Mitchell skipped over asking for details about the attack itself.
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In some instances, entire towns have been skipped over entirely.
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But, honestly, they've skipped over the red area a lot.
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Facebook had skipped over Foursquare years ago in favor of Gowalla.
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It is, in short, a country that technology has skipped over.
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Sometimes, the skipped-over attraction is even part of the same complex.
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That strategy also skipped over the Lewinsky scandal of his second term.
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Charles replied to someone on Twitter, saying he skipped over the word.
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Francis had skipped over the United States in two previous rounds of appointments.
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They skipped over the Safety Tools and content discussion and jumped into play.
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I think that had to do with the other abstracted and skipped-over parts.
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I skipped over or forgot to mention that those are now our English language.
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Meanwhile, Rohrabacher's campaign denied being skipped over when asked for comment by The Hill.
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Even its simple English name would easily get skipped over in a Google search.
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That doesn't mean that Mr. Mesic skipped over presenting her first with an engagement ring.
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I wondered if, in a moment of weariness, he might have skipped over the patent.
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There were many minefields that I'm certain I skipped over without realizing that they are disqualifying.
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When Jade Tree and Epitaph reissued those early records last year, this one was skipped over.
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So far, polling has skipped over the Democratic primary and gone right to the general election.
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However, the ball bounced off his glove and skipped over the wall for a two-run shot.
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A lot of foreign regulators just skipped over them and were far too relaxed in their approach.
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But it also comes at the expense of increasing the likelihood that infected people are skipped over.
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Unlike the traditional depiction of Sleeping Beauty, Aurora wears the crown but skipped over the marrying step.
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"John totally skipped over the music of our generation," said Ms. McEnerney, 62, of Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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One day, Miss Williams was taking attendance and, after a little pause, she skipped over Beverly's name.
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The scheduled deposition last week was reportedly the fifth one he has skipped over the last two years.
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The show also skipped over Sam Tarly's reaction to Jon's death and choice to leave the Night's Watch.
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They also can't tell if just their ad was skipped over, but the entire show was actually heard.
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It would be really surprising if they skipped over it mainly because it's actually a pretty awesome update.
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He has skipped over leaders who might have delivered a crucial state in the Electoral College: Ohio. Gov.
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In Africa the mobile phone is ubiquitous — the continent has skipped over landlines and gone straight to mobile.
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The director, Yuval Sharon, giggled, skipped over a set piece, and untangled some ropes dangling from the ceiling.
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It skipped over calculating usage of the Google Search app, too – that's Google's flagship application, which includes voice features.
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His shot from the right dot hit the blade of the Wild's Marcus Foligno and skipped over Dubnyk's blocker.
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The way that the Amtrak incident in Syracuse was described makes it seem like white passengers were skipped over.
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Some scores are settled, some beef is squashed, and no doubt some ugly business gets airbrushed or skipped over.
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On MDMA, people said that their mood and self-esteem wasn't as affected by being skipped over in Cyberball.
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But it skipped over movies like "Song of the South" that contain content that would be considered problematic today.
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Sacrificing nitty gritty plot details for artistry, Wright's story skipped over some of the more detailed aspects of Farr's script.
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The East Coast skipped over raining cats and dogs and went straight to hailing iguanas during this week's severe weather.
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That facet of the story is skipped over in the film; a deliberate decision made by both band and director.
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In its semantic density, great poetry gives you the sense you've skipped over and missed some available shade of meaning.
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Sure, they can be muted, skipped over, theoretically ignored, but at the end of the day, they remain an annoyance.
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In its semantic density, great poetry gives you the sense you've skipped over and missed some available shade of meaning.
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For many years "history books skipped over the city's Jewish presence, as if trying to cancel it," Ms. Ancona said.
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The smoking taboo, which spread throughout much of the West over the last 30 years, seems to have skipped over Austria.
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If users skipped over the NCAA team-picking process, they'll be able to do this from the dedicated hub's page, instead.
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Plot points are skipped over as a "smart" narrative choice but it comes off as confusing, more so towards the end.
