A mended tear sewn up at a right angle and a missing strip at the top make up the sum total of Burri's artistic effort.
The report said experts had examined a cowling and pointed to shortcomings in repairs on the plane, saying, "The level of wear on the strip adjacent to the missing strip was greatly in excess of the tolerance permitted by the manufacturer".
The baby shrimp absent, the chicken strips missing, they settle for legumes.
Don't miss The Strip for an unforgettable nightlife, especially the Bellagio's dancing fountains, the Mirage's erupting volcano, the Treasure Island's pirates and sirens, or the Fremont Street experience.
Your shirt should now have a strip missing.
Feiffer's career took off in 1958, after his second year at the Voice, when a four-page anti-nuke comic strip (strangely missing from "Explainers") was picked up by newspapers around the world, and his weekly strip began to be syndicated.
But one day at school, a gust of wind blew and children saw her strip of missing hair.
It was parked, missing its wheels and stripped by looters, about 50 feet from the entrance to Al Kindi, Iraq's largest missile research and testing complex, near Mosul.
The closely held Foreign Tire, based in Union, N.J., said that the tire treads or belts might separate because of a missing or inadequate gum strip, an adhesive layer between plies, possibly causing vehicles to go out of control.
"Most digital images on the internet today are orphans - the metadata is missing or has been stripped by a large organisation," Orlowski wrote.
"First Contact" is educational in the best sense, providing an opportunity not just to see masters at work (don't miss Robert Frank's strips from "The Americans") but to second-guess them.
