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The forth problem with the "facts" is that critical factors are ommited from global warming models.

Global Warming, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

I made this recipe last night with pinto beans (Texas style) and I ommited some of the meat products and it was delicious!

Saved by red beans and rice | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2009

Sorry, but DUNE is so much more and knowing the "Hollywood Machine" this "more" will be ommited for sure.

Peter Berg Talks Dune | /Film 2009

I think the Professor is right as far as copyright law goes, but the cases have recognized a right to a credit for a songwriter whose name was ommited from an album and sheet music as a Trademark Law Lanham Act violation.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Copyright Kerfuffle: 2009

Um, Seixon, you ommited conveniently part of the article about red giants:

Think Progress » ThinkFast AM: June 29, 2006 2006

FAA chief Norman Mineta's key testimony that sharply contradicted Cheney's version of the events at the command center ommited from the 911 Commission's report

America: Lying Politicians, Gullible Voters and the Long Slide Ahead 2008

July 10th, 2006 at 9: 30 am the fallacy about “magical number X” type of claims is that they are made up. for instance, george w bush has it middle name ommited.

Viagra Magic Wonder Advertisement 2006

He nobvously did not read about American history nor does he have any Afro American friends or he would have ommited the metaphor “tar Baby”.

Think Progress » Answering His First Question, Tony Snow Misleads White House Press Corps 2006

But you ommited this from the story: Four of the planes are flying in Iraq, and they have adequate defenses against older hand-held anti-aircraft rockets used by insurgents there, the report said.

Hatchet job 2007

The tricky part is the pleat opening and that, of course, is a detail that should not be ommited.

Sexy and Complicated - A Dress A Day 2007