61.   Actually, it started out to be her recipe, but I thought it was too greasy, so I left out the cup of vegetable oil.

62.   Academic experts have been far less kind, calling it a well-researched compilation of opinion that occasionally leaves out information that might cast marijuana in a negative light.

63.   Brock said he left out several other names mentioned by the troopers.

64.   Brown and shriveled, the samples look like Vienna sausages that have been left out overnight after a cocktail party.

65.   But after a time it becomes implausible to keep asserting that inflation is subdued if only one leaves out all the prices that are actually rising.

66.   But defense lawyers contended that Ms. Saldivar had hesitated before signing it, asking why her interrogators had left out her contention that it was accidental.

67.   But he left out the fact that the same can be said for unrestrained tax cuts.

68.   But her mother had left out one crucial detail.

69.   But if his film promises to explore every dark corner of the death factories at Birkenau, it leaves out the gassing itself.

70.   But in a perceptive commentary in The New Yorker last week, Hendrik Hertzberg noted that Hatch had left out a rather important fact.