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Meanings of skewed in in English

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Usage of skewed in in English
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But, the values, well, they are skewed in all different directions.
The Irish Times
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Discussion of the gender gap is too skewed in one direction.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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The legal system too is skewed in favor of the wealthy.
The duel: pakistan on the flight path of american power
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And the entire criminal justice system and judicial process is skewed in their favor.
Ebony
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Slot machines completely and permanently skewed in the house's favor.
Body work
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Unions say planned changes to the Holidays Act are blatantly skewed in favour of employers.
Radio NZ
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Looking back, it's easy to see that the deal was always skewed in their favor.
NY Magazine
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Under the Constitution, the balance of power has been heavily skewed in favour of the Executive.
The Irish Times
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The population for comparison between the combination therapy and SOC is skewed in the proposed design.
Pubmed
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McKinney told Geslain-Lanéelle that "things are terribly skewed in the wrong direction" against biotechnology.
The Guardian
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Researches are also skewed in other ways: it is graduates that attract the overwhelming majority of attention.
The Guardian
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For now, it's probably best to assume everyone's stats are a little skewed in their own direction.
Wired
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However, access to playing these sports has traditionally been skewed in favour of previously advantaged, White individuals.
The South African
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But with little counterbalance to industry, many say the debate and the legislation are skewed in its favour.
Reuters
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This is because income distribution is heavily skewed in favour of the top 20% of households.
The Guardian
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The justice system and the police investigation is really skewed in our country, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Reuters
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