images show three similar-looking white men.
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" Kanye dropped a distorted bellow from Bowie's "Fame" on "The Takeover.
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For instance, a volunteer's memory may be unreliable or willfully distorted.
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Tempers can be aggravated based on distorted perception, leading to pettiness.
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A distorted and deformed portrait took second place in the competition.
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These kind of traumatic bonds are characterized by hostages' distorted thinking.
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Their ideas of what goes on outside their borders is distorted.
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Stagecraft mimics statecraft—which is itself a distorted form of entertainment.
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The Lost Cause is a distorted version of Civil War history.
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Watch how I unfurlbefore it, flag of myself,a mirror distorted.
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Some patients report extreme light sensitivity, distorted vision and chronic pain.
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That distorted perspective lives on in the language we still use.
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The large house also distorted Balch's view of the family finances.
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We cannot allow hard-won knowledge to be ignored or distorted.
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The story was hyped and hugely distorted by Breitbart and others.
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Many residents devise ingenious solutions to the distorted real-estate market.
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At these moments, the sound wave "clips," becoming dense and distorted.
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Obviously you don't have death metal without a distorted electric guitar.
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But isn't it in our nature to reinvent our distorted ways?
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But where, exactly, in this distorted format, is the implied mutation?
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"Them being clearly understood rather than distorted was important to me."
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Don't bother trying to identify people via voice — it's distorted beyond recognition.
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Arsenio Hall has severely distorted the New Democrats' true legacy for the
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Tallies are distorted and inaccurate numbers are sent from counties to states.
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This distorted playing field strikes at the heart of the American Dream.
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I think more and more distorted by the actual journalistic conversation itself.
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Images of animals can get easily distorted and become unrecognizable, he says.
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The report that has appeared overlooks the context resulting in distorted facts.
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The video gives a nostalgic 90s feel, with distorted VHS-like quality.
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"There are also the bushfires and how they've distorted activity," he said.
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They rebelled when her constant meddling first distorted, then crippled, the economy.
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The video showed a man speaking anonymously and with a distorted voice.
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But the message is distorted, and I can't catch most of it.
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Hindsight, in the form of unthinking anachronism, has also distorted the picture.
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"We often talk about distorted thoughts and fears being catastrophic," Walser said.
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Just leave dude we don't want you nor your distorted Eco experiments.
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He showed how sculpture could be modern with distorted, coarse, rough textures.
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Other parts of the stock market were also being distorted, analysts said.
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But his meaning was lost in translation and distorted on social media.
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She saw the world distorted, through the round lens of his pupils.
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But this figure is distorted by far higher figures for state banks.
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It can get plenty loud at max volume, but also plenty distorted.
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Distorted portrayals of Vodou became a political tool to support US control.
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Insanity is depicted in Amnesia by the player's screen becoming increasingly distorted.
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The facts are rewritten, and distorted by the bias of the victors.
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As Horkheimer and Adorno point out, this process can quickly become distorted.
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Still, today, distorted videos about public figures and collective tragedies circulate freely.
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His sound is full of echoing space, charred rattles, and distorted crescendos.
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Some videos were sharp and clear, while other appeared a bit distorted.
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The news media has distorted his message with cherry-picked sound bites.
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That would reshape, rather than eliminate, the distorted incentives the deduction causes.
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They could use more bass and sound less distorted at higher volumes.
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For many years, we experienced extraordinary monetary policies that likely distorted indicators.
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Even this origin story is distorted and misleading, it's important to note.
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The international media had distorted what was going on, he told me.
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The smartphone-shaped float features one of the artist's distinctive, distorted selfies.
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At the time, I had a curiosity about transparent, blurred, distorted subjects.
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Did you know there were extremely distorted vocals during that heavy drop?
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Eventually they merge in distorted drone—a dream half remembered upon waking.
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Many songs will add "chopped up" or distorted lyrics at this point.
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Jim Jordan pushed right-wing conspiracy theories, ignored evidence, and distorted reality.
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It exposes a very distorted mind-set: that of a wannabe dictator.
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Coal is kept alive by path dependence, political influence, and distorted markets.
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Mr. Kemp has repeatedly distorted comments Ms. Abrams made during an Oct.
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Text CAPTCHAs ask the user to enter text from a distorted image.
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This can easily be overdone and result in affected, distorted music-making.
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Jackson then distorted the footage with trippy trails and abstract Rorschachian forms.
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Sometimes social policies are distorted by the tyranny of randomized controlled experiments.
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An obvious antagonist was China, the biggest beneficiary of the distorted system.
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This distorted pacing is layered with a similarly warped approach to scale.
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A: QE has distorted all valuations, not just in the public markets.
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That settlement process is being distorted by the "market" for LME storage.
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The padding distorted the lines of the hips, backs, shoulders and chests.
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Think Elvis, slowed down and distorted by a heavy veil of reverb.
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Trump could only conjure up a few distorted facts to save face.
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The administrative state, advanced by the Democrats, has greatly distorted that process.
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The country arguably is the world's most distorted and highly dependent economy.
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I approach and am reflected, distorted in its crinkly, convex foil surfaces.
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Mr. Trump either misunderstood what Mr. Khan had said or distorted it.
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The US-China dispute has also distorted major industries in some economies.
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In addition, the ECB's Public Sector Purchase Programme has distorted secondary curves.
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Monetary policy has distorted everything and pushed investors up the risk curve.
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" He said Democrats' attacks on Mr. Price's ethics were "specious and distorted.
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Debit cards were more like a distorted caricature of a free market.
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Without dominating the mix, Carlos Santana's distorted lead guitar flashes alarm signals.
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Many of them had a distorted perception of what those results meant.
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But the policy further distorted sex ratios, resulting in more boys than girls.
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These distorted teapots look like they were stretched and flattened using a computer.
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When wages are distorted, they affect the profit-maximizing decisions that businesses make.
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One thing that's great about Pocophone F1's selfie camera: Selfies aren't distorted.
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I didn't anticipate that my truth would be so easily manipulated and distorted.
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Rather, she charges into the distorted void continuing to grow, move and live.
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Later they noticed vision impairment, including blurriness and distorted vision, according to Reuters.
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Unfortunately, all of the messages I find are distorted, with huge chunks missing.
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Celebrity culture can seduce a person into a lonely, distorted feeling of indispensability.
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They look like 3D Bitmoji that are somehow distorted to be more creepy.
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"You see the brain is severely distorted," says Filho, pointing with his finger.
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Distorted images can make any crowd size look bigger or smaller than reality.
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If the metal dome gets damaged or distorted, the key might stop working.
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However, the candidate selection process has become distorted by a number of factors.
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I'm enjoying the new structure to the dungeons, these palaces of distorted desires.
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Even more, Fyre distorted the look of Roker's Point in further promotional material.
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Planned Parenthood denied wrongdoing and said the videos were distorted and politically motivated.
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It has distorted free markets and just drives the price up for everyone.
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"seeing it before it melts" cruise to Antarctica, has a perspective woefully distorted
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Comments like Bush's recent barb about "nationalism distorted into nativism" also made sense.
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One, Jackie Grimmett, said Mr. Dear had multiple delusions that distorted his reality.
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This work should be undertaken with urgency but without enmity and distorted facts.
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However, the new wheat balance sheets may be slightly distorted because of China.
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"You might challenge yourself by recognizing distorted thoughts and reframing them," Meehan says.
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And the velocity of the turnaround has distorted all views of the company.
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The colors are bright and swirling; the audio is amplified and sometimes distorted.
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Robert Byrd (D- W.Va.) has been distorted by both parties over several decades.
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Growth is already beginning to fall amid a distorted demographic structure, he said.
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His corrosive, distorted beats evoke (and encourage) the most debauched of dance parties.
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THIEF floats between the sacred and the profane on wings of distorted faith.
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The bass is either anemic, as on Apple's EarPods, or exaggerated and distorted.
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For example, he distorted the reality of conditions on the border with Mexico.
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It has become the institutional expression of Donald Trump's distorted and impulsive personality.
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Early internet pioneers latched on to McLuhan, even as they distorted his theories.
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Instead, the excellence of his sides distorted the image of all the others.
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In sickle-cell disease, blood cells stuffed with hemoglobin, pictured above, are distorted.
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OBAMA And this also gets distorted by whose stories are put out there.
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All progressive music has now penetrated but in very small and distorted quantities.
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Eventually, Ross's distorted guitar erupts into dissonant sunbursts over the roughly galloping beat.
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As a game about distorted spaces, Control has a unique interest in architecture.
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Sometimes it is willfully angled or distorted for the sake of a gag.
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Suddenly the Ferris wheel was a nightmare, the carnival games distorted and unpleasant.
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It's that he brought his own distorted reality and warped values with him.
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The authors simply ignored these facts and grossly distorted what Ligado has proposed.
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Distorted reality The buyback phenomenon is also associated with a uniquely American anomaly.
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In July, annual exports unexpectedly rose 21%, distorted by unusually high gold shipments.
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"We don't want to be distorted by a political undercurrent," Mr. Wang said.
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Music sounds less muffled, and the bass isn't as distorted at higher levels.
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Later, she repeats it again, drawing it out slowly over thick, distorted riffs.
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Stories you know to be true and interesting somehow become distorted and unfamiliar.
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The resulting image of what is printed on a given page is often heavily distorted, so it is then processed by another algorithm developed by the Georgia Tech team which is able to interpret individual letters in the distorted image.
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In her her melodic sweetness, her fusion of distorted guitars and distorted feelings, her compulsion to fashion new sonic shapes out of recombined materials, her insistence on play, she's brought together ache and sneer, defiance and insecurity, mess and stylization.
