Lapses

Lapses like that make it harder to argue you're advancing the mystery form with your controversial endgame strategy.

Critic's Notebook: A Tale of Two Finales 2011

Memory Lapses About 35 to 40 children die every year because they were accidentally left behind by otherwise good parents whose memories failed them, says David Diamond, a neuroscience professor in the psychology department at the University of South Florida in Tampa.

Summer Alert: Check the Back Seat Kristen Gerencher 2011

More Japan Slaps Citigroup Once Again for Lapses 12/15/2011 In a sign of increasing frustration with Citi Japan—which has been sanctioned three times for a range of improper activities since 2004—Japan's Financial Services Agency slammed the bank's repeated lack of compliance and its business model, demanding that Citi Japan submit a business improvement plan by Jan. 31.

Financial Regulators Sanction Citi Japan Atsuko Fukase 2011

Lapses in common sense like this weaken the character and the plot.

REVIEW: Prime by Nate Kenyon 2009

Lapses in infection control in health facilities still occasionally expose people today.

New hope for hepatitis C, an often hidden disease 2011

Lapses in pitching and timely hitting are to be expected over the course of 162 games.

How Many Ways to Lose? Brian Costa 2011

Lapses are rare although the most recent came, in the spring of this year, when he stepped out of the football scene and was reported to have complained about immigration into Italy.

Fabio Capello: The feared ogre who became England's nurturer | Kevin McCarra 2011

Lapses like that make it harder to argue you're advancing the mystery form with your controversial endgame strategy.

Critic's Notebook: A Tale of Two Finales 2011

Lapses in coverage could cause the broadcast to suffer, he said.

Auto Makers Tie Mobile Networks to In-Car Systems Mike Ramsey 2011

Lapses in infection control in health facilities still occasionally expose people today.

New hope for hepatitis C, an often hidden disease 2011