distortionist


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Noun1.distortionist - a painter who introduces distortions
painter - an artist who paints
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"I jokingly told my friend that I thought of myself as a 'Distortionist," Johnson said.
'An Artist's Changing View' opens at Elmhurst Art Museum Aug. 17 -BYLN- By Terri Shimkus Elmhurst Artists' Guild
Contortionist and distortionist Harry Roque may spin as he pleases, but the fact will always remain that both firms have had a well-documented past of rigging projects financed by the World Bank.
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Theoretical arguments take mainly two divergent stands, namely the distortionist and the institutionalist views (Jha & Golder, 2008).
Institutionalist versus distortionist views of labor market reforms: An investigation into the post-liberalized manufacturing sector in India/Vision institucionalista versus distorsionista de las reformas del mercado laboral: una investigation del sector manufacturero post-liberalizado en la India

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