Absent regulation, absent executive responsibility, consider the people behind the product.
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Absent to her then, Hegar says today, Carter remains absent to constituents in her district.
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When you aren't physically absent from your home, friends and family, you're likely to be mentally absent.
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Conteh, a jovial chap and sharp commentator, was noticeably absent at ringside and noticeably absent in general.
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But you had this entire industry that's absent of women, absent of folks of color, in positions of power.
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Only when racism is absent from society can it be expected to be absent from sports, the logic runs.
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Girls whose fathers are absent or almost always absent go through puberty sooner than their peers whose fathers are present.
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That Trump was absent tonight, much as he's been absent from the White House's official actions throughout the past year.
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The majority of nonresident fathers are not absent, and of those who are absent, it is rarely of their own choosing.
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Other elements of the EU version, including the scheduled sunsetting of restrictions absent affirmative parliamentary renewal, were similarly absent in the U.S. package.
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Washington is nowhere to be seen on the refugee crisis, the absent power, much as it was absent from the Minsk process on the Ukraine crisis.
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Though Monday evening votes routinely see more senators absent, the 85033 missing is a bump in the number absent compared to the four votes last week.
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Absent a plan to get rid of the filibuster, or absent a bill that can fit entirely inside the budget reconciliation process, all of this is moot.
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Eighteen percent of high-school students overall are chronically absent, or out of school 15 days during the year, while 22 percent of black students are chronically absent.
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Long-absent luminaries Serena Williams, Andy Murray, Victoria Azarenka and Kei Nishikori remain absent, and Murray will be out for at least several months more after hip surgery.
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And it turns out that when the father is absent, or almost always absent, daughters go into puberty about a year earlier on average than they would have otherwise.
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Top Dem on committee Menendez brought a big calendar showing all the days she was absent (hard to see, but days in Ottawa white, says absent in red) pic.twitter.
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You could just as well account for the evasiveness in Brown's early life circumstances, as McBride documents them: absent mother, absent father, sharecropping, extremes of racism, segregation and poverty.
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"Absent a substantial fix, absent overcoming the shortcomings, the flaws of the deal, he is unlikely to stay in that deal past this May," Mr. Pompeo said of Mr. Trump.
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"The President has been clear -- absent a substantial fix, absent overcoming the shortcomings, the flaws of the deal -- he is unlikely to stay in that deal past this May," Pompeo said.
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Is that because — even absent disaster — life is, too?
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" All this is absent from "Lincoln and the Abolitionists.
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Noticeably absent from Weezy's hand ... a cup of lean.
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If students under the military program are absent from training for more than 24 hours, they are considered to be "absent without leave" (AWOL) and the Department of Homeland Security is notified.
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And perhaps I loved the novel because it was all about brothers obsessed with their absent sister, and I'd spent much of my childhood as a sister obsessed with her absent brothers.
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Two-thirds of students living in shelters were either "chronically absent" or "severely chronically absent" in 223-232; children in the second group attended school less than 210.3 percent of the time.
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They can also still pass it if two senators are absent and one Republican votes no (thanks again to Pence), or if only one senator is absent and one Republican votes no.
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The campaign flaunts a self-awareness that's hitherto been absent, and with this newfound confidence it achieves an excellence largely absent from recent entries, and the first-person shooter genre as a whole.
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"Members of the Adult Expansion Population, absent the demonstration, would be ineligible for any Medicaid benefits, and absent approval of the amendment, would be eligible only for highly limited benefits," the agency wrote.
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Absent religion in any official form, absent the monarchy, the state is what the French have to represent the high ideals and aspirations that, as descendants of the Revolution, they must somehow embody.
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"Absent growth-enhancing reforms that improve productivity and competitiveness, and absent an acceleration in fiscal consolidation efforts, Brazil's overall credit profile is unlikely to see material improvements in the coming years," Moody's said.
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Bush and Scouler attended Tuesday's hearing, though Rogberg was absent.
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The discussions went forward, but the cameras were mostly absent.
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Apple's name was notably absent from Qualcomm's 5G partner list.
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Apple has long been absent from the net neutrality debate.
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Comments about China were noticeably absent from Lighthizer's prepared remarks.
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Curiously absent from this conversation is The Weeknd himself, a.k.a.
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The minimum requirements of free and fair election are absent.
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Dorsey Shaw quickly noted thank Ivanka's title was unfortunately absent.
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"A teacher cannot be absent in our class," he said.
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Absent extreme and unlikely circumstances*, Trump will never be president.
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Why is that topic, amongst all other speculative ones, absent?
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Absent the revolution, Britain probably would've moved into Indian lands.
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But their uterus and vagina are either underdeveloped or absent.
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Even absent that bill passing, its Republican coauthor, Colorado Sen.
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Democratic processes aren't entirely absent from the American political system.
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Two cast members were absent altogether — a statement in itself.
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I watched for the dark bird, but he was absent.
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Palihapitiya was also absent from other parts of Social Capital.
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That positive vision is achingly absent from the Republican field.
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It did, except the big, bold exclusives felt noticeable absent.
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Around 10 other suspects were absent from the first hearing.
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Donald has been absent throughout training camp and the preseason.
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Concern over global events, however, was absent from the statement.
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Misgivings about CPEC are almost entirely absent in the press.
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Noticeably absent from the lineup is original designer Genevieve Gorder.
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All that has been oddly absent in Yangon since 218.
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He was absent as Minnesota won in Atlanta last week.
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His bravado and charm were largely absent from the stage.
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Andy's mother is absent; she was lobotomized some years back.
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I have been silent, but I have not been absent.
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Note: African business owners were conspicuously absent from the survey.
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The sea feels largely absent from contemporary visual art, too.
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Nintendo, of course, has largely been absent from that conversation.
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This mechanism on Tenor's website was absent until late May.
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Notably absent from the discussion is Dow's polyethylene (PE) business.
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Caughman has been absent from the presidential social media feed.
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And indeed, politics is largely absent from Tiffany's Twitter account.
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As such, absent other improprieties, such mistakes are often overlooked.
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Noticeably absent were the couple's children, North and Saint West.
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But the figures were absent in its results on Friday.
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She also said Zaitsev was absent and could not comment.
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Notably absent in all of this is Echo Show functionality.
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That you would have sought out absent a news feed?
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One thing was notably absent from the debate: Donald Trump.
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His wife of over 50 years, Camille, was noticeably absent.
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You could get the gist across, but nuance was absent.
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Athens's ubiquitous yellow taxis were absent from the city streets.
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But in the months since, political engagement has been absent.
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Absent from that conversation this past week was the smartwatch.
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But one aspect that's conspicuously absent from the latest clip?
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At another time the snow and ice were virtually absent.
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Pedestrians are largely absent; the buildings drab and sometimes dilapidated.
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Absent any exemptions, the amount owed would be about $36,750.
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Absent news events, the market will pull back, he said.
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Absent from Kim's list are any goods for anal play.
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Malala's picture is notably absent from the Gulmakai launch page.
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The obvious victims in "Absent Child" are Hakeem and Anika.
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CEO Page was absent, a transcript of the event shows.
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That possibility is dismayingly absent from the statements released today.
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Noticeably absent from White House was Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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However, the meeting was absent a clarion call to action.
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Fifth, absent peace accords, Russia's wars may yield only instability.
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What is absent from her article is the real world.
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Absent progress on arms control, a new arms race looms.
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Absent such a requirement, the Fed is unlikely to act.
