Readers called out the omission of Thiel's conflictsTimes readers took note of its omission of all of these potential conflicts.
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She was charged with injury to a child by omission with serious bodily injury and Injury to a child by omission with bodily injury and is being held in the Bexar County Jail.
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This omission was quickly noted and reviled by many viewers.
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The lack of a trackpad feels like a glaring omission.
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He is being accused of Injury to Child by Omission.
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The omission earned the sketch series flack from Internet users.
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Savings & Debt A glaring omission in EPI's data is savings.
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It sounds childish, but it's sort of a big omission.
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Many people watching the Oscars were confused by Channing's omission.
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The Verge's Nilay Patel was pretty outraged by this omission.
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However, McDonald's name was notable by omission from Rowe's speech.
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A particularly glaring omission from the CDC's list is consent.
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This is different kind of bias: the bias of omission.
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The tweet's omission is egregious enough that committee chairman Sen.
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The list's glaring omission, of course, was Donald J. Trump.
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We won't let the omission take away from our excitement.
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It's a glaring omission, but not exactly a surprising one.
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Canadian news reports suggested that the omission had been unintentional.
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Nice misdirection made harder by the omission of the "?" signal.
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Here's hoping the company rethinks the omission for future versions.
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The worst kind of bias is the bias of omission.
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You've got East, South, West, and it's a glaring omission.
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The omission couldn't have been done for that reason, right?
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An impartial observer might consider that a fairly significant omission.
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"Their biggest omission has always been their disability," he tells BuzzFeed.
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There is one seriously puzzling omission from this otherwise excellent show.
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For months, I'd offered her half truths and lied by omission.
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However, the Chromebook Pro lacks a backlit keyboard, a mystifying omission.
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"It's a distorted, incomplete correction by omission," Zaid told CNN Business.
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Unfortunately, you'll notice that the glaring omission right now is Netflix.
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Mr Stamm, always a master of omission, has never omitted more.
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Many of the press are claiming it&aposs a stunning omission.
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On a $1,23 camera, suddenly that omission is way less offensive.
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In recognition of this omission, they have therefore tendered their resignations.
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Funny there's no noise from the outrage machine on that omission.
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That has let him and his team start correcting the omission.
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The one big omission is no full-sized SD card slot.
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On Facebook we tell many lies of omission, often without realizing.
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Now, however, the biggest clue may have been dropped by omission.
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But Trump's omission now makes that not as assured as before.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor addressed this glaring omission in her searing dissent.
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That omission is deliberate, and Wiseman has picked his moment well.
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I believe that history will judge him harshly for his omission.
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He did all he could, then, to play down Saturday's omission.
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The omission can usually be rectified if the organization registers later.
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Almost immediately, people who menstruated tweeted and posted about the omission.
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Those numbers hint at a second glaring omission in the argument.
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Failing to reform the housing market is Dodd-Frank's biggest omission.
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That omission was criticized by Jews and non-Jews alike. Sen.
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Ms. Jordan said her early mistakes had been those of omission.
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An omission like that erodes the randomized nature of the trial.
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The omission of the Palestinian Territories drew outrage from Palestinian officials.
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Colorado Republican: Sessions made 'grave omission' Updated 12:20 p.m. Rep.
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With the help of Morningstar, I'll start remedying that omission now.
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In their rebuttal, House Democrats say this omission is by design.
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That small missing feature becomes a big omission in the field.
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According to the authors, only Villinger was aware of the omission.
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Unfortunately, there is one glaring stakeholder omission: the aircraft maintenance technician.
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Given the memorandum's focus on encouraging innovation, this omission is unfortunate.
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Price told Senate staff, when asked about the omission, that "it was an inadvertent omission and that the majority of activities investigated related to his authorized campaign committee, rather than him personally," according to the memo.
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"Among the sins of omission of modern political science, the greatest of all has been the omission of passion," he said in a speech to the American Political Science Association when he completed his term as president.
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There was one significant omission: the toxicity of smoke from construction materials.
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The omission added another layer of dichotomy to an already scattershot campaign.
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But it wasn't the most notable omission where the president was concerned.
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But this seems clear: If Murherkjee is guilty of something, it's omission.
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And I think most of the sins are of omission, not commission.
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In each case, he lied about his behavior, or lied by omission.
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Google is a fascinating and perhaps telling omission from the press release.
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A glaring omission from the Nokia Sleep is an alarm clock function.
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Edgar stands out as the biggest omission on Holloway's incredible curriculum vitae.
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Luckily, Stephanie doesn't seem to have any hard feelings about the omission.
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Trans men, too, have faced omission from prominent studies and the trials.
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In any case, as Glasser notes, this was a highly significant omission.
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Cohen did not respond to CNN's request for comment on the omission.
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And despite that omission, it was a remarkable year for nonwhite actors.
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This omission may be deliberate, or it may have been an oversight.
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They say the worst kind of bias is the bias of omission.
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This omission strikes me as a huge loss, even a huge injustice.
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Some people are angered by the "omission" of the flag-planting scene.
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His first show went down Sunday, and the omission didn't go unnoticed.
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It is well-written, frequently funny, and suffers from one glaring omission.
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When no thanks were given, the omission was very rarely commented on.
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Mr. Trump's omission in Brussels caught his national security team off guard.
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But in reckoning with his legacy, there is often one surprising omission.
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Despite the omission of Mushu, Reed promises the film will be funny.
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And during the cross-examination, the defense zeroed in on that omission.
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Your omission from his obituary and eulogy seem like more pointed slights.
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And I think history will judge James Mattis poorly for that omission.
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This omission has been a source of frustration for reproductive rights advocates.
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Thus, anything alleged by the plaintiff is admitted through omission, the judge said.
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However, many are easily located online," the groups said, calling the omission "inexplicable.
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" Former Secretary of State Madeline Albright criticized the omission Tuesday calling it "stunning.
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Sixty years later we are still living with the fruits of this omission.
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The omission of even a 3.5mm adapter is sure to annoy some people.
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But Facebook's system can't yet, and that omission is a defacto editorial decision.
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Remainers dislike the plan's omission of services, which are Britain's most competitive sector.
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But there's one glaring omission in the plan: How people will get there.
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And, in the worst omission, Siri on the HomePod doesn't recognize different voices.
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There is a critical omission for the RX100 VI: a microphone / headphone port.
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Interestingly, there is no Smart Keyboard connector, which seems like a big omission.
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Of course I wish that had been the reason for last Friday's omission.
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Another disappointing omission with these headphones is the absence of USB-C charging.
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The omission didn't sit well with members of LGBTQ+ community, advocates, and allies.
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Amazon makes up for the first omission by selling a $15 ethernet adaptor.
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The omission prompted fresh speculation over whether the trip would happen at all.
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This omission is not only insulting to America's veterans – it is downright dangerous.
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This omission sparked a social media movement, with many using the hashtag #AddHerName.
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This is a society built on the English arts of omission and indirection.
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As students dissected Nesterly's business model, however, we each made the same omission.
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Regulatory sins of omission are dangerous when it comes to the public health.
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Questioned about the omission, the No. 2 Senate Democrat said he supports Sen.
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Being blind is omission, not commission; and you'd better learn how to fall.
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He acknowledges the omission in his introduction but never fully explains the reason.
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However, there remains a difference between omission and commission in such criminal allegations.
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But the most jarring omission of all had nothing to do with Williamson.
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A practice harder to quantify is the omission of sexual orientation in obituaries.
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Apple's new high-end desktop computer was an understandable omission from Tuesday's show.
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Given his generally favourable depiction of such outfits, that is a huge omission.
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If "Rocket Men" has a minor shortcoming, it is a sin of omission.
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Is this is a correction, an omission or an act of artistic cowardice?
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The omission was surprising because the NYT is institutionally committed to climate coverage.
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The omission of that visit in the case file was inadvertent, he said.
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She has returned to see him, reluctantly, in hopes of rectifying that omission.
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That omission is not because of pending lawsuits regarding raising the age limit.
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The EEOC is going back to correct a minor omission in the rule.
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Lloyd Doggett and Ro Khanna raised concerns about the omission of uninsured individuals.
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This is not an oversight, or an omission due to lack of space.
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I asked a co-organizer, the digital strategist Tonyo Cruz, about the omission.
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President Trump, his son and some supporters suggested the omission was politically motivated.
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When evidence is not properly disclosed, experts say, the omission is rarely discovered.
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The former Clinton aides also cited Mr. Kushner's omission of dozens of meetings with foreign leaders, including Russian contacts, on the forms required to gain a top-secret security clearance, an omission his lawyer at the time called a clerical error.
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So when she got to the end of her speech, the omission was notable.
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Disney sued the telecom giant, saying the omission was in violation of their contract.
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Up until now, however, it's had one glaring omission: it didn't work with Android.
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"There are errors of omission and then there are errors of commission," he said.
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Given this was his first attempt to rehabilitate himself, it was a glaring omission.
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So the film is damning: sins against the stranger more by omission than commission.
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Meanwhile, the neo-Nazi site Daily Stormer celebrated the administration's omission of Jewish suffering.
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These problems are compounded by a second omission – the role of the White House.
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The revision comes after Samuel L. Jackson criticized the omission on his social media.
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In its new notice of proposed rulemaking, the FCC proposes to correct that omission.
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When it comes to technology like this, the omission of extreme specificity makes sense.
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Are positive stories about the Trump administration falling victim to the bias of omission?
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Have you ever looked at the McDonald's McFlurry menu and noticed a glaring omission?
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That said, the nominations produced some noteworthy oversights, and perhaps inevitable sins of omission.
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And sins of omission—not taking advantage of the moment—cost you over time.
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CBA's brands include Kona Brewing Company, Omission Brewing Company and Redhook Brewery, among others.
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Some raised questions about whether the visit had been postponed due to the omission.
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With many business types on-site, I was surprised to see such an omission.
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Here are 50 things the President has posted on -- with one notable omission: 1.
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To be sure, omission of the First Amendment could only be seen as deliberate.
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Even so, the lack of the feature feels like a pretty glaring omission here.
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Another seemingly basic omission: keyboard text entry in the system-level version of Assistant.
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This comes after a conspicuous omission when the game was announced this past September.
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Photographers of all genders were quick to call out the camera manufacturer's astounding omission.
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Koons previously prided himself in his work's polite innocence: its omission of significant content.
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The crime of omission was not registering, while the crime of commission was writing.
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"This is not a small or insignificant omission," said Kerry Cuccia, a defense lawyer.
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Lauw didn't ask if I'd felt anything, and for this omission, I was grateful.
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But the EEOC is going back to correct a minor omission in the rule.
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As headliners of an era now being judged for posterity, their omission seemed glaring.
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The chief justice asked again whether someone's citizenship could turn on such an omission.
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Toobin said he didn't foresee the omission of the word affecting the prosecution's case.
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Gail Collins would like to rectify a glaring omission in Frank Bruni's new cookbook.
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" Neal called the exclusion of the legislation from this week's package an "egregious omission.
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Analysts were divided on the significance of Mr. Baghdadi's omission of Mosul by name.
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This omission comes despite the fact that Mr. Trump's national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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And this is a puzzling omission, because millions of Americans fall into this category.
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And this is a puzzling omission, because millions of Americans fall into this category.
