He said a paper he filed on 24 November to Fifa showed why "when viewed in the context of the report it purported to summarise, no principled approach could justify the Eckert decision's edits, omissions and additions".
Add links, notions and omissions BTL as usual.
Critics may point out some omissions, such as Rustie's Glass Swords – a Technicolor rave-pop record that won the Guardian's first album award, or Evolve or Be Extinct, the latest grime offering from Wiley.
There were a number of big name omissions, including Hanks for both his talked-up roles this year in Captain Phillips and Saving Mr Banks, as well as Robert Redford as a lone yachtsman in All Is Lost, Emma Thompson as crotchety author PL Travers in Saving Mr Banks, and Joaquin Phoenix in Spike Jonze's oddball love story Her.
Both Mohamed and CF say British "officers and agents … by their acts and omissions procured, induced, encouraged or directly caused, or were otherwise complicit in" their detention, assault and mistreatment and torture while held by the Somaliland authorities.
But since glaring omissions are inevitable given the more than 6,000 shows that comprise Letterman's body of work, be sure to leave yours in the comments below.
But there were some significant omissions: The LEGO Movie missed out on an expected nomination for best animation, but picked one up in the best song category for 'Everything is Awesome'.
Please forgive the glaring omissions – the result has been dictated by those who decided to take part – and instead worry for Europa.
Are you burning with rage at any startling omissions?
An initial CIA review and cable sent to CIA headquarters after his death included a number of misstatements and omissions.
Facebook is awash with pointed omissions and photos that serially exclude a single family member, or oblique status updates that hint at some vast unhappiness, with no context or elaboration, and which no one quite knows how to field.
