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There was indeed only one quality of womanhood in which she was lacking, and in which, after much serious self- examination, I discovered the reason of my instinctive self-sacrifice of her,--SHE HAD NEVER SUFFERED.

Harding was a gentle, sad-eyed woman, lacking a left foot.

Much else should I have liked to write to you, but time is lacking, and I must hasten.

"I infer, then," said Rosser, gravely, "that a lady lacking the moral advantage of a nose would find the struggle to become Mrs.

And Jerry, lacking articulate speech, had no way of telling him of the thirst of which he was perishing.

Most conspicuous in his dramas is his realism, often, as we have said, extremely coarse, and a direct reflection of his intellect, which was as strongly masculine as his body and altogether lacking, where the regular drama was concerned, in fineness of sentiment or poetic feeling.

Called factor shows that there is lacking of commitment management in small and medium enterprises concerned with implementation of total quality management.

Lacking control is often associated with fear, depression, or withdrawal behavior.

These traits include being superficial, acting grandiosely, lying frequently, showing no remorse, lacking empathy, refusing to accept responsibility for misdeeds, behaving impulsively, and having committed many crimes.

Now that smartphones are jam-packed with features such as MP3 players, QWERTY keypads, video and still cameras, and e-mail, it's tough to imagine what they could be lacking. And yet, any missing feature can become a distinguishing factor when choosing the smartphone that's right for you.