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The blatant omission of this conclusion exemplifies the one-sided nature of some articles.
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A lawyer for McKinsey, Jennifer Selendy, told the judge the omission was not intentional.
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Rather, it&aposs a lack of context and an omission of the underlying issues.
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You can be complicit through action or inaction, speech or silence, association or omission.
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But there was one glaring omission in Trump's latest version of his original speech.
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In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Winslet says this omission was deliberate.
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In fact, that omission may be why Wall Street didn't exactly soar on the speech.
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It notes that the exterior design is unchanged, except for the omission of the jack.
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Whether the lack of inclusion was an intentional omission or simply an oversight is unclear.
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In the case of "Comic Intro," the omission of a credit worked in Malaponti's favor.
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Her mother, Katharine White, was charged with injury by omission for failing to protect her.
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"Failing to inform consumers represented a misleading business practice using omission," the French authority writes.
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" In an email, Ms. Hall said, "Sunday night's omission was shocking and painful to witness.
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Voice chat is a notable omission at present, though Valve says it's working on it.
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We can owe that omission to the fact naming Natalie's hometown totally negates Sally's argument.
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Western Digital does provide a way around this omission by including a USB 2.0 port.
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I believe he is lying by omission, and telling us a verson of the truth.
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It does not, however, use any sort of haptic feedback, which is an interesting omission.
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And that leads us to the Mighty's biggest omission — and my key gripe with it.
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This omission is the latest in a long line stretching back to 2016 and beyond.
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A representative from Parrot said the omission was to encourage safe line-of-sight flying.
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The big omission here is Jaromir Jagr, who falls victim to the four-pick maximum.
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Meanwhile the worst example of media bias this week is something called bias of omission.
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"Perhaps this is an omission that will be corrected in a later draft," Lawfare writes.
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The judge said the defense had not shown that the juror's omission violated Liang's rights.
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Real estate experts contacted by NBC News called the omission "highly unusual," though not illegal.
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Jaromir Jagr was left off the Czech Republic roster, but his omission was less surprising.
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It is a telling omission, one that reveals just how unusual Al-Sharif's family was.
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"In most cases, our biggest regrets turn out to be acts of omission," he continues.
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As of Wednesday morning, the White House still had not corrected or explained the omission.
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" Flexible ethics are captured thus: "This wasn't a blatant lie, but a lie of omission.
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Again, if such statements exist in transcripts, tapes or FBI reports, they're a major omission.
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The deal will add Kona Brewing Co., Omission Brewing Co., Redhook Brewery and Cisco Brewers.
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Flores has not played since, and Collins took the blame for the pinch-running omission.
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What makes the request even more curious is the omission of the more obvious question.
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The Trump transition spokesman said the emoji had nothing to do with the invitation omission.
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The omission of Japan, the largest foreign supplier to be so excluded, was especially pointed.
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A chart with an earlier version of this article included several errors and an omission.
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A Netflix rep said the one notable omission will be Disney-owned shows and movies.
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But it has raised eyebrows over its presentation of Japanese culture and omission of subtitles.
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Trying to defend it is basically arguing that a lie by omission isn't a lie.
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Justin Driver, a law professor at the University of Chicago, said the omission was telling.
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And the sin of omission — doing nothing — is nearly as bad as the murder itself.
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The law minister was forced to resign over the omission, which the protesters considered blasphemy.
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Petipa left out fouetté turns, so they rectify that omission; and their joy is infectious.
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This feels like a good place to mention this headset's second big omission: wired playback.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The lack of reverse wireless charging feels like a significant omission.
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Maisel then subtly lays the groundwork for Joel's biggest lie of omission to become worse.
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But for the broader purpose of the essay, this enormously consequential omission makes perfect sense.
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The omission laid bare the divisions between Trump and some senior officials in his administration.
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It said that in Dolle's case "his sins were those of omission, rather than commission".
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And for such a well-researched book about a bicontinental project, there's another strange omission.
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If Judge Kavanaugh was upset by the omission, he gave no public sign of it.
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I'd say the museum is everything it can possibly be, but for one glaring omission.
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However, there was a big omission from the show's version of Cersei and Maggy's conversation.
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"There is a glaring omission in the indictment," conservative commentator Andrew McCarthy wrote last year.
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Nonetheless, the omission of a tiebreaker meant that rugby's most venerated tradition ended as an anticlimax.
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Google Photos is a big omission at the moment, though you can Chromecast your pictures instead.
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The only surprising omission in Bowie's own version of Fallon's Wheel of Impressions is Mick Jagger.
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The one surprising omission by the scriptwriters is not having the corporate lawyer in this scene.
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Or the lies of omission: Not saying I'd been drinking since the middle of the afternoon.
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BTS's omission from the main awards is perhaps the biggest, but not the only head-scratcher.
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But disappointingly, a matching Minifig version of the royal family is an obvious glaring omission here.
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The omission of more details is conspicuous, said Peter Toren, a former computer crimes federal prosecutor.
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This is not simply bad luck, it is the latest in a long trend of omission.
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The most surprising omission is the May 1 demonstration in Kyiv, not far from the plant.
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"The biggest mistakes today are mistakes of omission," said Mark Steber, Jackson Hewitt's chief tax officer.
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Cruz skillfully turned a question about a financial reporting omission to a swipe at the media.
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However, Stephen Colbert couldn't help but bring up a notable omission on The Late Show Monday.
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It was an omission that was picked up on by the media present at the event.
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But from the perspective of humans, Apple's refusal to port iMessage is a sin of omission.
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The only real omission here is under "Game Consoles," as the Nintendo Switch isn't currently supported.
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"It appears [Kushner] ended up being the beneficiary of that omission," said Lieu, a California Democrat.
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The starkest difference was the omission in China's statement of any agreed upon timetable for negotiations.
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After the NATO meeting, Mattis tried to explain away Trump's speech omission to CBS's John Dickerson.
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But by omission it's made something startlingly clear: your next laptop won't be an Apple one.
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Former Fox News host Juliet Huddy says some of the network's programs are 'lying by omission'
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The omission of these culture-change initiatives is certain to degrade capital programs and safety performance.
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Omission bias is the tendency to prefer inaction to action, in ourselves and even in politics.
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This omission has caught the attention of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in Congress.
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Finally, the X21 is not water resistant, which in today's market is quite a big omission.
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Ebert's most glaring omission is any discussion of how Jennifer came to be what she is.
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As a result, the president's team could be looking for a way to justify the omission.
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It seemed a shameful omission on my native-Texan C.V. And so, I took the bait.
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Remember, someone can't be denaturalized simply for lying (or lying by omission) on her citizenship application.
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When Apple launched iOS HealthKit in 2014, the app arrived on phones with a noticeable omission.
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Or omission lies, such as that you promise you won't be getting back with your ex . . .
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The omission can now no longer be brought up 20 years later in an unrelated squabble.
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But the letter did not mention Mr. McCree's death, a remarkable omission that upset some parents.
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No, a call to high moral principle and common purpose was noticeable only for its omission.
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Programming on LGBTQ or racial equity disparities was absent, and its omission is a chronic issue.
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That's an odd omission, and the one area where the camera fell short of my expectations.
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The omission is striking, especially given the importance of New Hampshire to the 210 Democratic primaries.
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A major omission in this year's proposed budget is funding for the U.S. Institute of Peace.
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And given the amazing, sumptuous descriptions of the world he moved in, it's a noticeable omission.
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And given the amazing, sumptuous descriptions of the world he moved in, it's a noticeable omission.
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The omission of the Bolton revelation in Purpura's arguments only made it that much more conspicuous.
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But the show's poor handling of race has gone from a bothersome omission to downright offensive.
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The omission of the guided breathing exercises sticks out, especially given the Apple Watch's "Breathe" app.
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Nonetheless, the omission contributed to his contention that there is a kind of conspiracy against him.
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The omission raises questions about what, exactly, Durham—alongside Attorney General Bill Barr—has been investigating.
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The I.R.S. sent a letter, noting the omission and asking for the missing tax and interest.
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One notable omission in "Becoming Warren Buffett" is any interview with Astrid, Mr. Buffett's current wife.
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We told lies of omission and pretended that nothing very terrible could be happening around us.
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Quebec City's mayor, Régis Labeaume, called the omission "scandalous," while others threatened to boycott the store.
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But Ms. Spirit was growing alarmed at the omission of young people from the Brexit debate.
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Puccini decided not to write a scene showing Manon and des Grieux in Paris, a curious omission.
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And the fact that I don't yet have one in my wardrobe feels like a grave omission.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But perhaps the OnePlus 6's strangest omission is not having wireless charging.
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It is unknown whether Congress's silence was the result of a naive omission or an intentional exclusion.
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Doer accused the U.S. of significant "distortion and omission" in its analysis of the pipeline's environmental impacts.
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The omission of important actors or connections makes it nearly impossible to draw conclusions from the graph.
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I have no idea why anyone thinks volume is an acceptable omission from a TV device remote.
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Then there was the concern over the series' omission: meat's impact on climate, water, land, and pollution.
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Sins Of Omission Are Worse Than Commission: It's not just what journalists report, it's what they don't.
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Then, in 219867, a paper published by Ronald Coase, a British economist, pointed out a glaring omission.
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They did drop forced arbitration, but for sexual harassment only, not discrimination, which was a key omission.
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One glaring omission in that project is former Vice President Joe Biden, who declined to be interviewed.
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"Yes, we filter and lie by omission on Facebook," said University of Wisconsin-Madison professor Catalina Toma.
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"Straight Outta Compton", a film about the immensely influential gangsta rap group NWA, was a glaring omission.
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Only after the media publicized this omission did Kushner amend his security form to include these meetings.
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According to a team of psychologists at George Mason University, there is however a glaring omission: sex.
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In previous years, the omission was perhaps understandable since Nexus phones (RIP) usually didn't cost as much.
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But, her all-Portuguese post-fight interview had an ominous omission—there was no Ronda Rousey callout.
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"My surprise quickly turned into disgust," said Steffen, who also peer reviewed the chapter before its omission.
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This omission has led to governmental failure when it comes to protecting religious minorities from religious-harassment.
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Notably, he never worked as a journalist, an omission that has led him to disdain certain conventions.
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More in White House Robert Mueller soon may be exposed as the 'magician of omission' on Russia
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That, unfortunately, is an omission that can make "Long Day's Journey" feel even longer than it is.
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This draft is exactly what is needed, the ability to apply global sanctions -- with one glaring omission.
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Six months later, when Pat returned to the hospital in distress, this error of omission was discovered.
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Democratic senators say the current process risks the omission of materials that would reveal Kavanaugh's true record.
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More often, though, garment workers' experiences, activism, and words are erased not by omission, but by distortion.
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Despite the deluge of new Echo gadgets, there was one curious omission: Amazon's rumored Alexa-powered glasses.
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That omission was predictable, given that four ex officio members of FFAR's board are senior USDA officials.
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It would be an egregious omission to not mention Cave partner/collaborator/fellow aesthetic influencer, Anita Lane.
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Vine withered at Twitter in part from creators bailing due to its omission of native monetization options.
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"That might be a slight omission!" he said about Bergman not mentioning the academic fraud to Vest.
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Amid the boundary-pushing moments, there was one glaring omission: women, both as directors and as protagonists.
