This phone can get loud and the sound never distorts.
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In that way, Sky News distorts the importance of documents.
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The problem is that SoftBank's power distorts the market dynamics.
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The majority opinion "distorts the deferential Batson inquiry," he wrote.
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This distorts global markets and chills investment here at home.
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I don't know; it distorts things; it's not very precise.
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Each discusses how the internet distorts reality and traps us.
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Mr. Trump's characterization, however, distorts what the bill actually proposes.
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Their language also distorts the relationship between malady and conduct.
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Things look exaggerated and even hallucinatory as Neptune distorts reality.
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It's easy to imagine how this obsession distorts our politics.
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But that distorts our health care conversation in odd ways.
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A dramatically weaker currency distorts the price of everything, including stocks.
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That distorts the allocation of capital and the composition of output.
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" The voice distorts, becoming demon-like and repeating, "It's morning again.
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It distorts price signals, stunts productivity growth and keeps Cubans poor.
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The judicial standard applied in the California case distorts that view.
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First, let's specify why the Electoral College distorts the popular vote.
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She bends and distorts each component to the point of confusion.
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Buffett says the rule distorts net results and can mislead investors.
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"The male fixation on youth distorts the dating pool," OkCupid concluded.
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It distorts the purpose and corrodes the value of mandated labeling.
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"The Fed will keep inflating, and that distorts things," Paul continued.
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This distorts the meaning of the term in an Orwellian fashion.
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But making the choice to lose the qualifier distorts the meaning.
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The federal presence has become disproportionate and distorts the accreditation enterprise.
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Many have argued that its simplified, feel-good message distorts history.
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She distorts her own face with blackened marks that mirror decay.
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They often cause inflammation in the vestibular nerve, which distorts those signals.
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Immediately after that, the shock of impact distorts the reef still further.
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What he is doing is embodying the way money distorts representative democracy.
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It's similar to propaganda because it distorts the truth for emotional persuasion.
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It distorts their decisions, causing them to underestimate wind and solar growth.
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Valero and Phillips 66 contend the current program structure distorts the market.
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"Television is a fish-eye lens that distorts everything," Owen told me.
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In the meantime, cheap money lets firms undercut rivals but distorts incentives.
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Another projection, the Mollweide, preserves size, but distorts shape, direction and distance.
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But it also distorts housing markets in ways that drive economists nuts.
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" Kasich's campaign manager John Weaver said Friday that the Texas Republican "distorts truth.
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One way is to observe how it distorts light traveling through deep space.
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To burnish the Jackson legend, Trump distorts and manipulates the record of history.
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Ultimately it distorts the agriculture market through a series of expensive, contradictory programs.
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He wrote Thursday that Republicans' interpretation "distorts the broader meaning" of his speech.
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It's dishonest to your audience, and it distorts the reality of the scene.
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Even when that doesn't happen, the Electoral College still radically distorts our democracy.
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" She added that the U.S. was using "irresponsible 'magical logic' that distorts facts.
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While it may be occasionally eye-opening, it inevitably distorts the bigger picture.
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Note that even Vivo's main selfie sensor distorts the image near the edges.
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The way we talk about offendersThe coverage of crime distorts and exaggerates reality.
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And the myth distorts history by highlighting the alliance while ignoring its deterioration.
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As she walks off after this putative triumph, self-hatred distorts her face.
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Extremist Hindu groups claim that it distorts history and disrespects the legendary queen.
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The deeper the well you make in space, the more space distorts and curves.
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The little we do hear distorts Davidson's voice against some pretty gnarly guitar strings.
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When large pools of capital come into companies at early stages, that distorts markets.
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Delivering food as aid, even indirectly, by vouchers or e-cards, inevitably distorts markets.
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This would please QE's critics, who claim a large balance-sheet distorts financial markets.
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This distorts the labour market because companies would have otherwise invested in American workers.
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Trump is a media-savvy guy, who knows how TV distorts and distends narratives.
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But crony capitalism distorts this arrangement, often driven by our money-lubricated political campaigns.
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It also significantly distorts the story of the conservative take-over of the courts.
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Trump still lies, exaggerates, distorts and responds to paper cuts by butchering his enemies.
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Albrecht, on the other hand, openly distorts his gaze from an even longer distance.
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This is called politically motivated reasoning, and it distorts how we see the world.
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Because housing outperforms all other asset classes in China, it distorts capital allocation too.
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A regulatory regime that distorts either of these should be avoided at all costs.
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Blaming the health care law for the coverage gap distorts a chain of causality.
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This weird view shows how Saturn's outer atmosphere distorts light from rings located behind it.
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Power distorts, power corrupts, power leavens—and power can change hands, even systemically, very fast.
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Opponents of QE say that it distorts markets and inflates asset bubbles, among other things.
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Imagine someone who distorts the truth to fit a very narrow view of the world.
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Lack of sleep distorts your genes, and increases your risk of death generally, he said.
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The problem is compounded by the various ways in which the Constitution distorts democratic choice.
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A cartogram is a kind of map that distorts geographical areas based on some variable.
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I won't use the word "skeptic" because it distorts the meaning of skepticism within science.
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It also completely distorts the realities of the work environment at The New York Times.
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Donald J. Trump says the abstruse Republican delegate system distorts the will of the people.
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But they may both miss some gay women in a way that distorts the results.
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He is positively willing to disregard the past when its performance distorts the playing field.
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When the press distorts someone's quote and twists their words, we all have a problem.
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"When people lie or stretch the truth, sometimes that itself distorts their memory," Frenda says.
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But just as the act of observing something distorts it, so too does moving it.
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Soon enough the blur of information distorts our sense of time, order and relative importance.
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Currently, it uses an arcane methodology unlike any other used, and distorts the bidding process.
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It's not new news that the President exaggerates, distorts and outright lies on the regular.
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"It distorts anything they might do, creating their own path," he said at the time.
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This spurs overpumping groundwater from underground aquifers, which distorts the natural equilibrium of the ecosystem.
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Critics in both parties have said gerrymandering distorts democracy by stifling large segments of the electorate.
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"I think it distorts the process in a good way," says Crawford, the Hillary Clinton organizer.
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The second big threat is that it completely distorts what people think and expect from journalists.
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There is every chance that this lack of diversity constrains or distorts the field's intellectual development.
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The weight of this secret distorts Leila's life, as other damaging secrets corrode the whole clan.
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"Continued heavy reliance on RRR has become highly burdensome and distorts the financial system," Espenilla said.
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They are central to the story of how massive economic inequality pulls and distorts public policy.
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So the usual measure grossly exaggerates Medicare's administrative efficiency and distorts the comparison with private insurance.
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While this can help the occasional bottom line, the practice distorts financial planning for these businesses.
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This distorts the fact that the vast majority of victims of Islamist extremist violence are Muslims.
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But entire campaigns run around a couple of states and that, in turn, distorts government policy.
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Social media distorts the free flow of facts that has been the lifeblood of democratic capitalism.
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But if this phobia distorts their work, perhaps they should work harder to shed their fear.
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Worse, this strategy distorts the collection of data, which may lead to future mistakes in policymaking.
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Graft creates incentives for further self-dealing, which distorts economic decision-making and breeds public cynicism.
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Opponents argue that it distorts proceedings, and invades the privacy of victims, suspects, judges and prosecutors.
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It distorts and narrows consumer demand, undermines the foundations for worker productivity and impedes strategic investment.
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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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So, when Trump distorts the truth, as he did Wednesday and Thursday, Trudeau sighs and shrugs.
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"Untitled" made from Mylar and tape (2012/2018) distorts light, making the wall appear to bubble.
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"We don't think it's the oddness or uniqueness of psychedelic visuals that distorts time perception," he says.
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But if you listen more and more closely, something is echoed or something shimmers or something distorts.
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As Einstein realised, gravity arises from the fact that mass distorts the space and time around itself.
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Researchers have long worried about a "resource curse", as oil distorts economies, corrupts politics and fuels wars.
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By intervening to insulate farmers from low prices, the federal government distorts production decisions and commodity prices.
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Either way, it distorts what needs to be the central most important economic debate of our times.
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The government needs a consistent and principled approach in opposition to foreign interference that distorts public discourse.
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The EPA's MATS proposal distorts proper cost-benefit analysis by not counting all the important co-benefits.
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The story "oversimplifies and distorts what the New York law allows," according to the fact-checking organization.
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When the press distorts someone's quote and twists their words, we all have a problem. 5/5
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Given their proximity, the red dwarf star's gravitational pull actually distorts the pulsations of the larger star.
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But because the same taste also rules journalism, advocacy and policy, it distorts the criminal justice system.
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We hear them before we see them, often through a filter that distorts and mechanizes human voices.
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Steel has legitimate concerns vis-à-vis trade with China, whose excess capacity hugely distorts world markets.
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"The government will keep spending, and the Fed will keep inflating, and that distorts things," said Paul.
