I must have missed it.

That's a wonderful insight, but it leaves something out.

You won't leave out any details.

I saw everything.

In French, you can rarely omit the subject.

The list is not all exhaustive

I wouldn't have missed this for anything.

Ms. OUEDRAOGO (Burkina Faso) pointed out that the title of the draft resolution had been omitted in the French text.

A notable omission is the theme of disarmament.

I can't see you've m issed anything.

Consequently, we will have the possibility to fulfil the missing parts of the matrix on page 3 (items 3, 5, 6 and 8).

Lastly, there were significant omissions in the draft Convention, such as the time limit for States to respond to lawsuits in foreign courts.

Not bad, except if you look at that cover, what's missing?

I think it only fair to tell you that you've missed out several episodes.

Separating Funnel

And social scientists stop there, and they miss the big point that I discovered when I became an expert witness for Abu Ghraib.

Former errors are being progressively eliminated.

This is something called funnel plot.

The recording of achievement of the Goals, if not based on disaggregated results, could mask groups that were missing out.

However, there is still an omission in document A C.1 60 L.1 Rev.1 .

Many of the deep sea communities have genetic distribution that goes ocean basin wide.

In fact, time lines for the completion of some projects are conspicuously missing from the annex.

It is regrettable that substantive information is missing in paragraphs 23 and 24.

First, districts should be drawn to ensure that all major communities in the country are amply represented in parliament and none feels left out

This omission may facilitate the use of the territory of the State to recruit, train and finance mercenaries.

Museums, missions, archeological ruins abound.

As we proceed along the path of United Nations reform, we must make sure these areas are not left out.

That said, the FFM is confident that it did not miss any significant population point in the territories.

I'm awful sorry, Brad.

Regrettably this report, like its predecessors, is characterized by errors of omission as well as distortions of both fact and law, while advancing a one sided political agenda.

While in others, the articles still contained gaps, omissions, ambiguities and inconsistencies.

They're very important in oil spills.

Here I must point out an important and very serious omission in the report which could undermine its coherence, the depth of its analyses and even its relevance with respect to development.

Ms. WAHBI (Sudan) said that, in the Arabic version, Morocco had not been included as one of the sponsors of the draft resolution.

Of these, six have been declared World Heritage Sites.

It was entirely appropriate for States to be held accountable not to be able to invoke immunity with regard to their tortious acts or omissions in circumstances where private persons would be.

1. Declares the United Nations Year for Cultural Heritage concluded

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Unfortunately, the published results of the census do not break down the population by area of residence but only by the categories quot capital quot and quot rest of country quot .

And you can see the red dots, in this particular patient's case, were finger sticks, which would have missed both ends.

These are the Intelligence Unit, which tracks income tax violators

1. Proclaims 2002 as the United Nations Year for Cultural Heritage

(g) The benefit shall, where there is more than one surviving spouse, be divided equally between the spouses, and upon the death of each such spouse shall be equally divided among the remainder.

Article 34 (g) The benefit shall, where there is more than one surviving spouse, be divided equally between the spouses, and upon the death or remarriage of each such spouse shall be equally divided among the remainder.

The benefit shall, where there is more than one surviving spouse, be divided equally between the spouses, and upon the death or remarriage of each such spouse shall be equally divided among the remainder.