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McCarthy, who seems to be contemptuous of punctuation in any language, rarely writes accents where they are not needed but often omits them where they are, e.g., mia [pp. 90, 117]; borrachon [p. 227]; mascara [p. 229]; perdida [p. 283]; asi [p. 284]; haran [pt. 290]; and que [p. 318].
The table of contents on the sleeve omits the Dublin segment, even though the speaker is very much there, in his recollections of the 1916 uprising, Lloyd George, the Black and Tan, as well as bits and pieces of his own life's history.
Well, one cannot have everything, and, as I sometimes maintain but rarely believe, a book should be reviewed for what it contains and not condemned for what it omits.
At the entry for bi -, the definition of bicentennial as `every two hundred years' omits mention of its more commonly encountered use as a noun (along with bi-centenary ) meaning `two-hundredth anniversary.”
The usual commentary on the amendment stresses simply that it omits the requirement of action by state officials that we find in the Bill of Rights and in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.