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Omission was not the same as denial, I thought, which in turn was distinct from a lie.
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Because of the omission, the conviction was not taken into account by the judge who sentenced him.
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We must hold the entire humanitarian system -- international donors, UN agencies, NGOs -- accountable for this fatal omission.
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The most significant omission can actually be counted: the global increase in average life expectancy at birth.
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That's a significant omission that already seems to have led to Ohr's demotion, according to Fox News.
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But for those of us who move between Windows and the Mac, the omission is becoming glaring.
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You see, my Catholic school was guilty of endangering all of us by sheer omission of FACTS.
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This is a negligible omission: I forgot that 3D Touch even existed because I rarely use it.
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"It would be a serious omission on our part not to delve into the roots," he wrote.
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" As a result, the French authorities concluded that Apple was guilty of "misleading commercial practice by omission.
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But cutting Carmen's classic "Habanera" from the Bizet opera that bears her name seemed an amazing omission.
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The day before, Manager Aaron Boone had called Torres's omission from the All-Star roster "a joke."
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Retailers, who have been leading the charge against the border-adjustment proposal, were encouraged by the omission.
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One glaring omission in the bill is that Title I does not apply to independent regulatory agencies.
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This is why the most egregious omission from the Trump National Security Strategy is radical revisionist nationalism.
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The Met is far from the only opera company to have committed such a sin of omission.
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While $566 billion is still a big deficit, this omission makes a serious dent in Trump's case.
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They're keen to get to the bottom of this blatant map omission, and they're looking squarely at ... Australia.
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"The Administration's omission of the Jewish people in a Holocaust remembrance statement is an historical mistake," she tweeted.
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Because Gordon failed to appear twice, the judge said anything alleged by the plaintiff is admitted through omission.
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One of Emojipedia's most requested emoji was apparently a white heart, and that omission is now being rectified.
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No North Korea: One noticeable omission was that Trump made no mention of North Korea in his speech.
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I suppose you could decide not to design for something, and that omission ends up being the cause.
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What's particularly befuddling about the company's omission is that Atmos is supported by other, cheaper set-top boxes.
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The right has seized on this as the glaring omission that justifies skepticism about the entire Russia scandal.
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For women working in tech, it was a disappointing omission, and another reminder of the industry's gender gap.
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Sonos was aware of the glaring omission and had promised to add full Spotify support by December 21st.
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In addition, they are also notched down three times for non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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Some critics of the president have said this omission amounted to filing a false report, a federal crime.
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Her biggest omission was any plan to target the wealth of London-based Russians linked to the Kremlin.
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That omission has riled some of the more sensitive defenders of American space dominance, because patriotism, I suppose.
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Extreme displeasure could be expressed by the omission of complimentary words in an editorial in a government publication.
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This omission of food in these advertisements is disconcerting because runners need to eat —and eat a lot.
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A few media outlets have noticed the Times's omission, including Washington Monthly and the site Crooks and Liars.
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The omission also comes less than a week after the Pentagon released updated numbers in Syria (2,000 troops).
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Like Perec's novel, the exhibition's artworks employ tactics of redaction, refusal, avoidance, understatement, substitution, omission, erasure, and disappearance.
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He views statements like these as lies of omission because people want to see themselves as good patients.
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The omission of obstruction questions can mean a variety of different things, from the mundane to the horrific.
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A lie of omission by a health-care provider doctor is just as damning as any affirmative lie.
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The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is not in the Constitution, but we propose redressing a centuries-old omission.
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But it's her job to make that case, and failure to do so is a failure of omission.
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It refuses to name the agents who took trips, saying the omission is designed to protect their identities.
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Sessions later disclosed this information in his hearing on Tuesday after lawmakers brought the omission to his attention.
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In chronicling Mr. Cancel Miranda's role in this historic event, not mentioning his victims seems a significant omission.
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Or what I think every man was guilty of, some form of omission in attitude, in his views.
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Rapinoe is not the only surprise omission today: England's Phil Neville has made a few of his own.
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The omission was especially notable because scientists say the Arctic is heating up faster than the world average.
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Honorable mention omission: Jack Wilshere, the Arsenal midfielder who has struggled with injuries off and on for years.
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Most popular iOS apps have already been updated to include dark mode, and WhatsApp is a big omission.
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But this year, the edition had a glaring omission I couldn't stop thinking about: Where were the women?
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"There was no omission or intentional delay based on what others were saying or doing," the spokesperson said.
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But Prince did not mention Nader's presence there, either, an omission that has raised concerns among some Democrats.
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But these sins of omission are, for now, less to fear than one potential sin of future commission.
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It failed to mention Jews, an omission so glaring that it incited a furor among Jewish Republican groups.
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The exclusion happens by omission, in the course of telling a story about America that's powerful but incomplete.
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In addition, they are notched down three times for high non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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It is a marker of omission: Carbon dioxide produced from fossil fuels contains no carbon 14 at all.
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I don't know for certain whether anything can be read into Mr. Trump's omission or Mr. Tillerson's absence.
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Given the uproar the omission caused, Corker's caveat conveyed a distinct sense of ''Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln. . . .
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Critics say the company and CEO Elon Musk have, by omission, allowed drivers to overestimate the system's capability.
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The USMCA does not mention climate change — an unsurprising omission given the Trump administration's views on the issue.
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Since more than one-third of students transfer to another school, leaving them out is a big omission.
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One big omission, however, is NFC, meaning you can't use Huawei Watch GT 2 to make contactless payments.
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Indeed, this last omission is linked to the failure to characterize Russian and Chinese objectives and actions properly.
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This omission is inexcusable when polls show that an increasing number of Americans now support such a system.
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That omission could cause him future legal problems because Ms. Clifford's current lawyer, Michael Avenatti, has sued him.
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The omission incensed PewDiePie's followers, as well as the followers of other YouTube creators who were left out.
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The falsehoods they offer are crafted through the careful omission of fact rather than the inclusion of falsehood.
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One omission in Clinton's suit whispered a long, questionable history, and that is this: It has no pockets.
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But those in the know picked up on the speech's one glaring omission: No one thanked the original director.
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Cruz, a former Supreme Court law clerk, said he became "deeply disturbed" to discover Thomas' omission from the museum.
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In addition, they are notched down three times for very high non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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Going another year without water resistance certification would be disappointing, but this just shines a spotlight on the omission.
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Considering that the subjects were teens decades ago, when marijuana was much less potent, that is one big omission.
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This special report will argue that its troubles stem largely from policy failures, albeit more by omission than commission.
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Unfortunately, Apple's TV app doesn't include videos from all of the biggest services — Netflix is one particularly notable omission.
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It came away with no nominations, an omission especially glaring in a year where every acting nominee is white.
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One big omission is Facebook, which had a deal to distribute highlight clips in 2015 but didn't renew it.
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The omission cast doubt on its commitment to fight inflation, which was almost 20% in the year to March.
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Analysts at the time speculated the omission was due to government sensitivity over the topic of HIV and homosexuality.
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Unlike most of Paltrow's pseudoscientific advice, this error is largely one of omission, and a common one at that.
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She reportedly backed away after some confusion over his omission to confirm that she would receive a top job.
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That omission increases the chance that a child will have a low birth weight and learning problems later on.
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It's a surprising omission, especially since questions about climate change in presidential and vice presidential debates date back decades.
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Regulators took action over that omission by suspending him from working with any brokerage for 30 days in 2012.
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To an extent, we can chalk up that omission to the tendency of storytellers to focus on solitary geniuses.
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Perhaps the most glaring omission here is that none of these party leaders use the word "union" even once.
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Despite the many major tech companies that you'll see on this year's list, you'll notice one glaring omission: Apple.
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It also can now transfer haptic feedback from the game, which was a notable omission on the previous version.
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Because Gordon has failed to appear twice, the judge said anything alleged by the plaintiff is admitted through omission.
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Some believe Trump ad-libbed the omission, while others believe that Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller played a role.
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Apple is finally getting around to adding web previews for tvOS apps — correcting this rather baffling and prolonged omission.
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The Washington Post reported that the omission was a result of the simultaneous translation taking place during the event.
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Orenstein agreed with Apple in his opinion that the company's omission from CALEA constitutes a conscious decision by Congress.
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That omission is a troubling reflection of this country's view of homeless people and their place in American society.
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America and Europe can start to fix that omission by putting their weight behind a UN-led peace process.
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Given how this is spreading—even tabloids like TMZ flagged the omission—they will likely have to say something.
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That's a strange omission for a phone that bets everything on security, but the reason is clear: cost cutting.
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Consumers took to forums to bemoan the omission, a few even saying they wouldn't buy an i3 without it.
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And for a bill whose stated purpose is to help Americans get into good jobs, it's a dangerous omission.
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The omission is largely because of technological limitations: Facial recognition systems are software applications, and operate out of sight.
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So I decided to push past that knee-jerk impulse to lie by omission, and volunteered the information instead.
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Or that the omission was more purposeful, a judgment call of an editor who didn't deem the death newsworthy.
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"Wait a minute," she said she remembered thinking, upset by the omission, which was later repeated by other professors.
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Senator Clyde Chambliss, a Republican and sponsor of the bill in the Senate, defended the omission of those exceptions.
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Her daily routine, however, has an unhappy omission — a morning stop at Coffee Project NY on East 5th Street.
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Of course, "Skoal" has been, several times, but I think the omission of that "A" adds a little difficulty.
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Ms. Chavira noticed last year that the names lacked accent marks, an omission that amounts to a spelling error.
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I was in the middle of leaving our tip and added $5 to make up for our neighbors' omission.
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This error of omission constitutes a disrespect for personhood that should be beyond the pale in any civilized society.
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Baxter HollandRutland, Vt. To the Editor: Thomas Friedman has a glaring omission from his proposed "team of rivals": Gov.
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Alas, there's no diaper in "Lucy in the Sky," an omission that has whipped expectant audiences into a froth.
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While Davidson&aposs omission was likely injury-related, Pugh was seemingly outcompeted during the team&aposs January training camp.
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Another omission from Thursday's announcements, Mr. Myllyvirta said, was the absence of any specific target to reduce coal consumption.
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Fox News "Media Buzz" host Howard Kurtz also pointed out the Times' omission on his Sunday media affairs program.
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Scobie says this was an innocent mistake and credit was added as soon as the omission was pointed out.
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That's an especially glaring omission given that the First Step Act fixed the identical problem in the 2010 law.
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You may find yourself championing its subjects even while feeling confounded by the omission of details by its filmmaker.
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This omission meant it was several days before authorities realized the catamaran was missing and organized a search effort.
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Note that voice assistants such as Siri and Google Assistant aren't natively supported, which is a somewhat odd omission.
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Several times in today's statement, Apple takes something Google itself said and spins it as an act of omission.
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It is a baseless smear, wrapped entirely in partisan misdirection, topped off with a wildly irresponsible omission of fact.
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Other academics have similarly sounded the alarm on what the omission of cultures will mean in the long run.
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I think the iPhone 7 faces a much larger challenge than the omission of the 3.5mm headphone jack, however.
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An omission While the deal will include other elements, including a US-Taliban ceasefire, it also has at least one crucial omission: It is not expected to secure a commitment by the Taliban to hold its fire on the Afghan people or the Afghan military, according to sources familiar with the talks.