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The Memo: Absent paychecks may put Trump in a bind.
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Absent a coup, regime change is unlikely in the North.
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Qatar, a member of the coalition, was also noticeably absent.
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Things happen around the world when U.S. leadership is absent.
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John McCain has been absent as he battles brain cancer.
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But absent a congressional fix, states can do it themselves.
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Central European countries in the past years is conspicuously absent.
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Still, several of the world's best athletes will be absent.
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Absent from the group were China, India, Vietnam and Indonesia.
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Absent these reforms the renegotiation will have been for naught.
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I will be absent from French Novel due to sickness.
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After a quick scan, I noticed Ms. Trump was absent.
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None of these actions are normal, or defensible — absent politics.
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And many students are absent during the strike this week.
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Absent this pressure, defense spending would have been much lower.
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They are invisible, absent, uninvited and excluded in the Constitution.
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During the subsequent round of questioning, Cruz was conspicuously absent.
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One Republican voted "present," and another was absent, while Sen.
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Absent from this year's event was China President Xi Jinping.
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Clearly pronouncements of disapproval absent concrete measures won't do it.
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Then again, Stannis Baratheon is also absent from the pictures.
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Glaringly absent from his lyrics is the wide receiver position.
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The restaurant's owner, Sarma Melngailis, was curiously absent and unreachable.
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The United States is largely absent from key global debates.
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Absent any impact, shareholder claims could "completely collapse," Wesley said.
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But what if McCain and Cochran have to be absent?
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Such caveats were absent from the Comstock and Curbelo statements.
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Such boldness has been conspicuously absent since he took office.
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Actually, the word "Trump" is conspicuously absent from the report.
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Yet this once ubiquitous wine now seems kind of absent.
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With its boycott of Unesco, the United States was absent.
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The United States, notably absent, had not even been invited.
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Other aspects of its lifelong counterterrorism struggle are largely absent.
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"There will be broad agreement absent perfect alignment," she said.
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Would his children respect a father who was always absent?
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In addition, Belichick is almost completely absent in the series.
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But absent this noise, what does reality offer the president?
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Rules have also kept the company largely absent from Italy.
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And some prominent YouTubers were absent, including Felix Kjellberg, a.k.a.
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A download list of Elder Scrolls mods is conspicuously absent.
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In this case absent at a ball, stunning, in Worth.
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The Luminary app will not be totally absent of ads.
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Biden has not been entirely absent in the Latino space.
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But they won't be able to, absent a complete rewriting.
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They were absent, as well, from Monte's funeral in 1922.
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Trump was conspicuously absent from a meeting on climate change.
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But none of that matters if music itself becomes absent.
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Supplies to scrub the stores have also been noticeably absent.
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Even before leaving, Agnes's mother was often absent or inaccessible.
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Supporters of Mr. Erdogan were largely absent from the rally.
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Those worries were largely absent from the Wells Fargo Center.
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For once, the star of the show was oddly absent.
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Absent any protections, the buildings are at risk for redevelopment.
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She might have been absent due to a family obligation.
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Then her husband - often absent for long stretches - abandoned her.
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Absent a fracas, the subject matter can get awfully thin.
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A devastated church with a leaky ceiling and absent pews.
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"They are repetitive and absent of meaningful insight," she writes.
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Absent the "or else," the injunction is all but meaningless.
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Lately, Mr. Bannon has been conspicuously absent from some meetings.
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"Elimination" does not mean that the disease is completely absent.
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The governors of both Baghlan and Kunduz provinces were absent.
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His father was a drunk as well, and mostly absent.
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Absent its reputation for accurate ratings, Rotten Tomatoes is nothing.
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Specific metrics on toxic chemical usage however, are currently absent.
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Absent government misconduct, the man would have been just fine.
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When the state is absent or useless, others step in.
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The prim, desiccated formality associated with libraries is absent here.
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That doesn't mean Martin's imagination will be absent from HBO.
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Notably absent from the planned memorials will be President Trump.
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Many of the game's most dominant players are currently absent.
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Notably absent in all of this is an American role.
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" Conspicuously absent from this world event was "American diplomatic influence.
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All of this information is absent in the Republican memo.
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Traces of Superman were glaringly absent from the set visit.
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But in 2014, the archbishop of New York was absent.
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"No, I will be complicit and absent," Colbert fired back.
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Their father and longtime coach, Richard Williams, is also absent.
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"Elimination" does not mean that the disease is completely absent.
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Why is God most absent when you most need him?
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That level of nuance is completely absent in Snyder's film.
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It's something like Busby Berkeley, absent the women, in clay.
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I'd visited the day before, but Buakaw was conspicuously absent.
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Absent: leading Saudi and Russian officials, and most OPEC nations.
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But one figure is disquietingly absent: an accurate death toll.
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Subsequently, she becomes emotionally absent, a driver of corporate dehumanization.
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Noticeably absent from the tweet was anything about McCain himself.
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EditorsNote: minor edits Davis returns to lead Pelicans over Blazers NEW ORLEANS — Anthony Davis had been absent for just one game, but Jrue Holiday had been absent for the first 12 games of the season.
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" Pompeo said that the US government was "committed to creating democracy here in the Western Hemisphere" and that Venezuela faced "the singularly worst humanitarian crisis, absent conflict, absent war, in the history of the world.
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Zenbo was absent from the stage this year, as were ZenFones.
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The school has three teachers, but two of them are absent.
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About a quarter are absent when they should be at work.
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What, absent a crash in the rental market, is the answer?
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However, Western fintech brands remain mostly absent from the Chinese market.
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An absent hearing witness is and should be a serious thing.
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However, YouTube was noticeably absent from the list of services available.
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Absent that deal, Washington has been operating on temporary spending bills.
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Notably absent are consumer internet companies like Buzzfeed, Groupon, and Diapers.
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Crain was noticeably absent from the station's airwaves after his monologue.
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And his prior criticism of Japanese trade practices was also absent.
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Absent that information, the NRA's lobbying becomes that much more potent.
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Conspicuously controversial subreddits are absent, while efforts are made at inclusion.
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Nigeria's attorney general, Abubakar Malami, was absent in court on Tuesday.
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Indeed, Grace was largely absent from Ansari's discussion of the allegation.
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The malfunctioning wells were "largely absent from EPA's inventory," Hamburg said.
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Some of their targets were absent, busy or pretending to be.
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Rating Logic is largely absent in the film's 114-minute life.
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Absent a breakthrough, this trade war is about to get brutal.
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But pictorial forces can appear only if pseudo-narrative is absent.
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Absent changes in the law, such crimes will continue to proliferate.
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However, specifics regarding what these repercussions might look like are absent.
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Absent these solutions, we should expect the whirlwind we have created.
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The writer's most vital nourishment and inspiration — alcohol — is also absent.
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He played second fiddle only to another absent character: President Hernández.
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But absent that, he expressed reluctance to approve a broader delay.
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And the field is only likely to flourish, absent a scandal.
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For the most part, Scholten's been running against an absent opponent.
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It's also strangely absent of chatspeak, which sends his heart racing.
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Conspicuously Absent Technology companies employ strikingly few black and Hispanic workers.
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Absent a boost from census hires, private payroll growth to slow.
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Many have absent parents, siblings in jail, violence all around them.
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The inflationary pressures seem to be not strong, or perhaps absent.
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Trump was absent from the negotiations that produced this funding bill.
