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The property advisor, which has acquired the most office space for firms in the capital over the past six years, said new office space developments were being neglected in favour of housing projects.

John McClaughry, a longtime Republican state senator, recalled that, about a decade ago, Sanders held a press conference with members of a V.F.W. auxiliary, where he was "thundering on about how the veterans were being neglected in the hinterlands without decent health care and without sufficient pension benefits".

He thinks the Moon rock specimens are being neglected in storage.

No detail is being neglected in the pursuit of distinction; hundreds of tons of soil have been imported from England, Australia and Pakistan so cricket teams can practise playing on foreign surfaces.

The negotiating process itself is under fire from some quarters, including the poorest nations who believe their needs are being neglected in the fight among the major economic powers.

The finding will add to worries that the most able students are being neglected in schools – and that poorer students are missing out on help afforded to the more privileged.

The chloride attack and increase in the electro-chemical reaction rate of corrosion due to high temperature is a thermodynamic phenomenon influenced by several parameters and some of them are being neglected in the past research works.

It's a pessimistic report, in which we find that "the humanities in the age of super-science and supertechnology have an increasingly difficult struggle for existence," and that "Today, more than ever, those concerns which nourish personality, and are at the heart of individual freedom, are being neglected in our free society.

"Students are being neglected in serious and damaging ways," she says, "a potential loss of use of limbs because of lack of physical therapy, exacerbation of mental illness because of improper placement, violent acting out because of inadequate supervision and support".

In particular, amphibians are being neglected in favour of mammal and bird species when it comes to conservation plans.

"Post-Stolen Generation, there's been a huge move to leave Aboriginal children where they are, even if they're being neglected in their own families," host Samantha Armytage said during the segment.