So to lose control, to let it happen is new for me.
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Owners and managers of an insolvent firm would lose control to a committee of creditors.
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It's definitely about living with bipolar disorder and feeling like you sometimes lose control to the worst parts of yourself.
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The poll included 5,000 people in five countries, and found that 59 percent of Millennials say they don't want to lose control to alcohol.
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"The leaders ... agreed that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before Libyans lose control to foreign actors," the White House said.
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"The leaders ... agreed that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before Libyans lose control to foreign actors," the White House said.
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The presidents "rejected foreign exploitation and agreed that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before Libyans lose control to foreign actors," the statement said, without specifying those actors.
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The songs are vastly different, from "Lose Control" to "Lukhaa Chupi" to the title song "Rang De Basanti," but they all capture the lively and unbreakable spirit of the film and its characters.
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Abertis' announcement that it wants to sell its 57 percent stake in satellite firm Hispasat to Spanish grid operator Red Electrica would remove one of the main obstacles to the deal as Madrid sees Hispasat as a strategic asset and doesn't want to lose control to a foreign player.
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In 1932 he decided that he could take control and brought in Dutch Schultz as enforcer only to lose control to Schultz. With the murder of Schultz in 1935, Davis took over his numbers racket. On July 14, 1937 a grand jury indicted Davis for racketeering. In exchange for his cooperation, Davis was sentenced to one year in prison and was disbarred.
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"Lose Control" to a large extent was written and produced in the winter of 2018 original with vocal by Josh Grimmett from Goodboys and Conor Blake, a co-writer of the song. Later at the start of 2019 it got vocal and additional co-writing of verses and pre-chorus by Becky Hill and was finished in one day. The trio described it as a "radio friendly" track.
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The police buildup in Waihi continued until an estimated 10 percent of New Zealand's police force was present. Around 60 strikers were arrested and jailed. Anger among the strikers grew, and the Federation of Labour gradually began to lose control to even more radical groups, such as the Industrial Workers of the World organisation. In October, the Company was able to re-open the mine with non-union workers ("scabs").
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The British electronic duo Kish Mauve consists of Mima Stilwell and Jim Eliot. Both wrote and produced "Two Hearts" for their 2005 extended play Kish Mauve, released by Sunday Best. Paul Lester considered in a review for The Guardian their song "Lose Control" to be "far better" than "Two Hearts". An opinion from the magazine Out claims "There's a definite happy-sad contradiction in the writing, so the songs feel emotional and stirring".
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While the company had been profitable through the 1950s, profits had declined by 1962 to $211,586 and the trend showed no sign of abating. A proposed 1965 acquisition by Pittsburgh Brewing ran afoul of anti-trust laws, and was enjoined in United States v. Pittsburgh Brewing Co. and Milton G. Hulme. The Friday family, longtime stewards of the brand, would lose control to investor Raymond Sigesmund in a stock battle in 1966.
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Yang-ji misunderstands and believes Eun-jae is in love with Dan-soo, thus causing a rift in their relationship. Dan-soo: One of the most good looking and popular boys in school, his classmates are unaware that he made a pact with cursed ghosts called mongdalgui in order to get that way. Over time, he begins to lose control to the mongdalgui and lust after more women and even tries to force himself on Yang-ji and Bun-nyuh. Yang stops him and tells him he must become a monk or he will die young.
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Later, Dillon had a chance to try to get Tenaya back with the Control Key the Rangers got from inside Scott, but Dillon used the key to help save his friends instead. Dr. K then informed Dillon that the Venjix Virus inside of him had grown to 40%. Once it reaches 50%, he will lose control to Venjix, and there is no way for Dr. K to stop it.Power Rangers RPM episode "Control - Alt - Delete" As Venjix began his final assault on Corinth, Dillon fought off the activation of his Venjix implants long enough to cure himself with Dr. K's newly developed antidote and subsequently do the same for Tenaya.
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However, Jean's intensity soon reveals that her persona has changed as the 'Phoenix' emerges; in doing so, Jean kisses him while disintegrating debris in the environment. Later, when Storm and Wolverine arrive, they find his still-floating ruby-quartz glasses hovering on the lakeshore. After speaking with Xavier about the power of the Phoenix persona and later witnessing her lose control to kill others, the team concludes that Jean killed Cyclops during their encounter at Alkali lake, though this is never confirmed. During the school's reinstatement at the end of the film, a memorial headstone for Cyclops is placed next to Jean's and Xavier's.
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Physician William B. Hurlbut warns of tragedy and views Kurzweil's claims as lacking a more moderate approach necessitated by biological science. AI engineer Ben Goertzel champions the transhumanist vision, but acknowledges the possibility of a dystopian outcome. AI researcher Hugo de Garis warns of a coming "Artilect War", where god-like artificial intellects and those who want to build them, will fight against those who don't. Kevin Warwick, professor of Cybernetics at University of Reading, advocates the benefits of the singularity, but suggests the Terminator scenario could also occur, where humans become subservient to machine and live on a farm, and the singularity is the point where humans lose control to the intelligent machines.
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