Neglect
Neglect verb - To fail to give proper attention to.
Points
Both words in one sentence
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Villain Has a Point: Janek correctly points out to Stan, numerous times, that his grief and righteous anger over the death of his daughter is causing him to neglect his still-living sons.
Source: Series / The Killing -
Brother Chuck: The comic synopsis of The Great Gatsby points out that Tom and Daisy's daughter disappears (and isn't mentioned again) after she's introduced, giving the impression that Tom and Daisy are both terrible parents who often neglect her.
Source: Webcomic / Hark! A Vagrant -
Though none of the horses and ponies◊ in the shows are ridden (as they are all brought up to be draft animals and beasts of burden), the cast often points out how crucial it is to not neglect the daily care for them.
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