She kills a pig (in an appalling, needlessly extended scene); loses her parents; loses her only friend; loses her tongue; loses herself; finds happiness but loses that, too.
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America loses jobs, loses access to the intellectual property, loses talent and loses out on the next generation of economic growth.
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"Wasted" is the story of a privileged young white man, a cocky princeling among cocky princelings, who loses his virginity, loses his religion, loses his lunch and nearly loses his mind.
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If Trump loses the swing state, he loses the election.
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"They guy never loses a battle, never loses," he said.
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But Lara loses the support of her family, loses the restaurant to made-up code violations, and loses the farm to sabotage.
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Once something loses its authenticity, it loses its identity as well.
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Moreover, the man loses the sheep; the woman loses her coin.
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Even when it loses its footing, it never loses its way.
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Everyone in an area that loses numbers also loses clout and cash.
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The second she loses his approval, she loses her power over him.
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"If we nominate a candidate who loses to Hillary Clinton by double digits, who loses to women by 20 points, who loses Hispanics by 40 points, who loses young people, we cannot win in the general (election)," said Cruz.
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As the forest loses trees, it loses its rhythm: rain, evaporation, transpiration, condensation, rain.
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Theo loses his mother — but really, he loses Mother with a capital M. He loses all that a mother figure traditionally represents in narratives: unconditional love, nurturing, childhood.
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"If she loses, that's probably the main reason why she loses," the GOP operative said.
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If Trump loses Florida, he more than likely loses his shot at the White House.
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Clay loses the contest, and then loses his lunch all over his mother's home cooked meal.
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When it loses a large population center, it loses a lot of people to steal from.
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Jordan Henderson loses the ball on Sweden's side, gets it back and then loses it again.
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The Hound loses the ensuing battle, but Brienne loses track of Arya, who hides and runs away.
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But even in the likely event that Malvo loses, it matters a great deal how Malvo loses.
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In the aftermath of their connection, Therese loses her fiancé and Carol loses custody of her daughter.
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If he loses the Senate, if he loses the House, Democrats don&apost want to work with them.
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When Joe finally decides that openness is the answer, he loses his company, and he loses his protégé.
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When it loses that money—and it does every single quarter—it loses it at astronomical burn rates.
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"[Lungs are] supposed to be pink and spongy and elastic, but it loses all this as over 7,000 chemicals hit this organ hard and that's how it loses the color, loses the elasticity," he said.
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The average victim loses $30,000 in scams or abuse, and 1 in every 10 victims loses more than $203,000.
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If the party loses any of these cities, or even loses significant support, it would be a severe rebuke.
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After he loses his memory, Lockhart also loses his narcissism (it grows back, but in a benign, charming fashion).
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The good news is that when exploitation meets a community of empathy, apathy loses, exploitation loses, and justice wins.
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In 2020, if Trump loses even just a small portion of his base, he also loses the White House.
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Trump noted during his own Fox interview that it would "not be awe-inspiring" for Rubio if the senator loses his home state of Florida, or if Cruz loses Texas or John Kasich loses in Ohio.
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Every first term president midterm always loses, his party always loses and that is almost a historical precedent mandate given.
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WAPNER: THE DUPONT THING, OKAY, HE LOSES -- NELSON PELTZ LOSES THE VOTE, MAYBE WINS THE WAR IN THE LONG RUN.
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For example, when Peridot loses her limb enhancers, she loses a lot of the effected mechanical sounds in her music.
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And if she loses her baby, she also loses her safeguard against the Colonies and Gilead's more creative forms of punishment.
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But now, Trump loses three delegates, while Cruz loses two, giving the Texas senator a 13-12 edge in the state.
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It's as though they agreed beforehand that the first person who loses his cool and/or utters a sentence fragments LOSES!
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I mean, first she loses to an unknown Barack Obama, and then she loses to this guy, I&aposd run again, too.
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Kasich aides are now predicting a scenario where Trump loses the presidency, the GOP loses seats in the Senate, but Portman prevails.
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"I think that the de-Christianization of France — that a society without God — in the end loses itself, even loses reason," she said.
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But the first step toward a cure is obvious: Make sure that he not only loses in November, but that he loses big.
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And some Rubio advisers are arguing the senator should consider staying in even if he loses Florida -- and especially if Kasich loses Ohio.
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In the second scenario, Abe barely wins and loses grip on ruling party leadership, and in the third scenario, Abe loses the elections outright.
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But trouble looms: She loses a friend over what she writes, and because of her commitment to her work, she nearly loses her daughter, Andi.
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"When Tesla loses any part of that credit, it undeniably loses a segment of its customer base," said Karl Brauer, executive publisher of Kelley Blue Book.
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"Formula One loses this and it loses so much of its essence," added the Briton, who has won his home race a record-equalling five times.
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Unlike NASA's shuttles, once the BFR slows down and loses its forward motion, it also loses most of its ability to propel itself to a specific location.
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When a vessel loses its flag, it typically loses insurance cover if it does not immediately find an alternative, and may be barred from calling at ports.
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He will be No. 8 if he loses in the semifinal, No. 6 if he loses in the final, and No. 5 if he becomes Wimbledon champion.
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He gains some blue-collar white Democrats, he loses some suburban Republicans — not just women, but men as well — he loses lots of independents in the suburbs.
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When a society loses its common ground built up by agreed upon rules, shared civic virtues, and a basic awareness of how government works, it loses its cohesion.
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Mr. Biden loses 14 points of vote share among those who have been out for Indian food relative to those who have not, and Elizabeth Warren loses three.
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One thing is sure: If Cruz loses the Texas primary on March 1 and Rubio loses Florida on March 15, the race for the GOP nomination surely appears over.
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Because -- facts be damned -- Roy Moore never loses.
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If Gianforte loses, he -- and the story -- disappear.
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Currently, there are just 6 percent of scenarios where Clinton wins Pennsylvania but loses the election, and just 3 percent of scenarios where Clinton loses Pennsylvania and wins the election.
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He will ensure that if he loses, everyone loses, and has even expressed a willingness to invoke 'Second Amendment rights' to undermine his opponent, discarding the basic conventions of democracy.
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So what happens if she: (a) loses Iowa;(b) loses New Hampshire;(c) falls behind Sanders in the national polls and Donald Trump or Ted Cruz in the head-to-heads?
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Case in point: Fitness trackers lose 42 percent of their users at the six-month mark—around the time that bracelet loses its new-plastic smell, it loses its appeal, too.
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If Japan loses, it could still advance, but will need a little help: It would need Senegal to win, or Colombia to win by a smaller margin than Japan loses by.