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The BOJ also owns almost 23 percent of Japan's ETFs which critics say distorts the stock market.
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They say the film distorts their actions and exploits the trauma of police killings of black men.
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Using Photoshop, she distorts her face, body, personality, and surroundings, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
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A market with extensive subsidies distorts pricing and hides the true costs of insuring pre-existing conditions.
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In both cases monopoly power distorts markets in ways that are economically significant, politically potent and ethically unjustifiable.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Scorex is an eye drop that distorts your vision to make soccer look just like hockey.
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Google also saves and reviews anonymized audio snippets captured by Google Home or Assistant, and distorts the audio.
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It distorts behaviour: American firms have at least $1trn-worth of cash stashed abroad to avoid the taxman.
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But viewing Islam primarily through a security prism distorts relations between Muslims and non-Muslims in the West.
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Because gravity distorts spacetime itself, light becomes deflected into a circular funnel of shadows illustrated by the image.
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"It takes the motivations of black people and distorts them through the needs of white people," she said.
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In Gerald's Game, not only are the typical King tropes absent, but King deliberately distorts many of them.
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Myopic focus on a specific physical portion of the border distorts the larger, needed focus on national sovereignty.
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"Oceana's focus on the most often mislabeled species distorts their findings by design," he said in an email.
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But that reading distorts the broader meaning of the speech I gave from the Senate floor that year.
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Such cases are all too real, but fixating on them distorts our understanding of what abortion ordinarily is.
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"Shame's Triple Aria Transformation," performed with dramatic conviction by Devony Smith, distorts the voice with screechy, serrated effects.
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We see how power works not just on the world but on the self — how it distorts perception.
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This sense of world historical importance distorts how conservatives are able to see the rest of the world.
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It minimizes wasted votes, encourages turnout and produces a House that nobody could claim distorts the popular will.
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My integrity will not allow me to align myself with anything that distorts the Gospel in this manner.
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" In a November 29, 2011, show, Lewis said he detested sexual harassment law because it "distorts free speech.
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But Trump distorts the truth so often that he cheapens the interview format, the Q&A format, etc.
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The orders create the illusion of demand, which distorts prices in a way that benefits the trader's positions.
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Watch the video above to see how this visual illusion distorts the way your face looks in selfies.
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Celebrating Dow 20,000 or similar market events distorts investors' expectations and sets them up for inevitable and needless disappointment.
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Otherwise, the so-called Gibbs phenomenon distorts the input signal's frequencies, thus decreasing the accuracy of the ensuing analysis.
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The song crescendos, and Barrett's forever-young glare slowly distorts into the laughing face of a toothless old man.
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Essentially, the Earth's atmosphere distorts the appearance of things in space, causing stars to twinkle and blurring distant objects.
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The high cost of RSNs distorts the value of the traditional cable bundle, writes BTIG Media Analyst Rich Greenfield.
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This is important because double taxation distorts economic and financial decision-making which, in turn, harms national well-being.
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It makes people's lives difficult and distorts the housing market, as no one wants a house with slow internet.
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This dilutes the true voice of teachers, distorts their influence in the political process, and ultimately disrespects the profession.
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Second, there must be no currency manipulation that distorts the relative price of imports to domestic goods and services.
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It distorts market decisions and, in doing so, prevents the market innovations that are indispensable to attaining more prosperity.
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Technology on "Blonde" distorts his singing, and usually that's alluring — like David Bowie in one of his alien phases.
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Citing the perception that the arts are for "high society" and sports are "for the masses" also distorts reality.
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Economists note the timing of Easter distorts the inflation numbers and that the April data should prove more encouraging.
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The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) as an unfunded burdensome mandate further distorts the ED healthcare market.
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Extensive research has explored the consequences of this skewed neurobiology, showing that stress distorts our decisions in consistent ways.
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The abuser manipulates truth and distorts meaning so the victim can no longer accurately perceive what's reasonable and right.
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Some conservatives see a tangle of red tape that restricts the construction industry and distorts the market for housing.
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How to Survive the College Admissions Madness The obsession with elite colleges distorts reality, hurts kids and perverts education.
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"Anyone who twists or distorts religion to a place of evil is an exception to the rule," she said.
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Sanders believes that money distorts a politician's character; Clinton experiences this view as an attack on her particular character.
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" He called it "an ongoing theme" that distorts the public record of the trial "by design or by effect.
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The enormous amount of money going into a company pre-product launch, I think it just distorts so many things.
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But up close, at the distance from which they were painted, our physical relationship to these colossi distorts all perception.
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At a systemic level, instead of taking those threats seriously, Texans elected a governor who distorts facts about climate change.
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A member of the Glitch Artists Collective, Pizurny's work distorts the human form to push the boundary of the recognizable.
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But how does this discomfiting story tie into the Shimmer, Area X, and a landscape that distorts everything inside it?
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"If a black hole is spinning, then it distorts space around it," which could polarize the X-rays, he said.
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But of course, time distorts many stories — which is why I, Tonya, out Friday, might just clear up some misconceptions.
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There's certainly the occasional reminder that you're in a video, mostly when the space beneath your invisible feet distorts slightly.
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Seeing every new development and policy dispute through the prism of self-regard deeply distorts the president's view of reality.
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In Alexievich's books, people retreat inward to survive and anything outside of the most intimate of spaces distorts into indiscernibility.
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But countershading distorts the shadows in a way that makes the animal look less three-dimensional, and harder to spot.
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He hated the feeble, insistent, bad metaphor that constrains and distorts our understandings of ourselves, nature and all other possibilities.
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They use her, to paraphrase Virginia Woolf, as a mirror, enjoying the way she distorts their reflection in pleasant ways.
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That focus on the spectacle of a vote distorts audiences' understanding of what's at stake in the health care debate.
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United States officials say the Chinese government's heavy hand distorts costs and prices in the country and harms competitors abroad.
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Extremist Hindu groups have whipped up crowds against the film, claiming that it distorts history and disrespects their legendary queen.
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If the N.R.A. thinks this is a win, it's only because their lawsuit completely distorts what the resolution actually does.
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Increasing the minimum wage distorts the entry-level job market, resulting in far-reaching consequences that the current discussion overlooks.
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Deception that is purely self-serving distorts a strategy — especially one that may benefit others — into mere self-serving manipulation.
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It directed the Commerce Department to consider any "particular market situation" within a foreign country that distorts a producer's costs.
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Many Kenyans say government corruption is a pressing national problem that drains state coffers and distorts business and political life.
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Their courtship, though ardent, reveals the strictures of a class- and color-riven society that suffocates ambition and distorts desire.
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Second, it distorts the doctrine of prosecutorial discretion to rationalize this presidential legislating and to grant a de facto amnesty.
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Medicine depends implicitly on a therapeutic alliance between a doctor and a patient, but addiction, I learned, distorts that alliance.
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Worth noting: Doctors generally don't recommend IUDs for birth control for anyone with an anomaly that distorts the uterine cavity.
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They say this distorts the market by allowing dealers to buy the cars at scrap prices and export them to Africa.
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Though a convenient way to chart the world, Mercator's map distorts proportions, making some landmasses larger that they are in reality.
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For a song so piping it distorts your vision like heat waves rising from a desert road, the name is fitting.
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But its main failing is that it distorts country shapes and areas towards both poles, in common with all cylindrical projections.
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"Just as an example, someone puts on oversized wheels that distorts' the cars sense of how fast it's going," he notes.
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The overabundance of clickbait distorts the public's view and is a missed opportunity to actually inform on substantive issues like rulemaking.
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" The app should "prevent information dissemination that distorts, demonises, blasphemes and negates the deeds and spirits of heroes, the regulator added.
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Additionally, tapping the OCO for planned defense projects completely distorts the reason the fund exists, which is to fund actual emergencies.
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His work distorts images from the physical world to play with perspective and invites the viewer to consider its visual shortcomings.
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This shot-term artificial boost distorts the market and the accompanying risk, costs and uncertainty, is a drain on the industry.
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With nearly a million followers, Celebface is the place to go if you want to know how social media distorts things.
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For those perpetually online, social media distorts perception of time, amplifies the loudest voices, and facilitates self-sorting into social bubbles.
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Industry critics of the system say it distorts lending markets and encourages risky mortgage loans with U.S. taxpayers as the backstop.
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It should never go first again because it is an overwhelmingly white, disproportionately older state that distorts the presidential nominating process.
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By combining the printed images on a wooden panel and sticking paper down, Dupre distorts and deforms an original image to extremes.
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"By releasing information that distorts the truth, (Assange) and his associates express once again their ingratitude and disrespect to Ecuador," it said.
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What I've learned: You must have compassion for what you write about, or else ego distorts the writing and it's no good.
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It also distorts the economy in favour of goods and services taxed at lower rates (usually as a result of energetic lobbying).
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Cordero was once a pastor, until he came to believe mainline Christianity distorts Jesus' views, including on the issue of gay rights.