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Notably absent is an SD card slot, but it's easy to overlook the omission given the breadth of available ports.
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Notably absent is an SD card slot, but it's easy to overlook the omission given the breadth of available ports.
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This was an unintended omission and the FBI will submit revised data to the Justice Department as soon as possible.
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That Kundrát and Nudds failed to account for this closely related research, published in Nature Communications, is a glaring omission.
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But as one of the most expensive mini retro consoles at $100, not including one seems like a weird omission.
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Finally there was the spectacle that followed the omission of Jews from the White House statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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But even among all those questions, there was one omission that seemed even more glaring: Where the hell is AirPower?
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But no wireless charging is a strange omission considering the phone's 900 euro price tag, which translates to around $1,100.
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I believe this is a beneficial omission for the home cook, as it encourages the habit of tasting and adjusting.
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Advocacy groups such as Just Label It have long protested this planned omission and other aspects of the USDA's standards.
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The book omitted allegations of rape and sexual abuse against the entertainer, and I intended to focus on that omission.
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Would he like to overcome his omission by joining me at the Asparagus Festival, which starts on St George's Day?
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Usually, when they lied it was only by omission, since reporting on reality is a lot easier than wholesale invention.
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In one scene, Vanderpump says Mellencamp Arroyave is "guilty by omission," while holding up printed copies of her text messages.
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The creator of this slogan felt that the omission of the "g" would mean it would appeal to young voters.
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Spokesmen for Clinton have declined to discuss the omission, and did not respond to questions about the new interview summaries.
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Teenager Mitchell Iles has appealed to sport's highest tribunal, the Court of Arbitration for Sport, seeking to overturn his omission.
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Former Minnesota Republican operative Michael Brodkorb spotted the omission late Wednesday and detailed the problems in a series of tweets.
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The committee cited the lobbying firm Faegre's quarterly disclosure forms to point out the omission in Wheeler's financial disclosure report.
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Buttigieg's campaign website is missing a policy section -- an omission that CNN's Anderson Cooper pointed out is glaring after Sen.
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"Public security was the great omission," says Renato Roseno, a state congressman from the left-wing Socialism and Liberty party.
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Relativisation, endorsement by hint or omission, far-right symbols as "irony", dog-whistle prevarications and creeping extenuation are rarely tolerated.
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While Carter's failures were sins of commission — actively sabotaging his party's efforts in Congress — Trump's failures are sins of omission.
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Vice President Mike Pence attempted a do-over on Monday night in Washington for Trump's NATO omission on Article 5.
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The most glaring omission from the show — and most missed — is "The Scream," in either of its two painted versions.
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As pundits on cable television discuss the merits of recent nominations for the Cabinet , one glaring omission has been ignored.
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Prosecutors must only establish that a misrepresentation or omission of a material fact occurred when promoting a security, for example.
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So you lie by omission — you don't tell her a lot of the fun things you do with your father.
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The will, moreover, makes no mention of the paintings, an omission that has been the source of much scholarly agitation.
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To require a provider to withhold information, and to actively mislead a patient through a lie of omission, is unethical.
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It also comes less than five months after the Bank of England's deputy governor resigned for making a similar omission.
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However, I've always thought it was sort of a glaring omission for Tesla to have dodged an official Ring run.
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I had not been taught about the violence of the occupation, and that omission was as deliberate as anything else.
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The omission has also upset journalists, who have said the State Department lied to them about when the talks started.
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The omission of the role of America's black war heroes leaves a hole for today's students that should not exist.
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Perhaps the most egregious omission was any mention of free-speech-chilling actions by the event's hosts, Turning Point USA.
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I now realize this theme has the glaring omission of a certain Looney Tunes character– I hope you'll forgive me.
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After the crush, they ruled, there was error and omission by the police which contributed to the loss of lives.
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But this omission is more a furtive walking back of bad advice than a public acknowledgment of error, Teicholz said.
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The world karate association said in a statement on Friday it was "deeply saddened" by the omission, revealed this week.
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The inability to search for, discover, subscribe and play podcasts had been a surprising omission to the company's iTunes competitor.
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Why it matters: The omission could pave the way for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to allow the arming of teachers.
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The Mizuho expert said that omission might reflect the U.S. intention to attack the "Made in China 2025" program — a .
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So we did lay in some foreshadowing that he was wrestling with it, and it's more a sin of omission.
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Canada is highly unlikely to accept that omission because its creation was the dealmaker for the original Free Trade Agreement.
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"By today's standards, you would consider that to be a shocking omission in a close personal relationship," Mr. Tyrnauer said.
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It was a disappointing omission for me as an avid NYT reader, as a tennis fan and as a woman.
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When I asked a senior investigator about the omission, he explained that it was because the investigators had been busy.
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Given that former employees often have an ax to grind, this omission is a clear violation of ethical journalistic practices.
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Many of the collection's male characters share this trait of childlike narcissism, one that is often suggested through narrative omission.
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" Donald Trump Jr. later tweeted an article that called the omission "pathetic" and made an Instagram post calling it "bias.
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In addition, they are notched down three times for very high non-performance risk due to fully discretionary coupon omission.
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In addition, they are also notched down three times for very high non-performance risk, reflecting fully discretionary coupon omission.
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"I think there's a nonfrivolous argument that the omission of 'is fired' or 'is removed from office' is actually a meaningful omission," Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas, told Vox in a March interview about the debate over whether the FVRA applies to vacancies that open up because of firings.
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The internet went nuts, and if you thought Bradley was going to have a convincing reason for the omission, think again.
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Just a few months ago I even called GPS a major omission from the Charge 280 when rumors first bubbled up.
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This reflects their omission of a long list of current and future taxes plus their failure to focus on lifetime spending.
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Prosecutors need only to establish that a misrepresentation or omission of a material fact occurred when promoting a security, for example.
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But "I put them out of business," without any mention of the federal government, was at least slightly misleading by omission.
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It looks fine and I appreciate its omission of unnecessary buttons, but that's as much praise as I can offer it.
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Another big omission is the government's failure to tackle the problem of offshore legal structures known as variable interest entities (VIEs).
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Fitch's criteria allows for wider notching for incremental non-performance if Fitch has particular concerns around the probability of coupon omission.
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According to M&D, its omission was a design decision, but it was also partly due to restrictions set by Apple.
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The fact that you can't send gifts or notes — a beloved feature in past Animal Crossing games — is a major omission.
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Prosecutors contend that the omission of that crucial information misled investors and amounted to a criminal violation of German securities laws.
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The judge ruled that allegations brought against Gordon by Brown's estate would be admitted by omission given his failure to appear.
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Others were lies of omission, or involved wrong information given initially to investigators and then corrected, sometimes with consequence, sometimes without.
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We'll be asking Apple about the omission and if the company thinks consumers will miss it on these new mainstream devices.
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The omission of this information invalidates any claims the authors might try to make regarding the efficacy of orally administered apoaequorin.
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The subtle omission allows for her brand to be palatable in a region where multiple countries ban the sale of alcohol.
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What's especially maddening about the Times' urbano omission is just how much it embraced its biggest star only two months prior.
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With Syd, avoidance — of volume, of scale, of chewier hooks and tangible physicality — reads not as inadequacy but as studied omission.
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The controversy even conjured some conspiracy theorists out of the ether, blaming Jill Stein and even Bernie Sanders for the omission.
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But as VentureBeat noted, the most glaring omission from Apple's blog post is that it doesn't mention Apple Music at all.
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The comment drew criticism over Spicer's omission of the Nazis' murder of millions of Jews in gas chambers during the Holocaust.
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One particular omission includes a dinner Pruitt had in June 2017 with Cardinal George Pell during a trip to the Vatican.
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My third favorite omission of the week comes from the media's coverage of the secret court filing made by Manafort's lawyers.
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The source and meaning of this omission is one more thing to think about in a film that invites serious thought.
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One which, in the light of historical facts, was as much a sin of commission as it was one of omission?
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"Malicious omission consists of deliberately omitting information in the sworn declaration that officials are obliged to make," Delgado told Radio Continental.
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Fitch's criteria allow for wider notching for incremental non-performance if Fitch believes there is a heightened probability of coupon omission.
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One senses that Wolfe is as irritated by his omission from the roster of immortals as by Chomsky's inclusion in it.
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" Asked about the omission, the State Department's undersecretary of public affairs, Steve Goldstein, said that "nobody took that out for him.
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I didn't want to lie, or lie by omission, but I was in dire financial straits and really needed this job.
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Mr. Aldrin publicized his own objections to the omission, and complaints spread across social media and conservative outlets like Fox News.
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This was misleading by omission, as Mr. Mueller had written to him twice and spoken with him about the investigators' concerns.
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The original indictment did not explicitly bring tax charges, an omission that experts had predicted that Mr. Mueller would ultimately correct.
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But the one notable omission from Amazon&aposs own-brand hardware lineup was any kind of smartwatch featuring its smart assistant.
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Lopez, 50, was perhaps the most high-profile omission from the list of Oscar nominees announced Monday morning in Los Angeles.
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The omission stands in stark contrast to online habits in the Asia-Pacific region, where mobile ad adoption is exponentially higher.
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It looked ordinary enough, a listing of top Democratic presidential candidates in a new national poll, but with a glaring omission.
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"All the powers available to the KFN have been applied in this case and there is no omission," Agayn told parliament.
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It was just one of many lies of omission anyone who's been paying attention could readily call out at the Newseum.
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Draghi's omission of commentary on the euro that Friday had contributed to the currency breaking past the critical $2003 level Tuesday.
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One notable omission from this year's Fat Bear Week bracket is Bear 409, or "Beadnose," who was last year's glorious champion.
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The omission of finance and the role of money from economic models is the biggest weakness in the field, Romer believes.
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" This overly broad phrase is defined as a "statement" or "omission" with a "likelihood or tendency to mislead under the circumstances.
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The U.S.G.A.'s mistake and Fox Sports' omission could be the field's misery, because a slighted Koepka is an inspired Koepka.
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America's paper of record failed to condemn the attack in print, and followed their omission up with an indefensible op-ed.
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We've reached out to the Electronic Arts -- the game's developers -- for an explanation on the omission ... so far no word back.
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An increase in muscle mass—from resistance exercise—is known to raise energy expenditure, so body composition measures were an unfortunate omission.
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The White House said the omission was deliberate since the Nazis also killed people who were not Jews, if in smaller numbers.
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And for Spotify users, this omission makes Apple's wearable that much more a sidekick to the iPhone than a fully independent device.
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Some analysts suspected the omission helped Beijing conceal the role Chinese commercial banks were playing in buying yuan to support the PBOC.
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It was an odd omission, especially since OnePlus was so eager to release a 5G device so early in the technology's lifecycle.
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From Congress to think tanks, from the campaign trail to national climate organizations, the omission of hydropower is at best short-sided.
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The intrigue: One notable omission from the new letter is a call for carbon taxes or other forms of carbon pricing. 350.
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That in the 12 years since then the firm appears to have done little about this residual portfolio seems an odd omission.
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This caused some fans to lament that homophobia was the root of the omission, but Wood assured them that's not the cast.
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By that same token, though, if you've been hiding something (and that includes lies of omission), speak now or await Jupiter's justice.
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During Saturday night's Screen Actors Guild Awards, animal lovers noticed the omission of an important actor in the show's 'In Memoriam' segment.