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"A Church always on the defensive, which loses her humility and stops listening to others, which leaves no room for questions, loses her youth and turns into a museum," he said.
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And even as a roughly 300-page story about a young man who loses, then finds, then loses himself again on a whaling voyage, Moby-Dick would be a great book.
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Yeah, when you start to put explainers on comedy it loses ... When you have to go, let me explain, it loses ... So I think that comedy is, in its nature, temporary.
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He always wins, even if he loses — that's it.
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Seriously ... Snoop absolutely loses his mind -- and it's amazing.
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Under great loving leadership, no one loses -- everybody wins.
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Under great loving leadership, no one loses — everybody wins.
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" In Akron, she asked: "Who loses money on casinos?
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Lose the reef, and Australia not only loses its diverse marine ecosystems — it loses potentially tens of billions of dollars and thousands of jobs in the tourism, fishing, recreation, and scientific industries.
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Since 1946, the president's party loses an average of 14 House seats when the president is over 50%; the party loses an average of 36 seats when the president is below 50%.
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It's a tale as old as time: Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy slut-shames girl, boy meets second girl, boy loses second girl, boy meets third girl, boy loses third girl to same boy he lost first girl to, boy meets fourth girl, boy (allegedly) abruptly dumps fourth girl in order to meet dozens more girls.
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"The country not only loses from a higher energy import bill, it loses doubly because the oil price is an important external driver of inflation," Commerzbank Analyst Tatha Ghose wrote in a note.
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" Brown added that Clinton's leads in Florida and Pennsylvania are particularly good for her campaign, as "Trump probably can't win if he loses one of them, and he's toast if he loses both.
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That 2 percent fee makes it possible to earn a hefty sum even if the fund loses money — though in the long run a fund that consistently loses money will presumably lose customers.
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And then one of them loses, one of them wins.
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He returns and loses again, laughing in exasperation and disbelief.
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Nevertheless, Lee loses his first three matches in a row.
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Iron Man 22017 Tony Stark loses everything in this movie.
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Paulie loses his cool and hurdles insults back at Kyle.
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The major indexes suffered their worst weekly loses since March.
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She loses track of days and her spirit is broken.
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GROOM WEARS EAGLES JERSEY TO WEDDING AFTER BRIDE LOSES BET
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He's looking good, until he quickly falls apart and loses.
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In the months she dates Sebastian, Maja gradually loses herself.
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Q: How do you profile someone who loses their job?
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There's just no telling who Jane loses her virginity to.
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One of your buddies loses a leg or an arm.
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Then Miz loses his shirt ... and LaVar does the same.
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What I've noticed is that often it loses that context.
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If Oracle wins against Google in court, Silicon Valley loses.
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That is likely to be so even if he loses.
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Then, as Hough gets closer, he completely loses all chill.
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Sadly, Liverpool loses, and J. is pretty down about it.
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But it is also here that his argument loses focus.
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If the clinic loses, it can appeal in state court.
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Unite loses every vote, for every representative, except for one.
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"But if Hong Kong loses, it will be for life."
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He's celebrated our wins and supported us through our loses.
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If this country loses its identity the rest is meaningless.
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The elderly priest loses his temper and slaps the child.
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When China wins, Mexico loses," Guajardo said on "The Exchange.
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When Cozmo loses, it throws the blocks around and sulks.
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If she loses, May could call for a second vote.
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" — Ruth Sherman, a Connecticut-based public speaking expert "Blitzer loses.
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Suddenly there's some sort of swerve and Cyrus loses it.
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The notion of pay for performance loses out once again.
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Then, crisis hits: Max loses her shadow and runs away.
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Even when Trian technically loses a fight, it often wins.
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The boy then goes limp again and then loses consciousness.
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He loses his daughter and all five of his sons.
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If Trump loses the election, he wants a TV show.
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Humanity loses a lot when a mission like Cassini ends.
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Spoiler: He loses the bet and becomes sick from overindulging.
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Another place where the Boosted Plus loses points is price.
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As we have written before, the VC index loses money.
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What about the negative emotions when your team loses, though?
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She loses if she misses the ball with the bat.
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Here's who wins and who loses with the Pence pick.
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He fools around and loses his virginity to a girl.
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It loses everything that makes it special as a game.
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Bagehot hopes he loses the battle over Britain's EU membership.
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Yeah ... don't feel too bad for whoever loses on Sunday.
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Seton Hall loses big lead, but still wins ROSEMONT, Ill.
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It could eventually prove a game in which everyone loses.
|
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Suddenly one loses all interest in who will be champion.
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And if Trump loses, guess whose fault it will be?
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If Trump loses, Republicans will simply obliterate Trump from history.
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Distractability loses about 30 percent of our productivity, said Marturano.
|
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Dr. K delivers the triplets again, and loses one, again.
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"If Donald Trump loses, I'm keeping my name," she declares.
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"It's the candidate who wins or loses," Mr Durán agrees.
|
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So the system loses more revenue and the hole deepens.
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"He loses his cool at the slightest provocation," she said.
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Chookagian, meanwhile, loses for the first time as a pro.
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If he gives up 1 percent, he loses 100 percent.
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Each time the boy (Kroff?) loses consciousness the strangler (Kroff
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If Handel loses, the thinking goes, it could spook Republicans.
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For starters, the PSA test loses accuracy at older ages.
|
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Mr. Pulte gains or loses money only between those levels.
|
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Historically, the party in power loses seats during the midterms.
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When six or more are false, the incumbent party loses.
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Notre Dame loses to Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie Mellon), 19193.
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Islamic State will continue fighting, even as it loses territory.
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DE (TKMS) loses ground over technical concerns, multiple sources said.
|
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If she loses the case, control remains in Redstone's hands.
|
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"We're not a team that loses our composure," he said.
|
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Hume said Republicans should "pray" that Moore loses the Dec.
|
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And if he loses, can a secular India be rebuilt?
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The Hill: Democrat targeted by party establishment loses Texas primary.
|
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The efforts to weaken and destroy unions ensure everyone loses.
|
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So who wins and who loses from a melting Arctic?
|
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He is the next incarnation if Trump loses in November.
|
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If the sum equals 2, 3 or 12, he loses.
|
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Of course, that assumes there is a chance McMaster loses.
|
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John Kasich loses his home state of Ohio and Sen.
|
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The loving sensualist Lydia loses the person who defines her.
|
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The more cars Tesla sells the more money it loses.
|
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If he loses three, Republicans cannot pass their tax cut.
|
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If the Academy loses its accreditation, its days are numbered.
|
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Iceland loses almost 25 square miles of glacier each year.
|
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On November 2202th, if Trump loses, I'm grabbing my musket.
|
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On November 28500th, if Trump loses, I'm grabbing my musket.
|
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So, when he loses at something, anything, he lashes out.
|
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In some eras, art loses steam, repeats itself, sputters out.
|
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"I'm not someone who loses well or easily," he said.
|
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Whether she wins or loses, I'm here for her outfit.