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They can even point out contracts where key clauses are absent.
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The true accountability that business requires to flourish is still absent.
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Absent company news, the Fed remained as the main market catalyst.
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To the detriment of the book, self-reflection is utterly absent.
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But it is a market from which foreigners are largely absent.
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Replaced by choices blunt and literal, ambiguity is conspicuously absent here.
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Data for New York City was notably absent from the report.
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Absent the Journal reporting, it's not clear it ever would have.
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So why is Lorde suspiciously absent from the list of performers?
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Emptiness focuses the viewer's attention on the artist, absent or otherwise.
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Joe, 53, was absent from Friday's show due to the accident.
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Absent currency moves, R&D spending would be up 6 percent.
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John McCain (R-AZ) absent, the vote came down to Sen.
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California, one of the most solid Democratic states, was noticeably absent.
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First, Rob Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner are sadly but unsurprisingly absent.
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Those were refreshingly absent from the online discourse around this advertisement.
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In addition, her father was then mostly absent from Winter's life.
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Absent an implausible wave of immigration, that is unlikely to change.
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Babis was absent in Brussels at the time of the vote.
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Oatmeal raisin cookies are virtually absent from brown bag lunches internationally.
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Human faces are noticeably absent from Misrach's photographs of the borderlands.
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The New York Times and the Washington Post are notably absent.
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But this year hasn't been absent of sad moments for Bieber.
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It's a term used to describe a deadbeat or absent parent.
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And I think Congressman Rohrabacher has been absent from the district.
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John Boyega's superwatt smile is conspicuously absent in his latest movie.
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The student section of DSA, the Young Democratic Socialists, was absent.
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You're given creative flexibility that is completely absent on Nexus devices.
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XXXTentacion returned to curated playlists last week, though Kelly remained absent.
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Community gardens grow things that are frequently absent in urban landscapes.
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Poland's de facto leader was absent from public life for months.
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As Politico's Hadas Gold noted, Fox News' press team was absent.
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"But, absent that, then the images will dominate more than anything."
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This is a landscape absent of freedom, of trees, of grass.
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Noticeably absent from this round of maternity style, however, are prints.
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Hopefully not, but it was absent from four successive beta releases.
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In reality, he was abusive, absent, someone we were afraid of.
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Clinton has been largely absent through this flurry of unusual statements.
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Noticeably absent from the plan was a controversial border-adjustment tax.
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Tencent's domestic rival NetEase Inc was also absent from the list.
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Before Monday, Camille had been absent from the highly-publicized trial.
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Noticeably absent thus far this season, though, is the Trump family.
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Prichard crafts a perfectly mellowed Tennessee whiskey, absent of any charcoal.
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The war-torn states of Syria and Yemen are, unsurprisingly, absent.
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Note that in the above example, the login stuff is absent.
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Their vote-counting also faces the additional challenge of absent members.
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Mr. C denied that he had been absent from his job.
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Absent an immediate retraction, Mr. Spicer will take legal action Monday.
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Absent Nader, Gore would have won Florida and hence the presidency.
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As a private citizen, absent a subpoena, Comey has more discretion.
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"Absent that, it's just sitting around a table talking," Pompeo said.
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Mr. Kang had been absent from state functions since last summer.
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Absent a change of government many more will leave this year.
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Noticeably absent were Oracle, IBM, and all the major telecommunications providers.
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Absent that, Price said there are no planned demonstrations or protests.
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For a country with so much suffering, China was notably absent.
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Last year, while driving absent-mindedly, I let it get overheated.
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Epstein is absent, but his crimes should be clear to see.
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Absent this critical information, a universal carryover basis rule seemed unworkable.
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The bigger problem may be leverage, absent an increase in profitability.
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The United States' voice will be absent from key international decisions.
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Despite all the sex, children are incomprehensibly absent from the page.
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They're absent the will and political courage to see this through.
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Absent outright and proven discrimination, "fair housing" is not the problem.
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Financial health information, corporate linkages and company history are also absent.
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Noticeably absent was Jones' fellow Alabama senator, Richard Shelby, a Republican.
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Other kinds of Muslim characters are woefully absent across the dial.
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Some notable billionaires — including Bill Gates — are absent from the list.
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"I've been absent from my life for years," he told me.
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"It's the same out here, except everyone is absent," Scott said.
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Yet one party is increasingly absent from the courtroom: Taser International.
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You two are notably absent from social media, except for Instagram.
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Two areas in particular are conspicuously absent from Clinton's campaign platform.
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Black hair is noticeably absent, as is typical of video games.
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It's a Sim City where tension and competition are gloriously absent.
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The cheerful economic news is largely absent from worker paychecks, though.
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But such grace is absent from the previous game's prison sequence.
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RB: Yes, but in Darknet the government is almost conspicuously absent.
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Leto is also notably absent from the upcoming "Suicide Squad" sequel.
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But absent the ease of payroll deduction, they mostly do not.
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Business Insider's David Choi discovered that Chang's enrollment information is absent.
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Absent a virological miracle, this may all be left to fantasy.
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It is fitting that Trump has been absent from the ceremonies.
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The vote eventually moved forward with five GOP senators absent. Sen.
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Written by a man even more absent, precise in his absence.
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But absent that ingredient you can substitute slivered dried Turkish apricots.
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Conspicuously absent: The Gophers, Michigan, Boston College, Boston University and Wisconsin.
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On the other hand, it really magnifies how absent she is.
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Absent full-throated Pakistani collaboration, it would become next to impossible.
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Absent that guarantee, lawmakers, especially nonwhite ones, vowed not to legalize.
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You'll notice that Tristan is absent from the group shout-out.
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If the quality was a little absent, the drama was not.
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But that spoofy atmosphere is absent from Out of the Shadows.
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He was also absent from Gaga's Instagram feed on Valentine's Day.
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Absent such a movement we may not join China in dystopia.
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Symbols of the opposition party were notably absent from the demonstration.
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Her real mother is in a looped trauma, unreachable and absent.
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"Absent payroll subsidies[,] mass layoffs and furloughs are inevitable," Nelson wrote.
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Notably absent from the list were any of their female colleagues.
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Absent that vision, the parties fell into bickering over smaller issues.
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Democracy functions poorly absent the principles contained in the Chicago Statement.
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The Syrian government was notably absent from the meeting in Tehran.
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A vaccine is at least a year away, absent revolutionary developments.
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The deafening silence of absent species marks our time as singular.
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But absent reform, our system could eventually face a legitimacy crisis.
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Absent congressional action now, Mr. Trump could reinstitute family separation tomorrow.
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Mary Frances's son (Paul Lazar) is largely absent, and willfully useless.
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Conspicuously absent from their influences, for the most part, is Asia.
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When the moment of testing came, they were absent without leave.
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He says Mel's ensconced in England and absent from Madison's life.
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One force in particular is notably absent: the academic labor movement.
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Staplers in printing centers are often either woefully absent or empty.
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Abusers keep their victims under their thumbs, even when they're absent.
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Absent a pardon, any federal crime will follow a person forever.
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Now, absent the chatter of fans, pitchers warm up in solitude.
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On Fridays, when such bills were debated, M.P.s were often absent.
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Absent too is the familiar odor of disinfectant -- there's none left.
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Curiously, Systrom is largely absent from the platform he helped build.
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Absent a likely polling boost, Mr. Booker turned to courting endorsements.
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Progressive left-wing parties are striking absent from the political landscape.
