Don't assume that the existing owner has ticked all the boxes - the authorities will not excuse any serious omission on your part, on account of the conduct of the previous owner.
This is a pretty serious omission, both because of the scale of the slaughter and because of the way it troubles the distinction between savage and civilized.
There is one serious omission — the death of his first wife — and a few misapprehensions and typos, but the story feels truthful and carefully observed, which makes it a valuable addition to Stones lore.
This is a serious omission in the case of transitional developmental states, such as South Africa, where these can be significant.
Work like Dr Johnson's suggests this is a serious omission, not least for the understanding of how crops like beans actually grow.
It seems to me a serious omission that nowhere in his review of Olivier Todd's "Malraux: A Life" (April 10) does Christopher Hitchens see fit to mention the impact of André Malraux's "Voices of Silence" on art lovers both here and abroad.
My failure to work out a balanced schedule in the beginning was a serious omission, and I bet that some of the hard times I went through could have been avoided.
But it was not long before they noticed a serious omission that has them questioning the authenticity of the drama.