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He doesn't just lose close; he loses by 8 points.
|
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World War III could be lost if NATO loses GPS.
|
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Almost immediately after he begins this charade, he loses heart.
|
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Hendricks, on the other hand, loses for the first time.
|
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Obviously it loses money, so it's going to be painful.
|
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The system loses some clarity when it gets too loud.
|
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As podcast analytics get better, who wins and who loses?
|
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At this, Jon loses his cool and gallops forward. Ugh.
|
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If this faith is rattled, democracy loses its basic promise.
|
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But what it loses in detail, it gains in verisimilitude.
|
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Occasionally someone loses their balance and falls into the river.
|
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The possible Democratic front-runner plays Trump's game — and loses.
|
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Suppose someone loses half their hours and applies for unemployment.
|
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"If I change up the routine, he loses his mind."
|
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And while it loses money, it is also growing quickly.
|
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"The side that loses is really, really going to lose."
|
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Every contest where he gets less than that, he loses.
|
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Beric loses his memories and feels less himself each time.
|
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Italy loses 60 billion euros a year to Chinese counterfeits.
|
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Increasingly, a company that ignores social value loses shareholder value.
|
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A people losing its land in a sense loses itself.
|
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On November 233th, if Trump loses, I'm grabbing my musket.
|
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Go deeper: Big foreign policy changes coming if Trump loses
|
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Welcome to the New Abnormal, where everyone loses their minds!
|
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"If it's not tended, it loses its luster," she said.
|
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Back up field we go, where England promptly loses possession.
|
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When not breeding the male loses his elaborate tail feathers.
|
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When he harasses his employer's wife, he loses his job.
|
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The more mattresses Casper sells, the more money it loses
|
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Because of this, Series 5 loses some of its appeal.
|
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If stocks fall, the incumbent loses 88% of the time.
|
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Nobody loses their home because of cancer, no rationing insulin.
|
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The couple hope to move back if Maduro loses power.
|
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Historically, the president's party loses seats in the midterm elections.
|
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If the stock loses 10 percent, it is worth $9.
|
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Just five minutes without oxygen, and the brain loses function.
|
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Then, in a dizzying change of mood, Sarah loses control.
|
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The Force dictates who wins and loses based on balance.
|
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It's an arms race in which the whole world loses.
|
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But it loses money seven months out of the year.
|
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Trump says stock markets will crash if he loses election.
|
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She loses all the typical things: friends, boyfriends, apartments, jobs.
|
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His neighborhood loses a valued contributor to its social fabric.
|
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Roughly, in these cases, where one wins, the other loses.
|
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Thus, if he loses, it must be, by definition, illegitimate.
|
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If Gillum loses, he'll be used against progressives in 2020.
|
|
The company could pay billions if it loses the case.
|
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Therefore, Philadelphia loses as it has no checks and balances.
|
|
By comparison, Uber has incinerated $15bn and still loses money.
|
|
Here is our breakdown of who wins and who loses.
|
|
But if Trump loses, where does Christie go from here?
|
|
"Ultimately the candidate wins and the candidate loses," he said.
|
|
Are you the sort of person who loses their keys?
|
|
And New York loses a link to its pastoral past.
|
|
Lippman never loses sight of Maddie's options and her obstacles.
|
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Lippman never loses sight of Maddie's options and her obstacles.
|
|
If she misses the day's assignment altogether, she loses $2.
|
|
Against this backdrop, Trump wins either way, and Kim loses.
|
|
He loses friends, loved ones, confidants, because of this booty.
|
|
Now, everybody is sad when their side loses an election.
|
|
If that bundle breaks, Disney loses more than anyone else.
|
|
"He loses his cool at the slightest provocation," Clinton said.
|
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This robot will determine who wins or loses this game.
|
|
Northcutt, meanwhile, loses for the second time as a pro.
|
|
That is financially prudent for executives, but deeply unpopular with Chinese authorities, which both loses corporate control and also loses the future growth that these stocks attain when they list on a foreign exchange.
|
|
He has always been a willing and able defender, but what can we say about Kyrie Irving, who habitually loses his man, and J. R. Smith, who loses his focus and occasionally his mind?
|
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At one event in London, a panel of women discussed their experiences with conditions like alopecia, in which a person loses her body hair, and vitiligo, in which the skin loses pigment, causing discolored patches.
|
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"It loses a lot of money," Mr. Dolan told the magazine.
|
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That way your victim only loses their mind; not their work.
|
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If Mrs May loses, she would no longer be Conservative leader.
|
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But if he loses the First again, they'll never find Him.
|
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If May loses that vote, she will be forced to resign.
|
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Make sure he stays true to character and loses the election.
|
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But, thankfully for Earthlings, he loses, and falls back to hell.
|
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This loses me a lot more cool points than it earns.
|
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Right now, when smokers ditch Marlboro for Juul, Altria loses out.
|
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If she loses in 2020, what is she going to say?
|
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If Kaine goes after Pence on Trump's flaws alone, he loses.
|
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Like any trade war, everyone loses with Trump's proposed tariff wall.
|
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He said, she said always loses to what the tape shows.
|
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"Here, the only person who loses is the migrant," he said.
|
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If a mammal loses its head, it will die almost immediately.
|
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Uda, on the other hand, loses for the very first time.
|
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The Dell XPS 13 loses quickly on the design front too.
|
|
Root for Jon; cheer if or when Ramsay loses his life.
|
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But if people don't use it, it loses its edge quickly.
|
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Now, Joseph Crowley in New York loses his primary contest today.
|
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In one day, Janie Morris loses her boyfriend, apartment, and job.
|
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No one dramatically loses their train of thought quite like her.
|
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When Mailhot nears the end of the chapter, she loses it.
|
|
He loses in most national polls to all the leading Democrats.
|
|
This continues until Torres loses the staring contest and cracks up.
|
|
"Time stops and everything else loses its importance," the photographer said.
|
|
Even the Maggie Smith character loses some of her caustic edge.
|
|
Hell hath no fury like an Instagrammer who loses their memes.
|
|
In a decade dominated by reality TV, this satire loses fizz.