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The WWF at the time skipped over the problem of licensing music altogether by going hard on creating music in-house.
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Somehow I skipped over them when I was a kid, and then I just never thought to go back to them.
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In the span of a short time, AI has made a leap, and has likely skipped over the trough of disillusionment.
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There was even speculation that he read the wrong speech in his live television address, or skipped over passages about standing down.
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She skipped over the porny stuff – ugh – but everything else about his rather distant, almost-grown-up life was catnip to her.
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Season 2 skipped over a Thanksgiving episode in lieu of the neat trilogy the show did focusing on each of the kids.
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Unlike most of the rest of the industry, Samsung just skipped over that whole notch business, in favor of even more screen.
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All this is a far cry from Lawrence's dairy farm, a birthplace that's been skipped over in favor of myths and assumptions.
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And "you can't TiVo a sign," said James Goss, a managing director at Barrington Research, meaning that billboards can't be skipped over.
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That doesn't sound impressive but in case you skipped over the first sentence in this section we're talking about the Brooklyn Nets!
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Census Bureau figures show that the nation's economic recovery has largely skipped over the millions of Americans living below the poverty line.
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Khairabad is one of those little towns, off a highway in northern India, that prosperity and hope seem to have skipped over.
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Most of the Democratic presidential candidates back free tuition for two-year colleges but they've skipped over how it would really work.
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This is at the very least a step up from the four episodes this season that have completely skipped over the Saviors' boss.
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The fire has already engulfed more than 207,000 acres, skipped over the Sacramento River, and is just 65 percent contained as of Tuesday.
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Philadelphia RHP Aaron Nola is expected to start against Miami on July 18 after being skipped over his final outing due to fatigue.
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He skipped over the wayward, muddled period of his mayoralty when he drank too much and had an affair with his appointments secretary.
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Hamilton's throw skipped over the mound and catcher Tucker Barnhart held on to the ball despite colliding with Walker to end the inning.
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It can rankle the men who believe we skipped over them unfairly and the institutions that wish to promote their most senior figures.
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There has been speculation that he read the wrong speech in his live television address on Sunday or skipped over passages about standing down.
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Both of these shows skipped over the earliest incarnations of their superheroes, and instead jumped straight into the eras that produced the best stories.
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But Judge said much of that bailout has skipped over small farmers and isn't widely embraced as a permanent solution — at least in Iowa.
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Even the hysteria over whether or not Canadian ice dance champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir are fucking has mostly skipped over my head.
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I'm starting to think the least interesting part of the show is the one we skipped over this week: Rick's spiral of submissive despair.
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This casserole calls for dairy and gluten, so make sure you have two bathrooms if serving to friends whom natural selection somehow skipped over.
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The usual culprits for football's decline — sport specialization, video games, concern about brain injuries — have not skipped over the western edge of central Ohio.
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Furthermore, the section of the intestine that had been skipped over was important for the absorption of calcium, iron, B 18503 , and other nutrients.
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If you weren't looking closely at the change log, you might have skipped over the line talking about new external GPU support coming to macOS.
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The show which makes celebrities eat extremely hot chicken wings is an internet favourite, but maybe in all that spiciness you've skipped over the clichés.
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Samsung and Qualcomm have apparently made nice one year after the Galaxy S6 completely skipped over the Snapdragon 810 in favor of Samsung's own chipset.
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But any information accessed through that Flash container, like a storefront, video description, game, or what have you will be skipped over by Google's crawlers.
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In her article, Esther alluded to "a controversial video of Mr. Trump" that had been released days before the debate, but skipped over the details.
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I'm guessing that her appeal will be handed off to many husbands who may have skipped over it on their way to the next page.
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NOTES: Houston adjusted its rotation for the weekend series in Oakland, with RHP Scott Feldman being skipped over in favor of RHP Chris Devenski on Saturday.
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Most of these users have blacked out, skipped over, or censored the victim's body, which seems to have allowed their uploads to avoid being taken down.