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The car: Along with the omission of driver-centric features, Cruise's next-generation car is designed for ride-hailing passengers in mind.
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I know enough about myself and my partner to know that I'm no longer comfortable with omission or even delayed truth-telling.
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Stoppelman made no mention of efforts to raise wages for Yelp employees struggling to get by — an omission that bothered Talia Jane.
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Visibly grimacing in pain, he missed a rotation and the judges punished the omission by downgrading the skill to a level three.
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Some members of Congress called their omission a "mistake" and tried to tie their reauthorization to a FAA authorization bill this summer.
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The iPhone 7, even with the teeth-grinding omission of a headphone jack, will only amp up Apple's sales later this month.
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But Wyden was unconvinced, saying the disclosures were only corrected after his staff caught the omission and brought it to Mnuchin's attention.
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Based on my own experience as a federal and state prosecutor, cooperators most often get in trouble because they lie by omission.
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There are plenty of good reasons to use wired internet, even in 2019, so this is an unfortunate omission on Google's part.
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The omission is discouraging and could prove dangerous, particularly in view of the current record of partially automated vehicles getting into accidents.
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"For these reasons, I request that your office review this matter to bring the facts surrounding this omission to light," Pallone wrote.
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In an email Weiss forwarded to Reuters, the executive said National republished the notes in September last year to correct the omission.
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It is heartening to see this omission starting to change through the inclusion of works by artists of color at the NPG.
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As it turned out, Lowe—a 29-year-old from Vancouver, Washington—was everything he claimed to be, with one significant omission.
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The omission disappointed rights advocates who had hoped he would specifically denounce the military's campaign of violence against the Muslim ethnic group.
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Going into the 2019 Grammys, the Academy has already fielded questions about its omission of Cardi from the Best New Artist race.
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Mr. Wilson eventually paid an estimated $3,000 in back taxes and penalties, and his ex-wife later took responsibility for the omission.
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Mr. Kushner also failed to disclose approximately 100 foreign contacts on his security clearance application; each omission is a potential false statement.
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In an email, Dr. Arteaga described the omission as an "inexcusable oversight and error on my part," and subsequently submitted a correction.
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This glaring omission in casting would bother me no matter what, but the name of the town makes it that much worse.
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Unsurprising but particularly glaring was the omission of 1946's Song of the South, Disney's racist adaptation of the Uncle Remus stories.
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"I don't necessarily see the omission of Greta Gerwig from this year's slate of nominees as a gender-based decision," Gleiberman said.
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"I don't necessarily see the omission of Greta Gerwig from this year's slate of nominees as a gender-based decision," Gleiberman said.
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In the acting categories, the omission of a nomination for Jennifer Lopez has renewed focus on the academy's predominantly white acting nominees.
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What follows is some of the lowest grade analysis as commentators pretend that the address was newsworthy for its content or omission.
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That omission was rectified on September 12th with the delayed publication of the British edition, even as legal threats continued to fly.
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This omission leaves American law enforcement hobbled in its efforts to combat these groups and the rising tide of violence they represent.
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In what ways might the inclusion or omission of women and L.G.B.T.Q. people and issues shape students' beliefs about gender and sexuality?
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But the omission of voter suppression still stands out precisely because of the direct impact it could have on the 2020 election.
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China had objected to the omission from the resolution of specific language endorsing its global Belt and Road infrastructure project in Afghanistan.
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That was a failure of omission, but there have also been failures of commission that have undermined the independence of the House.
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Banning e-cigarette flavors while ignoring the damming evidence against menthol cigarettes and their impact on black people is a disgraceful omission.
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The IRS already knows about income listed on your 1099, so it's only a matter of time before it discovers your omission.
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As the seasons have worn on, news outlets, fans and public figures including Whoopi Goldberg have criticized the show for the omission.
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A glaring omission A Texas high school is apologizing for causing an uproar after filming a video showcasing school dress code violations.
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None of Mendieta's are on display in the new building — a curious omission in an institution currently broadcasting its increasingly inclusive curation.
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Having watched the nominations, I'm reeling from one startling omission: "To Kill a Mockingbird" is not in the running for best play.
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Even if true -- and frankly, it's asking for a heavy suspension of disbelief -- this explanation for the terror transcript omission is completely unsatisfactory.
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The lack of diversity in the film makes it far less inclusive than it should be, an omission that dilutes the message somewhat.
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The accompanying Dashboard also includes country- and bank-specific commentary including on regulatory developments and drivers AT1 coupon omission and write-down risks.
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The SNES Classic features longer wires than its 8-bit predecessors, but in a world of wireless everything, it's still a frustrating omission.
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The VMAs are giving out so much love that one particular set of fans couldn't help but notice a serious omission: Taylor Swift.
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"It is an extremely grave omission that compromised the operational security of the dam," Carlos Eduardo Ferreira Pinto said about the sensor data.
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The most notable change in the central bank's monetary policy statement was its omission of references to a possible need for policy tightening.
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His omission from a long-awaited audience with Pope Francis added to the impression that he is on shaky ground with the President.
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In an interview with The Guardian, Page says she was "lying by omission" by not admitting to the world that she was gay.
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It wouldn't be a Republican administration — regardless of acts of commission or omission — without the media imposing its own perception to the reality.
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Saddam's literary side is often overlooked—an understandable omission when discussing someone responsible for horrific massacres—but it speaks to his divided character.
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But Koch's very hands-on role in American politics is a bizarre omission in a book about the intersection of business and government.
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And he must push his deregulation agenda into higher ed (a notable omission in this executive order) if true change is to happen.
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A misstatement or omission of material fact in connection with the sale of its securities to venture capital firms could constitute a violation.
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The HELP Committee version, however, is missing this critical safety valve, an omission that may lead to some serious issues down the road.
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The United States is also capable of sins of omission, such as doing nothing as the Rwandan genocide unfolded under President Bill Clinton.
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Twentieth century sociopolitical observer Eric Hoffer warned that public discussion is harmed as much by omission of information as by exaggeration or inaccuracy.
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Veterans who earned their status by service in these two smallest of the seven federal uniformed services are understandably upset by this omission.
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But Facebook and Twitter's real sin was an act of omission: they failed to contribute to the data that democracy needs to thrive.
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This was a telling omission, considering that Google is actively pursuing a multi-billion dollar cloud computing contract with the Department of Defense.
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One omission was "If Beale Street Could Talk," director Barry Jenkins' first new film since his best picture winner "Moonlight" two years ago.
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Heise's mode of filmmaking takes getting used to, and his omission of context leaves certain connections obscure, especially in the scattered final hour.
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But violence against women remains a glaring omission from hate crime legislation in countries around the world, including the UK, US and Australia.
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There's one glaring omission from most shows that makes this kind of makeshift study incomplete at best and harmful at worst: autistic characters.
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The White House cast the omission as somehow an "inclusive" approach because, it said, Roma, gays, the disabled and others were also victims.
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No surprise, Republican lawmakers are staging a form of protest, jumping in when they can to point out each omission in real time.
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In a filing, he and his team suggested that the omission had led to a significant shortfall in the value of the deal.
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It may have been a simple omission or miscalculation by the bride (or wedding planner) that your presence would upset the groom's mother.
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Asked about the omission in the trailer, a representative for Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Pictures, which are releasing the film, would not comment.
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The peripatetic not-quite-candidate hasn't yet managed a stop in South Carolina, an omission that will signal different things to different people.
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The omission raised questions not only about his honesty, but also about why he would not disclose those meetings in the first place.
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Now, I'm not saying this omission is on par with the 18½ missing minutes of conversation between Richard Nixon and H. R. Haldeman.
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NATO allies found Trump's omission particularly striking given that his speech was delivered at the dedication of a memorial dedicated to the Sept.
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On Tuesday, when asked about the omission, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said not every detail of Pompeo's calls is included in readouts.
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On Wednesday, Sanders delivered a speech focused on climate change -- a notable omission in both Trump's State of the Union and Massachusetts Rep.
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This "omission bias" suggests we feel that we own certain harms (those our actions cause) and not others (those we could have prevented).
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FDA spokesman Michael Felberbaum said the omission from the so-called unified agenda does not mean the FDA will stop working on it.
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And this one has been particularly delicious," she wrote, later adding after the omission began trending, "WHEN THEY SEE US is trending nationally.
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High-trigger contingent capital Tier 1 instruments and preference shares with no constraints on coupon omission are rated five notches below the VRs.
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This omission could cause academic institutions to face claims brought by former students who feel entitled to certain job prospects or salary expectations.
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" Those opinions, the defense motion states, were not mentioned in the sworn juror questionnaire, an omission Guzman's lawyers say "compels reversal and retrial.
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For an agency that demands transparency from the companies it supervises, the omission is an appalling abdication of the bureau's responsibility to consumers.
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Finally, an exhibition called "Betye Saar: The Legends of 'Black Girl's Window,'" will at least gesture toward putting to rights a longstanding omission.
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That glaring omission seems to be yet another side effect of this program's having more characters than it knows what to do with.
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I chose to speak to you because I don't want to lie by omission and I want to be very straightforward about my life.
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That it was released a full year ago now certainly didn't help its case, but its omission as a collection is desperately wrong. —M.
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When he failed to mention his previous hearings for the judgeship -- an omission seized upon by Democrats and opponents -- he immediately sent in supplements.
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Still, Google's omission of the universal 3.5mm auxiliary jack makes the Echo line of voice assistants more suited to connecting to your existing hardware.
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The omission since February fanned growing suspicion that Beijing might be masking the extent of capital outflows amid a slowing economy and currency weakness.
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PR is "shaping the message," which entails a certain level of amorality, selective omission, and, as Heffernan points out, lying, particularly to the media.
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Omission from November's debate could effectively choke off a candidate's visibility and fundraising and make it impossible for them to mount a realistic challenge.
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I wouldn't advise you to buy $500 headphones without a replaceable cable, and that omission is even more egregious at four times the price.
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The Atlantic reported the significant omission last week, adding that the official White House transcript of the exchange didn't include Mason's full question either.
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The oversight was criticized on social media, including by Emma Hall, Mr. Hall's daughter: The actor Christopher Biggins tweeted that the omission was "disgraceful".
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Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see a headphone jack on the Mate X, which is an omission it shares with the Samsung Galaxy Fold.
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Those are quickly becoming table stakes for flagship smartphones, and their omission from OnePlus' offering is only going to grow more egregious with time.
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The only clue that something had changed was the omission of refined tin from the annual list of commodities qualifying for an export tax.
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It has discussed making it public to highlight proactive manufacturers and shame tardy vendors through omission from the list, two of the people said.
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They're also sometimes there by omission, since the DOD only typically cares about objects in low Earth orbit, not ones floating around between planets.
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He justified the omission by claiming all the meetings, like the encounters with Kislyak, had taken place as part of his regular Senate duties.
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The most glaring omission, though, was that Sessions was rejected by a Republican Senate for a federal judgeship in 1986 over allegations of racism.
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Shaquita Galloway's arrest, for injury to a child by omission, brings to a close a case that had languished for years, according to authorities.
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The omission highlights the challenge Goldman still faces in managing controversial deals despite overhauling its governance structure in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Correcting a strange omission from the X-Pro1, the X-Pro2 has a diopter adjustment dial to help bring the viewfinder into clear focus.
