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But the preliminary report was notably lacking in significant details.

McCulloch's press conference, when it eventually took place, was notably lacking in detail about the shots that killed Brown.

Aside from the Wall Street Journal review, A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times that the movie was "notably lacking in soul or sublimity".

On a more practical level, Kidd should have a strong influence on a Nets lineup that was notably lacking in intensity last season.

There was a distinctly old-fashioned and gloomy feel to this year's Christmas Day TV, with old-faithful blockbusters dominating a schedule that was notably lacking in tinsel, pizazz and good cheer.

The elements may be familiar, but there's a tenderness in the depiction of the central family which was notably lacking from Ellis's earlier work, and the nuts and bolts of the heist narrative are handled with slow-burn dexterity.

But this technique is quite expensive, so they are notably lacking in dialogue.

Sometimes the award throws up surprises, not least when the winners are notably lacking in personality.

More meaningful programs of that sort are notably lacking from the agenda of Romney the younger.

That facility is notably lacking in the dumb logic of modern hyperlinks.

And popular TV shows like "Mad Men," which Netflix also offered, were notably lacking on YouTube.