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She says that when a story portrays a community without including the real voices of people from the community, its risks becoming skewed and imbalanced.

In Missouri, Democrats warn the special session could produce yet another map skewed toward Republicans, setting up another round of litigation before voters even head to the polls.

They are not supposed to finish 15th, not in this Premier League era where finances are skewed so extraordinarily in favour of the biggest and most popular clubs.

Reform's support last year also skewed towards older age groups.

The right-hander skewed a catch into the leg side.