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Civility is more than politeness The definition of civility -- a term that's become quite fashionable more by omission in today's politics -- seems much misunderstood.
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Other people feel a little differently and the offended bunch has taken to (where else?) Twitter to air their grievances about the Easter omission.
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The omission was seen as another attack against NATO by Trump, but the White House was quick to deny there was any malicious intent.
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That omission deepened the confusion and anguish around their sudden appearance, re-opening longstanding racial wounds and inflaming anxieties about prejudice, exclusion and violence.
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Further research into these events revealed an absence of native Filipino perspectives prior to the country's independence, due primarily to generations of Western omission.
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As Nelson warns, the story Jenny has been telling herself is an act of omission and betrayal, of the child we see in Nélisse.
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As Dan Seifert noted back in December, the phone's hardware is certainly capable of supporting HD footage, and that it was an odd omission.
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In the wake of minutely reported and perspective-shifting books like "The New Jim Crow" and "Ghettoside," this is a peculiar omission at best.
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Geir Lundestad, a former secretary of the Nobel committee, has called Gandhi's absence from the winners' list the "greatest" omission in the committee's history.
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The omission was due mostly to delays by the Bush administration's Office of Management and Budget, which had to approve all EPA scientific reviews.
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What makes this more than a minor omission is that the globalization of improv would be powerful evidence to support the book's effusive arguments.
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Even with that omission, this is a replete bill of fare, filled with perceptive and appealingly humble observations on bringing Beckett's language to life.
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I'd rather be happy for the deserving than celebrate anyone's omission, but it does feel like a moment: the fall of the Dunphy Wall.
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The unyielding effect of HIPAA is one of omission that impairs the ability of public agencies to control and manage epidemics like COVID-19.
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Now, with a wide-ranging retrospective focusing on the contributions of these artists, the Smart Museum of Art is working to address that omission.
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One key omission in the Republican memo is that the FBI was already surveilling Page two years before 2016, when the controversial dossier surfaced.
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Despite this omission, Winkler's book provides a masterful retrospective map at a time when people are feeling bewildered and enraged by growing corporate power.
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None of that figures in Ferrara's movie, an omission that has the effect — and, I think, the intention — of liberating Pasolini from his time.
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Still, the omission of language about contempt in the Rules Committee resolution may complicate that effort if liberal lawmakers see it as insufficiently punitive.
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The omission of those debts could have violated a federal law that prohibits willfully making false statements to the U.S. government, he told Reuters.
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The president's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, chalked up the omission to Mr. Trump's "full to overflowing" schedule of meetings with other leaders.
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Perhaps the most notable omission is Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, whose identity has been guessed at many times but never confirmed.
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It's a repeat omission that doesn't make sense for a laptop at this price, aimed at a crowd who cares about features like these.
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But he still didn't utter the actual words "climate change" in his State of the Union, an omission that Sanders was quick to criticize.
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"The failure to specify possible sites for shelters in wealthier, whiter neighborhoods is a glaring omission and a cause of concern," Mr. Torres said.
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Indeed, since coming out, de Jager has been faced with accusations of &aposlying&apos by omission — an accusation, Erlick notes, that can be dangerous.
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For Mr. Harris, a jazz musician and composer who is originally from Brooklyn and whose extended family were cattle ranchers, the omission felt personal.
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The Anti-Defamation League's Jonathan Greenblatt called the omission "puzzling and troubling," noting that it was a departure from past GOP and Democratic presidents.
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We do not speculate whether the correction of any particular misstatement or omission, or some combination thereof, would have resulted in a different outcome.
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Perhaps Sensenbrenner and Chabot's biggest omission however is that they fail to place any focus at all on the recalcitrance of this White House.
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This has been a strange omission from Google's lineup of Android apps for a long time, so hopefully we'll learn more about it soon.
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Her omission upended predictions that her widely praised role in the heartfelt sci-fi drama "Arrival" would land her in the best actress category.
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But it is an omission that can do more than delay dinner: It can potentially impede fire trucks and ambulances responding to an emergency.
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The actresses did lobby for one, feeling that going without would be a very odd omission, but producers nixed it, fearing an audience backlash.
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To put that omission in perspective, there are more than eighty national parks and monuments and countless other federal memorials commemorating the Civil War.
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Hemsworth came across a collection of Marvel action figures on the set of Infinity War and he quickly noticed a glaring omission: no Thor.
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Instead, it was the omission of debts and obligations that were plain to see ("the debtors had all the necessary information at their disposal").
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In a write-up, a paper failed to mention Christine Baeumler's name, then doubled down, insisting that it was an omission, not an error.
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This is a glaring omission from an agency that deals with anticipating and responding to weather extremes driven in part by a changing climate.
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The omission was noted in a statement by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, both Democrats.
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The narrow definition of "intimate partner," and the omission of temporary restraining orders, are both serious policy oversights that needs to be addressed, Frattaroli said.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault pointed out the omission on Twitter following Pence's speech to the Munich Security Conference ahead of his Brussels stop.
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It was always going to be a hard story for Fox News to cover — but its omission is getting more conspicuous with each passing week.
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Someone in that nascent White House thought it was time to reflect that view through the omission of the specifically Jewish quality of the Holocaust.
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Tinder got in trouble this week for not encrypting images in its apps, a surprising omission of HTTPS that exposes users to relatively straightforward snooping.
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Yet currently, both words occupy quite a few media inches, in reference to those who have had feminizing surgeries and, by omission, those who haven't.
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" But he told Wyden that Kushner's omission of some of his financial ties would have to be "thoroughly vetted in the course of the investigation.
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Their clout is now truly global, with the addition of American companies, which had been a notable omission since the group's founding four years ago.
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For weeks, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has been perched atop the Iowa polls despite a conspicuous omission from his campaign calendar: appearances in Iowa.
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Carl Sutton, who runs iSpeak—the only organisation in the world that caters to adult sufferers—has written to multiple SM experts about this omission.
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It's a glaring omission given that close to a year after the Pro launched, there are still few PS4 games that support the updated hardware.
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In my review of the OnePlus 6T in October of last year, I lamented the absence of wireless charging as an omission of growing importance.
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But he also apparently did not tell authorities about Mifsud's statement — an omission that could have sent an important signal to Russia, the experts say.
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And this is a somewhat glaring omission, because seed and early-stage funding rounds make up the surpassing majority of deal volume around the world.
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It was a devastating letdown, of course, so I informed Pizza Daddy of this omission, making a reasonable request that offered them a way out.
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GMC is fixing it for 2020, but given how many miles buyers put on their trucks it was a disappointing omission on our test truck.
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It's a strange omission, especially considering the Pro's relatively high asking price, but it's one that may be remedied in future iterations of the hardware.
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The State Department initially said it believed a "glitch" caused the gap but on Wednesday said an internal inquiry found it was a deliberate omission.
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Chief McKinnon confirmed to me that a white companion had been present, but he defended Anderson's omission: "He's focusing on the suspect," the chief said.
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The omission was glaring for those who have long made up a major plank of support for the party — in both votes and campaign dollars.
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What I've tried to show is that racism can exist due to a crime of omission, which speaks to the value of a black life.
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Anyone who made a false statement to federal investigators about the meeting, including a material omission on government personnel paperwork, could be in serious jeopardy.
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"Whether by official act or omission, the end result is that sexual assault victims suffer twice in NYC DOE," she wrote in the third complaint.
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When rumors surfaced about the iPhone 7, they centered on Apple's omission of the decades-old headphone jack, one of the longest surviving technology standards.
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Juliet Huddy, a former host of "Fox & Friends Weekend," says some of the network's biggest shows are guilty of "lying by omission" on the air.
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That omission could threaten CACE's tax-exempt status, according to Marcus Owens, former head of the non-profit organizations division of the Internal Revenue Service.
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But, as Peter Wallison so effectively pointed out, it must not lose sight of the need to address Dodd-Frank's biggest omission – Fannie and Freddie.
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For Rich, spinning a good yarn means leaving out politics, an egregious omission for a story that unfolds in the halls of American political power.
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Mayor Adam West is notable for his eccentricity, but also for the fact that he never mentions Batman — a kind of recurring joke by omission.
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While the Supreme Court decision did not explicitly prohibit the addition of the citizenship question on the census, it ultimately helped lead to its omission.
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As Athens remarked in her comments to Hyperallergic, the omission of people of color was a silence that she believed could be addressed with text.
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But what is lacking in Saviano's otherwise dexterous work is motivation — a surprising omission for a writer who has become a hero of the left.
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She experienced the omission, she said, as a form of censorship, which she felt especially strongly as a female playwright and a person of color.
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This omission disappointed us, especially since most candidates' websites and their records in office show they have given policy solutions on family leave some thought.
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The omission involving Boeing's 20167 Max exposes a glaring regulatory gap, with the agency's bureaucratic process proving insufficient for the increasing complexity of airplane design.
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"He felt Douglass's omission from the university was an incredible injustice and stain on the university that he was pleased to correct," Richard Berlin said.
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One committee member did not sign the certificate, the reports note, though they do not identify the member or provide a reason for the omission.
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While it may be curious that Mr. Trump never signed the deal, the omission squares with his latest explanation for his role in the imbroglio.
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Although, admirably, The Times's report on the copycat pattern leaves out the names of the shooters, that omission, not so admirably, reflects no general policy.
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But when the coronavirus hit, Verma was left off the task force that Azar headed to stanch the outbreak — an omission that rankled her allies.
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Critics say that the omission of Muslims is discriminatory, and that basing the right to citizenship on religion violates the secular principles of India's constitution.
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There are numerous non-pharmaceutical interdisciplinary approaches and therapies to pain management that were not discussed at all, and a glaring omission was medical cannabis.
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That omission is a product of the complex hierarchy at the airports, which are operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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We expect the government to be reluctant to allow a coupon omission due to wider implications for the banking system, for example on funding costs.
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Candidates quickly took to Twitter after the debate to note the omission, including Senator Kamala Harris of California and former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas.
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In de Jager's story, as in those of other trans people, she faced accusations that not being out is a kind of lying — an omission.
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Mr. Cuomo, at an unrelated news conference on Tuesday, defended the omission, suggesting that there was no reason for the inspector general to interview him.
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That omission could be an issue for him during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday to be secretary of State.
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A notable omission is Lover by Taylor Swift, which was well-received as both a maturation and return to country-pop form for the singer.
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Not every show needs to include a lead character of color just for diversity's sake, but on this show, it feels like a glaring omission.
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It's an omission I noted in my initial Series 5 writeup, and one that earned scoffs from plenty of Apple Watch users in the comments.
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In addition to that omission of vital information, The Times' Opinion desk also came under fire over a tweet it had published promoting the story.
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There is also a curious omission in the sprawling, 31-page indictment of Manafort: It makes no mention of his role as Trump campaign chairman.
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That omission and lack of a margin target means the announcement may not completely satisfy Third Point, which is controlled by billionaire investor Daniel Loeb.
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The glaring omission here is the amount of responsibility that should be placed squarely on Megyn Kelly's shoulders for the career decisions she has made.
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You told a lie by omission because at the time — early in your romance with your fiancé — omitting the truth was easier than telling it.
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The one glaring omission from the budget bills was ethics reform, an issue that has dogged Albany for decades and shows no sign of abating.
