But as anyone who has cooked with shallots knows, omitting their assertively sweet pungency diminishes a dish.
But the Bush commercial's selective quotation about the "McCain we know" omitted the editorial's final two sentences: "There is much there to admire.
Urban Dictionary, not known for omitting things, defines "wintry mix" as "a gross messy mix of snow and rain".
By the same token, he knows that omitting Mr Bennett will trigger a howl of outrage from his party's powerful hardliners.
For quality assessment, we performed molecular replacement (MR) with Phaser McCoyy et al., 2007) using models with selected parts of the known structures omitted, followed by atomic model refinement with phenix.refine (Afonine et al., 2012), and inspection of (mF o -DF c ) omit maps.
My mother turns any subject to the other family, and whatever I want is just caught up in the whirlwind of complexity of this thing I won't acknowledge, which is my father's previous life, and, you know, she omits my brother from any discussion because she thinks he's a ten-year-old child".
Finally, if something is unimpressive, maybe, oh, I don't know, freaking omit it.
Participants may have assumed they had seen contact because they did not know that omitted contact moments were an option.
Since the facts in Lemma 2.1 are well known, we omit the detailed proof here, see Stein [27], for instance.
For simplicity of the argument, we assume that parameters are known, and omit showing these values.