|
|
If May loses the vote it will trigger a leadership challenge.
|
|
Now as a conventional productivity machine, the Zephyrus loses some points.
|
|
A young boy in Cottage City, Maryland, loses his beloved aunt.
|
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When weighed against speed and getting the photo, everything else loses.
|
|
Does she really leave that behind her when she loses weight?
|
|
She loses it by herself later, while putting the dummies together.
|
|
Facebook loses $120 billion in market cap after awful Q2 earnings
|
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It loses its sense of anonymity—maybe it's pagan or wild.
|
|
In her view, it doesn't matter whether Trump wins or loses.
|
|
But one fan tweeted "I'M MOVING TO RUSSIA IF TRUMP LOSES."
|
|
As the dollar loses steam, other major currencies rose by default.
|
|
Jucão, meanwhile, loses for the first time since March of 2011.
|
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No matter the subject his voice never loses its relaxed composure.
|
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"If Trump loses Indiana, he can't get to 1,237," he said.
|
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Yet volatile memory can't actually remember anything when it loses power.
|
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By design, it loses more money the more people use it.
|
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I have the dream enough times that it loses its sting.
|
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He loses his arm in a car crash and responds stoically.
|
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It's great for comedy, and Sunny never loses sight of that.
|
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If Bill loses, we're gonna get to go out to dinner.
|
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If he loses Florida then there Clinton's victory is largely inevitable.
|
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This is a company, I should say, that still loses money.
|
|
Even that anomaly, though, still wasn't enough to offset the loses.
|
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While America loses leverage in Syria, Russia is filling the vacuum.
|
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My team wins, but C.'s loses to a ranked opponent.
|
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Go deeper: Olympian Caster Semenya loses appeal against IAAF testosterone rules
|
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Transparency International says Zimbabwe loses $1 billion to corruption every year.
|
|
The stock later gained back most of its loses after hours.
|
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Type." Side B loses none of this succinct, thoughtful lyricism. "Romance
|
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"Anytime anyone loses a child, it touches people's hearts," he said.
|
|
Whether Jones wins or loses, his suit, according to First Amendment
|
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No athlete loses good will more quickly than a wide receiver.
|
|
Among Republicans, for example, Biden loses to Trump by 76 points.
|
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Even for adults, the viewer loses some concentration when reading subtitles.
|
|
Casey, in contrast, loses for the first time since April 2013.
|
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If Trump loses in November, he'll probably lose interest in politics.
|
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You see George in a bar after he loses his job.
|
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The song is clearly directed at Madeline, and she loses it.
|
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If he loses here, it's a sign of a brutal night.
|
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But Adam is a likely boot if the tribe loses immunity.
|
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If he somehow loses both, Trump could be in real trouble.
|
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Democracy prevails if the Klan speaks and loses on the merits.
|
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Annually, the country loses roughly 40,000 women during pregnancy and childbirth.
|
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And they probably started by losing because everyone loses at this.
|
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But in El Mundo it loses ground, from 13.3% to 10.2%.
|
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Oh, the only time Connecticut loses is when they play bad?
|
|
The more it sells to its customers, the more it loses.
|
|
Here, Vargas-Cooper loses any reader who was on the fence.
|
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The president's party historically loses seats in the first midterm election.
|
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" "Historically we know that the sitting party in power loses seats.
|
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Your skin loses the ability to produce any kind of moisture.
|
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If Trump loses, however, another set of calculations comes into play.
|
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But if the Democrat comes within 28500 points, he loses too.
|
|
In the end, the consumer kind of loses in this spat.
|
|
The president's party almost invariably loses midterm seats as a result.
|
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It basically says when he loses, you can recover significant damages.
|
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Even if Mr Trump loses, NAFTA's glory days may be over.
|
|
They don't always lose the body, but almost always loses seats.
|
|
But pain loses its sting for the onlookers and Paul alike
|
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Basically, a re-enacted crime loses out to a figurative one.
|
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Headlines Royal Mail loses appeal against record £50m Ofcom fine on.ft.
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This comes as Apple loses some ground in the education market.
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He only loses an opportunity to make money from his commentary.
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In wave elections, the out-party usually loses very few seats.
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Every day CH2M doesn't complete the demolition, it loses more money.
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An accessory for someone who always loses their keys or phone
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The more interesting question is what will happen if he loses.
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If Pence says he disagrees with Trump, Trump loses the debate.
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Historically, the president's party loses around 30 seats in the midterms.
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But here's my take on what could happen if she loses.
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If May loses, she's likely to stand down as Prime Minister.
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The president's party historically loses seats in his first midterm election.
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But the President's party almost always loses seats in midterm elections.
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The president's party typically loses House seats in the midterm elections.
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Even if (when) Trump loses, the worst has already been done.
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Quite often, the player that hits more winners loses the match.
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If Franken stays, that strategy loses a great deal of potency.
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He also loses Lee and hooks up with his childhood sweetheart.
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U.S. crude erased loses and rose 0.22% to $55.18 a barrel.
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As ISIS loses ground, al Qaeda is eyeing opportunities in Syria.
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Once a company loses trust, it's hard to get it back.
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One loses her face, one her cool, and one her life.
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This poor dude loses his Goddamn cargo shorts in the aftermath.
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He sings and he prays, and the crowd loses their shit.
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If you take the edge off the violence, it loses power.
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She eventually yells at him to "ground yourself!" and yet, loses.
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Maybe it's just that moment where Carol finally loses her shit.
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And it's the NHS that ultimately loses out in all this.
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If Trump loses, Pence will probably run for president in 2020.
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US government loses bid to force Facebook to wiretap Messenger calls
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What actually happens when the whistleblower wins and the government loses?
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If he loses, a pink slip may be coming, maybe not.
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If Mr. Trump loses, the party faces a daunting reconstruction challenge.
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If I hit her in one eye and she loses that?
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If Mr. Moonves loses, he may end up leaving the company.
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Through some mysterious higher power, he loses his ability to lie.
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Whoever loses in court could then appeal to the Supreme Court.
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If he loses you Former Trumpers permanently, what's he left with?
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VICE News: With Petersen's resigning, the FEC loses its enforcement power.
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Mihajlovic, meanwhile, loses for the first time in almost 10 years.
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He screams at the TV. He loses all of his millions.
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And, of course, they'll be telling about who wins and loses.
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Whichever side loses is expected to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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The opera, miraculously, loses little of the novel's plot and themes.
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Joe's apartment loses its views, blocked by the monstrous new building.
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While very much a straight talker, he rarely loses his cool.
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Nobody back East loses one second of sleep over two ranchers.
