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"I'm confident we will be successful," he said in an interview, noting that this year for the first time, stations will be tying their pleas to "the delivery of quantifiable services to local communities," in the form of early childhood education, health information and a "recommitment to local programming, which is increasingly missing from the media marketplace".

The European financial crisis and ensuing austerity programs have caused misery, eroded faith in government institutions, and created an atmosphere in which radical voices and ideas have gained legitimacy; the phrase "social center" is prescient, defining what is increasingly missing from Italian society.

With as much as 50percentt of all searches coming from smartphones, local businesses are increasingly missing out on prospective customers if they don't have mobile-friendly websites.

Yet schoolchildren of all ages are increasingly missing out on the opportunity to enjoy and learn from "making things", Ofield-Kerr says.

So Panama is increasingly missing out on some lucrative custom.

Her hard-hitting comments quoted at the beginning of this column provide the kind of analysis that many in the public increasingly realize is missing from mainstream news coverage.

Grossmith suffered from depression after the death of his wife of cancer in 1905, and his health began to fail, so that he increasingly missed engagements.

Since most of the 16S sequences are assigned to clusters of known species, it also implies that if some species-like groups were missing from HITdb, they would be increasingly rare and therefore probably not highly relevant.

In response, Shylock increasingly acquires our sympathy and inhabits a tragic grandeur that was missing from his earlier, grotesque ranting.

Two of the N.H.L.'s oldest and most renowned franchises — the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs — will be missing from the postseason, once again unable to build on their increasingly distant championship traditions, and having alienated their local and worldwide followings.

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