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"Unless you have humans monitoring them, algorithms can lead to distorted results," he cautioned.
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Its buzzing, low frequencies, urgent high hats, echoing handclaps, and distorted vocals swirl seductively.
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" He added, "I'm sorry it's been taken by social media and distorted so much.
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I've heard scholars call it a heretical belief that distorted the life of Jesus.
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Our planet would be flooded by unreliable communication, and distorted by shifts in power.
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In order to show the actual size of land masses, their shapes are distorted.
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Despite his changed tone, President Trump continues to promote a distorted vision of America.
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Other polar travelers might see distorted ships, icebergs and bays levitating in the sky.
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Supporting their governments' distorted historical narratives will force these communities to betray their history.
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It magnified and distorted them through the lens of sensational and often falsified stories.
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And quickly a downward spiral begins, as the targets reality becomes twisted and distorted.
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In short, Democrats underperformed fair expectations, thanks in large part to distorted district boundaries.
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Plus, "without pictures you can have a distorted memory of how good you looked."
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I went with my late father's version, which could have got distorted with time.
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But it's not like the white dwarf's gravity distorted the light all that much.
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"Washington's view has been distorted by the hatred against Russia that engulfed numerous politicians."
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And stock valuations have been distorted by buybacks and other forms of financial engineering.
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For the many always formed a rabble, and so democracy was distorted in itself.
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These have been distorted by a long-running battle for units between warehouse operators.
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Some cases, however, are distorted by the pull of influence and power before trial.
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The year-on-year comparisons are distorted by last year's low and volatile base.
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The bodies in his work are stretched, distorted, morphed—their personhood forever in flex.
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Our story — before we knew we were telling a story — had been similarly distorted.
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This has distorted the foreign exchange market, where onshore and offshore rates have diverged.
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He also has distorted the critical role of a prosecutor in our justice system.
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She calmly laid out what she had seen, her voice distorted by a machine.
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There's a distorted version of it, perhaps, but it's not playing a recognisable note.
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The original film was made in 1950: Now she is distorted, pixelated and strange.
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"The body types and acts present in porn create a distorted reality," she said.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer was appalled by the President's distorted view of his inauguration.
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"She distorted what went to the public," Mr. Richter said of Ms. Milligan's coverage.
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Distorted though it was, at least the first page saw the light of day.
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Whether speeding and distorted or slow and ethereal, the Messthetics have a remarkable cohesion.
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But our perceptions are distorted by more than thinking of points rather than percentages.
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" She said Mr. Ullah had been influenced by "images and messages that distorted Islam.
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And the more media we consume, the more our perceptions of them become distorted.
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His war of sound bites has distorted every attempt to engage in reasonable debate.
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Klemperer did not let go of his love of Germany, which distorted his view.
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TRUSNOVEC There's just something distorted and broken and challenged about all of the movement.
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Though common side effects included constipation, insomnia, and dysgeusia — a distorted sense of taste.
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How can we address the distorted images of love and sex in entertainment media?
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It gets hectic, especially when time randomly speeds up or the maze gets distorted.
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The use of social media to amplify distorted or invented messages is well-documented.
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The Brazilian National Congress is a glaring example of a distorted political representation system.
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Abballa is seen from below, his long face distorted and lengthened by the angle.
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When underlying data are distorted, there is every reason to challenge the overall report.
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Some aspects of Mr. Trump's assertions are true but others are unsubstantiated or distorted.
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In sickle-cell disease, blood cells stuffed with hemoglobin are distorted into sickle shapes.
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The image is also often distorted, at times stretched, other times quivering, pulsing, blurred.
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" Snowden accused the report of being "artlessly distorted" and an "act of bad faith.
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The problem was, that lens distorted the image underneath, making it warped and uneven.
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Justice Parrett released his reasons after sentencing in 2014, saying Legebokoff's counsel distorted evidence.
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His production is menacing and to-the-point, deploying distorted drums with military precision.
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Public finances are distorted by quasi-fiscal activities, including directed and off-balance sheet lending.
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But in this instance, a major campaign issue - what to do about Cuba - became distorted.
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You don't have to sense, and we know that people's communication online is massively distorted.
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The visuals make the song even more surreal as Blanchett's face is warped and distorted.
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Further, Spitz's accusation was based on undisclosed facts and more importantly, false and distorted facts.
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Klingemann curates what spews out into collections of hauntingly distorted faces and figures, and abstracts.
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And if you can buy a robot, does that not normalize this distorted power dynamic?
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Rather, the artist wants us to catch ourselves in the reflection of his distorted masks.
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This gives a distorted picture of reality simply because everyone is trying to be interesting.
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Macri was elected on promises of "normalizing" an economy distorted by heavy-handed market interventions.
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Indeed, much of the press conference on Tuesday focused on dispelling "distorted facts" about Wikileaks.
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They either can't smell at all, or their sense of smell is impaired or distorted.
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Done right, his policies only distorted spending that would otherwise not have existed at all.
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First, the splurge of public subsidy, of about $800bn since 2008, has distorted the market.
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High housing prices and an economy distorted by wealthy outsiders is giving rise to anger.
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It is our task now to prevent distorted perception from further interrupting our daily business.
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Due to the nature of my drawing, things become distorted—they come out looking grotesque.
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Nor will it seem in any way distorted once the old observances have been forgotten.
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In doing so, the stones explode and melt, resulting in his distinct, distorted ceramic designs.
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In any case, researchers say, sex-selection abortions aren't necessarily responsible for distorted gender ratios.
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"I would get frustrated when my ideas would be distorted by other people," he admits.
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An assessment of a debate distorted by the expectations game can be more misleading still.
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Congress must follow up by asking Mueller in what specific respects Barr distorted Mueller's work.
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However, sound quality is not great, often sounding tinny and distorted, especially at high volumes.
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Using that huge distorted view to give yourself a reason to not be with someone.
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It's message seems to be distorted and counterproductive to what it's actually trying to achieve.
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The headset blurred and distorted the images I was seeing to coordinate with each issue.
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But this time his answers were more coherent and less distorted than in previous debates.
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The tempos are too frantic, the rumbling guitar roar too distorted, the mix too dirty.
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"Well, let's move to another subject," he eventually said, his stentorian voice distorted by age.
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They include distorted world maps, in which the geopolitical relations we're familiar with are unfixed.
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The American media has distorted and outright lied about the president's statements, actions and decisions.
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The sexual politics of 1985 survive today only in distorted form, reordered like Scrabble tiles.
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Clinton's occasional missteps, combined with attacks on her trustworthiness, have distorted perceptions of her character.
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When the refugees arrived in Munich, Germans got the chance to correct this distorted image.
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It said the Greek statement misled Greece's own public and distorted the truth "as always".
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Garanganga said African coaches, tennis federations and parents often had distorted perceptions of players' options.
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"I want it to be substantive—I don't want it to be distorted," he said.
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By editing the transcript to fit their narrative, the special counsel team distorted the facts.
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I find our current moment to be subliminally charged with horrifically distorted perceptions of color.
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Padoan said perceptions of the system were "completely distorted" and said Italian banks were "solid".
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Through the lens of memory, concepts of reality can be distorted to fit new interpretations.
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But we can experience distorted body parts, like longer fingers and arms, as our own.
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Sexually explicit photographs are distorted and blurred by oversaturated pixels that conceal the subject's identity.
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At the end there's a saxophone solo, perfect for a track this shimmery and distorted.
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Scheppele has shown how Fidesz gerrymandered districts and introduced election laws that distorted proportional representation.
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The shooting makes the local television news, distorted from the reality of what Collin saw.
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"For example, we have quantitative easing and that may have distorted Treasury markets," she said.
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Yorke disguised and distorted his voice on it completely on songs like the title track.
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It would also help to rein in an arrangement that has distorted Egyptian-American relations.
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It is not a matter of greed, but of distorted incentives leading to unsettling behavior.
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Paying federal taxes is too complicated and too distorted by tax breaks for special interests.
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No. But you also know that a lot of history has been distorted over time.
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Unfortunately, the cacophony surrounding Mr. Almagro's declarations and the Times article distorted an essential discussion.
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And yet it is one of the least understood and distorted subjects in American history.
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" Elton John said media reports of the couple's trip to Nice were "distorted and malicious.
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For Ms. Warren, a distorted democratic system is the result of the maldistribution of wealth.
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Supporters of Senate Bill 4 say that opponents have distorted its intent and potential impact.
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As the former CIA director, Pompeo distorted intelligence about Russia to fit Trump's preferred narratives.
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Hatch said he is "disgusted" by press reports that have "distorted" how the provision originated.
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The sound engineer, Trevor Spencer, picked up a guitar and began playing some distorted riffs.
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He has distorted the truth for so long, he now seems routinely untethered from reality.
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Asked about that specific portion of the memo, McCarthy claimed Pelley had distorted the text.
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Sadly, the Trump administration has distorted and weaponized religious liberty to attack the LGBTQ community.
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A minute later, grunge-style, tremolo turns to distorted strum and the beat kicks harder.
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But when law professors proffer distorted interpretations of the document, they risk misleading the public.
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So I found myself alone in my bathtub, with my crazy thoughts and distorted thinking.
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And several of Mr. Trump's claims either relied on dubious data or distorted research reports.
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This has effectively distorted the market and delayed the implementation of alternatives like renewable electricity.
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While this stereotype has "kernels of truth," Howe said, the criticism paints a distorted picture.
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"Breaking Down," with its electric sitar and distorted lead guitar, plunges tersely into darker moments.