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High inflation distorts the comparison of financial metrics with regional peers (Latin American commercial banks with a VR of 'b+' and below).
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Since Trump declared his candidacy, so many reporters have endeavored to call out the President when he lies or distorts the facts.
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" Obama said in jest, jabbing Republicans for acting surprised at a candidate who is "loose with the facts" or "distorts someone's record.
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But in an age where ironic memetic rhetoric frequently distorts reality in ways that then become reality, that's extremely hard to do.
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"A president who distorts the electoral process and breaks the law in doing so is someone who is potentially impeachable," Feldman argued.
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The term distorts if projected back onto the mid-19th century, when governments were far weaker and less cohesive in their purposes.
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Pruitt's deliberately obscures and distorts, or reverses the meaning of words and directives about public health and environmental safeguards at U.S. EPA.
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To do this, I have to get the camera very close to my face, which distorts the outer corners of the image.
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Because of these symptoms, anorexia is considered a psychological condition, which negatively distorts the way people experience their body size and weight.
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Wonks on both the left and right have long seen that tax break as a wasteful subsidy that distorts health spending decisions.
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"I think that having so many Southern states go first kind of distorts reality," he said ahead of tonight's debate in Brooklyn.
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In reality, though, it's a movement that targets and distorts Israel's record in a way not applied to any other democratic nation.
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To "politicize" something — hurricanes, intelligence, science, football, gun violence — is to render it political in a way that distorts its true meaning.
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Sitting on your wallet "creates an asymmetry or imbalance that distorts your pelvis and hips," chiropractor Dr. Arnie Angrist told the Huffington Post.
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While a revolutionary tool for captains and explorers, the projection distorts the relative size of the continents, to the advantage of the West.
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The Ukrainian government, activists and anti-corruption officials have said the judiciary acts as a shield for corruption and distorts the business environment.
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I see the Halimas wearing bright-yellow skirts, conjuring the sun even when the newly-renovated U.S. Bank Stadium distorts the city's view.
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What better way to escape from reality during a major holiday than to watch a movie about how technology distorts that very reality.
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High inflation distorts the comparison of financial metrics with regional peers (Latin American commercial banks with a Viability Rating of 'b+' and below).
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The U.S. and the European Union argue that Beijing's pervasive role in the Chinese economy distorts and prevents market determination of domestic prices.
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But this detachment distorts the reality of political change and propagates an overly neat narrative that has little to do with the truth.
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Groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation have long complained that zero rating also distorts the market in favor of the internet's wealthiest companies.
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It distorts the experience in favor of a paper trail and facts and that makes it uncomfortable for women to ever come forward.
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The misrepresentation of the term "hacker" not only undermines the offensive security community but also distorts legislators' understanding and perception of hackers overall.
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The more people hear about a president who promotes discord and distorts the truth, the less they respect and trust the United States.
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Because fear distorts judgment, he seeks to place the threat of terrorism in its proper perspective: More Americans die from falling in bathtubs.
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While taking a more measured tone than Ritchie, he questioned whether the books were truly Christian: "The textbook simply distorts history," he wrote.
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Our farmers are plagued by a badly outdated subsidy system that distorts markets, as well as chronic underinvestment in agricultural research and development.
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This invariably distorts the apparent class identity of sex workers as a group, with many claiming to be high-class, elite, or upscale.
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In the thumbnail for one video, the channel's creator distorts a black actor's face to exaggerate their features in a blatantly racist fashion.
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The desire to right what people seem to see as a historical wrong may be well-meaning, but it distorts the historical record.
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As the two objects orbit each other, their immense gravity warps space surrounding them, which distorts the radiant pulses emitted by J0740+6620.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Office in Hong Kong said the study "distorts the truth," in a statement posted on its website Thursday.
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And, of course, Barr's new boss exhibits a special fondness for Russian friends who flatter him, while he ignores or distorts U.S. intelligence.
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This is a courageous and ethical decision because UNESCO has become a theater of the absurd and instead of preserving history, distorts it.
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Corporate subsidies are nothing more than a deformed kind of socialism where our tax money distorts markets for private gain against public interests.
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The book's supernatural elements are creepy rather than cheesy, and Ms. Bauer is insightful about people, their bereavement and the way it distorts them.
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" He also believes the report "distorts relationships, decisions and events to the point that we just don't recognize the company it claims to describe.
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The U.S. corporate income tax wastes resources: avoidance distorts business decisions, compliance imposes administrative costs, and very interested parties fight vigorously over its details.
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But no matter where they fall in the debate, most members of the community say the media's coverage distorts the seriousness of the disagreement.
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She expertly distorts and disfigures to conjure monstrosities, while economizing the pictorial space: Her compositions are perfectly balanced, mesmerizing even as the content repulses.
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In "The Death of Stalin," fear is so overwhelming, so deeply embedded in everyday life that it distorts ordinary expression, utterances, gestures and bodies.
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It's an instrument of massive surveillance and our dependence on it distorts our judgements and directs major decisions without deep human deliberation or contemplation.
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The president's contention that the women were paid to falsely accuse him of sexual misconduct distorts news reports about financial donations to some accusers.
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Combine niceness with newsrooms that are disproportionately white, and coverage inevitably distorts in ways that don't adequately represent the country's racial and ethnic diversity.
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Francisco Mora's "El Minero de Plata" ("Mine Worker in Pachuca," 1946) distorts the dimensions of a worker's body as he navigates an underground tunnel.
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" And, in Federalist 22, Alexander Hamilton described how a super-majority requirement distorts governance as "the smaller number will overrule that of the greater.
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The Trump administration distorts this idea of decentralization in a way that serves us poorly and will make it harder to use in the future.
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Under capitalism, at least the sort of capitalism we have now, the ruling class completely distorts our political process and the laws that get enacted.
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But it distorts market pricing, and there are always strings attached — their agenda may not be the best agenda for growing or pivoting my business.
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Government control of the natural resources gives the government tremendous control of the whole economy, distorts prices, and diminishes the efficacy of our economic calculation.
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Blurring the line between rural and urban, often using the formal structure of circles and lines, he seductively distorts the landscape of our everyday consumption.
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Policy distorts incentives when it takes a stand on the number of children or the kind of spending; it should remain neutral about these decisions.
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At first it resembles "a half-closed stranded sea anemone" but eventually grows—or distorts itself—into something roughly human-size and able to speak.
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"The district court's interpretation of this Court's ... ruling distorts this Court's decision and upends the equitable balance this Court struck," lawyers said in the motion.
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Trump distorts WSJ report about 2628K emails on Weiner's laptop — "this could be the mother lode...this could be the 28500,6900 that are missing" pic.twitter.
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This process not only corrupts and undermines our own democratic and financial institutions, but it also distorts markets and decreases the profitability of American firms.
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Still, campaign finance watchdogs say such activity distorts what tax laws intended those "social welfare" groups to do, while allowing their backers to remain anonymous.
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But in his view, the classic show and movies provided "a lot of evidence of Sulu as heterosexual," so changing that now distorts the character.
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Xooang Choi darkly distorts the human body, evoking questions over gender and identity and challenging us to think about the boundaries of the human form.
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The intoxication of going viral is all too familiar, but even the savviest of us aren't immune to the way virtual reality distorts actual reality.
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Further complicating matters is that the SIFI designation distorts market forces, thus locking institutions into this status eternally, even if they change their business model.
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He also said that using 2009 as a starting point distorts the findings because rents in New York tanked during the Great Recession that year.
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"Bribery of foreign officials not only distorts markets and undermines democratic institutions," acting U.S. Assistant Attorney General John Cronan said in a statement on Tuesday.
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It distorts reality towards impossibilities of color and confusion, even if any epiphanies experienced during the trip won't hold up in a sober, saner light.
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"Humorless is better than being senseless about Dane County providing 73% of new jobs in WI. Perhaps a $175K salary distorts your views," Pocan tweeted.
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It also distorts the economic signals families need to make informed choices about whether it's worth it to send a second parent into paid employment.
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At Arnika Dawkins, Chicago native Ervin A. Johnson distorts tightly framed portraits of young Black faces in his series #InHonor, using additive collage-like techniques.
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"Everyone has to know that if somebody distorts the market, Europe cannot be defenseless," Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said at the G7 summit in Japan.
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Due to the high degree of government land ownership, the US government distorts economic calculation in the exact manner that Mises explained and predicted in 1920.
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But they decried its use in bullying and spreading rumors, its complicated effect on in-person relationships and how it distracts from and distorts real life.
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" She added, "Racial bias distorts our response and … made it so we did not create the infrastructure and the policy understanding during the earlier drug epidemics.
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This distorts the rules of the legal system and makes the economic interests of some foreign corporations much more powerful than the interests of domestic constituents.
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The temperature, air density, and humidity in the atmosphere of these plains creates a perfect storm that distorts the light in this unusual, and perplexing way.
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" A response from a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said the House "hastily voted and passed a one-sided resolution which distorts the facts.
