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Democratic Party officials have not fully analyzed voting from Tuesday, and the decision by Voter News Service not to poll voters leaving the booth has created an absence of the demographic information often used to detect voting trends.

All of this created an "absence of trust," the report says, and left many officers with "fatigue and stress" and under "personal threats" aimed at them and their families.

Regrettably, she misses the 2014 revolution, owing to graduate work in New York, and her attempt to relate the crisis at second hand creates an absence at the center of the book.

The report, by the home affairs committee in the House of Commons, said that the police in many areas, particularly London, had failed to take charge of the situation quickly enough, creating an "absence of a police presence" and the "sight of police officers apparently standing by" and allowing criminal behavior to occur.

As Hahn stated, "There is a minimalism in our approach that creates an absence of information, and we notice our fans tend to throw themselves into the breach, or try to fill the empty spaces".

Parental intimate partner homicide often creates an absence of guardianship and involves conflict between relatives concerning children's living arrangements.

ESPN, in its frantic attempts to keep Hill off the air, nearly created a charged absence right in the middle of its afternoon programming block.

Slums have filled a housing vacuum in Mexico City created by an absence of urban planning or affordable housing, and by extreme, generational poverty and rampant inequality.

The absence of top-down control has been the source of most of their issues, even to an extent the environment that allowed the ASADA saga to manifest, was created by an absence of checks and balances.

These recruiters fill a gap created by an absence of friends, peers, and community.

UNICEF organizes various social and care related activities to fill the gap created by an absence of a culture of social workers in the country.