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When Sutton Whitt's parents skipped over bedtime prayers last weekend so they could catch the NFC championship game, the toddler took matters into her own hands.
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Beqa, which legend has it, is home to the Fijian shark god, Dakuwaqa, faded from view as we skipped over the waves and around the swells.
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The reason Trump skipped over those details, while suggesting his plan would accomplish something very different, is that Americans tell pollsters they want something very different.
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" Another day-one arrival to the Game Pass that I&aposd skipped over was the gorgeous and critically acclaimed puzzle space-exploration game "The Outer Wilds.
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Then, in a move bizarre even by U.N.L.V. standards, the administration skipped over Augmon and named the third-year associate coach Todd Simon the interim head coach.
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" It was all fun and (S&M) games until the end of his appearance when she skipped over his name, calling out, "Give it up for … him!
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This meant that if a family was next in line to request asylum on the list, they would be skipped over in favor of the pregnant women.
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At another moment during role-play, Jacobsen stepped in when a doctor skipped over the section in the script where she was supposed to share prognostic information.
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Where it works best is in its exposure of the pervasive institutional racism that is too frequently skipped over in the retelling of this period of history.
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What he says he found more upsetting was a sentence I had skipped over, because it was just pseudo-sciencey enough for me to take as truth.
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I read plenty of takes that served as a backlash to the backlash, but we seem to have skipped over the whole initial backlash part almost entirely.
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Paul's father, in a rage at being skipped over, shows Getty a magazine spread that Paul appears in, nude, partying and making sport of the family name.
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SKIPPED OVER FOR PROMOTION Across all levels at companies, women are 15 percent less likely than men to be promoted, a recent study by McKinsey and LeanIn.
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Despite Kenya's Basic Education Act of 2017, which mandates that pads be distributed to girls in public schools across the country, some institutions have been skipped over.
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Gutierrez said that so far looters have skipped over her son&aposs headstone, located for nearly a decade in a highly visible corner of Cemetery of the East.
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That means that companies across the internet are asking, in plain and recognizable language, all of their customers to review usually-skipped over privacy settings — including Facebook. Hallelujah.
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He could only advance his second shot 90 yards, and from there he flicked a low wedge shot that skipped over the elevated green and down a bank.
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Without spoiling anything, these extras not only introduce their (now-playable) titular character properly, but also join all those dots that felt like they were skipped over before.
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Lawmakers who don't pick up the phone find themselves skipped over for key committee appointments or last in line for party support when the next election rolls around.
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Gorka — who in the quote above skipped over the George W. Bush administration — went on to say North Korea should expect the US to be strong in its reaction.
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Kathryn and Caleb Whitt, of Seneca, South Carolina, were rushing to get their daughter, Sutton, in bed on Sunday night when they skipped over the ritual of bedtime prayers.
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But what nobody realizes is that we skipped over the most important part of her pregnancy story, the part that the media and Kate Middleton's publicists keep securely hidden.
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In appointing Mr. Bartley, Mr. Phillips skipped over some senior editorial writers and provoked strong opposition in the paper's Washington bureau, where some considered Mr. Bartley an ideological zealot.
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It's as if Byron skipped over the part in its evolution where it was exciting enough to draw inventive operators but affordable enough to create opportunity for those people.
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Our schools and their history faculties clearly skipped over all this while imparting knowledge that would purportedly help students evaluate the best economic and political course for our nation.
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As soon as I arrived, I cursed the video the Cubs had played me in my parents' living room shortly after they drafted me, which conveniently skipped over the accommodations.
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It's also true that Paramount Network's movie was likely approved by Walker's family, which may be why it skipped over some of the more controversial parts of the actor's past.
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Traditionally, the canonical hours fell between sunrise and nightfall, and skipped over the dead of night, leading some to believe that this time wasn't fit for moral, God-fearing people.
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In the past, his time in New York has often been skipped over because, the curators here argue, it is erroneously perceived as being an unproductive period for the artist.
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It's a protection impulse, which worked then but nowadays could cause serious complications, and it goes some way to explain the 'night owls die earlier' article that I previously skipped over.