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But in Ragnarok, Yost, Kyle, and Pearson reveal what is perhaps Odin's most foolish betrayal by omission — and it's somehow completely understandable given the circumstances.
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Although Janet Jackson's legacy certainly doesn't need the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's validation, its lack of recognition was threatening to become a glaring omission.
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One of Dick's sons, Christian Gregory, tells TMZ the omission Sunday night from the In Memoriam segment was especially disrespectful due to his father's legacy.
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Update: FBI tells Gizmodo that its 2016 OIA report contained an unintended omission, and that revised data will be sent to DOJ as soon as possible.
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The White House said Flynn's omission about the details of his conversation led to an erosion of trust between Flynn and the President, prompting Flynn's exit.
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But among the promises, there was one omission: no mention of the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon, a pilot project for a new method of generating electricity.
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As they munched, she would give presentations setting out who among them had—and, by omission, who had not—signed up to the government's tax amnesty.
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In a study just published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Michael Slepian of Columbia University, in New York, attempts to correct that omission.
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"It made me think that this omission was more significant than the racial exclusion within the underground scene in New York at the time," he writes.
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It is because of that omission that Facebook has been able to dominate online identity, which for many of those at the meetings was problem enough.
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Despite the diversity of cities and perspectives, however, the omission of female photographers from the representation of contemporary African city life tempers some of the wonderment.
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I pretty much instantly forgave him for the lie of omission, but the next day, I bust into tears the moment he walked out the door.
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But put at the top of the list the omission of the words "Jewish" or "Jews" from the annual presidential proclamation on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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London (CNN)US President Donald Trump's state visit to Britain will go ahead, according to Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, despite its omission from the Queen's Speech.
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The omission was stark, given Trump's wavering on the commitment during the campaign trail and his otherwise sharp focus on other countries boosting their defense expenditures.
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The omission comes after problems that Trump adviser Jared Kushner and the President's ex-national security adviser, Michael Flynn, have had on their own security forms.
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Women's omission inhibits their ability to convey their unique experiences, grievances, priorities and hopes for Afghanistan's future and to shape post-conflict institutions and broader society.
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Whether they be members of Congress or members of your administration, those who by omission or commission impede the free market are promoting inefficiency and waste.
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The episode created the montage almost exactly as it was written out in the script, but with one omission: Bran Stark, the future King of Westeros.
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Amazon's Kindle app is a popular app for reading books, but it has an unexpected and frustrating omission — you can't use it to purchase Kindle books.
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There are many nonwhite women and girls who don't see movie characters who look the way they do, and the omission can affect their self-esteem.
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"(The omission of the Taj Mahal) is pathetic and petty, but also depressingly characteristic of the party in power," prominent Indian historian Ramchandra Guha told CNN.
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First, it's going to offer "Select Subject," which will hopefully go a long way to address the omission of the so-called "Magic Wand" selection tool.
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You might think that list is also notable for its omission of teams like Seattle and New England, the league's most successful franchises in recent years.
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With closed mouths they march across the street in frieze-like formation, and this discreet omission of sound and laughter creates a tangible sense of mystery.
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Ken Kratz, who was the prosecutor in the case, said that the show, in its omission of sweat DNA evidence, "really presents misinformation" to its audience.
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Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit was a striking omission from the president's original list.
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To Hawks, the omission suggests that there may be a lot more shared genetic material still to find even if it can't yet be quantified accurately.
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Honorable mention omission The man who assisted on that World Cup winning goal, Andre Schürrle of Dortmund, also is out, as is Emre Can of Liverpool.
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The omission meant that the possibility of a false positive in cruising flight — a pushover occurring where it naturally would not — would likewise not be addressed.
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They all have something worthwhile to offer, but after rereading them, I found that all had a glaring omission: a lack of substantive advice on investing.
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Perhaps the most glaring omission was Lulu Wang's The Farewell, a stunner of a family drama that netted star Awkwafina a Golden Globe for her performance.
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Awkwafina acknowledged the omission, but, on a separate point, said that she felt that there was cultural representation in the movies that came out this year.
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The new update also lets you see the battery level for the charging case from Sony's Headphones Connect mobile app, which was a strange omission before.
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The conversation didn't go well, mostly because Diamond felt that by waiting until after their engagement to reveal this information, Carlton had been lying by omission.
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According to the complaint, it began when technological challenges were kept secret from Theranos investors; pharmacy execs were misled by omission at first, rather than explicitly.
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"Standard screening and referral procedures for depression are not standard practice during hospitalization, and omission of screening varies between 29%-68% in CR programs," they noted.
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A notable omission is Lover by Taylor Swift, which was well-received as both a maturation and a return to country-pop form for the singer.
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The timing of the call strikes me as raising a legitimate question and, absent countervailing facts from the majority, would seem to constitute a glaring omission.
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Thompson said that while Nadella's omission didn't attract much attention at the time, he was making a bold statement about what to expect under his leadership.
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As he told The Paris Review, in 503: The book, which is a masterpiece, rests on a lie by omission that seems to me morally hideous.
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The Trump administration's silence will not be an accidental omission but part of a broader strategy to deprioritize the topic in Eurasia and around the world.
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The omission of women and people of color from something as benign as book research illustrates the real challenge of unconscious bias in data and algorithms.
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When it comes to lifestyle influencers on YouTubers, the whole point of talking about money feels perverted due to the glaring omission of what influencers make.
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Kushner later neglected to report the meeting and others with Russians on his SF-86 forms to receive national security clearance (intentional omission is a felony).
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Mike Coffman of Colorado said Sessions had made a "grave omission by not disclosing his meeting with the Russian ambassador last year" and must recuse himself.
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The omission of the acting AG's name or title doesn't eliminate the question of Whitaker's legitimacy — and actually raises new questions, Gelfand, Haning's attorney, told me.
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We're told the scene was well-received by the audience, but the glaring omission of a pronoun to describe McGregor's love interest did not go unnoticed.
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Before you even enter, it conveys to you its brisk efficiency through its name, with that economical omission of an initial ''E'' and a final, redundant ''S.
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Porucha Phillips, 34, the mother of the six children inside the home, was arrested and charged with Injury to a Child by Omission with Serious Bodily Injury.
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While there were plenty of surprises and a few snubs, according to fans of Ryan Reynolds and his superhero action film Deadpool, there was one glaring omission.
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A kind of lie by omission, a misleading claim, a linguistic trick that led trusting kids of reading age to squirt shampoo in their eyes en masse.
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It appears to be a glaring omission for the live-in "boyfriend" her lawyer said she was moving to South Dakota for after a years-long relationship.
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The omission was especially galling to the counter-investigation because the video, taken from a more objective position, raises new questions about Halley's use of lethal force.
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It's an odd omission for sure, given the Link View's focus on sound, but my understanding is that the same holds true for the Lenovo Smart Display.
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Mr Ballmer's aim is for his 10-K on the government to contain everything citizens need to know "without hyperbole and without omission", as he puts it.
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Because Gordon had failed to appear twice, Fulton County Superior Court Judge T. Jackson Bedford said Friday that anything alleged by the plaintiff is admitted through omission.
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I don't have to tell you how problematic this twist would have appeared onscreen, and unsurprisingly, we have a woman, Laeta Kalogridis, to thank for its omission.
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The latter is a notable omission for any product that wants to provide the functionality of a business or consumer bank account, and even potentially replace it.
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It got to a point where I'd hidden it that long that to admit it would be pretty much lying by omission, and I really liked her.
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Apple is betting on the majority of new iPhone buyers shrugging off the dongle's omission and either using the provided Lightning-connected EarPods or some wireless alternative.
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Specs-wise, the XR is notable for matching many of the specs of the new XS, but one notable omission is 3D Touch, which simply isn't here.
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Kirby, who originally called the deletion a "glitch," said Wednesday that he asked State Department lawyers to look into the matter after being notified about the omission.
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Many of these scientists are female, and their omission is particularly significant in the world's most popular encyclopedia, where 82 percent of biographies are written about men.
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Yet the organization was disappointed by the omission of foreign domestic workers, its program manager for the UK and Europe, Klara Skrivankova, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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If you see a glaring omission that is personally insulting to you, it's probably just one of the many games I hadn't had time to play yet.
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For example, there was no mention of Facebook's encrypted messaging platform WhatsApp---a glaring omission given Mark Zuckerberg's plan to merge WhatsApp with Instagram Direct and Messenger.
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"...The saga continues, with the world's most dangerous group" N.W.A Members: Dr. Dre, MC RenThis is a borderline omission, given Dre doesn't actually rap on the track.
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The omission is an important departure from previous five-year Congresses, and would be consistent with a pivot away from hard growth targets over the medium term.
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NASA noticed this embarrassing omission as the agency struggled to find a photo of the first man to walk on the moon actually walking on the moon.
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Such an omission would force the agency to revert to old rules put in place more than a decade ago if the DOT can't make its case.
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But the legislation's omission in that spending package provided Democratic lawmakers with the opportunity to push new reforms that wouldn't pass under last year's Republican-controlled Congress.
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The acts can be oral or written, and they can be acts of commission (giving a false answer to a question asked) or acts of omission (concealment).
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"When artists are battling for space in the cultural memory, omission – or even worse – eradication becomes a kind of murder," Hershman Leeson says in her 2010 film !
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You won't find a camera — the MateBook only comes equipped with a front-facing camera — which seems like an odd omission for a premium tablet in 2016.
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The measure does not allow a woman to end a pregnancy if the fetus shows signs of genetic problems, an omission state Democrats highlighted in their opposition.
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"[A]mong the 3,000 approved icons available to emoji users, truck fans noticed a glaring omission: There is no pickup truck," the automaker said in a statement.
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Consistent big saves were the glaring omission from Hellebuyck's repertoire last year when he was given the hook by coach Paul Maurice on a seemingly weekly basis.
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Inequality is the result of policy choices — either through commission or omission — that have taken bargaining power away from working people and rigged the rules of employment.
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" Merkley also claimed Nielsen had misled the public when she said the border was still open to individuals seeking asylum, which he called a "whopper of omission.
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This is something that we have a duty to do for our brothers and sisters, against whom we are sinning by omission as well as by commission.
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In that regard, one glaring omission in the budget blueprint is reform for one of the worst abusers of government power, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
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While artists like BJ the Chicago Kid and Lucky Daye are heavily represented in the R&B categories, Lennox's omission feels like a shameless lapse in judgment.
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FC: Karl-Anthony Towns A tough omission from the actual squad, here, but it's hard for any center to outrun the stench of a bottom-five defense.
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She uttered not a word about inflation — an omission that eased swirling speculation that the Fed is on the verge of raising its key interest-rate target.
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This is your grand opportunity to take a position on an author, your stance apparent by virtue of his or her name's comprehensive omission from your bookshelves.
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Those things are just so real, so I think the wholesale omission of that from any sort of coming of age novel would feel strange to me.
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Jones and Chiba were charged with cruel and unusual punishment and willful omission to perform their duty, and Jones was also charged with assault by an officer.
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This is a particularly striking omission because judges have in a number of cases expressed skepticism about whether they have gotten the true story from plainclothes officers.
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The omission is especially notable because scientists have warned that the Arctic is heating up far faster than the world average because of rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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It's a prime example of how Atkinson tells a great story, toys with expectations, deceives by omission, blows smoke and also writes like she's your favorite friend.
