Missing in sentence

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But that sleep is a missing piece in the explanatory puzzle of aging and Alzheimer's is exciting because we may be able to do something about it.

And I believe that confidence is one of the main things missing from the equation.

Something was missing, you know.

There's some missing puzzle pieces.

Most of those missing puzzle pieces are southern continents, because it was those continents that are least explored.

Let's face it: if we deny evolutionary continuity, we are really missing out on embracing part of ourselves.

I had just done the long jump, and a guy who was missing two legs came up to me and says, "How do you do that?

And they shove us all into the shuttle bus, and all the women there are missing a hand.

Sometimes it feels like people are so eager to prove that they're not weak and greedy when they ask your for help, they're completely missing out on how uncomfortable they're making you feel.

Yet the use of these bundles across the country is spotty or missing.

But memories of a missing mother, along with dreams that haunt his waking life, prove more difficult to outrun.

When he’s asked to tail a missing pet, he’s thrown onto a dangerous path that runs parallel to Kafka’s.

So what else are we missing?

When I took photographs in these locations, I felt there was something missing in the pictures.

Not bad, except if you look at that cover, what's missing?

Or missing root causes of dating and sexual violence, which are the true public health crises.

This is the critical missing piece in the economic development puzzle that will ultimately help us reduce corruption.

So the missing link is us.

So what remains a missing piece of the puzzle is exactly when and how life on Earth began.

A casual impulse, a fancy, never thought of until now, hardly thought of even now ... No, more than impulse or fancy, the girl knows what she's doing, the girl means something, the girl means to mean, because it occurs to her in that instant, that beautiful or not, bright yes or no, she's not who she is, she's not the person she is, and the reason, she suddenly knows, is that there's been so much premeditation where she is, so much plotting and planning, there's hardly a person where she is, or if there is, it's not her, or not wholly her, it's a self inhabited, lived in by her, and seemingly even as she thinks it she knows what's been missing: grace, not premeditation but grace, a kind of being in the world spontaneously, with grace.

We all hate the feeling of missing out.

They hate the sense of missing out, and because they can anticipate that feeling of regret and they'd like to avoid it, they're much more likely to take their medications.

For example, where are the children who are missing from immunization?

So what are we missing?

But now there are some indications that you could already at infancy see from a fecal sample of a baby some microbes missing from those individuals who will later on develop to be obese or overweight.

It has also been shown that those same microbes might be missing from babies who are born by C-section or who are predisposed to heavy loads of antibiotics in early life.

If these microbes are missing or are lost for any reason, they can be acquired later, but the baby just needs a little help with that.

First, it was understood that if there are some microbes missing, they can be ingested.

But we are taking steps towards understanding better and better which are the key missing microbes in various situations and what HMOs we should package with which probiotics to help restore the microbiota of that particular baby in that particular case.

Now, what's missing from the larger debate is a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis between not fixing an unhealthy, environmentally-challenged community, versus incorporating structural, sustainable changes.

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