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But Nadler has been even more absent than some Democrats expected.
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I call Q.'s school to tell them he'll be absent.
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The church was, in fact, largely absent from the referendum campaign.
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Absent were the pastels and aviary themes that distinguished similar ventures.
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Absent a deal, he's warned they'll force votes during the trial.
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The one feature that will be absent almost everywhere is tablecloths.
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"Absent conviction of a crime, one is presumed innocent," she wrote.
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Republicans are confident they'll take the seat absent another nightmare scenario.
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But this year, much to the audience's disappointment, Zhang was absent.
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Even the Le Pen name, tied to her father, is absent.
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Noticeably absent from the gathering were leaders of major Western democracies.
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When he's absent, it doesn't much change the dining-room experience.
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Technology companies and platforms like Apple and Facebook were also absent.
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Positive improvement in the ratings is unlikely absent a material improvement.
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She was absent from school for nearly two months last fall.
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But the Tatmadaw -- Myanmar's military -- are conspicuously absent everywhere we go.
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Oakley, meanwhile, was absent, except for the chants bearing his name.
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What struck me most about the reef was what was absent.
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Military force, absent a legitimate government, put the insurgency on steroids.
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Even though some of them wore lace, they were absent fragility.
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Absent from the president's speech was any mention of Netanyahu's name.
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Yet absent any other imperative, they will likely follow the money.
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Each state picks alternate delegates who stand in for absent delegates.
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On Thursday afternoon, the statue was absent from the display floor.
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He declined to say how many doctors were absent from work.
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My mother, lonely, drank, fell into rage, and was largely absent.
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Unfortunately, as with so much AI news, details are frustratingly absent.
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His defense of Trump on various points was weak or absent.
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It's not that anti-Semitism is absent from the Ukraine war.
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Were they sending a message to their absent pal, President Trump?
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The tan Georgian facade, absent of ornament, gave away no secrets.
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But in living animals today, formidable tail weaponry is nearly absent.
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Absent those conditions, they can opt to conduct an internal investigation.
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Absent this knowledge, it's easier to just govern through executive orders.
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This is how American presidents sell wars absent an imminent threat.
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The sentiment encapsulates a relationship that seesawed between loving and absent.
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It also found that, absent planning, municipal drainage systems will overflow.
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The absent Russia team were not missed but the absent fans were and organizers will need to find out why the crowds were so small for what should have been the centre-point of the Games.
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Absent Pelosi and her most ardent followers (recall last year's phalanx of black-garbed, stone-faced women sitting on their hands), if not absent the entire Democratic congressional delegation, the event would be improved upon greatly.
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The presence of the French president brought a different ambience to the famed venue: the smell of marijuana was absent and the gathering of youths that usually gather outside were absent due to the heavy security presence.
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The absent ethics documents of its nominees is the controversy they don't.
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"Absent any such evidence, we will certainly resist any changes," Nichols said.
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Absent more guidance from Beijing, jittery managers may put investments on ice.
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They will be absent more for doctor visits ... and other caregiving duties.
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In the NAS, a mistake absent human hands would be much worse.
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Critics say the technology has been absent from schools for good reason.
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Absent a corresponding increase in demand, the price of "black gold" plunged.
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On Friday, about 1,093 teachers were absent, Metro Nashville Public Schools said.
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First, Gamora was absent from the Guardians of the Galaxy toy line.
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Absent a victim, the state of Illinois could not prove a crime.
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Large developmental changes are either absent or far off at this point.
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Kate was absent from the festivities as she her due date neared.
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Second, they also understand that denuclearization makes no sense absent (ph) verification.
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Meantime, the Internet began searching for absent Sasha, using the hashtag #whereissasha.
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But while this happened, a familiar face in the ballroom was absent.
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In 2013, Jake was noticeably absent from the Deadliest Catch's season promos.
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As for the traditional left, it's been conspicuously absent from the conversation.
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Here's hoping the absent members of Congress hear Stewart's words as well.
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As a result, those deal-breaking proposals remain absent from the accord.
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The impact: Absent the U.S., the whole house falls apart, Kagan says.
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Jalen Brunson buries his first 3-pointer, with Michigan's defenders conspicuously absent.
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Some right-wing militia groups have expressed support for the absent lawmakers.
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It was absent of one distinct marmalade-like quality — that dreaded tackiness.
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So why were the Kendall, 23, Kris, 20173, and Kanye, 41, absent?
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Pre-emptive action calls for initiative from politicians, which is conspicuously absent.
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Indie games were — as our friends at Polygon pointed out — weirdly absent.
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In the surrounding smoky terraces of north Dublin, papal bunting is absent.
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Many of today's absent fathers were themselves let down by their dads.
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Absent genuine political and cultural influence, we must make do with empathy.
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Also absent from this draft were details on Medicare and Medicaid funding.
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But one person has been notably absent amid the fallout: Ivanka Trump.
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Notably absent from the family gathering were Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna.
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Notably absent among its announcements were any media and entertainment-related plans.
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Clinton was absent for that vote but expressed disapproval of the legislation.
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Absent from Trump's myriad criticisms of Obama has been anything about debt.
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Desserts — which were absent from Cravings — have definitely been on Teigen's mind.
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But other than that discourse, revolutionary or extraconstitutional thought is basically absent.
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It's worth noting that Microsoft Hololens is noticeably absent from this announcement.
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However, Abedin was notably absent on Saturday as Clinton traveled to Florida.
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Noticeably absent was any call to the caretaker government of South Korea.
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As such, it remains absent on the most omnipresent device of all.
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Like River City Ransom, a key brawler absent from Nintendo's tiny console.
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Unfortunately absent from the app is OCR – which converts handwriting to text.
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One hopes that such lapses will be absent from the future installments.
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Collins, Paul, and an absent McCain are enough to block the BCRA.
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The four absent justices had previously scheduled commitments, a court spokeswoman said.
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Absent a desire to watch the thing burn, there are two possibilities.
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Ripa, 45, has been absent for the last two episodes of Live!
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Luke Perry and Shannen Doherty were both absent from the mini-reunion.
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But coconut oil is conspicuously absent from that list of healthy ingredients.
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While the health care effort was falling apart, Trump was largely absent.
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Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris, on the other hand, were noticeably absent.
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I voted by absentee ballot, something one does, by definition, when absent.
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Absent a deal, he said lawmakers will stay in Washington through Saturday.
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With the 12 MPs absent, the government retains a majority in parliament.
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Jewish justices Stephen Breyer, Elena Kagan and Ruth Bader Ginsburg were absent.
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But absent that, I don't see how the market doesn't go higher.
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Taylor Swift's various meltdowns watching Rihanna and Calvin Harris are notably absent.
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But in Independence Day: Resurgence, that second act is almost completely absent.
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Montana also bans firing absent good cause, which would protect political activity.
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Details about the new keyboards (or even high-resolution photos) are absent.
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Notably absent, however, is a child-care facility, reported online magazine Quartz.
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Similar to the November event, Moore's third daughter, Rumer, was noticeably absent.
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A trial is scheduled to begin on June 21, absent a settlement.
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But, on the version released on Madden, Kaep's name was mysteriously absent.
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Absent of that, the product announcements are interesting enough on their own.
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Saudade is yearning for an absent person or a place left behind.
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Absent any health information, 60 percent of parents picked a sugary drink.
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Her guidance was notably absent when her father tried—more than once!
