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no-show

adjective as in absent

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adjective as in truant

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noun as in deserter

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noun as in escape artist

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Several former employees told the Athletic that Leonard’s deal was a “no-show” arrangement in which Leonard wouldn’t have to do any endorsement work.

She later apologizes for her no-show in a video posted on YouTube.

When he was announced as the 20th overall pick, the NHL had nothing to show, making Andreyanov the first no-show of the no-show draft.

In response, the travel company said it had been cancelled because I was a no-show on the outbound flight.

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Because Lam was a no-show, protesters picketed outside his restaurant for 73 days.

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