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They’re atilt like the house, and, like that javelin, too strangely angled.

And the star of the Liberian flag strategically placed throughout, though slightly atilt, as though being blown sideways in a sprinter’s wake.

The disasters that struck late Friday left the city’s port in ruins, its lone gantry crane atilt in the water.

But damage to some parts of the city was severe, with houses atilt and roads crumbled or sunken.

Often in pairs, they look like shorebirds atilt or modernist sculpture.