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"Put effort into resolving all the problems that come from putting the winning of gold above all else that distorts the spirit of sports," it said.
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Discussion that uses terms like "criminal" to encompass both those who commit multiple homicides for pleasure and those who commit traffic violations distorts attitudes and debates.
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Newsrooms have had to adapt, growing journalists' verification skills in order to be able to filter powerful, authentic eyewitness media from that which distorts the truth.
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It is deeply disappointing to see people of Whitman and Kerrey's accomplishments and intellect put their names to an article that distorts and misrepresents our work.
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"This is a courageous and ethical decision because Unesco has become a theater of the absurd and instead of preserving history, distorts it," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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That a vote for Trump is the last chance his supporters will have to save the republic before Hillary Clinton distorts it into something absolutely unrecognizable.
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Death distorts your family life and home into an unrecognizable hellscape This is a movie obsessed with perspectives, sometimes framing scenes like they're rooms in a dollhouse.
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At such high speeds, ash pummeling the exterior of the plane can also break antennas, cloud windscreens, and generate static electricity that distorts navigation and communication signals.
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Because there's a lot of B.S. at the higher levels otherwise that distorts the decisions that are made and consequently makes it hard to attract top talent.
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Dani's descent into the absurd captures how loss distorts one's ability to perceive reality, making it impossible to distinguish between what is normal and what is unreal.
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To the Editor: Although the play "Hamilton" does not give African-Americans their historical due, it is yet another example of how political correctness distorts contemporary culture.
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Throughout the week, the Republican National Convention has affirmed its role as the enabler of a man who, win or lose, obscures and distorts our national purpose.
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The Trump administration's EPA proposal to weaken the landmark Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) distorts cost-benefit analysis in ways that no reasonable business would do.
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While critiques of the early handling of the epidemic may be valid, it distorts the picture; no government has ever done so much to contain an outbreak.
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Conner's brand of hippieish Dada distorts world-historical destruction into an entrancing phantasmagoria, a sleight of hand that can't help but seem all the more ominous today.
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The FBI has argued that the memo distorts underlying intelligence and omits facts about evidence the bureau used to obtain its FISA warrants to spy on Page.
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The problem with Mr. Sessions's turbocharging of the Justice Department's efforts against what he paints as machete-wielding "depravity" is how grossly it distorts the bigger picture.
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The deduction also distorts tax decisions made by states, inducing them to impose heavier income taxes on high-income individuals in order to maximize the federal subsidy.
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The drawing begins to read as a landscape, and the stones' scale distorts: they become fantastic boulders and mountains foregrounding a more distant sunburst of polished gems.
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Ellen Jaffee, a Democrat from a New York City suburb, called the sport "barbaric" and said it is harmful to women because it distorts the image of masculinity.
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The second issue is that the economic calculation of private businesses is distorted by government control of the resources, because government ownership distorts the prices of the resources.
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But Schultz, for all his concern about political representation, isn't talking about the way money distorts representative democracy, or the way his own wealth might influence his ideas.
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She has shown us that not only can we break through the glass ceiling, we can also shatter the prism that distorts the view of women in politics.
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The point of being active on the platform is to have "meaningful social interactions," Facebook tells us, so turning it into a side hustle distorts that social goal.
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Viewing her decision in a vacuum distorts the question at stake, and is less illuminating than viewing it in context: Is the ideal of a depoliticized judiciary achievable?
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The $80 lens distorts reality so you get a GoPro-ish look, but that's sometimes a desirable look that makes your photos stand out in your followers' feeds.
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Economists don't like taxing capital income because it generates relatively little revenue in the long run while it distorts economic decisions, particularly the decisions to invest and innovate.
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The technology industry depends on a global supply chain, open and fair trade and innovation, she said, warning against government behavior that disrupts the system and distorts markets.
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Media myths also tend to grant the news media greater power and influence than they realistically exert, which distorts popular understanding about the roles and functions of journalism.
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The result is the FCC privacy proposal of the prior Administration picks winners and losers, treats similar network providers differently, and distorts competition at the expense of consumers.
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Worse, it distorts the very fact that there is a clear pattern: When confronted by Barcelona, English teams, almost without fail, will at some point lose their heads.
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The tracks coming together over a relatively long period of time means a lot of different recordings and gear is in the mix, which naturally distorts the picture.
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The myth of an America conceived in love and sprung fully formed from the thigh of George Washington misshapes our present as much as it distorts our past.
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" Members of the Mount Athos monastic community in the north of the country addressed the crowd, flanked by Greeks in traditional clothing, declaring that the deal "distorts history.
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She distorts her features by pressing her face to a large glass jar full of water, into which she tosses coins as if it were a lucky fountain.
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A ball on the screen won't look as real as one in real life if the display doesn't pump out the same quality of light, or distorts the color.
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Our communities would be better served if their police departments and their schools would do something to educate people on how bias distorts perceptions, produces fear and raises suspicions.
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There is a point to be made about the connection between population and emissions, but reducing it to the individual-choice frame only distorts and unnecessarily moralizes that point.
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But it's so wide that it distorts heavily at the edges — Samsung really needs to do more post-processing correction after the image is taken to lessen the distortion.
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Hamilton sees "greater potential" for steep curve backwardations and warns that "increased opacity is challenging from an analyst's perspective and distorts long-term measures of inventory cover versus price".
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"The card most definitely says, 'glitter is my favourite colour' and we're very sorry if the decorative font used distorts this in any way," said the poor Next spokesperson.
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Scheltens proposes alternative solutions, like a list of states with bar charts or a cartogram, which is a kind of map that distorts geographical areas based on some variable.
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To focus solely on the uprising's rocky start greatly distorts the significance of this milestone in a country's long struggle against oppression, and denigrates the principle of self-determination.
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But taking abstraction out of chronological context and treating it like an alien approach to black American art-making — as Common Ground does — distorts the story being told here.
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Not only does this help perpetuate the political status quo in elections, but it also distorts the incentives for leaders to govern in the public interest once in office.
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The mega boom seems to have crisper highs and clear mids at full volume where as the charge 3 distorts somewhat at full volume especially with dynamic music playing.
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Related: GIF Maker Distorts Found Videos into Hallucinatory Animations [Premiere] Space Shapes and Static Sparkle in This Synthesized Music Video [Premiere] VHS Footage Gets Synthesized in Midday Veil's "Cages"
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Related: This Animation Distorts 3D-Scanned Humans into a Work of Geometric Digital Art Algorithmic Design Digitizes Fabrics of the Future These Digital Fashions Are Worn By Invisible Models
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This rule grossly distorts the use of credit reports and scores—whose main purposes are to determine how likely someone is to become 85033 days delinquent on a debt.
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The FBI is concerned that the memo, produced by Trump ally Devin Nunes, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, is inaccurate, distorts facts and could compromise classified intelligence.
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"Nunes's partisan spin memo distorts highly classified intelligence in a cynical attempt to discredit our national intelligence and law enforcement agencies and the special counsel investigation," she said Friday.
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Perhaps the most well-known projection is the Mercator, which greatly distorts size, showing Greenland at roughly the same size as Africa, when Africa is 14 times as big.
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There are obvious reasons for this — the current century is of intense interest to those planning on living in it — but it also distorts our perspective in subtle ways.
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At 12 inches, or about the distance of a selfie, the lens distorts the face and makes the nose—or whatever is closest to the camera—appear 30 percent larger.
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The same way a black hole is detected by its effects on the objects and space around it, Bloomberg's wealth is best described by the ways it distorts political reality.
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The audit's finding that FinCEN was able to respond the London and Manchester attacks "cherry picks comments from us and distorts what was actually said," according to a FinCEN official.
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Among self-identified Republicans in a 2010 Booth-Kellogg survey, 43 percent agreed that "big business distorts the functioning of markets to its own advantage," and only 22 percent disagreed.
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But the experience of QE since 25.3 suggests that this is too slow a road to reflation to justify the way that it distorts asset prices and upsets currency markets.
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The government has been working to change the perception that it will backstop any losses, which distorts the market and only exacerbates the problem, as underperforming firms are bailed out.
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Most important of all, Congress could immediately eliminate the federal Production Tax Credit, which greatly distorts markets and will cost taxpayers another $50 billion dollars before it expires in 2029.
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"In Italy a power system has been created that not only prevents viewers from seeing films in their original version, but often distorts our work," Cassel told Il Messaggero newspaper.
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One February afternoon, she's hit by a New York City taxicab running a red light, in a random incident that fractures and distorts the lives of everyone who loves her.
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Microlensing occurs when a large object, like a black hole, passes in front of a background light source, which distorts and sometimes amplifies the background object's light from our perspective.
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Yes, ecstasy — molly, E, MDMA, the party drug, which in humans reduces fear and inhibition, induces feelings of empathy, distorts time and helps people dance to electronic music all night.
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But that reading distorts the movement's complex history, reinforcing the perception of Dr. King as an almost divine leader who was solely responsible for healing the nation's troubled race relations.
