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Not only does this set unrealistic expectations for what constitutes a happy or successful life, but it can distort our view of previous eras.

The EFL believes the payments - worth tens of millions of pounds to relegated clubs - distort competition and encourage reckless spending among Championship clubs.

During the vote, the president's national security adviser said there had been "massive interference" from Russia in Moldova's electoral process that had "high potential to distort the outcome".

The EFL believes the payments - worth tens of millions of pounds to relegated clubs - distort competition and wants them scrapped so that it gets a greater share of the wealth generated by the top flight.

The M4 is the largest deformable mirror ever made and will be able to change shape 1,000 times per second to correct for atmospheric turbulence and the vibrations of the telescope itself that could otherwise distort imagery.