After two nights of convention speeches focused on Mrs. Clinton's virtues and attempts to make peace with Sanders supporters, Clinton campaign officials sought to address the threat of radical Islamists — an omission early on that Republicans had criticized.
19 20 Other studies have found a higher white cell count at diagnosis, 14 poor performance status, weight loss prior to diagnosis, omission of radical radiotherapy 11 13 14 24 and male gender 25 to be significantly associated with a poor OS.
They were after "radical simplicity," the "genius of omission".
It might seem annoyingly completist to mention the omission of Oceania and Antarctica — if global warming, and the radical changes in the polar regions, weren't such a matter of international urgency.
"We need to remember that this is not a radical rewriting of the constitution, but the rectifying of a century-old omission and a change that will complete the jigsaw of our nationhood and our national identity.
Contrary to expectation (Sankarapandi and Zweier 1999), addition of 100 μM H2O2 had almost no effect on the ESR intensity of DMPO/SO3−, and omission of (bi sulfite (Na2SO3) or Cu,Zn-SOD resulted in no radical adduct formation.
"They were considered a radical new way of living," Ms. Samon writes, "with their open plans and the omission of formal rooms, and often the elimination of some interior walls.
Is the omission of boys from the phrase "violence against women and girls" for specifically radical feminist reasons?
And yet this omission speaks to the way Mr. Wiley has been packaged: as a slightly titillating but not too radical artist whose work nods toward racial and sexual taboos, but is safe enough to be shown just about anywhere.
The Tea Party gains traction for their radical views by chipping away at American history bit by bit, relying on half truths and carefully selected omissions to rewrite the past to serve their extremist agenda today.