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Whichever side loses can petition for review by the Supreme Court.
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England loses the Falklands War and Margaret Thatcher weeps in public.
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If UEFA loses, the integrity of its rules is at stake.
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"That's not the point, who wins or who loses," he said.
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Mr. Ferreira argues: First of all, the Ministry loses its importance.
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The average Egyptian loses 1.9 years; the average Indian, 1.5 years.
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But every time he does that, the tariffs threat loses potency.
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Loses somewhat inexplicably in the fourth round of the French Open.
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Even if English loses, it buys the bureau's allies some time.
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When permafrost thaws, it loses a good amount of its volume.
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Even if the local candidate loses, those Democratic votes still count.
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Everyone who loses insurance will be grist for criticism of you.
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"It means the federal government loses all that intelligence," he said.
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Because that's the most likely alternative if Manchin loses or leaves.
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They don't always lose the body, but almost always loses seats.
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The event made "man loses to computer" headlines the world over.
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He loses all of his men, so he's a lousy general.
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More than once, he loses something precious by grasping for more.
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"Everyone loses in a trade war," Georgieva said in her speech.
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"Everyone loses in a trade war," Georgieva said in her speech.
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No matter how hot it gets, she never loses her cool.
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What Pearson gains from clever structuring, however, it loses in valuation.
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Let's assume he only loses votes because of whom he loves.
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It loses about three jobs per $220006 million of net imports.
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Some mainstream analyses state that Trump loses merely by meeting Putin.
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He's dour, people are blaming him for the Depression, he loses.
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Quebec only loses when its professionals are forced to cut chickens.
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If the church loses its forests it will lose its purpose.
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Even if he loses in arbitration, Betances will be a winner.
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As he "loses" this recent clash with the law, he wins.
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If he loses that in Alabama, his presidency wont accomplish anything.
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But the state loses points due to a high crime rate.
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The more Republican votes he loses, the more leverage Pelosi has.
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Nearly every day, I hear of another friend who loses protection.
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Simidele Adeagbo of Nigeria loses control during a skeleton training run.
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Any time the bullpen loses a game like that it's tough.
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Brey, a smooth-talking smiler, rarely loses his cool during games.
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Renzi has said he will resign if he loses the Dec.
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But this besotted, often very beautiful book continually loses its way.
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But they're really about how Amazon wins even when it loses.
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Somehow, Coney Island loses its sense of fun and feels stifling.
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But what Fiorina then told Harlow is where she loses me.
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If he loses the House, Dems will go straight to impeachment.
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In defeat, Diaz loses for the first time since December 2014.
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To some everyone wins, to a world class athlete everyone loses.
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"However, I'm not sure who benefits from that and who loses."
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As a result, the painting loses some of its original narrative.
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And even if he loses, it's possible that will happen anyway.
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You might be cast down if your country loses, or elated if they win, but no sane fan feels the kind of visceral resentment occasioned when a nation loses territory or is humiliated in a war.
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In both states, large majorities say that if their home-state candidate doesn't win, he should drop out: 71% say Kasich should exit if he loses Ohio, while 66% say Rubio should depart if he loses Florida.
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He falls in love, loses his first love, loses friends, he even learns about his dark past … The novel helped me understand how many people go through many tradedies, but some people can over come those challanges.
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This neither loses nor gains more than a second in 1.4m years.
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After all, a vehicle traditionally loses its value at a dramatic rate.
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I think at some point a management team loses so much credibility.
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But a current traveling through a superconducting material loses nearly zero energy.
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If six or more of the statement are false, the incumbent loses.
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At the Republican National Convention, she loses the nomination to Barry Goldwater.
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In Spirited Away, Chihiro loses her parents to gluttony—plain and simple.
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Facebook has a tendency to build platforms it just loses interest in.
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By one report, GM loses $9,000 on each Chevy Bolt it sells.
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The more coal is exposed to competitive markets, the more it loses.
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"If somebody loses a balance ... then something can go wrong," Reis said.
|
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Could Tai be the one who loses it all in the finals?
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As soon as you put it in the mattress, it loses value.
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If he loses to Clinton, some of those idealists will stay home.
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Uber, for that matter, loses over $1 billion a year in China.
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If May loses that vote, she'll likely be forced out of power.
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In episode 3, Ryan loses his virginity to a male sex worker.
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It may even strengthen it, as the Healer alliance loses its power.
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This man will clearly kill Axe if he loses even one ruble.
|
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Without it, the Xbox One S loses a bit of its versatility.
|
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But if Trump loses, the margin by which he does is important.
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Greenland loses on average of 270 billion tons of ice each year.
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When you use digital zoom, an image loses resolution as you zoom.
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Trump has suffered some loses in court at the hands of states.
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That all goes up in the air if Rosenstein soon loses it.
|
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There's a point when "consciousness raising" loses its utility as an argument.
|
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When he asks her about her parents, however, she loses her footing.
|
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Wading through all this content, one loses perspective on the Model 3.
|
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If the majority agrees, the commenter temporarily loses the ability to post.
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Once reasoned debate loses its power to win arguments, democracy cannot function.
|
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In a 2014 storyline, Thor loses his power and renounces his name.
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Neither stepsister loses a toe in Cinderella; its Little Mermaid doesn't die.
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The secret ballot doesn't happen, and he loses the vote for chairperson.
|
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If he loses narrowly he will likely insist the election was stolen.
|
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Beric loses the duel, and the Hound overpowers him and kills him.
|
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But what about the very real, even probable, chance that he loses?
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Now, Khosrowshahi appears willing to cut Uber's loses and simply cease operations.
|
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It all feels primed for a dark, miserable ending where everybody loses.
|
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If it fails, the investor loses some or all of its money.
|
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It loses points for being so expensive yet unable to last. 4.
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And so, if it loses its beat, I take one of these.
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The Atari 2800-bit loses out on the overall gameplay balance, though.
|
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If it loses power, it should stay stable right where it is.
|
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Imagining how he might respond if he loses in 2020 is unsettling.
|
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"In terms of the box office, James Cameron never loses," Bock said.
|
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Or a crew member loses his or her mind and goes berserk?
|
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The kids eat quesadillas after Beto loses; meanwhile, their father eats toast.
|
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Sanders, by contrast, beats Trump but loses to both Rubio and Cruz.
|
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Sodium is one of the electrolytes your body loses when you sweat.
|
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If it loses Anadarko, Occidental could itself be subject to a takeover.
|
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The company loses money, though, and competition, potentially including the new Amazon.
|
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Without the slippery slope argument, conservatism loses much of its rhetorical punch.
|
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The nerve loses its protective covering, essentially acting like an exposed wire.
|
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But if you have that mindset, and then he loses, what happens?
|
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Jackson throws hard, he throws sliders, and he sometimes loses the zone.
|
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The Xbox One also loses points for the same unexpected data sharing.
