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• Only four were girls, a lopsidedness that has occurred in prior years.
• The lopsidedness is " extraordinarily tiny,"
• I was concerned about the lopsidedness of power,
• What of the inimitable Tony Sidaway, whose lopsidedness proceeds in the opposite direction?
• It gives them clues about a potential mate's symmetry, as opposed to lopsidedness.
• Many IAF officers later described the attack as a'Turkey Shoot'signifying the lopsidedness.
• Despite the lopsidedness of the game, my 10-year-old didn't budge.
• But the lopsidedness of the vote illustrated how out of favor the tobacco industry is among politicians.
• He made many enemies with his destructive critique and his dogmatic lopsidedness, especially with his predecessors.
• Take away the plays produced by nonprofit theaters with their subscription lists, and the lopsidedness is greater yet.
• The negative impressions prevail : a lopsidedness and a bias toward Israel that risks blocking necessary steps toward peace and security.
• While the rivalry was somewhat subdued by the lopsidedness of the two teams records, the rivalry did provide some moments.
• The lopsidedness of a two-party system here has resulted in a state Republican Party that seems to exist in name only.
• Mariner vice-president of baseball operations Woody Woodward is well aware of the rotation's potential lopsidedness, and its limited future.
• If " lopsidedness " is a criterion for refusing adminship, a glance at AFD 100 days should give us great cause for concern.
• But not as startling as the game's lopsidedness and Rams'ability to push around the Chiefs on both sides of the line.
• Throughout the race, Gorbachev railed against the lopsidedness of a campaign dominated by his nemesis, Boris Yeltsin, and the powerful presidency machinery.
• We needed a little break from the lopsidedness of the New York football season, a few bitter herbs mixed into the Jets'Tuna salad.
• Cancer has robbed him of much of his face, giving it a startling lopsidedness, caved-in in some places, jutting out in others.