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By any measure, the "Complicit" ad paints a distorted "fake news" picture of the undocumented.
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All of these things, culturally, have really distorted what life is about, in many ways.
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It's arrestingly blunt, as two humans gnarl their voices until they approximate heavily distorted guitars.
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It's also possible that the murder rate alone gives a distorted view of violent crime.
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But a closer look at the Apple smartphone reveals how the headline figure is distorted.
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It's structured like a radio song, even if it's a little smart, a little distorted.
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During the campaign — and into his presidency — Donald Trump repeatedly exaggerated and distorted crime statistics.
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Discs wider than that distorted under their own weight and the variations of night-time temperature.
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Now distorted images are being used to stir up a hateful frenzy against provocative student activists.
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His guitar, distorted, was played over carefully crafted layers of sound with a slightly industrial samples.
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The term has arguably outlived its usefulness at this point, distorted as its definition has become.
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The track is a hybrid of various textures, ranging from club beats, synths and distorted vocals.
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When it came, accompanied as it was by the distorted sound of a gong, I trembled.
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Mirack had blood on her face, which was "distorted" because she had been beaten, Stedman said.
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We will continue to hold legal liability for malicious and distorted claims related to this matter.
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But in this distorted refraction of 2016, Palin claimed the stage for herself, with a warning.
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On the left, union-funded ads have distorted Dr Heck's views on pensions and other issues.
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My temples throbbed with heat, cold sweat pearled on my limbs, and sounds became distorted echoes.
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Once a pair of headphones is unusable and distorted, I'll throw them out in the crowd.
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Faces are distorted masks, water is a solid, and the entire world is blurred and muddy.
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That Trump has prevaricated, exaggerated and distorted while in office isn't a surprise for most Americans.
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We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism — forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America.
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My independence, natural joy, gentleness, and steady lifestyle I had been enjoying became distorted beyond recognition.
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In this map, each country's size is distorted to reflect the size of its immigrant population.
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Rusada claimed Antseliovich's words were "distorted," and that she was actually quoting the McLaren report itself.
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That partly reflected a very strong performance by retailers in October 23.3 which distorted the comparison.
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"Well, I think it was — I think it was distorted by the Russian intervention," Podesta said.
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James O'Keefe and his distorted videos are just another weapon in Trump's war on the truth.
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It presents a distorted and twisted picture of Israel to the naive and to the ignorant.
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Because we're all personally invested in believing in the distorted lie that is the pretty filter.
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The newly discovered software distorted tests for CO2, which is the leading cause of global warming.
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My time in high school and college, more than 30 years ago, has been ridiculously distorted.
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The red frame around the picture hanging above my bed, a distorted photo of my torso.
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In the following days, they developed vision impairment, including blurriness and distorted vision, their lawsuit said.
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Distorted and exaggerated stories about Clinton controversies had the added effect of pumping up Trump's candidacy.
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Comments have all too frequently been distorted to mean the opposite of what was actually said.
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I was so used to driving and flying, my understanding of North America had become distorted.
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Public transportation is a perfect example of how ideologically based myths and misconceptions have distorted policy.
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Were they distorting success into failure, or was failure being distorted into victory by the military?
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Those ultra-loose policies are all too likely to have seriously distorted global asset market prices.
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World leaders are definitely laughing, but the mockery seems aimed at the distorted reality of Trump.
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I was so used to driving and flying, the shape of the continent had been distorted.
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"We must be able to operate in an un-distorted, market-based competitive environment," Donnelly said.
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They argue the central bank has distorted the stock market as well as the bond market.
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The pictures are enlarged and distorted, scrunched or elongated, to fit the dimensions of vast walls.
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We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America.
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It is the seeming refusal to accept the latter possibility that has increasingly distorted media coverage.
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Monologues are accompanied by artistically distorted live video feeds of the actors projected on the backdrop.
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"If you are talking about any social coherence, it has been distorted or damaged," said Muslimi.
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Perhaps inevitably, Sherman has joined Instagram, where she's still posting selfies, but distorted and manipulated ones.
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The public will get a distorted view of what biblical scholarship actually does, or should do.
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But post-30 days of "clean eating," I am left with a distorted view of food.
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Earlier, Kyaw said during the debate that Zeid's report contained information that was "distorted or exaggerated".
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His damning conclusions were encased in dense legal jargon that the president distorted into a vindication.
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Mr. Kilmeade was almost certainly referring to a distorted finding from SurveyMonkey, an online polling company.
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I think when mass media gets ahold of something, it can easily be distorted or misinterpreted.
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Snowstorms in the Midwest and raging wildfires in California may have distorted employment data in November.
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"Too often I find we are being mimicked, and distorted, by the privileged other," said Muholi.
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He's never stopped making up false and distorted statements about the dangers posed by Latino immigrants.
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Neither the artists nor the curator meant for the works to be washed out or distorted.
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I now believe, however, that the veil of ignorance is quite distorted in an important respect.
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He distorted not just the facts of the case, but the investigative steps they had taken.
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Mr. Clemons was forced to resign after a New York Times investigation into the distorted data.
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In 2017, the networks clashed when Fox News distorted comments made by CNN host Jake Tapper.
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My mother was scared by the distorted facts and fabricated allegations when the school contacted her.
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Chronic illness is the busiest intersection where our distorted healthcare financing collides with substandard healthcare delivery.
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Other EU states also continued to give financial support to sugar beet farmers, which distorted competition.
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Our American punitiveness has distorted our sense of what is an adequate sentence for serious offenses.
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It's a show about the way that time gets distorted; it's one that distorts time, too.
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On Thursday, Mr. Cummings said, as he has before, that Mr. Trump had distorted his remarks.
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What they are doing is sending a vision of America around the world that is distorted.
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Former TV and film composer, Drew Silverstein, described the distorted strings in the theme as gritty.
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Actual numbers may be much higher, since the criminalization of the practice distorted reporting of it.
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It was hard to make sense of Mr. Trump's distorted vision of America's past and present.
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"Arguably the most distorted map in the country" is how one researcher described the Pennsylvania districts.
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Like a shattered mirror, each fragment reflects a different distorted image instead of a single reality.
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The result was that the original figure's message was distorted to more conveniently serve your headline.
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As a child, I didn't understand the extent to which clan ideology distorted many Somalis' thinking.
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When Mr. Scott takes a solo, his trumpet starts at a whisper and grows more distorted.
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The surrealistic art movement allowed the subconscious to be visualized with distorted images and dreamlike interpretations.
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The lead single, "Unleash," is a ballad of static and screaming; Chen's voice is distorted to hell.
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The collective and public nature of viewing art in galleries or museums is also distorted in SCREEN_.
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This app makes photos look distorted just as your computer screen would look when there's a glitch.
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This, the researchers argue, presents freely-available and easy-to-access distorted science to millions of readers.
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Some executives say the market is already distorted by subsidies granted to inefficient and poorly performing firms.
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Our system of government has devolved into an ugly, distorted gameshow of money, media and American elites.
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They don't do a damn thing for the passenger, other than look like a deliberately distorted mess.
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People who kill themselves are in intense and overwhelming pain, and often have distorted thinking and perception.
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"The track is very much about having a distorted perspective in body and mind," Gud says, cryptically.
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Hill has admitted to entering into a relationship with a distorted power dynamic with a campaign aide.
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The bass isn't exaggerated or distorted, the treble isn't spiky, and the midrange is smooth and harmonious.
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It pounds onward, somewhat distorted, until Master P comes back with a striking end to the album.
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PETER ZWEIFELProfessor of economics emeritusUniversity of Zurich The structural features of Germany's labour market are vastly distorted.
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If I left it at that, I would end up with a very weird looking, distorted wave.
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The combination could be a better indication of true activity levels than the company's bot-distorted estimates.
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If it's anything like this trailer it should be a real barf-inducing rollercoaster of distorted history.
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It's a meritocratic place where genders, ages, backgrounds, and jobs are either absent or distorted beyond recognition.
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However, related claims about the song and its author as especially racist have been distorted and exaggerated.
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These works on the whole feel metaphorical, alluding to distorted perceptions of black males in America today.
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Here's the moment when the distorted fruit finally caves under the pressure of about 600 or so.
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Trevor Walker said he suddenly lost feeling in his arms and legs and his vision became distorted.
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As for China, recent data may be distorted by the effect of the lunar-new-year holiday.
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In a world still distorted by the indignities of race, Noah knows where the real story lies.
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And through the distorted, misogynistic looking glass of The Handmaid's Tale, our present isn't looking too pretty.
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Age of Destruction is out today (April 28), and is now streaming in its distorted, deranged entirety.
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"It's been a huge swing in money flow that has distorted the market," the CBOT trader said.
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The Tap can hit some reasonably loud audio levels, but your music's going to sound audibly distorted.
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By July, the Beatles had recorded an electric version with guitar solos howling a deliberately distorted sound.
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Along with his net worth, Mr. Zuckerberg's ego has grown exponentially and, it appears, distorted his judgment.
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"The vision we see when we look into the glass of Sixties narcissism is distorted," they wrote.
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The article you supplied to the INS totally distorted quotations from the Bhagwan's book The Mustard Seed.
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Characters' faces are often as stretched and distorted as Marge's smeared face on a novelty T-Shirt.
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The term "political correctness," hijacked by both liberals and conservatives alike, has become distorted in its affect.
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Political life — whether left or right, radical or moderate — wouldn't be distorted so much by inner pain.
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A distorted economy But although Iran may seem newly confident abroad, at home it faces myriad problems.
