Sentence examples for and had been omitted from inspiring English sources

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He was 32, and had been omitted from the squads in both 1978 and 1982.

He noted that the potentially erroneous figure in question had appeared only in the panel's full report of more than 1,000 pages and had been omitted in later summary documents that the panel produced to guide policy.

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Section 1013 expired by its own terms and has been omitted.

The former Tottenham and Middlesbrough striker Mido is not fully fit and has been omitted.

He will miss the games against West Ham and Aston Villa, and has been omitted from the Spain squad by Vicente del Bosque while he undergoes treatment on a recent tendon injury in his hip.

However, he has only played 10 league games this season and has been omitted from Roy Hodgson's England squad for the World Cup.

With regard to the question quoted by the referee, we agree it is indeed inappropriate and has been omitted from the manuscript.

One of the editors commented on how Roman Jakobson's many wives and lovers had been omitted from the headnotes and suggested creating a new form, "bednotes," that would "follow the bouncing wife".

American officials said it was becoming obvious that some items that should have been included, like the atropine and autoinjectors, had been omitted.

It is also remarkable that the exquisite barrier performance was lost when the FG-like domains of Nup54 95–139 and Nup58 73–259 had been omitted from the fusion.

In contrast, cleared areas were rare in cultures from which RANKL and IL-1α had been omitted, and those that were seen were substantially smaller (Fig. 7).

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