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So often "the black body" is used in shorthand to talk about the direct object of violence, but the phrase distorts, even erases the humanity of the victims and survivors.
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It is full of quotes like the above, and of speculations about how translation interacts with, distorts and intensifies reading: "This is a translation!" she writes, of her own book.
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This is a misconception that really distorts the movement I study, which included people from all class backgrounds, from all regions of the country, from cities and rural areas alike.
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AK: SoftBank's Vision Fund has often got its criticism perhaps from some of the VC industry that it distorts valuations, that it makes companies stay private for longer as well.
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The harm of a censorship system is not just that it impoverishes intellectual life; it also fundamentally distorts the rational order in which the natural and spiritual worlds are understood.
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He's set to release his upcoming mixtape Water White, which approaches and thoroughly distorts the boundaries of R&B, hip-hop, soul, and whatever the fuck he's up to next.
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"We were disappointed but not surprised that Secretary Clinton has decided to broadcast a television ad in Iowa that completely distorts my record," Mr. Sanders said in a statement Wednesday night.
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Measuring "popularity" through logged Foursquare visits distorts actual consumer preference, giving a bit too much weight to chains with a few high-volume locations in certain states, as the results show.
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While they've got the best connectivity of any pair of Bluetooth headphones, they're still, you know, Bluetooth headphones and so there are random moments where they disconnect or the audio distorts.
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How does one sum up the effects of an illness that bends reality, a "shapeless thief" that distorts our already limited understanding of perception, into a clear beginning, middle and end?
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It turns out that hearing from experts on both sides of an issue distorts our perception of consensus — even when we have all the information we need to correct that misperception.
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With your planetary ruler Mercury meeting dreamy Neptune, you receive news about what seems to be your dream role—but take it with a grain of salt since Neptune distorts reality.
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A handful of games have been tested and each one seems to respond differently to the 3D effect, which stretches, lifts, and distorts environments in ways reminiscent of some otherworldly hallucination.
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The pile of gold in Thailand is so large that whenever international prices rally, the value of sales by people cutting holdings or speculating on future price moves distorts export figures.
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Citizens are encouraged to use the platform to report online content that attacks the military's absolute leadership and distorts the history of the military and the Communist Party, the website said.
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Government favoritism is not just unfair, it distorts the free market, holds back the economy and incentivizes businesses to squander resources on rent-seeking that could be used to create value.
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" He added that the trade war "distorts the free flow of goods, changes trade lanes and makes it difficult for ship operators and owners to position ships efficiently in the market.
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They naturally obscure vision, but even more so by emitting rapid bursts of light, creating an effect that interferes, distorts and forces the body to move instinctively rather than by sight.
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Including these workers in the SEC's calculation distorts the final pay ratio and creates a false picture about a company's commitment to pay employees, including part-time workers, a fair wage.
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Even our internal sense of age distorts, the responsibilities of adulthood replaced by the inherent regression of being with family or in the childhood home where mom's still doing your laundry.
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Photographing a Mayan ruin with the WG-M2 is impossible; it doesn't have the dynamic range to deal with the differences in brightness, and the wide-angle lens completely distorts the view.
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Designed by the prolific Shona Heath, who often distorts scale and color to bring her concepts to life, the set, too, is what makes these images so representative of the dark fairytale.
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And if the AMA panel distorts Medicare rates in favor of certain medical specialties, "that carries over into the private sector," said Frederick Isasi, executive director of the consumer group Families USA.
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There is an outlier here: "Little Stack" features a hand as many of the other paintings do; however, here, it creates a rift which distorts the viewer's understanding of the other pieces.
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Displaying an admirable willingness to go after even popular tax breaks, they would curtail the deduction for mortgage interest payments, which flows mostly to the rich and distorts the economy towards housing.
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Hiding the true costs of a project like Trident by promoting a questionable and ruinous project like Hinkley Point C distorts the economics of both the defense and the civilian energy sectors.
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Image: Google Earth/AGUAn important consideration had to do with the way underground blasts bounce back from the surface like an echo—an effect that distorts seismic recordings taken from a distance.
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The cruelty is compounded by how it distorts eating, which is not only a physical necessity but also a way for our highly social species to bond, relax and savor favorite foods.
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The bias consumers bring with them distorts their rating of news content, new research shows, and those who are most distrustful of the news media tend to be the most biased readers.
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China foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang declined to give a detailed response to the report and said that Human Rights Watch was a group "full of prejudice" against China that distorts facts.
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However, many experts believe that President Trump suffers from narcissistic personality disorder and distorts reality to meet his extreme ego needs, rendering him blind to other views and facts but his own.
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Facebook, which has grappled with scrutiny about how it spreads disinformation and distorts elections, published tips for spotting false information and said it had teamed up with fact-checking organizations in France.
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By definition, that distorts the marketplace, and warps investment decisions better made by private stewards of finance unencumbered by political considerations, whose only fiduciary responsibility is to those whose funds they manage.
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Over a long career, an oppositional sensibility can become a default strategy that subtly or not so subtly distorts the picture, and Malcolm's ineffable calculation sometimes leaves one queasy about her motives.
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It's better to take it in as an experience: to be awed by the beauty of the pictures and stunned by the inventiveness and passion with which Lynch distorts and destroys them.
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Buyers can perform this test themselves when they're purchasing a TV. If the TV image distorts, changes color and/or brightens when seen from the side, it has a poor viewing angle.
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"We need to produce our own memo that lays out the actual facts and show how the majority memo distorts the work of the FBI and the Department of Justice," said Rep.
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It's all down to the European cartographer Geert de Kremer, better known as Mercator, and his 16th century map projection -- a common template for world maps today -- which distorts the size of countries.
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Critics note that the Oxfam data includes heavily indebted people in the rich world (like a medical resident with med school debt) as among the poorest people on Earth, which distorts the results.
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A worrying number of people on the Labour left are influenced by two conspiracy-charged tropes: that Jews are over-represented in international finance and that the Israel lobby distorts British foreign policy.
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Then there is the reproduction of a cobblestone road as old-school New York, while a silver-colored installation modeled on a garbage pail distorts the regular impression of a junky, curbside receptable.
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There is also an element of economists rediscovering truths that political scientists and sociologists have understood for decades: economic forces tear at long-established social bonds; political power shapes and distorts regional markets.
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At the Volvo Car Open in Charleston, S.C., last week, several top players pointed out that the discussion of equal pay often distorts the distinct advantage male players still have in annual compensation.
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Whitford, Democrats in Wisconsin allege that the state legislative map, created by Republican lawmakers, unconstitutionally distorts election outcomes in favor of the GOP, giving Republicans legislative control even when Democrats outpoll them statewide.
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The problem with motivated reasoning is that it strongly distorts not just policy preferences but the way people process information and even the way they perceive and interpret the same piece of data.
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Using this type of close-focus, wide-angle lens creates a fish-eye effect that distorts the camera view around its central focus, the performer, whether it&aposs a rap or country star.
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"The current system of terminal dues distorts the flow of small packages around the world by incentivizing the shipping of goods from foreign countries that benefit from artificially low reimbursement rates," the memo said.
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Possible methods include direct imaging (but with more powerful telescopes), spectroastrometry (some exomoons will outshine their host planet at certain wavelengths), and microlensing (where the gravitational interplay of celestial bodies slightly distorts incoming light).
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An even bigger step would be a reform of Cuba's dual-currency system, which makes state-owned firms uncompetitive, keeps salaries in the state sector at miserable levels and distorts prices throughout the economy.
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And, of course, the star is closing out 2017 with Oscar buzz swirling around her commanding performance in I, Tonya, a film that explores the troubling ways the media distorts female friendships and rivalries.
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The coup de grace of the artist's work is her film, "Soma(tic) Apparatus" (2018), which distorts the female figure with a black latex substance reminiscent of the faddish charcoal facials of last year.
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Rather, hunger for new revenues and the inevitable central planning conceit of politicians distorts carbon pricing into just another political tax-and-spend program, this time, under the undeserved halo of saving the planet.
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It also distorts the growth decisions of banks, discouraging some from growing beyond the limit, while encouraging others to grow too quickly or merge with other institutions to spread out the costs of regulation.
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Conflicted research distorts the research agenda, confuses the public about what to eat, muddies dietary advice, and reduces public trust in science—none of these are good for the health of people or society.
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I don't mean to suggest any meaningful comparison between your savings account and a national economy, but it's not difficult to imagine how a huge increase in money distorts the way people spend it.
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Margolles seriously distorts a sight that at first seems pedestrian, combining improbable imagery and realities as if to say that the division we make between our world and that of the victims is illusory.
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" Mr. Oppenheim disagreed with how Mr. Farrow characterized their interactions, saying in an interview with The Times, "I'd have to write my own book to refute all the ways Ronan willfully distorts our interactions.
