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Around the same time Westside was looking for new produced shows, she recalls seeing plenty of comedy dating shows around the local scene, but they skewed young and tended to punch down.

In this case, he benefited from decades of skewed pro-Republican economic reporting.

However, DiCamillo noted those results could be skewed by the historical preference of Republicans to vote in person.

Their samples were skewed by the inclusion of too many college graduates, who tended to favor Clinton.

We are very early in this season's competitions, and the tables are skewed in favour of countries whose teams did well in the qualifiers.