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You could put the bottom part in a vise carefully and try bending the pipes back the way they go. Wouldn't have to be perfect as long as the base is in good form. Heatsink fins could be straightened with a butter knife
Not sure if needed, but heating it while bending may be beneficial as well
If you get it hot enough to make the metal easier to bend, it could be hot enough to bork the heat pipes