neglected

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• It is a scenario ripe for neglect and the introduction of bias.

• Malicious intent isn’t necessary for this to happen, though a certain unthinking passivity and neglect is.

• Journalist enduring medical neglect and inhumane prison conditions.

• That could change the impact and also set a precedent in terms of how regulators respond to future cases of security and data protection neglect.

• This same hospital, the company’s largest, is also the most visible monument to Prospect’s neglect.

• The adopted children, then 18 months and 2.5 years old, came to the family abused and neglected, Wisner says.

• The opposite phenomenon also occurs: neglected writers who ascend to prominence only posthumously.

• Not only the opposition party has felt neglected, but Democrats too feel that he has ignored them.

• “So many kids from institutionalized settings come to us abused and neglected,” he said.

• But while every American knows the song, the battle and the war it describes have been neglected by history.

• He found the village in disorder, the fields neglected, many houses deserted, the remainder of the people preparing to move away.

• The hint was not neglected, for this kind of hunting is much more sure than that of the woods.

• A very diminutive man, instructing his young son, told him if he his learning he would never grow tall.