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Her interpolation of radio-jamming signals, distorted transmissions, and other electronic fuzz adds layers of sonic unease.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly distorted the situation at the southern border and stoked fear about immigration.
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Current voting rules can also turn the goal of a "fair reflection" into a distorted funhouse mirror.
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Some also featured voiceboxes with oral testimony from the victims, their voices distorted to disguise their identity.
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Some early demos had been heavy and distorted, reflecting his anxiety about the state of the world.
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This is not only factually false, it's a wildly distorted view of all the nation stands for.
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" He is interested in how life was still "grotesque and distorted, sick and crooked, undignified and humiliated.
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All kinds of professions, from police work to law to medicine, are routinely distorted in popular culture.
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Despite Red's ability to communicate, her voice is distorted and hoarse as if talking causes her pain.
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Under the influence of a psychedelic, those things can become very evident and apparent and often distorted.
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Morrisette's guitar dove straight into Funk's, creating a thick layer of distorted power chords that never relented.
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Adjust the mirror a little further, look into your own eyes as the distorted lyrics blast out.
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When candidates told lies with abandon, distorted the views of their opponents, and incessantly quoted meaningless polls?
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It's so uninformed and distorted that it hardly rises to the level of meeting a laugh test.
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This desire to minimize the danger to the market distorted the whole government response to the outbreak.
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She said a man approached her holding a "rather distorted" portrait of her, according to the statement.
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So my views of him, even if they are basically accurate, are also incomplete and probably distorted.
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The logo: A Trump "T" penetrating a Pence "P" to form some kind of distorted American flag.
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Like their previous work, it's a self-probing pop song set to a gleefully distorted guitar line.
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Trump sees it as if in a house of mirrors — everything reflecting some distorted version of him.
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Years after the war, it came out that government officials distorted facts and deceived the American public.
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It had a wide, distorted mouth, and the overall effect was gremliny: at once fearsome and adorable.
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An overture, powered by distorted electric guitar and staccato strings, accompanies this sooty B-movie-style image.
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But the distorted history that Confederate monuments symbolize will always be with those it did not favor.
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The back-to-back hurricanes in September and October may have distorted the data in unpredictable ways.
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The permanent militarization initiated by conscription has distorted and deformed our democracy, both at home and abroad.
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It is a picture of a tranquil Vietnam before its culture was distorted, and its country wrecked.
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Accounts of this immensely complicated relationship are too often distorted by prejudice on one side or another.
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The prospect seemed as modest as it was isolated—just another Spanish townscape distorted by heat shimmers.
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But exchange rates can be distorted by investors, which in turn can distort patterns of economic growth.
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What thin creations these characters are — and how distorted they are by the stilted prose and characterizations.
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Artificially distorted prices at first led industry to stop new investment and, later, to stop production altogether.
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" It gave him, he continued, "strange feelings about time and passage of time — it's all so distorted.
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Gabor Polyak, analyst at Hungarian media think tank Mertek, said competition was being distorted by the conglomerate.
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The way he thinks and talks about art is distorted by the demons of money and publicity.
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"They distorted how Americans view the People's Republic and how they review General Secretary Xi." he said.
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For the last 40 years, The U.S.-Pakistan relationship has been distorted through the lens of Afghanistan.
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"Daesh has distorted the image of Islam," Rahim said, using an Arabic term for the Islamic State.
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The Tomatometer has been further distorted by the triumph of "poptimism"—critical faith in commercial success stories.
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Especially when it comes to the perceived dangers of vaccines, rational thinking is easily distorted by narratives.
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It serves Assistant and voice playback pretty well, but it gets a bit distorted at louder volumes.
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"We got caught in a hurricane of distorted media in a sense with headlines," Mr. Forte said.
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Yet, ideological fervor has distorted policy even beyond the best interests of many in the fossil industry.
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"Got a light," he says (it's not a question) amid distorted sound and static and bright flashes.
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"Bild has distorted what I said yesterday," he told Reuters when asked to comment on the report.
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Cobain eschewed slick, corporate rock, and his anguished lyrics and distorted riffs expressed both intimacy and rebellion.
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General Helal maintained that the news reports in general were distorted and incorrect, without getting into specifics.
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Their distorted volumes and perspectives challenge comprehension and confuse inside with out and two with three dimensions.
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The thick distorted guitar sounds were loud enough to make a seasoned heavy metal fan's ears ring.
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Each one is a separate matrix of the inevitably corrupting nature of power and a distorted libido.
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Farrelly must also contend with criticism from the pianist's relatives who say the film distorted his character.
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It didn't take many meetings to convince me that veterans were being perceived through a distorted lens.
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For those not in the know, power metal albums sound like a Broadway musical with distorted guitars.
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We would be fools to say that the present moment isn't one of the most distorted ever.
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Alternative rock icon and guitar hero Hatfield converts Newton-John's biggest hits into distorted jangle-rock songs.
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Justin Amash in concluding that Trump obstructed justice, Barr distorted Mueller's findings, and impeachment is necessary and appropriate?
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Network news has become so partisan, distorted and fake that licenses must be challenged and, if appropriate, revoked.
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American businesses disgruntled by what they see as distorted exchange rates may soon have more weapons at hand.
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Manny Montelibano: Here Distorted continues at 1335Mabini (Casa Tesoro, 1335 A. Mabini Street, Manila, Philippines) through April 15.
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Fitch also considers the bank's adequate profitability and asset quality, although these are somewhat distorted by high inflation.
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This article features distorted information, rehashing old stories and rumors that have long ago been put to rest.
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The distorted EDM-like synths, particularly in the glitchy breakdown before the end, are Grimes-like, I guess.
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This sentence started my distorted belief on what it was to be "healthy" — specifically, thin must equal healthy.
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You'll act out of instinct, even if it's distorted; Pisces are no strangers to the absurdities of life.
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The gravity from the lens warps the light from the source, making it appear brighter and slightly distorted.
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The song kicks off like Jimmy Eat World circa Bleed American, before catching a wave of distorted guitars.
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Whereas Picasso's coolly distorted representation is disturbing, Butterly's misshapen vessels joyfully celebrate their collapsed, slumping, and toppled forms.
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Notwithstanding a list of latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates, the distorted, almost supernatural images are unrelenting in their obscurations.
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But as economists since Adam Smith have recognised, markets are inevitably distorted by the unequal distribution of power.
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But those guns were actually meant to terrify me, and to increase my distorted psychological dependence upon him.
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Ignore that almost entirely, as Darcy does, and you end up with a distorted analysis of Trump's success.
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However, auction prices can be distorted by a few famous artists whose output is perceived as extremely valuable.
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The biggest problem, says Steffen Hertog of the London School of Economics, is the Gulf's distorted labour market.
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I'm going to let my record and my character stand for itself and not be distorted or smeared.
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The beach's "gently shelving waters" could have distorted the whales' echolocation, causing a navigational error for the pods.
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The majority panel's reading of Whole Woman's Health is "erroneous and distorted", he wrote, joined by three colleagues.
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In other words, the characters Shatner tends to play are often distorted reflections of his Star Trek work.
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On previous albums, when distorted riffage signaled candid personal expression, Paramore were direct to the point of perfunctory.
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There are ones that walk and threaten me in a distorted voice, and others that float around silently.
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Yes, it's difficult, because there are many interests and the state has grown in an absolutely distorted way.
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Shots of people passing through go distorted as if the images are melting through a fish-eye lens.
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Ace's guitar playing is very rock 'n' roll, and his distorted sound is very comfortable for my ears.
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It was as distorted as a long-forgotten black-and-white photograph, warped by age and water damage.
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Try "The Cross," half-strummed acoustic gospel elegy, half-thundering rock anthem, with guitars more distorted than usual.
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Social scientists have repeatedly demonstrated that performance reviews are distorted by two things: office politics and grade inflation.
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In scientific terms, déjà vu is called paramnesia, which describes distorted memory or confusion of fact and fantasy.
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Like Arrowsmith's portraits, the singer's album covers feature images in which his features are distorted or semi-obscured.
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All of the distorted video can be recorded in real time and saved or shared on social media.
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The Jones Act has raised prices for American consumers and distorted the U.S. economy for almost a century.
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There's a mountain of instances, collected over two decades, where Fox News has distorted truth or evaded it.
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A distorted view of history Trump's misstatements, embellishments and untruths about accepted historical fact have run the gamut.
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A familiar face or distorted limb appears onscreen for a moment, before blurring again into blotchy, dissolving orbs.
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"The objectives that were set at the time of granting the loan have been absolutely distorted," Fernandez said.
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Karanikolaou's figure looks heavily edited — especially her left leg, which appears distorted and significantly smaller than her right.
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It's "a distorted, biomechanical reflection of man," Williams explains, and its terrifying nature comes down to its simplicity.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism -- forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Bush said.
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The distorted sex ratio of Indian migrants helps demographers track trends that would otherwise be hard to measure.
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Negative 55,000 manufacturing jobs is a pretty stark number, even if it's heavily distorted by the GM strike.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, forgetting the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Bush said.
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Gravitational waves occur when the fabric of space and time are distorted by the movement of large masses.
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This highlights how the normal accounting of trade flows is inherently distorted under the current trade-deficit estimates.
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It constantly mixes distorted and manipulated sounds with natural ones, and it deliberately veers away from pop familiarity.
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Have citizens' rights to speech under the First Amendment been distorted by the courts to privilege special interests?
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De Blasio had his voice distorted on a Iowa video link, making it sound like he inhaled helium.
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In less obvious ways, the market for oil and the fuels made from it has also been distorted.
