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When the third goal went in, Slot's substitutions meant his team was skewed heavily towards attacking with Mac Allister short of defensive midfield partners.

A nation that declared independence on the premise that men are “endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights” finds its own existential premise skewed and even contradicted if rights are granted otherwise.

“The distribution of income in this country was skewed and becoming more skewed, and the result was that you have more subprime customers.”

Most warned that the results could be skewed by unmeasured factors, known as confounders, such as family genetics or parental health differences.

In the president’s skewed accounting ledger, the gatekeepers at the global country club who don’t want him as a member must be made to pay.