Spall, after all, had to skip the 1996 festival after a diagnosis of leukaemia left him all but in his grave.
He acknowledged and apologised for his administration's promotion of dumping cheap US rice on Haiti, thereby destroying Haitian rice production and forcing rice farmers to flee to the overcrowded cities. Buttonholed in a UN hallway, he claims he thought that Haitians would "get aid to skip agricultural development and go straight into an industrial era".
Most of the reporters who travelled with Merkel to Jerusalem earlier in the week decided to skip London and leave the coverage to local correspondents.
Meanwhile the self-proclaimed rich can skip the queue and proceed up the red carpet to buy cardboard burgers for 600,000 forints (£1,560).
7. A functional skip navigation link has been added at the top of each page.
Instead of (unsuccessfully) keeping forest-adjacent communities at bay, the state would join hands with them and skip together into a jointly managed forest.
Next time, maybe we'll skip the educational tour.
Yes, Microsoft did skip from Windows 8 (or 8.1 to be precise) straight to Windows 10.
He chose to skip the premiere in favour of visiting a Syrian refugee camp instead.
1/1-13 University Ave, Canberra 11am: Sculpture at the National Gallery of Australia By all means, take a quick tour of the gallery itself (the works by Pollock, Bacon and Hockney are stellar, and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art collection is, understandably, the best in the world), but save some time for the secluded sculpture garden, which most visitors skip over.
Shaw suggests that many officers take a laid-back approach to filing cases like Greene's – that they tend to skip marking any potential bias on police reports, because it is easier for cops to chalk up situations to "unfavorable neighborhoods" like the one in which Greene's body was found.
