aberration

But the area may not be an aberration at all.

Indeed, in his view, those good old days were the aberration.

"More than anything, the company needs to make sure people view this as an aberration."

Their love had been an aberration, born out of need.

I think my father considered it an aberration, nothing to do with his family.

If they can find the cause of the basic aberration.

And yet how much of an aberration does she represent?

Are they part of a trend, or just an aberration?

What you are about to read is not an aberration: it can happen in your local university too.

I have been informed of my aberration well and full.

"The first 10 days of the month must have been an aberration, but still, these are not good numbers at all."

Was it some new female aberration taking hold suddenly in the heart of the city?

"I'd like to think it was a little bit of an aberration."

Only time could tell the difference between aberration and advance.

A male is only an aberration and a matter of function.

But he will need to prove that 1990 was not an aberration.

They are just aberrations everybody has accepted, without a story.

"It does take a lot of time to change these aberrations," he said.

"There could be other cases that will make this decision into an aberration," he said.

I should point out that the comparison was no aberration on the part of my family.

The high pitches, an aberration a week ago, were gone.

It was no aberration and nothing to be embarrassed about.

I think that in years to come they are bound to be looked back on as an aberration.

Frankly, the whole idea of having made love to her seemed to me by now an aberration.

It had not happened only once, a mistake, an aberration.