Many net-price calculators are based on data from the 2010-11 academic year, and omit data from students who don't receive grants, skewing the estimates lower.

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"We shouldn't have to omit our education from our CV or be too wary to use the odd academic reference, " it continues.

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However, Ms Yai Damrongthammasan never claimed authorship of the book and Dr Seeger says "the real reason that Khunying Yai decided to omit her name from the first edition might never be known".

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Current accounting rules allow retailers that sign certain long-term leases to omit the leased property from their balance sheets. (The basic rule is that omission is acceptable if the lease term is less than 75% of the useful life of the building.) But the Financial Accounting Standards Board may change that next year.

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You omit to mention the threats from changes to technology and tax.

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But what you may not know is that these reductions were based on a survey conducted by the American Medical Association, at the request of the CMS, that seemed to go out of its way to omit cardiologists in private practice from the survey participants.

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It's now tougher for cashiers operating in tandem with friends from the outside to casually omit the scanning of some items at the counter.

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Prof Harmer said that the NCF had not been aware that the health board had decided to deliberately omit plans to reorganise secondary care - general hospital services - from its consultation document and focus instead on changes to primary care - GP and community hospitals - and specialist hospital services.

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