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• v  align imperfectly or badly
  the elements of the turbine were misaligned

• Overall I was just curious what the average 'savings' rate was since it wasn't shown, and the numbers seem to misalign with 'average' or 'median' income numbers for 2007.
• But having a system that does so much to misalign them has proved disastrous.
• Ford is hoping his record will make it more difficult for Republicans to, in the words of his campaign strategist Michael Powell, "culturally misalign" him--that is, cast him as .