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Her Saudi billionaire heir boyfriend, Hassan Jameel, was noticeably absent from photos.
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Absent such dialogue, campaigns to boost truck sizes should be emphatically rejected.
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Others want us to simply recognize a Palestinian state, absent an agreement.
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Andrés Iniesta, who has been a wizard for Barcelona, was uncharacteristically absent.
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"But what do you do when that person is absent?" she asked.
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Notably absent are his collaborations with Paul McCartney, Rihanna, and Kendrick Lamar.
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Kanye West was notably absent from the Grammys stage and red carpet.
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Absent fathers (some in prison) and gun violence also take a toll.
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Absent such a declaration, the strategist saw turbulent waters ahead for Trump.
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It's as thought, since you left me, I am absent (Abo Tammam).
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They have a nerve and flexibility absent from museums and commercial galleries.
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But Trump is well positioned to win again in 28500, absent impeachment.
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Absent any congressional action, the rule will take effect on Dec. 1.
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Before one of the final wrestling practices, Webber noticed Karageorge was absent.
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"Such conduct as this is presumptively unreasonable absent a warrant," she said.
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Lawmakers said that residents would see state tax increases absent this change.
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Jonas Valanciunas, the Raptors' starting center, was absent with a sprained ankle.
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Maybe his later, meandering drawings, absent here, have become the true outsiders.
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But manager Alex Cora and a handful of other players were absent.
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But so far, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America remains absent.
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The program, absent congressional action, is scheduled to expire on Jan. 19.
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Iran was absent from the talks and is determined to raise production.
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Absent any change in the threat outlook, that review would be premature.
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Nevertheless their names are absent from the list of potential Olympic participants.
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Noticeably absent on the flight -- Caitlyn Jenner and all of Kylie's sisters.
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Even the famous splendor of Rio is notably absent from his work.
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"America can't achieve its objectives, absent you all," he told the crowd.
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Absent NATO, Putin would already have devoured Estonia for post-Ukraine dessert.
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Some feature clothes completely untouched by hands and absent all natural materials.
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With Porzingis absent, the Knicks thrived, taking down the Pistons, 102-277.
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The control he found during his fifth no-hitter was absent here.
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But that meant all material traces of the author's labor were absent.
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What happened in between those two events is absent from my memory.
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There's a surgical staidness to The Crown that's completely absent from Victoria.
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Notably absent are representatives of the oil, gas, coal and automotive industries.
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Absent any objection, such measures are adopted without a single vote cast.
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Absent a radical change, the Administration has no mechanism for self-correction.
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That same language was notably absent from this year's announcement, Bishop said.
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Through approximately mid-November, crowds are notably absent and savings are abundant.
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Notably absent from the donor roll, though, were Mount Pleasant's evangelical churches.
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His listed reason for missing every floor vote: "I was unavoidably absent."
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The Virgin Mary, and physical virginity, are largely absent from Sotelo's debut.
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There was a bohemian, hippie overtone that is absent this time around.
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But a majority of Afghan women are still absent from public life.
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His mouth is nearly absent, as are the hands of the clock.
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That goal is conspicuously absent from the Department of Defense's new strategy.
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Men are the subject but they are also absent from the discussion.
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One can never know how events might have transpired absent some variable.
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Why do you think the migration itself is absent from the narrative?
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In many ways the artist has always been absent from her work.
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Others want us to simply recognize a Palestinian state absent an agreement.
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China's fearsome propaganda machine was never going to be entirely absent, however.
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Noticeably absent: anyone from the Star Tribune, any radio or TV reporters.
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Absent the answer to a grand plan, this is a good plan.
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The oral accounts also include harrowing details, absent from the written record.
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Not that people with autism have been utterly absent from the stage.
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In some instances, victims have pointed out names they believed were absent.
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Next year, absent legislative action, the hurdle will revert to 10 percent.
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Curiously, urban planners were absent — the profession barely existed at the time.
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Mr. Pratt is not the only veteran adviser absent from this campaign.
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Absent an implausible similar arrangement with Iran, other options are not good.
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It's a curious feature of Machado's stories that Brazil is so absent.
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It's an underrated dimension in fashion of late, though not entirely absent.
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We have been woefully absent and need to make participation a priority.
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Like, 50 percent of the time, he was absent from the classes.
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A photo from the Associated Press shows Trump absent from the meeting.
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Both of us had African fathers who were absent in our lives.
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Reed is mostly content to give us strong silk thread, absent pearls.
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You look somewhat sad, absent-minded & unwell but lovely all the same.
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He also added a 3-point shot that had previously been absent.
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Such events are expected to continue and worsen absent ambitious climate action.
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Absent more reliable information, public health officials prepared for a severe pandemic.
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Jefferson received, accepted and kept these gifts, all absent any congressional consent.
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And anyway, Peggy's linelessness exposes how absent Frank was in her life.
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Yet the city itself is curiously absent from this slim, speculative volume.
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He is expected to be absent from the lineup for six weeks.
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Absent agreement, McConnell said, the Senate will move to an open debate.
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Foreign policy has been notably absent from discussions about the midterm elections.
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Absent some countervailing public pressure for the environment, nothing much will happen.
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A colonist's pith helmet is the only indication of its absent occupant.
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Ordinary amenities taken for granted in big cities are all but absent.
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On Friday, Gray's voice was back, but his stuff was largely absent.
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Last weekend, Trump administration officials were absent from the cable news shows.
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But in health insurance, market failure is routine absent proper government intervention.
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"Absent a reacceleration in cyclical data, stock upside appears limited," he said.
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The program, absent congressional action, is scheduled to expire on Jan. 19.
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Any discussion of the seemingly advanced voice recognition technology is conspicuously absent.
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The law professor's name is notably absent from China's Weibo social network.
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The other black board member was absent the day of the vote.
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I was completely absent throughout the birth and didn't cooperate at all.
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Also absent will be details about any active Russian election interference campaigns.
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In 20153, Cummings was absent from work for months following heart surgery.
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Yet when you ask absent fathers themselves, you get a different picture.
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" Absent from this year's Globe nominations, however, was HBO's new show "Watchmen.
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China and Russia Neither global frienemy went entirely absent from the speech.
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Absent those virtues, the bonds of our common culture are bursting asunder.
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The past seriousness with which these problems were addressed is entirely absent.
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Notably absent is any policy on how to handle posts about politics.
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One movie is noticeably absent from the lineup: Grave of the Fireflies.
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But her name was noticeably absent from a list of convention speakers.
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Likewise, key elements of obstruction are conspicuously absent on the current facts.
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Jojo's absent father, he believes, is in Italy fighting for the Fatherland.
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Three key witnesses who had been invited to testify, though, were absent.
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Absent from the reception were Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Prince William.
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Traditional fried favorites such as latkes and jelly doughnuts were conspicuously absent.
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Notably, her famous suicide is totally absent from Portrait of a Reputation.
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Absent American support the South would have been vulnerable to another assault.
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Two voting-eligible members of Congress were absent for the impeachment vote.
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I'm the absent friend, so I come off as the bad friend.
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Absent a police state, it is impossible to monitor every such individual.
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Notably absent was the E-Verify system or any enhanced interior enforcement.
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Regime change absent a massive invasion force is a think tank fantasy.
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We sat on the ground, and Max plucked onion grass absent-mindedly.
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Someone asked, 'Would the policy be different absent any individual being here?
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"Absent the trust, you're going to see calls for bans," Montgomery says.
