In his eagerness to sign the brilliant Faustino Asprilla, a leggy marvel of intricate skill, he omitted to work out what he would do when the Colombian arrived at St James' Park as thelast brushstroke in a masterpiece.
This made it irresistible to Mr. Van Haeften, who went after it with grim determination and footed the £110,000 bill — or, to be precise, the £114,600 bill with the value-added tax that Christie's and Sotheby's invariably omit to work into the full prices they publish.
Since the publication of our article [1] we have become aware that we omitted to cite the work of Lou et al. (2009) [2].
However, this work omitted to test personality disorders (axis II).
We omitted to do this for comparability with previous work.
*Last names omitted to protect privacy.
Many workers would see their income shrink, he said, "and second, who knows how many hours they would be compelled to work to make it up?" Correction: September 21, 2000, Thursday Because of deletions during editing, an article on Sunday about growing resistance to mandatory overtime work omitted a reference to a new book that directed The Times to some of those interviewed.
I have asked the authors of the constitutional law casebook I use either to omit references to Yoo's work or to note the allegations against him.
When Mr. Cuomo announced the members of the Medicaid redesign team, Mr. Sachs was identified only as "chairman of the John F. Kennedy Jr. Institute for Work Education," a nonprofit development organization, omitting his work at Sachs Consulting.
Coming back to it with a fresh mind will likely help prompt ideas to add to or omit from your work.
