The most disappointing omission is "An Essay on Censorship", Burgess's long verse-letter to Salman Rushdie (written immediately after the 1989 fatwa), a spirited imitation of Alexander Pope's Essay on Man.
The most disappointing omission against our key asks was the lack of concrete proposals to tackle the UK's escalating house crisis, on a scale that will deliver the number of new homes we need, where they are needed, for both the short- and long-term.
But the most glaring and disappointing omission was his failure to endorse his own deficit-reduction commission's recommendations, Simpson-Bowles.
Why We Love It: Despite the disappointing omission of Taylor's long monologue, we give the band props for creating an a capella cover that's actually dance-worthy.
"Globalization and Its Discontents" does have some disappointing omissions, especially concerning the author's own experiences.
These experiments are not aberrational, but representative: social psychologists have repeatedly found that the difference between good conduct and bad appears to reside in the situation more than the person; both disappointing omissions and appalling actions are readily induced through seemingly minor situational features.
Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson is the highest-profile omission, but after a disappointing sixth-place in the 200m breaststroke trials, his non-selection is not a surprise.
"I'm only 20 and still quite inexperienced as I've never been to a Worlds or an Olympics, but I can handle the pressure". Olympic silver medallist Michael Jamieson is the highest-profile omission, but after a disappointing sixth-place in the 200m breaststroke trials, his non-selection is not a surprise.
Earlier in the day, he told reporters that Iraq's omissions of critical information from the declaration it turned over to the United Nations two weeks ago constituted "a disappointing day for those who long for peace".
It's a disappointing scorecard.
