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The second option is clearly disastrous, as it would distort the economy in the long run.

"I may ignore them, and even the channel that broadcast them, probably it would distort them somehow.

The acquisition was challenged by Virgin Atlantic, which claimed it would distort competition and simply reinforce the dominance of British Airways.

The routine, the hunger, the pressure over them from the commander, who was a mean, cruel guy, it would distort completely the chain of command.

The idea of such a memorial has aroused anger among Poles, who feel it would distort the distinction between Germans as aggressors and as victims.

Back in the UK, the Departmetn for Energy and Climate Change says it won't set a target for storage because it would distort the market.

While the Commission has often forced countries to change tax rules it deemed would distort intra-bloc trade, a Commission spokesman was unable to name any successful challenges to a country's transfer pricing decisions.

Thanks to Ms. Maier and Justice Stephen G. Breyer for their efforts to preserve our Constitution from activist justices who would distort it for political purposes.

But I can't begin to say how offensive it is that someone would distort our lives with our wonderful children as not even living, as nothing but "despair" just to buy attention from people who don't know any more about autism or autistic people beyond that blue puzzle piece.

This mirror-like surface would reflect the Chicago skyline, but its elliptical shape would distort and twist the reflected image.

Modeling an incoming 8-oxodGTP in an anti conformation paired with cytosine indicates that steric repulsion between O8 and its deoxyribose phosphate would distort the active site.