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Trying to jam those elements in now, they say, greatly distorts the trade they're getting for DACA -- which would affect only roughly 1 million undocumented immigrants of the estimated 11 million in the country.
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"The minuscule portion of art funding that comes from the federal government does not support the arts in any meaningful way; rather, it distorts the art market toward what is politically acceptable," she said.
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Remixer Bill Sedaris takes the source material, chops it up, scratches it up, distorts it, and lays it over a filthy trap beat (with a bit of footwork/juke coming in after the breakdown).
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)As for Honor's so-called holographic glass back, Honor says it developed a new type of three-layer glass the slightly distorts things to give reflections a sort of ghostly appearance.
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The Strickland campaign has tried to fight back — and has portrayed the Kochs as a special interest group that dishonestly distorts Strickland's governing record — but the raw numbers show that Strickland has been comprehensively outgunned.
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They have a subtle curve that provides flatter display area and distorts the image on the screen less, yet still manages to make the Note 7 narrower than if it had a fully flat display.
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But when she lands, unceremoniously spraining her ankle, her face distorts into pure pain and rage, and the conceit of Aggretsuko's twist on the conventions established by Hello Kitty and the like comes into focus.
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But conservative media often distorts information about treatment options for kids who express gender dysphoria or a desire to transition, said Mary Romano M.D., from the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, which specializes in trans youth.
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"We know that in some way, [the gene] distorts the protein that's encoded on it, and it changes its functions," says Rachel Harding, who studies the structure of these proteins at the University of Toronto.
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A black hole is the region around an extremely compact clump of matter whose intense gravitational force so powerfully distorts and warps space that you might think of it as a puncture in space itself.
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The Democratic fixation on upscale white suburbs also distorts policies and diverts resources that could generate higher turnout among nonwhite voting blocs that are crucial to the party's fortunes and too often taken for granted.
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It favors homeowners over renters, rich over poor, and distorts the housing market and even migration patterns by encouraging people to leave smaller urban quarters for bigger and more tax-advantaged homes in the suburbs.
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This distorts the numbers, because would-be Republican voters who live in a district where there is no Republican candidate do not count (the same is true of Democratic voters where a Republican runs unopposed).
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It distorts their perceptions about the very real progress that has been made while causing feelings of deep insecurity and fear, despite "fear not" being one of the most frequently repeated commands in the Bible.
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But the siting of that particular church distorts the impression of what Birkenau was — leading those who visit to believe that the camp was devoted to the mass murder of Polish Catholics rather than Jews.
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This distorts Tesla's important role in the auto industry and creates a circle-the-wagons attitude around the company that reinforces its separation from a car business that it ought to be more inspirationally integrated with.
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Thiel framed his crusade against Gawker as a gay rights issue in an essay that distorts the truth of the situation and fails to address the implications of a billionaire choosing to bankrupt a media company.
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Instead, the academics behind ethical design for have lifted the curtain on the bias in computer systems, the way the digital world distorts personal information, how technologists can design for free speech, autonomy, and accountability online.
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"Some (institutional investors) feel that board seats should not be a bargaining chip, as this practice distorts the board's election process," said Ernst & Young in a summary of its survey of 50 large shareholders in March.
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The right wing Hindu group, which says it represents a large and influential caste group in India, has since vandalized movie theaters and launched protests in several states across the country, alleging the movie "distorts" history.
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This huge number of voters just outside the system distorts our elections and how they are fought, helping to foster gridlock and division because no one is trying to get the broad masses to the polls.
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Talk about a Secretary of State who allows American diplomats to be killed in Libya and then lies and distorts the facts to protect the only thing that truly matters to her, her own political future.
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But years of work collecting and reading old books and documents have convinced Mr. Melikhov that what Mr. Putin and his allies in the Orthodox Church and elsewhere celebrate as Russian tradition grossly distorts the past.
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How media distorts Trump's words (in a way that benefits him) "Big media is covering up Trump's terrifying incoherence in a time of emergency," Dan Froomkin concluded after watching Wednesday's presser and reading the ensuing coverage.
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It's tougher to do a long-term comparison of earnings growth over several years when you have a huge charge in the middle that doesn't relate to the core business and distorts the rate of growth.
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Yet over the course of this Democratic primary, you and your surrogates have sought to minimize Secretary Hillary Clinton's victories throughout the South as a symptom of a region that, as you put it, 'distorts reality.
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These include privatising inefficient state companies (a one-off deficit-slasher), further cutting subsidised lending (which distorts credit markets and monetary policy) and simplifying a regressive tax system that gives 4% of GDP in concessions to businesses.
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Yes, they're able to get plenty loud enough if you want to push the volume, but doing so distorts the sound so much that I occasionally found myself lowering the volume to make things easier to hear.
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The BBC's commercial rivals argue the 3.7 billion pounds license fee it receives from viewers gives it an unfair advantage and distorts the market - a view shared by some members of Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative government.
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"The Commission has been unambiguous about our opinion of the Hungarian government campaign that distorts the truth and seeks to paint a dark picture of a secret plot to drive more migration to Europe, allegedly," Schinas said.
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China's "National Team" of state-backed investors should refrain from frequent trading, as their recent "buy low, sell high" strategy distorts stock market behaviour and discourages new investors, the state-run Economic Information Daily reported on Wednesday.
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I knew about Eli Pariser's theory on filter bubbles, or the idea that online personalization distorts the type of information we see, and even so, I still chose to let algorithms shape how I perceive the world.
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" Sometimes, the 1975 text suggests, rapists "operate within an emotional setting or within a dependent relationship that provides a hierarchical, authoritarian structure of its own that weakens a victim's resistance, distorts her perspective and confounds her will.
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His book "The Big Lie" distorts the work of many scholars, including me, on Italian fascism to claim that Mussolini and Hitler were actually left-wingers -- all to try and cleanse the right of any responsibility for violence.
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If you didn't know better, you'd think Alzheimer's disease is the plot of a bad horror movie: A creeping silent killer steals your memories, distorts your experiences of the present, and transforms your family's love into dutiful pity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When digitally editing an image, quests for improvement can cause more damage than good, whether saving a JPG so much that it distorts through compression or sharpening the photo until it pixelates.
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And it's also important, I'd argue, to understand that to the extent that personal ambition distorts analysis — which it surely does for everyone, because none of us are saints — that's not a phenomenon unique to well-connected insiders.
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But we'd be remiss not to acknowledge the signature feature they share: their piercing, Alaskan husky eyes that bop down the runway, as wispy, chestnut-brown hair distorts your line of vision from falling prey to their hypnosis.
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BRUSSELS, March 4 (Reuters) - The Hungarian government's anti-immigration campaign, which attacks the European Commission, distorts the truth and the EU executive arm will respond with equal force to set the record straight, Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas said.
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Gore in 2000, the Bush administration opened the floodgates to a political system that now distorts the Electoral College and allows an administration to claim the mantle of a majority while winning a minority of the popular vote.
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To its critics, the Electoral College is a relic that violates the democratic principle of one person, one vote, and distorts the presidential campaign by encouraging candidates to campaign only in the relatively small number of contested states.
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Reviews left on other products show that when customers are dissatisfied with products, sellers sometimes offer a replacement so that the customers will consider revising their review and raise their star rating, which distorts the ranking for faulty products.
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"There is a 'power gap' that distorts competition – it needs to be addressed and we hope the Commission's upcoming proposals in this area will be up to the task," said Helen Smith of IMPALA, the Independent Music Companies Association.
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We wanted the layouts to be free flowing and unrestrained: You'll see text that shifts and distorts and follows organic paths meant to mimic the calm and the unstable aspects of the mind, a dream like stream of consciousness.
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Brady is referring to the fact that all employer-sponsored health insurance premiums are currently exempt from federal taxes, which wonks on both the left and right have long seen as a wasteful subsidy that distorts health spending decisions.
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It distorts our understanding of what actually constitutes an abuse of power, and raises the risks that we will someday install another leader who is all too happy to misuse historical memory to indulge a dark and nasty nature.
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We have hidden behind a myth that "boys will be boys" — a myth that distorts our moral compass, that stunts our growth, maturity and self-respect, and smothers our capacity to love and experience the genuine ecstasy of Eros.
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There are no perfect political parallels between different countries, but in the UK as in the USA, we see how polarization distorts democracies and elevates the most extreme voices - depriving voters of representative policies and often a functioning government.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's "National Team" of state-backed investors should refrain from frequent trading, as their recent "buy low, sell high" strategy distorts stock market behavior and discourages new investors, the state-run Economic Information Daily reported on Wednesday.
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Anything less than perfect alignment distorts the images, so Lenovo's claims about it working with "any phone with an Android or iOS" should be hedged: if you have a smaller screen, you'll have to change the app's HUD settings to adapt.
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The Republican National Committee and several conservative groups have backed Wisconsin, but leading Republicans including Senator John McCain, 1996 presidential nominee Bob Dole and Ohio Governor John Kasich have joined critics who argue that partisan gerrymandering distorts the democratic process.
