Sentence examples for material omitted from inspiring English sources
This article was updated on 22 March 2011 to include additional material omitted from the print edition of the Guardian.
It could be dramatized as two variations on "Almost Famous," each constructed around themes and material omitted or suppressed in the original.
Harvill Secker's publicity material promises that in "this stunning new translation" they "have restored material omitted from the original translation, as well as the rhythms, tone, precision, and poetry of Pasternak's original".
The paperback edition of Power Trip, a memoir by Gordon Brown's one-time lieutenant Damian McBride, includes material omitted from the hardback so as not to prejudice the trials of Rebekah Brooks and others.
At the start of Wednesday's hearing the presiding judge, Alphons Orie of the Netherlands, said the court was considering postponing the presentation of evidence, due to start on 29 May, owing to material omitted by the prosecutors when it disclosed evidence to the defence.
Of the 50 asylum cases they filmed, 11 made the final cut (material omitted from the film can be found on the documentary's Web site, www.pbs.org/pov/wellfoundedfear). Along the way, the pair watched their $500,000 budget double and their debts mount.
It's a perverse, almost punitive set, leaning heavily on new album Hesitation Marks and other recent material, omitting anthems such as "Closer", "Hurt" and "Head Like a Hole".
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Ultrasensitive DNA and RNA detection systems have been in investigation for long and these emerging techniques hold the promise of detecting even smaller and minute concentrations of biological materials omitting the need for amplification reactions such as PCR [14, 19, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43].
(The Shanghai material is omitted from the pages I received).
At issue for Horalek is a section detailing Anne's exploration of her own genitalia, material originally omitted by Anne's father, Otto Frank, when he prepared the manuscript for publication in the late 40s.