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"Every move he makes is a response to this distorted inner world he lives in," Schwartz told me.
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Some members of the gala audience may squirm at Fure's fiercely bright chords and distorted, staticky instrumental textures.
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Those citizens apparently overlook the role the media have played in fueling distorted reality in the first place.
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But in this market fundamentals are being distorted by warehousing shenanigans and their impact on front-month spreads.
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Finally, if everything from weather to sports is laden with violent imagery, perceptions and emotions become needlessly distorted.
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Apidima 0003 was in pieces, and Apidima 2000, the most complete skull belonging to the Neanderthal, was distorted.
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My work interrogates distorted color perception and its impact upon the value of human life in public space.
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So these companies have gotten so large, so influential, that they've distorted competition in the markets they touch?
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"He distorted the picture because he put a bunch of his own money in there, too," said Clegg.
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The circumstances surrounding these tragedies suggest that our contemporary views of motherhood are distorted—and, in turn, dangerous.
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The electronic artist takes heavy industrial sounding drum hits, interspersing them with distorted takes of Jonathan Davis's voice.
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Look for Jason Murray's book 'A Distorted Revolution: The Story of Eric's Trip' by Nimbus Publishing next year.
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Those who struggle with anorexia have a powerful fear of weight gain and a cruelly distorted self-perception.
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That distorted image becomes the one that the phone "remembers" and can be used to unlock the device.
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They are planned, the poses are not natural and at times the image of the person is distorted.
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He denied any wrongdoing and insisted that his recorded comments had been distorted and taken out of context.
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Key concepts have been distorted by misuse and discredited by decades of Soviet and then Putin-era propaganda.
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About such things it is fair to say that Mr. Trump has at best only a distorted vision.
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Wax molds of the artist's face, flattened and distorted, are paired with motion-activated recordings of her voice.
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"Clickbait" is when an image is distorted or dramatized in order to entice people into clicking on it.
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How disturbing that the vitally important issue of sexual violence is being deployed and distorted in the process.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism — forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Bush said.
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The legislation gives broad latitude to the public prosecutor to determine what counts as distorted or false information.
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These "distorted replicas" are emblematic of our struggle as a society to conform our realities to the ideal.
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But Iran's isolation, which is in some ways conducive to fine art, has also distorted the art market.
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Gogol possessed a preternatural gift for imagining evil, which drove him to see dismembered bodies and distorted faces.
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"Death" is a sepulchral parade of images that have distorted and swallowed up the history of African-Americans.
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Hatch said he is "disgusted" by press reports that have "distorted" how the provision originated: http://bit.ly/2202CAopUr.
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And they have no problem leaving a distorted impression that the only Americans supporting Israel are Trump Republicans.
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Far too often African American identities are distorted into their separate parts never to be made whole again.
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But the rationale these memos provided distorted domestic and international law, and the Justice Department later rescinded them.
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We should recognize the destructive elements within us — our afflictive emotions and distorted perspectives — and understand them thoroughly.
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There is a realization that the payroll numbers in December and January are possibly distorted by seasonal issues.
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They decrease when it seems smaller, for example in a distorted image or based on virtual reality technology.
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Transit directions were incomplete, landmarks were mislabeled, and the app's "Flyover" feature displayed images that were highly distorted.
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Like some bizarre version of the game "telephone," each rendition of prior decisions becomes more distorted and grotesque.
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"I think the meaning has been distorted enough that it's more of a punchline than anything," Pash said.
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And the more distorted markets get, the harder it is to convince the public that capitalism is working.
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And policy is often distorted to jam it through one of these exceptions, particularly the budget reconciliation process.
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Some on the mainland were able to circumvent censors by posting inverted or distorted images of the protests.
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Taggart and Pall hold up a distorted mirror to their audience, showing fans the ugliest versions of themselves.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Bush said.
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It's not that I don't believe that Weinstein has pathological issues as well as distorted views of women.
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According to the number of the rulers, he distinguished between: (1) monarchy, the rule of one good man, and tyranny, the distorted form of monarchy; (2) aristocracy, the rule of a few good men, and oligarchy, its distorted form; (3) democracy, the rule of the many, of all the people.
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Explanations included a swarm of comets, a recently-annihilated planet, a distorted star, gravity darkening, and even alien megastructures.
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But NPLs are not evenly spread among banks and sector NPL ratios are distorted by some exceptionally high concentrations.
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The horseshoe is that effect in action—what you're seeing here is galaxies in the distance magnified and distorted.
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He thinks politicians and the news media have painted a distorted picture of what life is really like here.
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"If all the pictures [you take] are up close, the way you view yourself may be distorted," Paskhover said.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling UNESCO a "theater of the absurd" that allegedly distorted history instead of preserving it.
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It's heavily distorted, but in the beginning you can see him on the phone with his oxygen mask on.
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Just don't forget to turn it off when you're not using it or your music will sound super distorted.
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So I left all the 'real world' scenes alone, and concentrated on the distorted, fantastical areas of the story.
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Objects in the north and south become distorted as the flat map compensates for the flattening of the globe.
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"A completely distorted and untrue version of events in this case has been circling the media," the statement said.
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I'm aware that I've had a somewhat distorted relationship with food ever since I started dieting around age 17.
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Rather, once our perception is distorted, we act in ways that seem reasonable to us but foolish to observers.
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A trip to the vet revealed that Sinatra had a microchip; unfortunately the information on the chip was distorted.
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The textbook presents a distorted view of Mexican-Americans, in part because it relies on stereotypes and incorrect assumptions.
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Its property and mortgage markets are distorted by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which guarantee almost all housing loans.
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While the vote had no practical economic effect, the Israeli government called the church's position distorted and historically biased.
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The notion that stronger growth can lead to lower share prices is a reminder of how distorted markets are.
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The dynamics can be very complex and could be quite dangerous, especially when that power is distorted or exploited.
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Critics say Fernandez's growth-at-all-costs policies stoked inflation and distorted the economy through heavy-handed currency controls.
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The two objects were so massive that the interaction of their gravities distorted the space and time around them.
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Rage Against the Machine and Metallica are my go-to sources for deliberately distorted guitar and strained, screaming vocals.
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" -- Day of Remembrance, 2009 "I believe in language, although it has been distorted, corrupted, and poisoned by the enemy.
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He has long been a critic of the Fed's zero-rate interest policy, saying it has distorted asset valuations.
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That would magnify the torque on a distorted electron to the point where it should be detectable with lasers.
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Mr Macron is right that trade and markets are being distorted by the actions of China and, increasingly, America.
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This is especially true in current markets, which are distorted every few years by the latest hot-stock phenomenon.
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Speaking to Keith Morrison, Lyle says in the episode that he still maintains their crimes were distorted by authorities.
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Her video showed the powerful role livestreaming has started to play in events where the truth can be distorted.
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Some bankers also remain bearish on current conditions and believe that the ECB's intervention has simply distorted credit valuations.
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Sometimes it's a distorted mirror, like with the chronic masturbator, and sometimes it's an uncomfortably close mirror, with Karen.
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"I just find rates and equity markets heavily distorted right now, and there are opportunities out there," he said.
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We call on the FCC to investigate whether Sinclair's production of distorted news reports fails the public interest test.
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This unfortunately presents a distorted picture of the value that we add to students at the University of Exeter.
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But this number is distorted by British American Tobacco's $57.8 billion offer for U.S. cigarette maker Reynolds American Inc.
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The global economy has become debt disabled and market prices have been massively distorted by governments and central banks.
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If our justice system is allowed to be distorted and abandoned for Mr. Cosby, none of us are safe.
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The results are subconscious scenes where characters of distorted proportions entangle with phantom scenes hinged between fiction and reality.
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Instead of growing distorted as images do on Google Maps, details become clearer and the room retains its dimensions.
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A British heavy metal icon once roamed the world's stages, piercing his audience's eardrums with his distorted Rickenbacker bass.
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Let's just say that watching Hillary Clinton dabbing on live television distorted my face into the hardest cringe imaginable.
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Xuecheng issued a denial on his Weibo microblog account, saying the allegations stemmed from "fabricated material" and "distorted facts".
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While that probably distorted last week's data, the underlying trend in claims was consistent with a robust labor market.
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Hobert Flynn credits Ocasio-Cortez for cutting through the "distorted picture" that Republican members of Congress had painted. Rep.
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On EDM tracks, the base packs a punch without being distorted, and other high and low tones aren't lost.
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Hollywood's creations are the mirror in which Americans see themselves – and the current racially skewed reflection is dangerously distorted.
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Your memory of the periphery starts to quickly drift, causing a distorted appearance for even the "world's sexiest" people.
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"Sometimes what he has said gets distorted or jaundiced or outright twisted into unrecognizable fashion," added Trump's incoming counselor.
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Some LME participants have complained that trading bursts in the ring just before the close have distorted closing prices.
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And since the screen is quite reflective, you'll often see distorted reflections along the edges, which can be distracting.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump tweeted in support of Confederate statues Thursday — and offered a distorted version of history.
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She said she took the original photo from a fan who added a mirror effect, which distorted the image.
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When Mr. Kim was disallowed, however, the trolls hacked the site and inserted a code that distorted the results.
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At the highest volume, sound from the Beam will become distorted, just like on the $200 Sonos One speaker.
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Critics say Fernandez's growth-at-all-costs policies stoked inflation and distorted the economy through heavy-handed currency controls.
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The signal is distorted by the layers of skin, bone and membrane that separate the brain from the electrode.
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Good journalists should not be willing accept such distorted pretenses at face value, nor assume good faith without evidence.
