Miss
Miss verb - To fail to attend.
Seeing as
Both terms in one sentence
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This shouldn't be surprising, seeing as how most listeners will completely miss even the more overt messages of a song.
Source: Subliminal Seduction -
Seeing as they don't age and can eat a near miss from a nuke, so some of them end up as really old soldiers.
Source: Old Soldier - The Sorceress' lines are all too easy to miss, seeing as she whispers them all right at the starts of waves.
Source: Subtitles Are Superfluous
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