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Those are three of the songs performed at Weill Recital Hall on Thursday evening in a Valentine's Day celebration of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart (whose classic ballad, "My Funny Valentine," was strangely missing).

Talk of the 17-inch MacBook Pro was strangely missing during Apple's WWDC keynote today.

"What's strangely missing is the anxiety," Ms. Swicord said.

Anyone who has followed his career can also complain that so many more of his biggest hits are strangely missing.

Mr. Marshall is the brother of the show's choreographer, Kathleen Marshall ("Kiss Me, Kate"), whose graceful, inventive stamp is strangely missing in the high-impact aerobics offered here.

Finally, there were some details that were strangely missing from a vehicle that wanted to offer every luxury and up-to-date touch.

For all the real-life daring that went into this improvisational adventure, the sense of the existential, of the moment-to-moment and real-time immediacy, is strangely missing.

Since its founding in 1991, DEMO has built a portfolio of conferences in the US, Europe, and China, although the UK is strangely missing from its list of venue countries.

For all of the discussions about how to hire, fire, coordinate, motivate, and retain remote teams though, what is strangely missing is a discussion about how office politics changes when there is no office at all.

Our here on the East Coast where everything Medicinal Cannabis is grown in tightly regulated facilities with every metric of the grow process seemingly overly intellectualized, the optimistic soul of the plant is strangely missing.

The optimism typically found in the International Energy Agency's annual World Energy Outlook report is strangely missing this year.