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Wallace as unionist hero: it is only as distorted as the more familiar tale.

"His face has been distorted as the miscreants hacked him mainly on the face," Salauddin, the head of Tejgaon Industrial Police, told the Dhaka Tribune.

However, they ought to take comfort in the way Hollywood portrays modern fatherhood in roles played by Bruce Willis or Will Smith, though these are as distorted as the Homer Simpson character.

But in many ways, Professor Berger said, it is as damaged and distorted as the area around an abandoned mine in Breckenridge, Colo., that he is also redesigning, as part of a Superfund cleanup underwritten by the Environmental Protection Agency.

The FBG spectrum was distorted as the crack density increased and its width at a quarter of the peak w1/4 showed a high correlation with the crack density.

The totalitarian model makes it clear, too, that much of the recent discussion about the root causes of terror is as distorted as the arguments of those who once argued that the root causes of German Fascist or Soviet Communist terror were in the aggressive behavior of the democracies or even the subversive presence of the Jews.

By X-ray crystallography, we observe that helix 3 is distorted as is the active site, and MD simulations show that helix 3 populates the inactive conformation, where it is rotated towards the interface.

Consequently, the calculations of competition authorities are not distorted as long as the merger does not effect patient welfare.

The short ones (e.g. those for which we only have measurements up to 24 or 48 h) will thus not be distorted as much as the long ones.

His business judgment became distorted as well.

And, as such, it distorts as much as it enlightens.