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Accordingly, the N.L.R.B. can regard any errors in an Excelsior list — even the omission of just one employee — as inherently prejudicial to workers who seek to unionize.
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In an omission that could be fully appreciated only by Mets fans, the mechanical Home Run Apple beyond the center field fence remained stubbornly in its enclosure.
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There will be a notable omission when Vice President Mike Pence visits Washington state Thursday as part of the Trump administration's coronavirus response: health Secretary Alex Azar.
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I was an executive recruiter for over 20 years, and if an omission like that had been discovered, it probably would have ended the applicant's candidacy immediately.
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But the omission highlights a frequent problem: There are major gaps in the databases, which rely primarily on accurate and complete reporting by local and state agencies.
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As in previous versions, the report identifies problems in 194 nations while excluding the United States, an omission that has long prompted foreign countries to cry hypocrisy.
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If Facebook expands the jurisdiction to include takedowns within the first few months of the board's operation, I don't think this omission is that big a deal.
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"Roam," by the B-52's, played on the store's speakers, as Scher unfolded a map of Paris and noted the omission of the city's poorer neighborhoods.
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Johaug, a three-time Olympic medalist, was a notable omission from Norway's team in the wake of a positive test in September, 2016 for the steroid clostebol.
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But he doesn't merely stumble on them; he captures images of a fading New York through a technique of omission, excluding marks of modernity from his frame.
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" They also requested the omission of any conversation between boys and girls, saying, "It's a great sin in Islam to talk to a young girl for nothing.
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Here, as if to finally course-correct this omission, the series uses his divestment from ideology as a dramatic question: who does Captain America truly fight for?
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The ads criticize the omission of Justin Fairfax, the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, from a campaign flier, claiming it was an effort to appease other supporters.
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The exhibition's title references a collection of insightful essays by novelist Siri Hustvedt, describing how the omission of female voices occurs from one culture to the next.
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He doesn't care about the spiritual aspects of life here, he tells me, and that's a big omission to make in a community bound foremost by its spirituality.
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Since this isn't something you'd likely be carting around, it's not a big deal that it can't connect solely to your smartphone, but it is a weird omission.
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And yet, this omission seems particularly glaring given that Trump is beginning his administration after a campaign that established a singularly antagonistic relationship with America's largest minority group.
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The first nasty omission is that the Palm only sports 802.11 a/b/g/n wifi, which means that the phone can't see any 5GHz 173 ac networks.
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Kasich has trailed Trump and Cruz throughout the campaign and his organization did not immediately respond to a request for comment on his omission from the Time list.
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However, there seems to be a notable hardware omission in this rollout — at launch, you apparently can't use Workplace on the recently-introduced Portal TV, according to VentureBeat.
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Though it remains unclear if the omission was done intentionally or was simply an oversight, Maddow thinks the people at the White House know exactly what they've done.
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They also suggest that Sondland misled Congress, at least by omission, when he said that, to the best of his knowledge, Giuliani's work was exclusively at Trump's direction.
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Compounding the omission is the fact that many local governments do not even have their own M.W.B.E. require or if they do, their goal is anemic at best.
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We'll be interested to see exactly how different this phone is compared to the Note 7, and we hope it's not just the omission of a home button.
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It's a glaring, though unsurprising omission, yet another instance of English-language media getting the story of today's Spanish-language hip-hop and pop music so damn wrong.
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The omission was spotted earlier by The Hill, which believes the page was removed the day after Trump's inauguration, when a raft of other deletions were carried out.
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The omission is striking -- the Bible is suggesting that in contrast to vegetation and the (rest of the) animal kingdom, there simply are no kinds of human beings.
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This is an understandable omission, as including that kind of data would essentially force Ookla to try to map every street in the world, not a simple task.
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In a telling omission, Sanders said nothing in his nationally-televised concession speech about next week's South Carolina primary, where Clinton holds a commanding lead in the polls.
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"There was no deliberate omission in having done that test only on some of the vehicles, it was the examiners' choice to add it or not," he said.
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Like many criminal statutes, however, proving a witness "knowingly" sought to mislead sets a high bar for prosecution -- meaning the omission can't be merely a mistake or accident.
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Once some of the aides became White House officials, however, not revealing Russian interactions and meetings is more than an omission to the public -- it could be illegal.
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O'Brien, who now works for a Hearst TV weekly talk show but was previously employed by CNN, NBC and MSNBC, took to Twitter to point out the omission.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)For the first time in a generation, there will be a glaring omission on the ballot form when Zimbabweans go to the polls on Monday.
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Among the disclosure failures highlighted by the Supreme Court is the proxy statement's omission of Cravath's question to Ray Berry at that crucial board meeting in October 2015.
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I had been taught a sequence of beautiful myths, the swelling myths of nationalism, but they were lies—lies of omission, pretty stories with venom at the heart.
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But the study was full of gaps and caveats, including the blatant omission of high-profile water contamination cases in Pavillion, Wyoming, Parker County, Texas and Dimock, Pennsylvania.
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But because — and this is just a guess — a (D) follows the 44th president's name instead of the (R) that follows Trump, the bias of omission was apparent.
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We, meaning a non-profit organization that represents the officers in the USPHS, have called this omission to the Smithsonian's attention, and our concerns have been summarily dismissed.
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There is still a conspicuous omission of alleged facts or evidence in the charging documents to indicate obstruction or collusion crimes that remain the focus of the controversy.
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When it comes down to it, the big thing about Force and Bridges is that their complete omission from the trial just feels kind of weird and bad.
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That omission matters as the movie shortcuts to an outbreak of black anger that arguably feels outsized to the "blind pig" after-hours raid that opens the film.
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This omission sure seems like a sign of crony capitalist protections for the biggest insurers who don't want competition from smaller firms that would benefit from the provision.
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"Policymakers in recent decades have been slow to address or even to recognize those trends, an error of omission that has helped fuel the voters' backlash," Bernanke said.
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But creating a show that intertwined stories of women's artistic omission and success proved to be more difficult than the team of eight curators expected, Ms. Gadsden said.
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But the economic plan itself was conspicuous in its omission of any mention of Israel's military occupation of the West Bank and its blockade of the Gaza Strip.
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Because the docuseries did not discuss the sweat DNA found on the hood latch, the omission could be viewed as deliberate, with the intention of skewing viewers' judgment.
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Then they forgot to include a reading of the victims' names in the program, causing the mayor to awkwardly return to the podium to apologize for the omission.
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At launch, you'll be able to stream Disney+ on these platforms and products: Amazon's Fire TV lineup is the glaring omission from this list — at least for now.
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That certainly seems like an odd omission in 2020 — especially on a device that very much has a kitchen-sink approach to charging everything from phones to SUVs.
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The anchor rating of the notes is the VR, which is consistent with Fitch's criteria and captures the notes' going-concern loss-absorption feature - the coupon omission risk.
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Being an Oscar front-runner can be a liability; the SAG Awards ensemble omission may end up helping "La La Land," by making it suddenly seem at risk.
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That transcript showed that Pompeo faced questions about the Israeli election, terrorism and the omission of the word "occupied" when describing the Golan Heights and the West Bank.
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But if we are reconsidering what gets set before adolescents in the context of entertainment, there's a serious and striking omission in the announced changes: depictions of rape.
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Clinton did not mention the popular vote, an omission that seemed to signal her desire to encourage a smooth and civil transition of power after a divisive election.
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That omission leaves only New Zealand-born singer-songwriter Lorde's album "Melodrama" and the Latin global hit single "Despacito" to mount a serious challenge in the top races.
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These could be as simple and necessary as the right of omission, or of not having to keep typing the names of the siblings who make you sad.
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Hawaii's attorney general, Doug Chin, objected to the administration's omission of grandparents, aunts and uncles from the administration's list of people meeting the definition of a close relationship.
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In light of this, there is still one notable omission in the volume: Judy Chicago, who collaborated with over 150 needle-workers for her Birth Project (1980-85).
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And so this was a way to kind of correct for that omission and include people who have the lived experience, in a meaningful way, into the conversation.
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True, the players we're looking at are so talented that to somehow equate their omission from All-Star proceedings as the catalyst for that stardom might seem foolhardy.
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Asked about the omission, a spokesman for AT&T pointed Recode to the company's comments dating back to 2014, when it said it wanted to ban some paid prioritization.
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The the omission is all the more glaring as Trump has previously implied that Putin is central to his much-vaunted aim to destroy ISIS and make Americans safe.
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But pies don't make up for lies, and the press secretary often gets into trouble as she goes to bat for the president, primarily for her sins of omission.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company's commitment to desktop Mac computers remains strong, despite a glaring omission of the product line in a slate of recent MacBook announcements.
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The clock starts ticking the moment an agency discovers an officer's act, omission, or other allegation of misconduct, or once a criminal investigation or prosecution of that officer begins.
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The redesign features a "New Recipe" sticker in the left-hand corner and nutrition facts stating the recipe's omission of high fructose corn syrup, or artificial flavors and colors.
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Needless to say, Yaa Asantewaa's invitation to 21 accomplished artists from across practices and generations not only highlighted their omission, but also stepped right over it and kept moving.
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"[O]ur review of the outstanding bonds indicates that municipalities are at best uneven and at worst misleading (by omission) in their characterizations of climate-related risks," it states.
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The most glaring omission is surely Zhang Ailing, also known as Eileen Chang, a sophisticated psychological modernist celebrated by Sinophone readers for her intricately oppressive tales of Shanghai domesticity.
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Just like with makeup contouring — in which shadow and light make noses appear slimmer, for example — that little omission of polish tricks the eye into thinking nails are longer.
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Name Withheld When you allow the law to take its course, whether through act or omission, it's right to worry about whether the course it takes will be just.
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"It is an extremely grave omission that compromised the operational security of the dam," said Carlos Eduardo Ferreira Pinto, who is investigating the accident for Brazil's Minas Gerais state.
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Crayton was arrested for "Injury to a Child under the age of 15 through recklessly, by omission, causing to a child, serious mental deficiency, impairment or injury," police said.
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Error that must be corrected and the court must be notified immediately in writing if there was any error or omission, specifically in the rule from any prior application.
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Perhaps a more recent example is in order to really drive this point home when it comes to the worse kind of bias of all: the bias of omission.
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" But in dismissing the case, Judge Steven Barrett said the grand jury was told "by both commission and omission" that communications of other officers with Haste "were not relevant.
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Finer points aside, the omission deeply bothers the Kik CEO, who has been a champion of startups in Canada through donations to his alma mater: the University of Waterloo.
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The tent-pole title was a bit of a glaring omission when it launched in March, a fact due in part to Nintendo's decision to get it just right.
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If current trends on the Android side continue, however, the next iPhone's omission might seem perfectly in line with the rest of the industry by the time it happens.
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In 2016, Francis issued an edict establishing that bishops could be removed from office for negligence or omission that led even indirectly to sexual abuse of minors by clergy.
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Most notably was the omission of the alleged domestic violence perpetrated by group member, Dr. Dre, against his ex-girlfriend, Michel'le and several other female artists he worked with.
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Considering the White House administration her husband belongs to announced it will remove the U.S. from the Paris climate deal last week, the omission shouldn't come as a surprise.
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