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A straight line that decided neutrality was overrated.
means To lean at an angle, or to present information with a particular bias or perspective.
from From a 16th-century blend of Scandinavian roots like Old Norse slenta, to slope sideways; the meaning of biased reporting tilted in only in the 1800s.
TypographyThe slash sign is literally called a slant.
Newsroom verbTo slant a story means to skew its angle.
Rhyme trickPoets use slant rhymes that almost match.