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If he loses, it would be a big break with recent history.
|
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Gretchen wanders too close to the cave and Claudia loses the dog.
|
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Nonetheless the drop does not leave supply tight, it just loses comfort.
|
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Are they willing to sustain loses for a long period of time?
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The 193st Largest Country loses too many kids to preventable health conditions.
|
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Go deeper: Health insurer loses $73 million after Trump halts ACA subsidies
|
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In e-sports as in athletic sports, whoever loses, capitalism always wins.
|
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She attaches herself more passionately to her girlfriends, until she loses them.
|
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It gets much harder if one of them loses to the other.
|
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For every fake product sold on its platform, Alibaba loses five customers.
|
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Whether or not he immediately loses followers will remain to be seen.
|
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There should never be a person who "wins" or "loses" a debate.
|
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Attach the Tile Mate to keys, wallets, or anything dad always loses.
|
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Perhaps most distressing, she loses (at least for a time) her ability
|
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What if he loses his phone or drops it in the toilet?
|
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You know, normally the party in power loses on those off years.
|
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It's a reminder of the price her clients pay when she loses.
|
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This isn't a flash mob that will disappear if their hero loses.
|
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And not everyone loses income because they lose their job, he noted.
|
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There are two big questions about what happens if Trump loses tonight.
|
|
In trying to expand his canvas, he loses control of his instrument.
|
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He grabs her hand, but loses her in the dream every time.
|
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I don't know if they're going to go away after he loses.
|
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Put another way, if Kalanick loses to Benchmark, he'll have no recourse.
|
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The president's party usually loses dozens of congressional seats in midterm elections.
|
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A Surprise Engagement Involving Justin BieberOprah Loses a Fortune on Weight Watchers!
|
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Whichever side loses is likely to appeal again to the Supreme Court.
|
|
With Moynihan's departure, "SNL" loses one of its most veteran cast members.
|
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He said the City Paper loses less than $1 million a year.
|
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Of course, he has moments where he loses it, like anybody would.
|
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WATCH: After Discovering Her Husband Was Cheating, Mom Loses Over 100 Lbs.
|
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The film's third act loses interest in its own gun control message.
|
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He estimated just a 30 percent chance that Erdogan's party loses Istanbul.
|
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One of those three Big Ten teams get in if Washington loses.
|
|
The scenes bleed into one another until the form loses its grip.
|
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Chance's music loses or gains no value because of his personal beliefs.
|
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As baseline temperatures creep up, the ecosystem loses its ability to recover.
|
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has said he will quit if he loses.
|
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In fact, the more music users stream, the more millions Spotify loses.
|
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Oh, and also, Ryan Adams loses points for his equally messy response.
|
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Before he can pony up, however, Doug loses contact with the kidnappers.
|
|
When they model cruelty, cruelty becomes normalized and loses its shock value.
|
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Unfortunately, like the other models, it also loses the SD card slot.
|
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If Google loses, it would presumably have to drop the licensing restrictions.
|
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We do not really lose anything if Monument Avenue loses its statues.
|
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Though Bran loses control of his legs, he unlocks his psychic abilities.
|
|
If she loses MPs, she will have to resign even if she
|
|
In the end, everybody loses, and everybody suffers, with one blazing exception.
|
|
Because if you're playing the existing game, the working class always loses.
|
|
They say that by giving the meeting away now, Trump loses leverage.
|
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Headlines Saudi Aramco loses its 'in perpetuity' oil and gas rights on.ft.
|
|
An online dealer who flogs dross gets bad reviews and loses clients.
|
|
They also cause large scale agriculture destruction, incurring massive loses to farmers.
|
|
When Trump comes up against the separation of powers, he typically loses.
|
|
If Bevin loses, "it has nothing to do with Trump," he said.
|
|
He has no children and loses sleep thinking about the bar's future.
|
|
The "everything's just fine" point of view also loses perspective on potential.
|
|
If she loses the vote, it makes a general election more likely.
|
|
K., what if he loses a little bit coming off the knee?
|
|
Even when it comes to the stock market, Trump loses to Obama.
|
|
While deep in the Montana mountain ranges he often loses cellphone reception.
|
|
The next thing that happens is that Scott loses weight even faster.
|
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Experts say the Islamic State will wither as it loses more territory.
|
|
Still, even as the group loses territory, its propaganda would survive online.
|
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If he loses the appeal, he cannot play again until January 2018.
|
|
If Trump loses the nomination, Thompson said he would quit the party.
|
|
The party with the presidency often loses House seats in midterm elections.
|
|
Phoebe immerses herself in faith, and Will loses his grip on her.
|
|
"A humiliating loss for a man that rarely loses," the adviser said.
|
|
The more sea ice the Arctic loses, the more remaining ice melts.
|
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"If @realDonaldTrump loses in 85033, this will be why," Axelrod wrote Saturday.
|
|
But by arming teachers, everyone engaged in the school safety debate loses.
|
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Whether he wins or loses, that is something our country cannot afford.
|
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The United States loses is "moral authority" when it uses labels inappropriately.
|
|
In competitions, the weed whacker regularly loses to a smooth, efficient scyther.
|
|
If Rubio loses Florida, he'll almost certainly drop out of the race.
|
|
The president's party almost always loses congressional seats in the first midterm.
|
|
"Anybody that moves to change healthcare loses," the longtime Clinton confidant said.
|
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"A country that twice rejects necessary tax reforms loses trust," Maurer said.
|
|
After all, pot would make upcoming Leafs' loses a lot more chill.
|
|
If either Washington or Clemson loses... This is where things get interesting.
|
|
She loses 7-4, but the real knowledge gap seems much wider.
|
|
Even if Ossoff loses, it's another warning sign for Republicans because... 45.
|
|
If he loses a game, he deliberately changes his pre-match habits.
|
|
The fallout of Trump's reversal on ZTE; new journalism loses a legend.
|
|
And if Google loses at this stage, the cloud grows even thicker.
|
|
But if the House flips, the GOP loses its power to stymie.
|
|
But what it loses in versatility it makes up for in portability.
|
|
When she slams male comics (rightly, because they're pigs), she loses gigs.
|
|
Kasich has said he'll exit the race if he loses in Ohio.
|
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"It's heads Trump wins, and tails the government loses," Mr. Knoll said.