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But the delays mean that new features, such as "the ability to automatically detect the root cause of specific equipment and system failures," are being skipped over in the current build.
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Those providers potentially face just as difficult a road ahead under a Trump administration, but often get skipped over for donations since they don't have the brand recognition of Planned Parenthood.
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Postcard From Saratoga Springs SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The Belmont Stakes winner Creator skipped over the racetrack like a school kid, his gray coat glimmering as if he were beneath a spotlight.
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In recent years, they've skipped over the age-old-tradition of leaking the news to tabloids to make the announcements themselves -- and it's usually in some weird, over-the-top fashion.
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The northland is a singular place, occupied by the sort of small towns that modern America has skipped over, obscure industries and old-world professions that rely on hands, not machines.
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Democrats skipped over the fact that Mr. Mueller accused Mr. Trump of no crime and instead focused on the evidence within his report that they still saw as proof of wrongdoing.
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And so that was obviously going to have to be — I mean, I just skipped over the four books and went right to the next big thing, which is, he gets caught.
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Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead 6:39 into the game when Hagg's slap shot from the left point took a funny bounce off the end boards and skipped over Lehner's glove.
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Tyler Farrar, a stage winner in 2011, was passed over by his Dimension Data team, and Ben King was skipped over by Cannondale despite a strong performance in the Tour of California.
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Kansas City RHP Kris Medlen is expected to make his season debut Tuesday at Houston after being skipped over the first week of the season because of a number of off-days.
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The two went outside, the officer writes in the complaint, at which point he learned Kelly had threatened the bar employee after a song he picked was skipped over on the jukebox.
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Undrafted – which Mazzello wrote, directed and costarred in – is based on the real life experiences of his brother Joe, a collegiate baseball star who was skipped over in the Major League Baseball draft.
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We've all had our fair share of bad dates — from that terrible setup our friend swore we'd hit it off with to that match whose red-flag-filled bio we accidentally skipped over.
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Notion, a productivity startup popular among venture investors, made waves in July when it apparently skipped over a traditional series A in favor of individual investors in an uncommon $10 million angel round.
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"So far it has been mired in court litigation and needs to be moved to a consensual negotiation which was required by law (Promesa), but the PR Oversight Board skipped over," Long said.
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Bauers retrieved the ball and threw it to Jose Ramirez, but the ball skipped over the glove of the third baseman to allow Hundley to scoot home and give Oakland a 2-1 lead.
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What's Your Number – based on 20 Times a Lady by Karyn Bosnak – is the story of Ally (Anna Faris), who goes back through her exes to see if she accidentally skipped over The One.
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And if I find later on that I do need a substance I skipped over a few planets ago, well, I can always buy it from a fellow traveller or an intergalactic trading port.
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Yet the speech was devoid of new policy prescriptions, and she skipped over difficult episodes during her tenure as secretary of state, including the NATO intervention in Libya and its bloody aftermath in Benghazi.
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Games were choppy and inconsistent, which is especially jarring when a game is being streamed — whole sections got skipped over as the service attempted to keep me current with whatever the game was showing.
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As Maximum Security turned for home, he skipped over a puddle, banging War of Will and setting off a chain reaction that broke the stride of Code of Honor and a couple of others.
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Cotton, whatever the reason for his being skipped over for the CIA directorship, is just the latest example of how the poisonous environs created by Trump are undermining his ability to build his own administration.
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A WhatsApp Business platform is key to WhatsApp's growth in emerging markets where first-time internet users have skipped over using computers to reach the web, and instead mainly get online through their mobile devices.
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The whole process before they got to the end game seemed to be skipped over very quickly, and so I was interested in that aspect — to me that was the most important stage of Alzheimer's.
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We skipped over the preflight checks, restricted airspace, air traffic control, lessons in aerodynamics and, of course, the eight-figure price tag, visualizing only flying peacefully above the countryside and landing, somehow, at Uncle Kent's farm.
