I hope this is a generational aberration that is fading away.
He added: "When this aberration that is plaguing Russia is finally over, Berezovsky will be vindicated".
"We all feel like last year was an aberration that should never happen again".
In January, for instance, people spent more in supermarkets than in restaurants, an aberration that was repeated in June.
To them the welfare state was a Western aberration that would serve only to undermine thrift, industry and filial duty.
This is the splinter in the eye, an aberration that would be airbrushed out of a commercial photo shoot.
Asked about the article, Mr. Spanfeller said it was an aberration that had "clearly failed" to give the subject the sensitive treatment it deserved.
While we try to comprehend and digest the aberration that was the CIA's program, let's not forget that the US military's transgressions were far more widespread.
But he called the incidents "an aberration that arose after the April unrest," and speculated that more guns might have flooded the city after pawn shops were looted.
Last season, the Nets chalked up Kittles's poor play -- he averaged 12.9 points on 37percentt shooting -- as an aberration that resulted from his sore knee.
Nunn referred to the scandal as an aberration that would not get in the way of "doing the work that's before us".
