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distorted

adjective as in crooked

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“The main danger is that the policymaker gets a distorted view,” said John Williams, who was the director of the State Department’s Russia-Eurasia analysis in the intelligence bureau before resigning earlier this year.

So when vulnerable feelings come out, the really hardcore, distorted sounds follow.”

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Amanda bought one of the cards using her design and found the image was distorted and the paper was of a poorer quality than hers.

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Maury exploited his scientific acumen to contend for the truth of insane white supremacy beliefs, often with distorted biblical window dressing.

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In those with the condition, cells in a tiny area of the retina at the back of the eye gradually become damaged and die, resulting in blurred or distorted central vision.

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