|
|
If they stick with Trump and he loses overwhelmingly, they're in trouble.
|
|
"In a trade war, no one gains and everyone loses," she said.
|
|
Even if a candidate loses, it's a way to send a message.
|
|
As players are felled by injuries and fatigue, Phillips's narrative loses steam.
|
|
Of course the boy loses the phone, and the secret comes out.
|
|
Once you vague up that idea, the entire story loses its direction.
|
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Who wins, who loses, and what will be the effect on consumers?
|
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While he does have a temper, they said, he rarely loses it.
|
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It's a zero-sum game in which someone wins and someone loses.
|
|
A man who loses an election "choked like a dog" (Mitt Romney).
|
|
If Facebook loses that level of mission focus, that's a big deal.
|
|
The state will go into crisis when one of those teams loses.
|
|
But when the opposition focuses on their outrageous qualities, it usually loses.
|
|
If McGregor loses to Diaz again, however, Aldo's future looks much brighter.
|
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"Somewhere where no one is killed and no one loses their life."
|
|
May's proposal loses narrowly, a tweaked version of the deal might pass.
|
|
" And Jack Nicholson loses his mind as Jack Torrance in "The Shining.
|
|
When the lira loses value, imported goods become more expensive, feeding inflation.
|
|
But having effected this confrontation in the desert, he loses his nerve.
|
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Keeping Score On clay, Roger Federer can win, even if he loses.
|
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For every subsequent time it happens, the player loses a first serve.
|
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Di Maria loses a hopeful ball out of bounds on the left.
|
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He loses that set and later the match, at 12:51 a.m.
|
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In other words, the United States loses out on revenues and investment.
|
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" And when it comes to the kids, "she never loses her cool.
|
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He never loses the ability to be able to maintain the team.
|
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For the sake of future generations, I hope VH1 loses the tape.
|
|
What happens to a rural town after it loses its only school?
|
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She gets to the final of Wimbledon, loses to, to ... Garbiñe Muguruza.
|
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That's a polite way of saying that it loses lots of money.
|
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But often, when deep-fried, the chimichanga loses most of its flavor.
|
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On the other hand, he regularly loses or retires against inferior competition.
|
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But this is where the Cadillac loses ground to other premium marques.
|
|
Who wins and who loses in the process is an inconsistent business.
|
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It is a childish game and, in the long run, Israel loses.
|
|
If she loses, she could face deportation -- a possibility that terrifies her.
|
|
But if the stock loses 2551 percent, the scenario can be bleak.
|
|
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson loses her seat in major election upset.
|
|
The party in power historically loses seats in off-year election cycles.
|
|
" The exchange continues in repetitive fashion until Schiff apparently loses patience. "Mr.
|
|
Once the Catholic church loses on this campaign it has lost everything.
|
|
If Brittany loses her Stand Your Ground hearing, she'll go to trial.
|
|
Davidson if it beats Rhode Island; Oklahoma State/Oklahoma if Davidson loses.
|
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He forgets his history Here is where Thomas loses many black people.
|
|
At certain points, the novel loses some of its wild, wonderful energy.
|
|
He said he often loses more than he makes from his stall.
|
|
Whatever clients Clearview loses in the U.S., they'll probably make up internationally.
|
|
The typical person loses $1,000 in these imposter schemes, the FTC said.
|
|
But Trebek said he never loses sight of the show's real attraction.
|
|
The problem for Sanders is what happens if he loses in Iowa.
|
|
So, say the census goes perfectly and California still loses a seat.
|
|
The government is forced to resign if it loses such a vote.
|
|
Generally, the little guy loses and the big guy ends up winning.
|
|
He loses that election, but then he has gotten the electoral bug.
|
|
"Everybody is sad when their side loses an election," the president declared.
|
|
Meanwhile, America's 5th largest city loses the essential service of public transportation.
|
|
But our discussion is not whether one wins or loses an argument.
|
|
All in all, Twitter loses the most points for removing a feature.
|
|
If someone loses their job due to automation, the same thing happens.
|
|
If the Eagles win or Dallas loses, Philadelphia wins the NFC East.
|
|
They're more likely to wait to see if Trump loses in 2020.
|
|
That means that the more money WeWork makes, the more it loses.
|
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S&P 500 LOSES GROUND AFTER FEDERAL RESERVE STATEMENT, LAST DOWN 0.32%
|
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Then the pitcher gives up a home run and the team loses.
|
|
But the loses could be eliminated if production increases by a third.
|
|
Gracie, meanwhile, loses for the first time as a mixed martial artist.
|
|
Bernie Sanders's Nordic dream is worth fighting for, even if he loses.
|
|
If she falters and loses, downballot Democrats will almost certainly lose too.
|
|
And that's assuming no sitting member loses the general election: GOP Rep.
|
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" — JIMMY FALLON "And somehow, Bill de Blasio still loses by 137 percent.
|
|
Brazil, above, still loses the most tree cover each year by far.
|
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A start-up that loses money and consumes capital for some period?
|
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On the basis of that question, the transgender plaintiff, Aimee Stephens, loses.
|
|
Renzi has promised to quit if he loses the vote, Bloomberg notes.
|
|
If Cameron loses the referendum, he would face immediate pressure to resign.
|
|
Pizza can take many forms, but it never really loses its identity.
|
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When in recent history has that happened when top of ticket loses?
|
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Say he loses by 6 points — a reasonably significant but normal margin.
|
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Both competitors will deepen their pockets, no matter who wins or loses.
|
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Diamond Offshore loses up to half a million dollars of revenue each day a rig is down, while the customer - an oil and gas producer - also loses as much money, Edwards said, calling downtime the industry's "Achilles' heel".
|
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Now, I get what Bill is saying, if Trump loses the economy, Trump loses his supporters because why else would we keep him around, but in order for this to happen, a lot of people have to get hurt.
|
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If The Walking Dead will play these kind of games, it loses credibility as a narrative If they will play these kind of games, then the show loses credibility as a narrative and becomes a series of cheap stunts.
|
|
For BT, Ofcom's findings are damaging, but they could still be worse — the Guardian says if BT loses Openreach entirely, as Ofcom is threatening, then it loses the £5 billion (about $6.96 billion) in revenue it provided last year.
|
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Of course, framing Atticus in this way compounds the complication of putting him at the center of the story: the tragedy, it suggests, isn't that a black man loses his life, but that a white man loses his case.
|
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Based on Jonny Steinberg's book of the same name — a work of narrative nonfiction derived from years of interviews with the real-life Asad Abdullahi — it is the story of a boy who loses everything and then loses more.
|
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If the government loses the case against Mrs P, it may make changes.
|
|
Even Renault-Nissan, the world's biggest EV manufacturer, loses money on electric models.
|
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The X-E23's shutter dial loses the ability to change ISO, too.
|
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And the one who loses says, 'I just want to congratulate my opponent.
|
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According to Cody, this bluff loses about a meter of ground per year.
|
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If he loses the make-or-break vote, then he has to resign.
|
|
If May loses, the future of the world's fifth-largest economy is uncertain.
|
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With every repeated use of the phase, its OG iconic debut loses meaning.
|
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Somewhere along the icy road, he loses control of his vehicle and perishes.
|
|
Minutes into Toy Story 4, Woody (Tom Hanks) loses his beloved sheriff badge.
|
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There could be more cuts later this year if the economy loses momentum.
|
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Park's ouster means she loses the protection from prosecution she enjoyed as president.