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Absent more information, senators said they couldn't really explain Trump's latest move.
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Mute plaques suggest an equality, entirely absent, among the players they honor.
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"Execution absent an adequate sedative thus produces a nightmarish death," Sotomayor wrote.
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Notably absent is public worry that these men will develop eating disorders.
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Many of music's biggest names (Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Ariana Grande) were absent.
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Her mother was monstrously absent; her father died before she was 2.
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He's been largely absent from politics since ending his term as governor.
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Glaringly absent from the exhibit are lesbian culture, sexual politics, and feminism.
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In "Rocking Chair," the chair supporting the reclining figure is patently absent.
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Out of a student population of roughly 3,183 students, 724 were absent first period Wednesday and 646 were absent second period, according to Broward County Schools spokeswoman Nadine Drew; that's about 21.9% and 19.5% of the student body, respectively.
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You may notice that the PlayStation 4 is glaringly absent from that list.
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She wants to know more about her fearless leader and his absent parents.
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Absent from this discussion are experts on planetary science, technology, and Earth science.
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For the next four days, he was largely absent from the campaign trail.
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Yet they are still absent from the foreground and background of popular films.
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But the apolitical poet and artist Liu Xia herself will be noticeably absent.
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I listen to the shape of this world, absent anyone other than myself.
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But we have other quality players to fill in when he is absent.
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Five of the other six (absent Afghanistan) are on President Trump's banned list.
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The government is set to shut down Friday absent a new funding agreement.
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Completely absent from the books, but sets up some emotional drama well enough.
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Noticeably absent from the House's report was any specific proof of Chinese spying.
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What about fears among Democrats about what Republicans would do absent the filibuster?
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Not only is the work participatory, but the artist's hand is completely absent.
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Absent changes, the Democratic members warned, they could push more forcefully for regulation.
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Absent a president and a functioning parliament, Lebanon is in a downward spiral.
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And he will be absent in upcoming races in Nevada and South Carolina.
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At 4-Star, Amazon's brick-and-mortar store in Manhattan, however, they're absent.
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Nor, absent a major new finding, is it likely to imperil his nomination.
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Noticeably absent from the montage was actor Garry Shandling, who died last March.
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Absent legislative reform, those costs will keep rising, crowding out other policy priorities.
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In all the offices I've worked in, women over 40 are suspiciously absent.
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She glanced around, looking a little absent, as though she'd already started leaving.
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But fiber is absent in animal foods, such as meat, dairy and fish.
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Conspicuously absent from that provision -- showing the act's true intent -- are local ordinances.
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Absent special circumstances, the election should have been a cakewalk for Mr Gianforte.
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It was not absent of good, but it was not a happy childhood.
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The company has been relatively absent from the U.S. market for several years.
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And representatives from most of the major private space companies were noticeably absent.
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She was reportedly absent because the White House instructed her not to join.
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President Trump was notably absent from the funeral and memorial services for Sen.
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Absent one or both of those states, Trump's path becomes tenuous, at best.
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That includes Guzmán's own role as a witness, one both present and absent.
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Surprisingly absent from the Mayweather-McGregor fight was any semblance of ring cutting.
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The usual loud dance music was absent as nightclubs closed for the night.
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That is absent in the euro area—hence the fear of break-up.
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Notably absent from the sides of the computer is a USB-A port.
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Entrepreneurship was, for the part, absent, meaning the status quo was never challenged.
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The sentiment of AT&T's suggestion is hollow, and the logic is absent.
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A big fashion star will be notably absent at this year's Met Gala.
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Private First Class Zwiefelhofer was absent from the 82nd without leave, he said.
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But two OG cast members will noticeably be absent: LC and Kristin Cavallari.
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The feature was also absent from the new G-Class introduced this week.
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Giudice's husband Joe Giudice — whose own 45th birthday falls on Monday — was absent.
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Absent the threat of regulatory intervention, the companies are unlikely to take action.
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Telegram is back in the AppStore after being absent there since midnight CET.
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Her fellow cast members have been notably silent and/or absent as well.
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A large chunk of the Ontario parliament, however, were absent for the vote.
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Noticeably absent from the list of companies with reports to disclose is Uber.
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Absent good answers to the intermediation dilemma, the current downward spiral will continue.
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As in, there's bass, a quality I found largely absent in the X83.
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"In this way, we're not occupying their space when they're absent," she says.
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This mutation was absent from other breeds (except the related flat-coat retreiver).
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Also absent is the ubiquitous aluminum foil invariably holding the food item together.
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During Alexander the Great's reign, his profile remained notoriously absent from any coin.
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However, notably absent are Viacom channels, Discovery, and AMC (sorry Walking Dead fans).
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Gibson was noticeably absent during CBS's annual fall TV celebration, held that night.
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AMC, where The Walking Dead lives, is noticeably absent from the channel lineup.
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They were equally absent along the route of the women's marathon on Sunday.
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Dallas listened intently as his grandparents described his absent mom and missing childhood.
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Absent laws to protect employees, workers must take power into their own hands.
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One absent voice: the National Rifle Association, which declined CNN's invitation to participate.
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Bieber was just one of several names absent from last Sunday night's festivities.
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For example, party officials expect about 70 or 75 members to be absent.
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Noticeably absent from the bill's language was any reference to a homosexual lifestyle.
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But Monday in Philadelphia had something mostly absent from these events: human emotion.
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Absent Sanders's advocacy, none of them would be seriously thinking along these lines.
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Bioluminescence is in fact markedly absent from all terrestrial vertebrates and flowering plants.
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They are often cited absent the full context in which they were made.
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Absent an unlikely collapse, Mrs Clinton has the Democratic nomination in the bag.
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The music demands attention, but even the absent-minded can appreciate its beauty.
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In fact, on the main stage, absent Donald Trump, everyone did pretty well.
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Absent any official statement or reveal from Microsoft, none of this is confirmed.
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PLL is also hosting an unofficial reunion by bringing back long-absent characters.
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The outgoing spokesman was absent at the podium the day of Comey's firing.
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The order promotes free market reforms that were absent from Trump's campaign pledges.
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This was partly because, once Kamni was gone, long-absent support flooded in.
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The former vice president has been largely absent from this year's presidential election.
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I follow the absent patter, snarling at jokes in languages I don't understand.
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The raison d'être of his entire campaign was completely absent from the debate.
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Even absent the VR phenomenon, he says, the world would want better smartphones.
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In Shotgun, the presumed kiss between the males is absent from the roll.
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So those specifics are absent, except we've got the whole Trump University thing.
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For many people there is a name that feels suspiciously absent: Kanye West.
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Ping's legal team was absent from the courtroom as the ruling was announced.
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Noticeably absent from the transparency report are any figures relating to national security.
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On Eco Yoga Park's website, the words Hare and Krishna are conspicuously absent.
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Jersey. His father, an engineer at RCA in Camden, was often absent, leaving
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Some will breach regulatory standards on capital absent promised new money from government.
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Absent a definite objective, antagonizing Beijing creates unnecessary risks, and is therefore unwise.
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But until today, that subject has been largely absent from his television advertising.
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The climate change issue was surprisingly — and distressingly — absent from the national discourse.
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Absent a clearly unconstitutional act, she had a duty to defend the policy.
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" At minimum, absent a credible nuclear triad, we will need a "Fortress America.
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We are not surprised Nixon was conspicuously absent from the Trump team's memorandum.
