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Non-performance of something due, required, or expected.
Non-performance art is the illusion of communication, but it only works when the illusion is maintained.
Its long-term memory allows it to perform a trick after at least three months of non-performance.
But where his and Buckley's jobs differ markedly is in the consequences of non-performance.
Their non-performance in this tournament has been even less excusable than their fiasco at the 2002 World Cup.
After completing his current commitments, Moore said he will "more or less curtail speaking engagements and non-performance appearances".
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Benzoylecgonine is a social, non-performance-enhancing drug.
(Cortisone, a non-performance-enhancing hormone with a variety of anti-inflammatory and other beneficial effects, is a banned substance.
He may maintain a suit to recover the amount of damage sustained by the non performance.
Might hybrid practices help shed light, understood in terms of their relation to repertoire, on issues in non-performance-art?
The length of the ban prompted extensive criticism of the league, particularly when compared to longer suspensions handed out for the use of non-performance-enhancing drugs.
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