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Both the Russian news channels and RT, the Kremlin-funded English-language television news channel, skipped over the consequences for Rio and concentrated on questions about the evidence and accusations of an anti-Russia propaganda war.
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We linger on the card game, listening to her muffled screams and cries, and learn nothing except that "Outlander" skipped over much of her recent history in order to get Brianna — and us — to this point.
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"He skipped over all the stuff that's happened," said Tiana Batiste-Waddell, referring to a history of police misconduct in South Bend, some of which led to officers being fired or found guilty of rights violations.
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Here, we've rounded up some of the very best places to find your next silk robe or cozy pajama set, and skipped over all of the places you already know to look, like J.Crew or Gap.
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The family doctor had skipped over the leukemia diagnosis, had reacted to his patient being essentially put on hospice for pneumonia, and either out of sympathy or hubris, had rushed over to the hospital to save him.
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We have skipped over his guilt and her rage, been turned away from the difficult facts of their inner lives and brought back to ritual: the wall, the herd, the sacrificial death, the Wilis' violent collective grief.
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Normally, the number two official would step in as acting attorney general, but Trump skipped over then–deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, who had been overseeing the Russia probe, and announced on Twitter that he was appointing Whitaker.
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What they're getting: In addition to the episodes users are listening to, creators can now see the specific parts of episodes being played, which sections are skipped over and at what point users stop listening to an episode.
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Houston had long grumbled about why Bourdain had seemingly skipped over their beloved food town for so many seasons, and were appropriately ecstatic when he finally arrived on the third coast to give them their long-awaited due.
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IBM's examples using radiology offer another view into just how important the evolution of storage is to AI. In the span of a short time, AI has made a leap, and has likely skipped over the trough of disillusionment.
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Brad Marchand's shot from point-blank range skipped over the head of Halak and behind the net, where Bergeron caught it, dropped it and wrapped a shot off the back of Halak's skate and into the back of the net.
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It demonstrates how his concerns about the future resonate with many voters — even as much of the media has consistently marginalized, ignored or dismissed his campaign as unserious and, in a number of cases, quite literally erased or skipped over it.
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Bin Salman skipped over dozens of other princes who would normally precede him as heir to the throne, and any implication of the Crown Prince's involvement in the Khashoggi case could be enough of an opportunity for his rivals to reemerge.
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Even people who didn't overtly hate Hillary Clinton took "Lock her up!" to the polls with them, and maybe just enough of them had just enough doubt that they skipped over that bubble or didn't bother to go at all.
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Those are all books I came across and read on my own, growing up, and yes, they were disturbing, in places, and yes, there were things I didn't completely understand, and basically skipped over to return to on later readings.
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Even if one skipped over Cobb's prelude, the blinkered ideas that the issue of single-parent families is seemingly endemic to majority Black communities in the United States, and that this issue ripples outward to destabilize the larger social sphere permeate our culture.
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Congressional Democrats are talking about slapping subpoenas on at least two of the most incendiary potential witnesses against Trump skipped over by the Senate: John Bolton, President Trump's former national security advisor, and Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
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I know watching movies on plane screens is supposed to be a cinematic sin, but there's also something great about using a flight to catch movies you might have otherwise skipped over when given a wider library to pick from on land.
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Basic logistics were skipped over also, like how often SpaceX would give people the opportunity to return to Earth, the cost of the return flight, and what — if anything — the ship would bring back from Mars, be it trash or samples for scientists.
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Have we placed so much focus on having our students exit the K-2628 system to enter four-year institutions that we have skipped over the importance of skilled, technical labor that can fill the jobs required for advanced manufacturing and other sectors?
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He did so by spending a lot of time discussing his courtship of Hillary Rodham, even as he skipped over his years in the White House, a decision that showed he did not want the focus to be on his presidential career.
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" He's also skipped over the foundational Punisher story — ex-Marine goes on rampage, wiping out the mobsters, Irish gangsters and bikers he blames for the death of his wife and children — which already formed the backbone of the second season of the Netflix-Marvel "Daredevil.
