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Unlike Bigger, who has internalized his limitations and incompleteness, Ahab has been conditioned to believe in his freedom--he has "been led to think untraditionally and independently" (73).
The Power of Blackness: Richard Wright Re-Writes Moby-Dick
Also, complement deletion rarely, if ever, produces a mere sense of incompleteness.
Borg, Emma. Pursuing Meaning
The storytelling doesn't escape one of the shortcomings of memoir: the feeling of fragmentation and incompleteness resulting from recounting events that happened several years ago.
Space Between the Stars: My Journey to an Open Heart
Through both aspects of the program, Mendieta was introduced to work foregrounding the notion of incompleteness, which she achieved in her own practice mainly by documenting performances in photographs and films.
Ana Mendieta: Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, DC
Mathematician Kurt Godel is widely regarded for his 1931 incompleteness theorem, which found that not everything can be proved.
A World Without Time: the Forgotten Legacy of Godel and Einstein
Then, on March 16, 2004, the Securities and Exchange Commission temporarily suspended trading of World Information Technology securities due to the inaccuracy and incompleteness of its financial statements.
Schatz & Nobel, P.C. Announces Class Action Lawsuit Against World Information Technology Inc
Their brief began, "The striking thing about CTTF (Come to the Father) is its incompleteness, its silences, evasions, suppressions, aversions, fears, and dreads.
Salvation Redefined: Catholic Parents and Religious Education in Post-Vatican II Canada. (Book Review)
The two clubs released a joint statement saying: "Fundamentally, our decision not to support the current proposal is based on the incompleteness of information available, the high level of business risk attached to the project that is not adequately addressed and a lack of firm substantiation of the plan assumptions.
THE OLD Firm
Medical records were not being used effectively because of such factors as difficulty and expense in obtaining them, illegibility, incompleteness or inaccuracy, and fear that the information would be more harmful than helpful.
Medical Records as Legal Evidence
But there are shortcomings which leave the citizens of Athens with a bitter sense of incompleteness.
Letter from Athens
Unlike Rice, I find little hope in looking to unresolved tensions, incomprehensibilities, ambiguities, and incompleteness in Morrison's works as signs of a black experience struggling within and against a Western order.
Toni Morrison and the American Tradition: A Rhetorical Reading
A key concept is that imperfection and incompleteness are part of happiness.
KIDS CAN FIND HAPPINESS BY LOOKING AT THEMSELVES

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