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A Lack-of-God.
Beneath these images, a lack of order persists at the street level, reflecting a state flush with oil money but weak when facing systemic problems like violent crime.
For them, the American dream isn't gone; it's hidden beneath harmful stereotypes and a lack of information about the opportunities available.
For example, one concern is a lack of space beneath Lower Manhattan's streets for new fiber-optic cables.
About a century later, similar discrepancies were observed by Sir George Everest, surveyor general of India, in surveys south of the Himalayas, indicating a lack of compensating mass beneath the visible mountain ranges.
Another limit is a lack of data on temperatures beneath the surface of waters ahead of an approaching hurricane.
Beneath the allure of elegance lives the demon that is safety, a lack of daring that proves reckless in itself.
Strange sounds populate the Zone: a lack of birdsong, glass crunching underfoot, cameras constantly clicking beneath the beeps of Geiger counters.
A lack of entrepreneurship.
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