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That revenue figure was distorted somewhat by the disposal of its Sun Art and Intime operations and would have been more like 15% if adjusted for them.

They began the set — contrary to the noisy atmosphere of the year prior characterized by distorted alternative rock — with a piano solo.

The house is wrapped in clinker brick, a term for when clay bricks are set too close to the flames when being fired in a kiln, giving them distorted shapes and colors.

However, Ms Brankin pointed to heavy discounting across car sales forecourts as well as a lower resale value in the second-hand EV market as indicators that the market was "distorted".

The agency declared that broadcasters couldn’t suppress or distort “basic factual information upon which any truly fair and free discussion of public issues must necessarily depend.”