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To support the reversal, the agency had to rely on distorted truths, claiming that new facts supported the reversal.
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But not all fear is the distorted, excessive fear of anxiety disorder, beavering away over negligible or imagined ills.
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And I'm going to let my record and my character stand for itself and not be distorted or smeared.
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The only problem is that Brooks presents a distorted picture, portraying Francis as primarily a populist blemished by racism.
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And in the double-stopped opening of the Beethoven, his vibrato was so wide that it distorted the harmonies.
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If I wanted to make big, bombastic, distorted, echo-y, trippy music, the atmospheric stuff, a studio is nice.
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"With hundreds of face images, I can easily generate millions of distorted images to train the network," he said.
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Inspired by Chris Cunningham's distorted video works, comics illustrator Moebius, and Martine Rothblatt's humanoid robot BINA48, Aron Johnson, a.k.a.
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His distorted CGI renditions of faces can look like anything from skin masks to a beehive-like trypophobe's nightmare.
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Bassil's office later said al-Mayadin had distorted his comments through its editing of the interview, without explaining how.
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The idea is to protect the user's "real" facial information by only storing one of D-ID's distorted copies.
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Jamal is also gay, making him one of many queer men who suffer from BDD and distorted body image.
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Michael D'Antonio: A speech that distorted reality on immigration The would-be border wall builder wants to construct bridges.
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This causes the larger star to be distorted into more of a teardrop shape, rather than the usual sphere.
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Then came works featuring humanoid figures and faces, the eyes, ears and other body parts distorted or bizarrely placed.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Mr. Bush said.
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The songs themselves are less alien, carrying the distorted echoes of other songs that makes folk music folk music.
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Escher's face was in the middle, but a geometrically distorted rendering of his office could be seen around it.
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"Any allegations that the I.D.F. knowingly distorted or edited video footage are totally baseless and false," it said. video
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Their communication could have distorted the competition for sovereign bonds, issued by the governments of eurozone countries, it said.
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The mounting "yellow vests" protests in France reflect anger at societies distorted or corrupted in favor of the rich.
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The people may do that when presented with the whole picture after seeing only a partial or distorted one.
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But of course, other people will think that only if the quote is plucked out of context and distorted.
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A group show at Westbeth Gallery examines how identities are formed, transmuted, distorted, and displayed in the social sphere.
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At the center of the carnage was Aung Thein Mya, though witness accounts varied, distorted by time and trauma.
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Tuesday brought Mr. Bleckmann's woozy, spacey lounge act, his airy voice distorted by electronic echo effects and little idiosyncrasies.
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But the same forces that buoyed Mr. Trump's campaign have distorted news coverage toward sensationalism and away from sobriety.
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An increasing sense of unease is cultivated with thrashing choreography, pulsing strobe lights, screaming, and whispers of distorted dialogue.
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I don't know what fair value is in this financially distorted world, but the historic mean is significantly lower.
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" In some posts, the pictures were real but "used out of their original context or related to distorted data.
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Musk says he performed the lyrics, which are modified and distorted to an airy electronic, supernatural-sounding final product.
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The trouble, he said, was that his positions were constantly being distorted by the liberal gatekeepers in the media.
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The views at national parks, and the air tourists breathe, are often distorted by air pollution, the EPA said.
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A woman's decision might be distorted by self-doubt, said Kelly Dittmar, assistant professor of political science at Rutgers.
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"What thin creations these characters are — and how distorted they are by the stilted prose and characterizations," she says.
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Macri promised to "normalize" the economy, which he said had been distorted by heavy-handed trade and currency controls.
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Fascinated by human faces and inner states of mind, he specialized in surreal, fanciful and distorted portraits of heads.
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When it closed abruptly in August 2014, the bridge, which resembles an elongated W, was visibly distorted as well.
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Meghan's lawyers contend that because parts of the letter were omitted, the publication "intentionally distorted or manipulated" its meaning.
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Panelists also struggled to make sense of a number of unexplained deaths, which may have distorted the actual result.
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Black metal songs typically have a fast tempo and feature shrieking vocals, heavily distorted guitars and unconventional song structures.
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It is this distorted image that German foreign policy makers will be up against in the years to come.
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If left unchecked, Trump will continue to use censorship to remake the federal government in his own distorted image.
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"My cheeks looked like big mushroom clouds, and my eyes were all distorted in a crazy way," she said.
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Traditionally, artists like Hans Holbein the Younger and Leonardo da Vinci created distorted anamorphic imagery in their classical paintings.
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Christina A. West's electric apple-hued "Screen" (21700) is like a distorted fun house inspired by photographic green screens.
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And their rush to please has unexpectedly distorted how environmental policy is made and implemented, sometimes with unwanted consequences.
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The truth: As with his initial approval of the Libya invasion, Trump has grossly distorted his record on Syria.
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People who take low doses of ketamine often describe distorted visual perception and the ability to arrive at insights.
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Both times, the distorted guitars and echoes behind him resonated and uplifted, giving his introspection a dream-like feel.
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Viewers were quick to capture the moment on social media, and reactions to his distorted response began trending on Twitter.
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Google does the same for its personal assistant but distorted the audio before it is listened to by an employee.
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There, the band started to experiment with the distorted melodies and borderline-pop sensibilities that would come to define them.
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Mirack was strangled to death but she sustained a "brutal beating" to the point her "face was distorted," he added.
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This is usually based around the polar regions but sometimes affects temperatures further south if it becomes weakened or distorted.
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Now we've got "Kids (Ain't All Right)," a furious stomp—all crunchy, 90s, distorted guitars, and Mitchell's husky, swaggering vocal.
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Like spot prices, spreads can be distorted by short-term noise as traders accumulate and liquidate positions in a herd.
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To fight it, he has tried to deny the reality presented by the State Department and distorted his election performance.
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In other words, anyone using the index to monitor the market is seeing a picture heavily distorted by Wall Street.
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It's a pleasant surprise to come across small laptop speakers that pack punchy bass, clear mids, and non-distorted highs.
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The only way to dramatize such a narrative is with breakneck enthusiasm, with nonstop galloping beats and distorted electronic blats.
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" "We did correct for the optics of the lens slightly as people's heads get distorted through the wide angle lens.
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The flowers are shot against a crisp black background, vibrantly colorful and alive, their appearance distorted by a reflective material.
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But in both cases, reality there is distorted, and somewhere inside is a room that will grant visitors' innermost desires.
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These objects represent the bodies of victims of the American medical industry, distorted by nightmares and barely recognizable as human.
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For those searching to better understand how information becomes distorted, Chang's work may the first step to decoding the process.
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Brittany Cooper delves into the topic of black women's anger — something that's historically been dismissed and distorted with racist stereotypes.
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The driving, distorted guitars, Serj Tankian's alternations between screaming, growling, and howling, the whole uneasy-listening mix is right there.
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Then again, she doesn't say they weren't ... but she's concerned the video could be "distorted and misleading" to the court.
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The sound of church bells ring out, puncturing the murky, twilit atmosphere and punctuating the howling ripples of distorted riffs.
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A growing body of research has demonstrated that the distorted light of modern media does not always lead to illumination.
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But absent some compelling reason to believe that those institutions have been corrupted or systematically distorted, we accept their results.
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So when the light (emitted in radio wave form) from the event horizon finally reached us, it had been distorted.
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The broader worry is that the DOJ's investigations distorted Alstom's sale process, giving an edge to a potential American purchaser.
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He has maintained that his conviction was unfair and the accident at Upper Big Branch was distorted by the media.
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Sweat distorted the air before Shockie's eyes in the suffocating cabin of the PCO, with its thrum of phone voices.
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He has long, stringy blonde hair, a patchy beard, and thick glasses that give his eyes a distorted, curious quality.
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Laced into the soundtrack of the show were the distorted voices of Cesar Chavez, Martin Luther King Jr., and RuPaul.
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This is the same reason Facebook recently came under fire for leaving up distorted videos of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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The mysterious videos feature distorted voices and a triangle logo (hence the Illuminati rumor) with the word "Face" in it.
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When you're wired in to a virtual-reality experience, studies have shown that our actual sense of reality is distorted.
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Property speculation has also led to widened inequality and distorted social values that have prompted phenomenon such as fake divorces.
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We did correct for the optics of the lens slightly as people's heads get distorted through the wide angle lens.
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Once on paper, it's easier to identify how distorted they are, and to generate more realistic thoughts to replace them.
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But any attention to his words makes clear that an extremely disturbing, distorted vision of America still defines this presidency.
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Narukawa seeks to solve the conceptual problems that come with a distorted perception of the world's oceans and polar regions.
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An IR-sensitive camera watches how those dots are distorted and reflected on your face, producing a detailed 3D mesh.
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The protagonists' faces are minimalist and distorted, sometimes with eyes nearly vertical in their heads, and simple slashes for noses.
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Critics say Karanikolaou's figure looks heavily edited — especially her left leg, which appears distorted and significantly smaller than her right.
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Anton's rendering is clever, dishonest, and used by virtually all defenders of this distorted interpretation of the 14th Amendment. Sen.
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Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen told a news conference that Chinese state financing and state-owned enterprises distorted EU markets.
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His music is a super distorted mix of hip-hop—processed low and creepy to give a unique, spooky vibe.
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This has further accentuated the move higher for bond prices and many economists now believe the market has become distorted.
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Schifter's words, distorted through a ghostlike recording, conjure a grim picture of labor under assault by an under-regulated competitor.
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" He said the press distorted and controlled reality as a means to hold public attention, but with "no moral inspiration.