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It feels like the series skipped over a couple of steps in its rush to get here, and maybe some of his scenes in season six would have been better served explaining just how he got from point A to point Three-Eyed Raven.
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So, the NFL got huffy about some questionable and incendiary asides in a report, and simply skipped over the part where 10% of documented concussions (to say nothing of undocumented concussions) went unreported in the research used to downplay the risks of head injuries in football.
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No woman has won the prize since Maria Goeppert Mayer shared it in 1963, and in 1974, the committee literally skipped over Jocelyn Bell Burnell for her efforts: She was the second author on her paper, but her adviser and another colleague received the prize instead.
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I've skipped over much of what she does in this episode, mostly because it's just more of the same: Pastor Tim tells her one thing, her parents tell her another, and her brow becomes ever more furrowed as she wonders if anyone is ever telling the truth.
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But critics will likely complain Clinton's address skipped over the many controversies of his own career and their lives together -- including his impeachment over an affair with a White House intern and the Clintons' consistent problems in overcoming perceptions that they sometimes cut ethical corners and abhor transparency.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)I've got to admit, despite owning a launch day Nintendo Switch and more games for it than I've had time to beat, when the first two Labo kits came out in earlier this year in May, I skipped over them like a hot turd on a steamy sidewalk.
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The show has skipped over some opportunities for lesbian sex (the best kind of sex in my opinion and apparently many straight women's), but gave us two leading queer women: Ellaria Sand and Yara Greyjoy—a possible hookup we were teased with before, but in classic Game of Thrones fashion, all our hopes were destroyed by fire.
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But as depressing as it is to realize that we somehow skipped over fall and stumbled blindly into winter, our collective misery might just be worth it—because without the cold, we'd never have this video of a 96-year-old woman frolicking in the snow, which is just about the purest thing the world has ever seen.
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John Kerry, the former Obama secretary of state and Massachusetts senator, for example studiously skipped over mentioning the process during an MSNBC interview Monday where he also described his reaction as "one of absolute shock and amazement" when he learned the at-issue call between Trump and his counterpart in Kiev happened the day after Mueller testified to Congress.
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The President of the United States and his administration are accused of routinely hiding what should be publicly available information for political purposes, and somehow, we've already skipped over that part to the bit where the president is talking about killing spies who leak information and a newspaper is making it easier for those whistle-blowers to be found?
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This trailer makes it clear that the film isn't out to take things too seriously, but it also manages to cover something that's often skipped over: how to actually profit off of a heist (although, spoiler alert, the fact that there's a film based on what happened should alert you to the fact that it doesn't play out how they hoped).
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When issued by the branch of government closest to the people — defined in that part of the Constitution President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE apparently skipped over, Article I — such demands are to be met, full stop.
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Yes, Dhaka—the Bengal capital and one of the most densely populated urban centers on the plane— boasts a scene rife with bands riding a fresh wave of old school revivalism, a fanatic tide wherein Sepultura never released anything after Max Cavalera ingloriously departed, Metallica folded following ...And Justice For All, and the alphabetical Morbid Angel discography skipped over that horrific "I" record altogether.
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Her history of race in America skipped over fair/open housing and school busing, which shaped American politics in a significant way throughout the second half of the 20th century and into this one, but she also touches on some less-discussed periods, like Black Code laws passed during Reconstruction, as part of one long arc of still-active institutional racism through criminal justice and economic disparities today.
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Still, the inclusion of only three major paintings from the 1980s ("White Squad VIII" and "Two Black Women and a White Man," along with "Horsing Around IV," 1983, a portrayal of a mercenary in his leisure time grabbing the breast of a seated woman) — and only one, "White Squad VIII," depicting a scene of violence — means that a significant stage of the artist's work has been skipped over.
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Today, cord cutters are being asked to choose between not only traditional on-demand services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but also live TV services like Sling TV, Hulu's live TV service, AT&T's DirecTV Now, Sony's Playstation Vue, and YouTube TV. Many customers can either take or leave a lot of the cable TV channels themselves – most of which are just the extra junk that you skipped over as a cable TV customer in order to get to the good stuff.
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