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On Tuesday, though, the senator said Trump had been absent from the fight.
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In his list of issues, debt reduction and fiscal responsibility were notably absent.
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Even if you get paid when absent, your sick days are likely limited.
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However, though they were manufactured, the knockoff rings were absent from the line.
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The gender divide appeared to be absent when it came to the kids.
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McCain has been absent from Washington for months as he battles brain cancer.
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It simply mirrors reality: Politicians have been absent, and continue to be so.
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Turks say that absent fraud, his real total was closer to 46 percent.
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But with the president absent, the dinner has a different, more combative feel.
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Clinton has been noticeably absent from Ohio, ceding the state to Mr. Trump.
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Among the top-tier Democratic candidates absent from the NALEO forum were Sen.
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She prays for her absent daughter's safety and, also, for "forgiveness" for herself.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) absent, their majority is effectively limited to 85033 votes. Sen.
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Notably absent, however, are top sources for kids' shows, like Netflix and Hulu.
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Absent that steady stream of public funds, these privately managed businesses would collapse.
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Such a war is too costly to seriously consider absent an imminent attack.
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The Post noted that Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin were absent from that list.
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Absent those payments, insurers would be losing money by participating in the exchanges.
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The party's past presidents were absent, and many of its younger politicians also.
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Absent any real change, the rise of populist candidates who overpromise is likely.
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The voices of people living in high-crime communities, however, were largely absent.
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Sometimes I was absent when I was home because I was an addict.
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So what could the new post-G7 order look like, absent swift rapprochement?
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But with last year's "walkout," many teachers told their administrators they'd be absent.
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And she can see I'm a little absent-minded from time to time.
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Absent a Supreme Court review, McFarland claims, the D.C. court's ruling is final.
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Conspicuously absent from Tuesday's announcement was the cost of the new F-18s.
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A candidate who will be noticeably absent from the event is Washington Gov.
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On Sunday evening in Washington, the honoree was absent from an awards ceremony.
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Partly this view comes from a belief that over-confidence is currently absent.
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Noticeably absent from Secondhand Time is the cynicism of the late Soviet era.
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Progressives were largely absent from the conversation, despite the Fed's central economic role.
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But these are outlandishly exaggerated examples of absent, dismissive, inept, or villainous fathers.
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The study showed the baby's brain was absent, a condition known as hydranencephaly.
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While the human impact here is obvious, a human presence is eerily absent.
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Or is the empty space a reminder of his lost or absent authority?
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) absent for health reasons, his confirmation could be rejected.
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For a few, he'd absent himself, ask a sub to take his place.
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Absent Gage, aspects of LifeLog might have survived, albeit under a different name.
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Pat Toomey has been noticeably absent from meeting with the people he represents.
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Plaintiffs in court cases are rarely allowed to proceed anonymously absent extraordinary circumstances.
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Notably, Britain is absent—further proof our country has lost its vital essence.
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It wasn't something you could close your eyes to, or absent yourself from.
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That deep investigative and creative storytelling citing diverse experts and sources remained absent.
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Absent some unprecedented political earthquake, Sanders will not be able to overcome that.
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There's even a dedicated escape key again, which was absent on earlier models.
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Since the election, top Democrats have been almost absent on the national stage.
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With Mr. Grassley absent, Mr. Kennedy acted as the chairman for Wednesday's hearing.
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China was not entirely absent from the lead-up to the Singapore talks.
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His mother-in-law was absent from her place in the congregation Sunday.
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"You're absent-mindedly removing yourself from the space you are in," she says.
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Those are the kinds of details that are essentially absent from the book.
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But that forcefulness has often been absent in his dealing with staff members.
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All these problems are either absent or considerably diluted in the outside air.
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His signature themes, in other words, were just completely absent from the night.
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Testimony cited by Roll Call estimated 22 of those absent were fighter pilots.
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Her affectionate but absent mother brought home men who preyed upon her children.
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Do you think that the feminist perspective has been absent from horror films?
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Honestly, I'm not sure how this happens absent Trump becoming the Republican nominee.
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The killer's perspective, absent from the book, is introduced early in the series.
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It will happen, absent some decisive factor to upend the logic of it.
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Creative ideas like these have been notably absent in right-leaning policy circles.
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Absent from the discussions in February were any representatives from Mr. Ghani's government.
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"The government is completely absent in the center of the country," he said.
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But Russia, strangely, seems to have been completely absent from any of it.
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Absent some kind of course correction, the court risks a crisis of legitimacy.
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Missing from home and then absent on paper, the teenager is a phantom.
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Donald Trump was conspicuously absent from an annual economic forum in the Pacific.
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Meanwhile, Republicans on Capitol Hill say the NRA's voice has been noticeably absent.
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Texas Democrat Beto O'Rourke will be absent from the campaign trail this weekend.
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Absent official backing, these promising stabs at political unity died on the vine.
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" Lisa had imagined that she "could shame them for being cold and absent.
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And an art-and-life lesson in how to be absent, and not.
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Matthews was absent from MSNBC's coverage of the South Carolina primary on Saturday.
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However, one essential policy commitment is noticeably absent: addressing costly fossil fuel subsidies.
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Absent the intervention of many other sociopolitical acts, poetry won't save your life.
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Willems is a ham: his ego is absent, his audience's happiness is all.
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While Young Thug was absent on the stage, Nas was the surprise guest.
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Absent any congressional action, the new rule will take effect on Dec. 1.
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On Thursday, she was mysteriously absent from the live taping of the show.
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"We think stocks could run for a while, absent some event," Augustine said.
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Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma was absent Thursday and will be sworn in separately.
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As usual, however, serious nonfiction books explicitly about religion are almost entirely absent.
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But absent any major disqualifying revelations, Mr. Trump's choices are likely to prevail.
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Absent a diagnosis, Ms. Buck was put in a room with suicide survivors.
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Yes, but: The 2020 Democrats have been markedly absent from the gun conversation.
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Absent a good reason, you owe it to her to respect that expectation.
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Real tears are absent in the park, but the play hangs together anyway.
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Uruguay voted against the measure, Trinidad and Tobago abstained and Cuba was absent.
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What's strikingly absent, except by unpleasant implication, is Rockwell's most durable theme: community.
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Absent a better alternative, this is probably the best the schools can do.
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What is often absent is the consideration of how research affects everyday individuals.
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That power includes the power to decide process at least absent egregious oppression.
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Absent some future Nixon-type smoking gun, the Senate will acquit President Trump.
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But as feminism hit its stride in the 1970s, cheerleading was notably absent.
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Discussion on Social Security reform has been largely absent from the Democratic debates.
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McCain has been absent all year as he undergoes treatment for brain cancer.
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Absent from this list is John Bolton, Mr. Trump's former national security adviser.
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Absent legislative changes, the Supreme Court's decision will make losers of us all.
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But for last year's "walkout," many teachers told their administrators they'd be absent.
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Neighborhood Joint The clean, modern lines of contemporary New York are absent here.
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Absent these tensions, the prices is more appropriately in the low $50 area.
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Some companies report up to 60 percent of their employees are frequently absent.
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But papers like The New York Times and the Washington Post are absent.
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It's a trend that's been absent from the economy for almost four decades.
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However, those findings have been virtually absent in Republican and conservative media outlets.
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Absent any real off-ramp for Iran, tensions and attacks will likely continue.
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Their structures were extremely variable—chaotic, almost, with castanet and rattling often absent.
