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Meanings of glaring omission in English

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Usage of glaring omission in English
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It's a glaring omission for someone asserting a lack of evenhanded reporting.
Reuters
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Hardware geeks will notice a glaring omission from this list: encrypted hard drives.
Wired
3
One glaring omission -the lack of good tools for FriendFeed.
Wired
4
The glaring omission in this Budget was spending for Māori Development.
Radio NZ
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A glaring omission, given that Abraham's progeny went on to found the Jewish nation.
Feminist dot com
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For the record there was at least one glaring omission from this year's list.
The Guardian
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However, there was one glaring omission, that of Kevin Myers.
The Irish Times
8
Just one glaring omission -where was the token plumber representing the working class?
The Irish Times
9
Green Party MP David Clendon believed there was a glaring omission from the bill.
Radio NZ
10
Looking over the throng, though, I noticed one glaring omission.
Outlander
11
There will be one glaring omission from this season's schedule.
The Guardian
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The glaring omission from this list is the United States, indisputably the world's leading democracy.
Feminist dot com
13
I refer to hospital-acquired infections and I find it impossible to understand the glaring omission.
The Irish Times
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If you lodge your return earlier, you run the risk of making a glaring omission.
News.com.au
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Public transit, a glaring omission from Apple Maps, shows up on iOS's Google Maps too.
Wired
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According to Baxter, a glaring omission from the rules is the impact of climate change itself.
The Guardian
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Glaring omission through the time
Glaring omission across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
Less common