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The ruling puts an end to a legal regime that "distorts free markets and puts local brick and mortar stores at a competitive disadvantage with their online-only counterparts," said Deborah White, general counsel of the Retail Industry Leaders' Association.
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Sometimes you'll find these headlines on social media or on traffic-generating widgets like Taboola, click on them and find yourself with an unoriginal story that just repeats (or even distorts) facts from another site that reported the story first.
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The team flagged signs of microlensing events, which occur when the gravitational field of an object, such as a rogue planet, distorts and brightens a background light source as it passes in front of it, illustrated in the animation below.
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New FCC Chairman Ajit Pai understands that technology, telecom and Internet markets converged years ago and that arbitrarily regulating one set of players and not others competing in the same market distorts competition, picks winners and losers, and harms consumer interests.
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But if reviews are ubiquitous, there are also persistent controversies over how many of the reviews on the internet were bought by the subject rather than written as finely reasoned opinions from a neutral party, and whether that distorts all results.
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Its funding model means that it faces constant scrutiny by the British public, who pay for it, and by commercial rivals, who say the 3.7-billion-pound ($4.8-billion) license fee distorts the market and gives the BBC an unfair advantage.
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Haas had a fondness for esoteric hallucinogens, particularly one called DMT, known for producing a "businessman's trip" that lasts only minutes but distorts time perception in such a way that the user feels as if they were high for years.
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John Koza, the chairman of the National Popular Vote, a group that advocates for the compact, said the Electoral College "distorts" public policy by incentivizing presidents to cater to key swing states while in office, particularly in their first term.
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This cycle — in which unsustainable start-ups make ever-larger promises to bloated venture capitalists, who promise more than they can deliver to flush sovereign wealth funds, who are too eager to believe them — distorts the allocation of capital and talent.
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As detailed in a paper published this week in Nature , the atomic clock could pave the way for creating an unprecedented map of the way the Earth's gravity distorts spacetime and even shed light on the development of the early universe.
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"Many may have the same feeling as me — that the U.S. side is indeed the world Number One in using this irresponsible 'magical logic' that distorts facts," said Ms. Hua, according to a transcript of the regular news briefing in Beijing.
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But if a nominee cannot even honestly describe his own opinions in sworn testimony, and instead misrepresents or distorts them to help win confirmation, how can he be trusted with a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land?
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It's from this book that Turkish photographer Aydın Büyüktaş takes inspiration for his warped drone photography series Flatland, in which he distorts landscapes in impossible ways while making pedestrians and cars look as if they're living in M.C. Escher drawings.
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The pilot would force exchanges to lower the fees they charge for matching buy and sell orders and the size of rebates they pay market makers, allowing the SEC to analyze if the current system distorts traders' decisions about where to send orders.
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Next up, we have Justin Bettman, who playfully distorts our sense of perspective with his unique photo studios, while British photographer Barry Lewis takes us back to the 1990s to witness what the sunny beaches of Miami looked like in its heyday.
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"Under the guise of telling the story of the Car Wash investigation in a series 'based on real events,' the director José Padilha distorts reality and spreads all sorts of lies to attack me and President Lula," Rousseff said in a statement.
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At a deeper level, there's this thing called the filter bubble, which is that recommendation algorithms, and in particular, search results, are tailored to you, and that means that you're not seeing what everyone else is seeing, and that actually distorts the democracy.
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Though the SEC has argued that the requirement helps improve transparency in the market, BDCs have said it distorts expense ratios making them prohibitively expensive for a number of institutional investors that could have otherwise been attracted by the vehicles' high dividend yields.
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It's also difficult for small businesses without access to huge amounts of capital to compete with the Googles and Amazons of the world, which further distorts economic growth in favor of corporations that can afford to spend billions of dollars undercutting the competition.
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Yet in practice, quarterly reporting has evolved into a system of managing primarily for the quarterly numbers, with a net result of distorting financial performance negatively, much in the way teaching students solely to perform well on a standardized test distorts their learning.
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In this 90-minute program for ages 5 through 9 (space is limited, and registration is required), participants can first tour the exhibition, which includes installations like "The Relativity Room," which distorts scale, and "The Infinity Room," which features seemingly endless reflections.
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Each of these rate regulations distorts markets, since people with chronic disease, or those having babies, or those who are approaching Medicare age will predictably cost many times more than those who are young, healthy, and not contemplating any encounter with the healthcare system.
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The SEC's pilot program would force exchanges to lower the fees they charge for matching buy and sell orders and the size of rebates they pay out, allowing the regulator to analyze whether the current system distorts traders' decisions about where they send orders.
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"The Commission has been unambiguous about our opinion of the Hungarian government campaign that distorts the truth and seeks to paint a dark picture of a secret plot to drive more migration to Europe, allegedly," European Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a news briefing.
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Grey Tan, one of TinyMOS' founders, explained that similar to the way a long road appears to be "waving" on a hot day as moving air distorts one's vision of it, this effect is multiplied through the atmosphere while looking at a faraway planet.
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This is the kind of challenge that makes people's eyes glaze over when you talk about it, but Congress looks at infrastructure through a decades-old lens designed around the need for a national highway system, and that distorts the decisions they make today.
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By the standards of most economists, the United States has one of the most counterproductive tax regimes among advanced nations — one that raises little money yet vastly distorts decisions on investing and saving, and encourages all sorts of trickery to avoid the Internal Revenue Service.
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State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron in Manhattan on Tuesday said the so-called "fair workweek" law adopted by the city in late 2017 "distorts capitalism and is surprisingly complex," but was written narrowly and does not infringe on the state's ability to regulate employment.
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Perhaps the endless appetite for eyeballs and engagement that now distorts the entire media industry led these projects to drift away from their original mission, causing them to create an endless supply of "facts" to be "checked" for the sake of feeding the content maw.
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Photograph by Sebastian Liste / NOOR for The New Yorker Tunisia has many advantages over other Arab states: no deep ethnic or sectarian divisions; no oil wealth that distorts the economy and draws foreign interference; a tradition of moderate Islam; widespread literacy; a small, apolitical army.
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Trump and his aides signaled throughout the day they would not use executive power to block Congress from making the memo public, setting up a clash with the FBI and intelligence officials, who warn the memo distorts facts and could jeopardize intelligence-gathering information.
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"Such unethical dealings between political power and financial power harms the essence of democracy and distorts order in the market economy, giving the people a grave sense of loss and deep distrust of our society," presiding judge Kim Mun-suk said in the ruling.
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In other words: If you're a video fanatic, don't write off this camera just yet… Photographing a Mayan ruin with the WG-M2 is impossible; it doesn't have the dynamic range to deal with the differences in brightness, and the wide-angle lens completely distorts the view.
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Like Midsommar, grief distorts time, causes delusions, strips the world of all sense and meaning, makes living feel like only a contrast to death, an absurd clash between the surreal cataclysm of losing a loved one and the mundanity of the everyday continuing like nothing happened.
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After interviewing several survivors, the documentary provided a hypothesis that the human mind, in order for the body to survive, adapts to the situation and creates a new sense of reality and distorts time to give survivors a psychological edge to increase their chance of survival.
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That goal is the domain of science fiction for now, but the laser guidance system and gargantuan mirrors—one is made from 798 smaller hexagonal mirrors, and another that distorts its shape 1,000 times a second to correct atmospheric blurring—are going to be science fact.
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"The consequences of having too many men, now coming of age, are far-reaching: Beyond an epidemic of loneliness, the imbalance distorts labor markets ... and parallels increases in violent crime, trafficking or prostitution in a growing number of locations," the Post's Simon Denyer and Annie Gowan write.
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I personally own my home outright with no mortgage, so I do not benefit directly from the MID, though I do benefit from the author's little discussed property-tax deduction, which, though smaller than the MID for most people, is significant and also distorts housing prices.
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Mr. Bloomberg, who has already poured more than $200 million into his presidential campaign in less than two months, is estimated to have a net worth more than $50 billion — though his wealth has been cited by populist rivals as an advantage that distorts the primary process.
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He does caution readers at the beginning that he'll be "giving great philosophers shorter shrift than they deserve, and simplifying issues for the sake of brevity," but what he leaves them with is a nuance-free narrative that dismisses counterarguments and distorts 3,500 years of history.
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It distorts markets, because if you can create a company that doesn't have to monetize and you have eight companies that don't have to monetize, the three that try to build successful business models can't because why would you pay for product if I can get everything for free?
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Yan recognizes that invitations to major international art exhibitions, such as the Venice Biennale, function as stamps of Western approval and recognition, and warns non-Western artists that this addictive form of acceptance distorts the value of their work by upholding a hierarchy that disproportionately values Western aesthetics.
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These three effects add up to a net loss, because the tariff distorts incentives: the good is produced by firms who have higher costs than it would cost to import the good, consumers refrain from buying even though it's worth more to them than its price on world markets.