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These movies are important to viewers, and are not absent of meaningful substance.
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Humor in the later stories, while seldom entirely absent, is slyer and quicker.
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It showed emissions growth slowing but still rising through 2040 absent stronger steps.
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Meaningful oversight of the tech industry from the executive branch is equally absent.
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The same accord regarding humanitarian aid following a natural disaster has been absent.
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Ever since, Dr. Watson, 90, has been largely absent from the public eye.
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But absent those reforms, I think we're stuck with a two-party system.
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One time I joked that all of our plants had an absent father.
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Dominant-caste associations, such as the powerful Nair Service Society, were conspicuously absent.
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He also shows some moves that are largely absent north of 205 pounds.
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Such talks were common during the Cold War but are largely absent today.
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Several became his mentors and, as DelGaudio says, surrogates for his absent dad.
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But Medicaid, or health insurance of any kind, is absent from the proposal.
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"Absent strategy, we are left with no theory, just the madman," he writes.
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Recommendations on gun control, however, are largely absent from the 177-page report.
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"The President has been clear -- absent a substantial fix, absent overcoming the shortcomings, the flaws of the deal -- he is unlikely to stay in that deal past this May," Pompeo told reporters during a press conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels.
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The value CBS is most suited to provide is completely absent on Candy Crush.
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Absent from that speech — and the one on Thursday — was any mention of horses.
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Notably absent from the airshow schedule is the 150-seater COMAC C919 passenger jet.
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Any restraint Obama has shown in Syria is absent elsewhere in his foreign policy.
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But for the past week, one figure was disquietingly absent: an accurate death toll.
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For three years, Tony Hawk has been conspicuously absent from the video store shelves.
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When the president addressed his daughters, we noticed the youngest Obama was conspicuously absent.
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Tencent's domestic rival NetEase was also absent from the list for the third time.
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Absent among these many possibilities, however, is chronic borreliosis, otherwise known as Lyme disease.
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He was absent from the company a lot in the past couple of years.
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When the MTV star recently went wedding dress shopping, her mother was noticeably absent.
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Adler was absent from the group again in 1989 during the American Music Awards.
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Conspicuously absent on the pizza is anything resembling a tomato or a tomato derivative.
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But absent both, a surprising number of clinicians wound up not connecting the dots.
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But slowly, as the months passed and "my people" remained absent, I gave up.
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All investment activity must cease, absent any extensions to the investment period by unitholders.
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By contrast, anti-Semitism is almost absent on the radical right in Western Europe.
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And while the rescue mission was largely successful, it was not absent of opportunists.
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With both of them absent, season 12 could look very different from previous ones.
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But when the primetime speeches started, the absent delegates had returned to the floor.
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For the record, Sheryl Sandberg was also notably absent from the Tuesday morning meeting.
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"The rule of law is virtually absent in Venezuela," Zeid said in the report.
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But absent the rumors, Durbin questioned whether Jackson was ready for the VA job.
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While not absent, larger companies and foreign banks and trading houses are less prevalent.
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We listen to the voices of women too long absent from our national memory.
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Republicans also voted to approve a funding resolution with Democrats absent from the committee.
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Furthermore, she said, remorse was "completely absent" from the presentencing submissions from his lawyers.
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Most would never dream of voting for any other candidate, absent a genuine emergency.
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This isn't the first time Superman has been absent from a Justice League promotion.
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AV1 can be put on a desk so absent children can follow goings-on.
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Absent are artists from Ecuador and Bolivia, and much of the Central American scene.
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Resolutions to those deeper, structural issues are notably absent in Trump's "phase one" deal.
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Absent more revelations, Sessions did nothing substantively wrong when he met with the Ambassador.
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While custom routines launched almost immediately after I/O, scheduling has been curiously absent.
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Helen was pregnant with Paul Jr. and Paul Sr. was being a little absent.
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This kind of absent-mindedness can have its merits, writes astrologer Vivienne Micallef-Browne.
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He's virtually absent from public gatherings and the rest of the social media sphere.
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Next Loom will have to figure out a mobile strategy — something that's surprisingly absent.
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When it came to independence from the United Kingdom, though, such gambits were absent.
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One major category of tech company that is absent on Glassdoor's list is startups.
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But questions about ICE, the hot-button issue of last summer, are largely absent.
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Noticeably absent this time were the petty insults and incoherent rants of the past.
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TALKING DURIAN China's fearsome propaganda machine was never going to be entirely absent, however.
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Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), who was absent due to a family situation, and Sen.
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Absent a second referendum, Britain is going to exit the EU in 131 days.
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The brief opening credits show us Saul's car, but thus far, Saul is absent.
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Noticeably absent is the brother everyone already knows, the Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers.
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But the mega-factories that boosted female employment there are largely absent in India.
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Absent his chosen candidate, Ackman said he was pleased with Trump, all things considered.
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Instead, in a fit of absent-mindedness, they set about reinventing the constitution wholesale.
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But when version 9.0 was released earlier this month, Navigate on Autopilot was absent.
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Noticeably absent from her look, however, was anything from the Yeezy Season 6 line.
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Visibly absent from the initial outpouring of support and condemnation was President Bolsonaro himself.
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The obsession with "lines" suggested either an absent-minded actor or a cocaine addict.
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The following day, she and Isaac (Rohan Mead), the foxy Guardian, are both absent.
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Women remain conspicuously absent, apart from a certain Middle Easterner famed for her virginity.
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Unlike most vape rigs, the ability to customize draw and harshness is totally absent.
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But its true significance lies in what is absent from the photo: Britain itself.
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In other pieces, the resemblance to something else either seems more attenuated or absent.
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Noticeably absent from the conversations, events and parties were conservative politicians and media outlets.
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That feeling of typing into a brick that plagues the MacBook is wholly absent.
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But for those who use the official Gmail mobile client, it's been mysteriously absent.
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Noticeably absent from the festivities was his girlfriend of over a year, Meghan Markle.
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But for all the rallies and rants, he's been startlingly absent on major issues.
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Following Moonves' ousting, Chen was absent from the season 9 premiere of The Talk.
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Notably absent is one of our favorite Jersey Shore cast members, Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola.
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Avengers: Hawkeye's RevengeHawkeye has been almost suspiciously absent from all the Infinity War marketing.
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Absent a fixed exchange rate regime, it should instead now lead to USD weakness.
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Yet another topic — Social Security — has thus far been largely absent from the debate.
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Those molecules were crucial in helping form everything we know, but they're also absent.
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But he does have two qualities that voters will find absent from this campaign.
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My mom lived on welfare and my alcoholic father was absent from my life.
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Noticibly absent was an update on monthly active users in the US and Canada.
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Absent "radical changes" in the White House, Corker continued, the dangers would only grow.
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Absent a surprise hit product, it's going to be a tough year for Snap.
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For a vehicle with a starting price of $74,800, these features are oddly absent.
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He is tragically absent from the one-minute, six-second video, Cosmopolitan pointed out.
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But one nation that prides itself on its sporting prowess will again be absent.
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The HBO behemoth is absent from this year's festivities because it premieres this Sunday.
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The region stands in contrast to Australia's federal policy, which has been mostly absent.
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Yet such nuance is equally absent from the way leading Democrats speak about abortion.
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It was absent; there was a featureless dark hole where the cerebellum would be.
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After a long time apart, they meet in their absent mother's kitchen and talk.
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It is conspicuously absent from this year's official shortlist of phrases-of-the-year.
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