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neglect

[ni-glekt] / nɪˈglɛkt /






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The researchers found when the chatbots went down, people reported self-described "symptoms of withdrawal", such as feeling anxious or depressed - as well as having disrupted sleep or neglecting their responsibilities.

From BBC

France has some of the worst prison overcrowding in Europe, and unions have complained the state is neglecting normal jails as it moves drug-linked criminals into new high-security facilities.

From Barron's

He said there was no one who could manage the awards, which he called “gross neglect on an astonishing level.”

From Salon

In Dhurandhar's case, editorials - including in Dawn newspaper - criticised its negative portrayal of Pakistan and lamented that local filmmakers often neglect their own history, leaving Bollywood to interpret the story.

From BBC

Its spokesperson, Lisa Morrison, said the lack of available statistics is a form of "neglect" of people with mental health challenges.

From BBC