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On Twitter, Sanders shared a distorted video clip of the press conference that didn't show the complete back-and-forth.
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Even if they unite, their voices are too often distorted or drowned by the louder voices from well-funded lobbies.
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But what they are doing is they're sending a vision of America that's distorted, that's damaging, that is hurting us.
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The real problem is the pathology of a perverse minority of extremists with distorted notions of holy war and martyrdom.
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In the 1990s, he became known for sculptures involving comically distorted faces and bodies of people projected onto stuffed dummies.
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This prosperity gospel, with its distorted image of Jesus, makes me angry, but more than that, it makes me sad.
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Those of us working in the field of verification know there is no shortage of ways video can be distorted.
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And a woman who dated Trump on Monday said that the Times's reporting had distorted her relationship with the billionaire.
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"Network news has become so partisan, distorted and fake that licenses must be challenged and, if appropriate, revoked," he tweeted.
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The neighbor told state investigators that Devonte looked "distorted," and his frame was "tinier than his head," with small shoulders.
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It is a function of markets that are distorted to reward the very short term and to neglect indirect costs.
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Boris plays various kinds of romanticist, distorted, slow-release music, not without humor and mischief, and sometimes verging on pop.
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Tonight will be a completely new debate experience, scored and distorted in real time by instantaneous reaction on social media.
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It begins with a series of tender pitch-distorted and layered vocals that recall Kanye West's 808's and Hearbreak.
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But the messy, distorted music rocks hard anyway, as both a representation of, and a temporary antidote to, psychic chaos.
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Many of the most successful investors built exceptional startups, which only by today's distorted standards look like "modest" economic outcomes.
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While the technology's current applications involved distorted faces for caricature, the same technology could be used for exceptionally realistic video.
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When I stare at the face of America, I see a distorted image of a country needlessly plagued by hatred.
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He said many of the incidents reported by BuzzFeed were based on unsubstantiated rumors and others were distorted and misleading.
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The photographs feature real subjects — mucous, cuticles, newspaper clippings — often captured at microscopic levels to create a fossilized, distorted effect.
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Computers stretched and distorted each pavilion and courtyard to capture shade from the south and prevailing breezes from the north.
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Our perceptions are distorted, in part, by thinking about swings in terms of points rather than in terms of percentages.
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Rocky's TESTING is all about "testing new sounds" as he blends distorted vocals over a myriad of calming guitar strings.
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Most people have developed a distorted sense of how personal and trusting they should be with others via their devices.
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Hungry's distorted drag is interested in the deep wells of the self, a dream sequence that expresses the alien within.
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Swimming pools in the foreground of all three paintings reflect their background architecture and environments, but in distorted, inaccurate ways.
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Glittered with groove and head bobbing inducing basslines, it's a refreshing contrast to Toronto's often heavy and low distorted sounds.
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The painting was deemed admirably even — no bumps or distorted areas — and was left to lie flat for a while.
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The trolls who spread distorted and falsified information before earlier elections have failed to make much of a splash here.
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"Now, they see the American media as having an agenda and having their coverage distorted by this agenda," she said.
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These distorted incentives — the "deadweight loss" from a tariff — are shown by the areas of the triangles in the figure.
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"It's my country; I love my people, even though their ideas about me are distorted by controlled media," Sukur said.
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The filmmakers pored over books, documents and other research to remind viewers of the woman behind the often distorted legend.
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The way that the Religious Right has bent and distorted biblical doctrine to support this vulgar man is absolutely obscene.
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As today progressed, the hearing was being fed into Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, where it will be warped and distorted.
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Market participants have distorted expectations on how much consumer prices will change in the future, an economist told CNBC Thursday.
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Basically, it means deliberately distorted information that is secretly leaked into the communication process in order to deceive and manipulate.
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The black metal songs typically have a fast tempo and feature shrieking vocals, heavily distorted guitars and unconventional song structures.
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To most, though, it signifies a story where the facts are so disputed or distorted that truth itself becomes fluid.
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Many voters dismiss the distorted offensive numbers from the fun-house mirror of Coors Field and its mile-high elevation.
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Muscular drumming and distorted, suspended harmonies offset the almost nonchalant lucidity of Mr. Endsley's trumpet and Ben Wendel's tenor saxophone.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, forgotten the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Bush said last week.
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Browser hacks scrambled web pages, turning them into distorted images, and Facebook-oriented projects treated the platform's design as Dadaist.
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Second, these one-time snapshots may get distorted depending on what's going on while planes fly around capturing methane data.
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Over three floors you'll explore a distorted holiday landscape that looks as if a gaudy Christmas lawn display had exploded.
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Interviewed at her mother's home, Ms. Jorge said the way she was treated had distorted her feelings about being pregnant.
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"President Trump has surrendered his constitutional responsibility as Commander-in-Chief by releasing highly classified and distorted intelligence," Pelosi said.
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The jagged lines, the uneven gashes, and distorted shapes are like the blues in 3D, helping add dimension and depth.
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International politicians are an ideal audience for VR, Arora says, because their perception of reality is distorted by their influence.
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To what extent the conscience of a person should be stronger even than a broken or corrupt or distorted culture.
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The undecipherable voice comes from an Armenian YouTube TV channel monologue, and has been distorted through an online graphic filter.
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Speaking to the New York Times, he said his comments had been "distorted" and were not in keeping with government policy.
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The crimes are motivated by the killers' distorted relationships with the women in their lives, or their sex-related hang-ups.
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Ms Minkowitz now sees that her perspective distorted her reporting and in doing so grossly misrepresented what happened and Teena's identity.
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Indeed, these fundamental conceits are at the root of several persistent myths about Egypt that have distorted U.S. policy for years.
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But this distorted version of perfectionist does nothing but isolate you from others and jeopardizes your chances at success and happiness.
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Overreliance on youth leads to a distorted sense of self-importance for young players, with all the disciplinary problems that brings.
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The result was Time 'n' Place, a loud, weird, distorted record that could only really be described as… bubblegum punk, maybe?
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Now, the charged circumstances surrounding this legislation has created a distorted and untrue narrative that is being pushed by the president.
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What you do hear with TV speakers will sound tinny and become more distorted the more you turn up the volume.
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In Los Angeles, Brian Greene, executive director of the Westside Jewish Community Center, said the caller's voice was "mechanical" and distorted.
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The economy overall remains distorted by a byzantine dual currency system with multiple exchange rates that Castro had promised to unify.
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It's fuzzy and distorted, a beautiful combination of rock guitars and house music-like beats that compliment Drei's laissez-faire vocals.
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Paul's mind is made up ... he says there's NO benefit to letting users watch something in a distorted form like that.
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Every move he made was calculated to undermine Trump and present the most unbalanced and distorted view of the facts possible.
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He issues an appeal to his nephew's generation to make use of their righteous anger rather than be distorted by it.
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The paintings (all 2019) evolved from Hazan's previous considerations of how digital earth-mapping devices have impacted — indeed distorted — our perceptions.
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Under the rice scheme, Yingluck's government bought rice from farmers at above-market prices, leading to stockpiles and distorted global prices.
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I'd gone down the rabbit hole, only to find that it was the perspective I had left behind that was distorted.
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Throughout the series, Rogers shifts her preference for creating realistic photographs with a distorted edge, to crafting wholehearted, living Impressionistic works.
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This has distorted the housing market as the owners of expensive homes pay less tax than they should on their property.
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I could differentiate between deliberately distorted guitar and the occasions when Jimmy Page was more careful and precise in his strumming.
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Later, Darlene gets off the subway, thinking she's being followed while a distorted version of "A Rainy Night In Georgia" plays.
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John said he was "deeply distressed by (the) distorted and malicious account in the press" around their Nice visit last week.
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"Painting With" is a slimmed-down album: brittle and ratchety instead of sustained; percussive and transparent rather than distorted and enveloping.
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The stringent requirements for members of NARAS to vote reflect the distorted, unequal balance of executives and creators in our industry.
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War criminals have access to the airwaves and are given free rein to propagate their distorted versions of the Bosnian war.
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The picture becomes even more distorted when we account for public market SaaS comps, which set the benchmark for private companies.
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Most of the faces generated by early iterations of the networks were so distorted that the technology didn't have much functionality.
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So here we face the other possibility, one less flattering to most moral philosophers: It's their moral judgments that are distorted.
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In a later statement, Lara echoed her father-in-law in dismissing criticism of her comments as distorted "fake news" headlines.
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The Rada (parliament) called it "distorted", and a group of Ukrainian historians said they would no longer visit Poland to work.
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"The strategic structural picture is really clouded because we have distorted so much in the economic and financial system," he said.
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But the Fed's quantitative easing programs and subsequent stimulus efforts by governments and central banks around the world have distorted markets.
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The goal is to get a quality score that will match up to human perception, even if the image is distorted.
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For years, the Cúcutan counterculture was built on a short interlude of rap, then mosh pits, distorted guitars, and head-banging.
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With reviews that lingered over those technical problems, I sometime felt I'd painted a temporary and distorted image of a game.
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I think the trick was I was singing to a recording program and I distorted the hell out of my voice.
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"This kind of distorted sexual culture is becoming the norm," Sue-jung Lee, a criminal psychologist at Kyonggi University, told NPR.
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The Fed realizes that, by holding interest rates down for so long, it has distorted investment decisions and inflated asset bubbles.
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Smeared and distorted across the panel, the USD speaks to the amount of money invested to both create and buy art.
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It's a digital deconstruction of Cornish landscapes, a constant glitch, and a bad trip that James' distorted image keeps interfering with.
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"This (type) germinates in distorted minds and presents itself when the devil inspires wicked intentions, often in lambs' clothing," he said.