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Then, as an example of the "inherited élitism" that distorts Afghan politics, Ghani told the story of a young man he had named Deputy Interior Minister, who had ordered a policeman beaten for stopping his vehicle because of a violation, and was then made to apologize on national television.
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"What happens is if you have a big area of thunderstorms in the tropics, that puts a lot of energy in the upper atmosphere, which propagates out and distorts weather in the middle latitudes where we are," said Cliff Mass, professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington.
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Many factors common among older people can increase the risk of falling: medical and orthopedic problems and the medications taken to treat them; physical changes that impair balance, gait and muscle strength; sensory declines in vision, hearing and awareness of body position; and pain that distorts body movements.
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"The failure to enforce fundamental labor rights artificially distorts the cost of labor in the oil sector because Colombian companies face different conditions of competition than they would face were the laws effectively enforced," the unions said in the complaint filed with the Labor Department's Office of Trade and Labor Affairs.
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" Metahaven tells The Creators Project, "The technological mega-structure that the film hints at is a phenomenon which distorts, deforms, and reproduces reality in its own image: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and other interfacial regimes and platforms enable and condition propaganda, and at the same time make it irreducible to the State.
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Thus we end up with reports of "researchers find political gene" or "scholars report biological trait Y leads to political trait X." This makes for a snappy headline and a good hook for a media story, but in some cases it stretches — maybe even distorts — the results of our work.
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Similar to Trump, Texas A&M University distorts the history of America's racism by offering parity between the revolts and armed militancy of black, brown, and indigenous victims of colonialism and slavery, and the violence of white Americans who killed, raped and lynched innocent people for the color of their skin.
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"In a rush to vilify a single manufacturer whose medicines represent less than two percent of opioid pain prescriptions rather than doing the hard work of trying to solve a complex public health crisis, the complaint distorts critical facts and cynically conflates prescription opioid medications with illegal heroin and fentanyl," Purdue Pharma said.
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By his evening immigration speech he'd returned to the class and race tropes that have defined his campaign: that the American government is in the grips of a rich oligarchy that distorts everything for its benefit; that the American people are besieged by foreigners, who take their jobs and threaten their lives.
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"The failure to enforce fundamental labor rights artificially distorts the cost of labor in the oil sector because Colombian companies face different conditions of competition than they would face were the laws effectively enforced," the unions said in the complaint to be filed with the Labor Department's Office of Trade and Labor Affairs.
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GIF: European Space Agency, NASA, Robert A.E. Fosbury (European Space Agency/Space Telescope-European Coordinating Facility, Germany) and NOAO The effect of gravitational lensing, in which a foreground object's gravitational field distorts or amplifies light from a background source, is visualized in this animation, complete with Hubble's position while capturing these useful alignments.
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One of the artists on the lineup next week at Roulette is Kayleigh Butcher, and I love this collaboration she did with Bethany Younge, a jittery and sly piece that extends and distorts their voices with PVC pipe, as in this moment, when wild rushes up the scale take on an echoey halo.
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It is a reminder that Judaism contains multitudes, and that those who point the finger at other Jews as a way to keep the target off their own backs — insisting that the real problem are those with their kippot or their Zionism — at once distorts our history and the fact of our peoplehood.
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In a nutshell, this is the problem with today's parties and the primary system: It is too easy for candidates who are out of step with America to gain traction in the Democratic Party, and this distorts all of Democratic politics among those who want to be president and thus pander to those voters.
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Although the corporate tax code has allowed interest payments to be deducted since it was enacted in 1913, a growing number of economists and tax experts have called for abolishing the deduction, as does the House Republican tax plan, "A Better Way," on grounds that it distorts capital markets by favoring debt over stock.
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"With Michael Jackson, you can see how grotesquely his fame, and our worship of fame, distorts and excuses and enables evil — to the point mothers fail to protect their children and literally throw them in harm's way," says Maureen Orth, who did groundbreaking stories in the '90s for Vanity Fair about both Jackson and Allen.
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The camera's ultra-wide-angle field of view (it captures something similar to what a 10mm lens on a full-frame DSLR sees) makes it easy to position without a screen and be assured that you'll get something in frame, but it's bad for pictures of people, as it distorts facial features in an unflattering way.
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In the video, Collins's face distorts into glowing, jagged yellow, pink and green shapes on a teal background, as if passing through a hazy neon portal; it's no surprise that the song has played over more than one film scene set in the decadent ooze of a strip club or the queasy blur of streetlights at night.
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There are a number of theories for why this effect exists — it may be due to the "halo effect," where one positive quality (such as attractiveness) favorably distorts people's perceptions of your other qualities, or it might be that attractive people conduct themselves with higher confidence, though it's probably some combination of smaller factors like these.
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No one's going to start carrying cardboard patches around, and most of us probably won't put Juggalo paint on our faces (at least not until everyone's doing it), so the researchers came up with an approach to account for the ways that moving cloth distorts an image when generating an adversarial design to print on a shirt.
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As Feinstein and Schiff's letter argues, #releasethememo is tainted by Russian influence: Specifically, on Thursday, January 18, 2018, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) Majority voted to allow Members of the U.S. House of Representatives to review a misleading talking points "memo" authored by Republican staff that selectively references and distorts highly classified information.
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He was appearing at Techonomy's annual retreat, a meeting of thought leaders in the worlds of technology, government, academia and business, and he was responding to a common criticism — the notion that Trump's unconventional path to victory had benefited from a detour through Facebook, where a "filter bubble" distorts the flow of information and fake news stories loom large.
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Democratic officials who have long contended that Iowa is unrepresentative of voters nationally seized on the chaos of Monday night — partial results were not reported until late Tuesday afternoon — to argue that the state should not hold pride of place, reviving the criticism that its older, majority white population distorts Democrats' vision of themselves as young and diverse.
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For those who grew up on the original '90s run of Are You Afraid of the Dark, some of those stories remain still seared into our brains decades later: Skeletons jumping out of pools, getting trapped in a mirror, losing your ability to speak in a haunted library, a grinning monster that distorts your face forever.
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But over the past decade, the United States has poured more than $13 billion in security assistance into Egypt with little to show for it except more jobs for a defense industry exporting materiél that is ill-suited to Egypt's defense needs and that allow the Egyptian military to sustain a patronage system that distorts the economy and fuels corruption.
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Although health insurance distorts the classic definition of insurance somewhat because people use health coverage to maintain health as well as pay for medical catastrophes, the guiding principle remains: Too few enrollees may jeopardize the formation of a stable insurance pool and insurance will become unaffordable if a majority of those who purchase the coverage use too much of it.
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He has lamented that "corporate media" distorts his message, urged an audience in June to challenge "the corporations that are dictating the rules of so much of our lives" and proposed last Monday the new tax on wealthy earners — an echo of a failed 2013 proposal that helped to win him office but deepened distrust in the city's business class.
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To the Editor: Re "Art Market Snubs the Merely Rich" (Op-Ed, May 17): While I agree with Allison Schrager's account of how big money distorts the art market, I think she misses the most important issue: By making large donations, superrich collectors, gallery owners and even artists wield huge influence over museums and thus drive the public's perception of what constitutes great art.
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On the corporate level, the company is the worst sort of player — a corrosive agent that spreads money around Washington, pushes exotic weapons on Congress, toys with nuclear annihilation, sells all sorts of lesser instruments of death to oppressive regimes around the world and dangerously distorts American society in the ways that President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned against in his prescient 1961 farewell address.
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"I think that having so many Southern states go first kind of distorts reality," Sanders said during a taping of "The Nightly Show" on Comedy Central earlier this month, presumably referring to Clinton's dominant primary wins in South Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida and North Carolina — some of which the Sanders campaign wrote off as Clinton territory from the start.
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But having the income only subject to U.S. income tax once it is repatriated, gives an incentive for companies to reinvest earnings anywhere but the U.S. This system distorts the international behavior of U.S. firms and essentially traps foreign earnings that might otherwise be repatriated back to the U.S. In contrast, our competitors have shifted toward territorial systems that exempt entirely, or to a large degree, foreign source income.
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Far above the struggle and insecurity of everyday life, these brittle titans squabble and gossip and go through acrimonious and highly public divorces; for all the ways in which the toxic runoff of inequality can currently be felt in the culture, the fact that the cheesy churn of rich and petty men drifting into and pissily out of each other's good graces now so distorts our politics is among the most enervating.
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"American farmers thrive whenever they compete on a level playing field, but when China doles out billions in wheat, rice and corn subsidies to its farmers, it distorts global markets and undercuts American farmers' ability to compete," said Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.).
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He understood the deep, contradictory patterns of our history, and articulated, with a passion and clarity that few others have matched, the psychological dimensions of racial conflict: the suppression of black humanity under slavery and Jim Crow and the insistence on it in African-American politics and art; the dialectic of guilt and rage, forgiveness and denial that distorts relations between black and white citizens in the North as well as the South; the lengths that white people will go to wash themselves clean of their complicity in oppression.
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