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Then there was a creepy, voice-distorted robocall telling voters that my idea for the City to use the slow economy to land bank and purchase property in Beverly Hills for municipal uses and investment was something else entirely.

People have a very distorted view of the kingdom.

A FEW days ago Andrew Sullivan published a rather distorted map that misrepresents the history of land transfers from Palestinian to Jewish control in the territory of Israel and Palestine.

The bill will one day land on taxpayers' doorsteps.Such distorted competition has hurt Japan's service sectors in countless ways.

As in other mountain regions of Asia, agricultural lands in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh are undergoing degradation due primarily to environmentally incompatible land use systems such as distorted from of shifting cultivation (jhum) requiring the slashing and burning of vegetation every year.

It was a prelude to a long piece combining three sounds: a staticky, flapping sputter (somewhere between a tractor idling and a helicopter landing); a sequence of blotchy, distorted tones separated by loud buzzes; and a violin part that moved from a sustained note to a short phrase in double stops.

His tracks draw from disparate strains of dance music — progressive house, electro, dubstep, glitch — and mash them together in fidgety, stuttering stew, with catchy melodies interrupted with violent bass drops — sub-woofer screams land like bombs and dissolve in distorted low-end howls, reminding listeners of movie monsters.

This suggests that, in South Africa, domestic factors (i.e., immovable land, labour, and capital) are moderately distorted and that, if we corrected these issues, wildlife would be 27% more profitable.

However, stronger property rights and a gradual shift from administrative to free-market competitive pricing mean that pricing is less distorted and economic evaluation is more reliable on private land.

Jardine reiterated the line that Whyte was a rogue element who distorted Rangers' good record of paying their debts to other clubs and eventually landed the club in administration.

The results of this study indicate that agricultural land use has escalated landscape sensitivity to such a degree that modern process rates provide a very distorted representation of process rates that occurred in the geologic past prior to human disturbance.