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"When you look in the mirror, you see a distorted version of yourself, because it's based on your perception," Stanley says.
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But unlike Warhol's works, these images are distorted and degraded in emulation of the "deep fried" aesthetic of some online memes.
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It's based on the court transcripts of the rape case of Jacob Zuma but it's also distorted or changed a bit.
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At other times, she outlines bodies in sharp silhouette, revealing partial curves and angles reminiscent of Bill Brandt's distorted photographic nudes.
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The case is distorted because the EU competition enforcer does not see Apple's iOS as a rival to Android, he said.
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F.O.," Sullivan reached for a bigger rock 'n' roll sound on the swampy blues of "Tom Cat" and the distorted "Amos.
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New York (CNN)George Lakoff has a warning for the national news media: Don't adopt President Trump's distorted framing of events.
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In his letter (enclosed), Swami Prartho Subhan objects to the Oregon Magazine's article as containing "distorted quotations" from The Mustard Seed.
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"Typical trade flows and producer marketing patterns have been and continue to be distorted," Heckman told analysts on a conference call.
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For those who pass adolescence in prison, some of these rites disappear; the ones that occur take on a distorted shape.
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The result is that both sides are smeared, their views distorted and demonized, and their supporters more entrenched and more adversarial.
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I can't think of any reason why scientists would not use these cautionary stories that contradict the dishonest/distorted/unproven ones.
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Sir Elton John said he feels "a profound sense of obligation to protect Harry" from the "distorted and malicious" British press.
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Her singsong hooks are conduits to lyrics of shrewd self-awareness and insouciant honesty, and her distorted guitars have palpable strength.
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Likewise, the affections Little Women inspires aren't necessarily "good" lessons, even as they accurately reflect our culture's distorted views of womanhood.
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We buried it—in some distorted version of its normal self— folded in a white cloth napkin in the back yard.
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He said he was trying to avoid giving the media soundbites that could be distorted by the left wing social media.
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And if these measures are distorted, it may well be a result of the very policy that aims to lift inflation.
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But the fact that Trump views his presidency -- and the world -- through the decidedly distorted lens of Fox News isn't new.
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In a speech Saturday, Sanders set out to "set the record straight" on a stance that he said has become distorted.
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On China, Timmons of the NAM advocacy group said U.S. manufacturers want to see Beijing held accountable for "distorted" trade practices.
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The more time someone spends on Twitter, the more likely their view of the world is distorted by all the shouting.
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This can include losing touch with reality, distorted thinking, delusions, auditory and visual hallucinations, paranoia, hyperactivity and rapid speech, or mania.
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With his haggard face and wild beard, he seemed a distorted reflection of the trim, controlled man I met in 2010.
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If you look closely, you can see evocative details from lost wallpaper, distorted wall outlets, and even outlines of fish bones.
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His most recent work depicts "shapes that are stretched, distorted, and caught in suspended situations," as the exhibition catalogue puts it.
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They appeal to the left behind, those who revel in distorted nostalgia for the disturbing past—when their privilege was unimpeachable.
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They are very distorted (in a good way) but we were definitely very happy with the way the album turned out.
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Weiner does a superb job of inventing the Bigfoots' charming culture, which is largely based on distorted human manners and customs.
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It's a fun-house mirror, one that reflects our moment bigger, caricatured and distorted, but that somehow feels true to life.
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Scientists who study the human genome have been dismayed to find their research misinterpreted and distorted by groups with racist agendas.
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The personal papers of one of World War II's earliest historians reveal an obsession with how Nazis distorted the German language.
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In drawings such as "Untitled (Interior with Morphing Figures and Animal)" and "Untitled (Interior with Cabinets and Distorted Figure)" (both ca.
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He blamed Democrats and the news media for "partisan hysteria" that he said distorted the intent and scope of the legislation.
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Instead of actually listening to Peterson, she just distorted, simplified and restated his views to make them appear offensive and cartoonish.
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He said he believed that the news media had distorted the group's work and the reality of life along the border.
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Nothing. Instead of allowing citizens to monitor the government, this distorted brand of "transparency" enables the government to monitor its citizens.
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The other showed a skier, the image distorted by his speed, racing toward the camera, the background a blaze of blue.
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In 2009, I dissected the list, and found a series of distorted and inflated statistics, opinions and conjecture disguised as fact.
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Second, these stakeholders need to keep working to correct the distorted picture of NAFTA repeated by President Trump and his associates.
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Sadly, most politicians don't know much about them either, or they believe distorted facts with little or no basis in reality.
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But now the president is repeating their memes and the distorted versions of history that prop up their views, she said.
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Although their feathers are normal, their wing bones are not — the females' ulnas have the same distorted shape as the males'.
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In 2002, Bush administration officials distorted intelligence to claim, falsely, that the Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
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They ripped off and distorted Native American dress, customs, and cultures as shamelessly as Instagramming white girls in headdress at Coachella.
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"It will be necessary to resist the tendency to render easy that which cannot become easy without being distorted," he wrote.
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My distorted rationale in the days after the assault: Because I didn't report what Mark did, does that make it consensual?
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The lessons they taught influenced entire generations who grew up with distorted histories of the antebellum South and the Civil War.
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"That the relevant United States official unexpectedly distorted the facts and made bogus accusations is shocking and beyond imagination, " she said.
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In the case of chronic fatigue syndrome, this implies that the illness is a matter of distorted perception and not reality.
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Kasuga's RPG infatuation also occasionally causes him to view regular human enemies as distorted, hulking monsters, much to his friends' confusion.
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" But he went on to note that "the facts are being distorted more by spin, and in some cases, conspiracy theories.
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The hostile (and often distorted) analysis in the media was disconcerting but predictable, given the trend toward greater opinion-infused coverage.
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Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos dismissed the report saying it distorted what he said during a news briefing a day earlier.
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She can assemble webs of folky fingerpicking or stack up distorted hard-rock guitars, and she often touches down in reggae.
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In other words, the labor shortage hasn't led to higher wages; it's reduced and distorted the flow of the economic river.
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Also on the table was a drawing, by Jim Shaw, of a woman's face with distorted features and a gaping mouth.
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Mr. Norquist said the desire for sweeping change had distorted some conservatives' perceptions about what could be achieved and how quickly.
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Instead, you spent much of your email making points that distorted the requests we had made and the sequence of events.
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But as Casana points out, the focus on the Islamic State can and probably has distorted responses to the wider issue.
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Most white Americans have little doubt about the distorted responsiveness likely to occur when they call the police on black people.
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This wide angle shot of my second-floor, 1,200-square-foot studio is a bit distorted but reveals the depth well.
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"True Believers" has had a synth-strong makeover, replacing that straight-fingered piano with distorted keys and consuming those swirling vocals.
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Then, we pull back —the diorama has a distorted slant— to the viewer, whose giant head is turned away from us.
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" Those Who Affected Me is displayed in a mirrored room, "creating a distorted universe where the sculpture is multiplied in infinity.
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We had a completely distorted parental leave system where you basically had a year for mothers and two weeks for fathers.
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Last year's Bury Me at Makeout Creek was a distorted cocktail of self-pity, black humor, and liberating calls for freedom.
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I think in the U.S. we have a distorted view of the market because in the U.S. people still buy in installments.
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"Distorted Skylines," is a tribute to his younger brother, as he succumbs to his own harsh opinions—even if it's borderline selfish.
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The shape of the curve can also be temporarily distorted by a lack of liquidity further along it, and large-scale hedging.
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"I can't figure out what reality is, because I'm so distorted into assuming I'm doing something wrong when I'm not," she said.
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It's not the loudest around, nor does it packs the punchiest sound, but at least it doesn't get distorted at full volume.
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The stories are told with flat animation and drained color; the faces are characterless and distorted, as if from a Bauhaus poster.
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They have such a distorted image of who he is, that they don&apost have the kind of reaction that we do.
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In the wake of 9/11, US foreign policy became heavily distorted, suspecting Islamic terrorists everywhere while ignoring other, dangerously real threats.
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"There's nothing inaccurate in the cartoon but I'm sorry it has been taken by social media and distorted so much," said Knight.
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Scraps of visual imagery whirl by, in the way one sees detritus from one's waking life subtly or frighteningly distorted in dreams.
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Its metaphors have grown stale, its winks are now klaxons and its messages — once distorted and eerie — now land with a thud.
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Users often described how their perception and their self-awareness became distorted when they took these substances, much like in a dream.
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His resulting photos masterfully capture a distorted sense of scale and makes the alien, abstract imagery look bigger than it actually is.
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Our lawful system of justice is what separates us from the murderous zealotry perpetrated by a few distorted individuals in our midst.
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But three minutes into the bright, chipper video, a distorted face with bulging eyes appears and a creepy robotic voice begins speaking.
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He added that he was "deeply distressed by (the) distorted and malicious account in the press" around their Nice visit last week.
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Whatever McCoy has done has distorted history in such a way that the universe as they know it has ceased to exist.
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"The wrong metrics can present a misleading view of system health, and optimizing against them can produce distorted outcomes," Project Include states.
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The music grows more and more discordant in the early 2000s; by the 2030s, it's so fast and distorted it's anxiety inducing.
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Trump responded by denying that the video, which appeared to originate with the far-right conspiracy site Infowars, was in fact distorted.
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The Commission said that burden would not shift because it will issue reports on countries to determine whether their markets are distorted.
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Barbed, distorted guitar slashes tear down white privilege on "Shallow," commodification on "Dead Battery," condo culture on "Glass Shadows," and then some.
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