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If Mr Macri loses a presidential election in October, Argentina could pull out.
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Edgar, meanwhile, loses for the first time since his last loss to Aldo.
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Trump's idea of a good deal is, he wins and everyone else loses.
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The channel thus loses a lot of its value AND ALL ITS VOLUME.
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He loses his wife and his son because of this obsession with God.
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He gains nothing by having this conversation and he potentially loses a lot.
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But even if she loses her memory again, I won't leave her side.
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Of course, this particular illustration loses some predictive power because of its simplicity.
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Whichever side loses is expected to appeal the case to the Supreme Court.
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As the West loses its attraction Ukraine may be sucked into Russia's orbit.
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And what happens to all that energy, all that jazz, if she loses?
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How will IS react—and, perhaps, adapt—when it loses its remaining territory?
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What that approach loses in image quality, it makes up for in mobility.
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Matteo Renzi, the prime minister, has said he will resign if he loses.
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If she loses, May could call for a second vote on the deal.
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Even when frantic violence occurs, the movie never loses its sense of precision.
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Facebook, first of all it loses the kinds of interactions you can have.
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Mr Trump also claimed that America always loses legal trade disputes with Canada.
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What he loses in credibility among detractors he gains in popularity among supporters.
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In the process, the broader electorate loses, because lies short-circuit public discussion.
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But it also loses a little something in terms of expectations versus reality.
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Plus, our trade policy will almost surely flip if Trump loses in 2020.
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The cleanup takes 45 minutes and a decimated Michigan team loses by 14.
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He constantly loses his rucksack after ditching it to change into his suit.
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It's a respectable tally for Mr. Rubio, even though he loses every state.
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In the unlikelihood that the price has gone down, the startup loses money.
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Normally, Twitter loses its mind over something President-elect Donald Trump has tweeted.
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HOGGART: Is that just protecting himself before the results in case he loses?
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After the glue loses its adhesive ability, you can plant the succulent normally.
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All three would be possible candidates in 2020 if Trump loses this year.
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Do the same to Paris, and the average Frenchman loses out on 14.8%.
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Whether Trump wins or loses, at least three observations are important to make.
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In 2017, an analyst estimated GM loses $7,400 on every Bolt it sells.
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"Cruelty and Humour" never loses sight of the art's brutality, nor its wryness.
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If he loses North Carolina, it likely means he's already lost the election.
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If Trump loses in a landslide, Cruz could look prescient, principled and courageous.
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"If Trump loses, the Saudis are screwed," one Middle Eastern diplomat tells Axios.
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When Purple inevitably loses the immunity challenge, Nick wants to vote her out.
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But when the egg is laid, she loses interest, letting her nest disintegrate.
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What does it mean when your country's leadership loses its social media accounts?
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Too slow, and it loses momentum, or worse, deflates like a droopy soufflé.
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At around 13 seconds into the video, Holz loses it: Damn Daniel pic.twitter.
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It's not clear how much Rotten Tomatoes loses by closing pre-release comments.
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Yet the extinction "her people" face never loses its terror, or its wonder.
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The dog loses battery and doesn't respond to any of her hard candies.
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If she loses again, the focus will switch to the need for delay.
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If the government loses a vote of confidence it is obliged to resign.
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Quirky is an example of what happens when a startup loses investor enthusiasm.
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If the BDP loses, it is assumed that it would graciously bow out.
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Unlike a movie, however, your license loses its value upon being widely copied.
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He loses control a little, his smooth temperament upset along with his balance.
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A man loses and keeps his place, a woman wins and gets booted?!?
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She has it all and then in one nightmare week, she loses everything.
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Both are risky strategies, and following them increases the risk that everybody loses.
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S&P Global Ratings estimated coverage loses of 6 to 10 million people.
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Bulls must knock each other over as a bull loses his fighting spirit.
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Uber has a history of steep loses and its revenue growth is slowing.
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If Mario loses momentum, he'll miss a jump or run out of time.
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As cable loses more and more subscribers, it's clear something's got to give.
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When one loses attention, you sort of become less able to resist things.
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The song "Somebody to Love" by Queen playing the moment Aziraphale loses Crowley!
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WALLACE: He knows what happens to his agenda if he loses the House.
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Even if Trump loses, his toxicity will linger on to poison Clinton's administration.
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She's sarcastic and sassy and rarely loses her sense of humor, Doege says.
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In defeat, Jackson loses his pro debut and now sits at 0-1.
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And this, naturally, begs the question: what happens to Rizin if Fedor loses?
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If he loses, the progressive wing of the party gains a significant victory.
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What he loses on price, however, Jimenez aims to make up in volume.
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But it's not just $600 and $800 phones that the ZenFone loses to.
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Drinking loses a solid chunk of its appeal when it's tied to labor.
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That means when service is disrupted, the taxpayer loses money, not the company.
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Ariana Grande Tweets Angry Messages After Late Boyfriend Mac Miller Loses His Category
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Let's say, instead, Stein loses half of her support come November to Clinton.
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But if he loses elections, he will lose political capital to do that.
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His head slams into the top of the plane and he loses consciousness.
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"I think it picks up conservative votes and loses other votes," said Sen.
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As collagen degrades, our skin loses its elasticity and smoothness, leading to wrinkles.
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"I think it picks up conservatives votes and loses other votes," Iowa Sen.
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What is to happen now if Clinton or Trump loses a close election?
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"The division of powers loses out, it looks weaker," Dresser wrote on Twitter.
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"The longer term risk is that Europe loses credibility with investors," Nickel said.
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If he loses, they'll be among the fall guys blamed for the loss.
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Instead of 30%, it loses just 8% of the energy put into it.
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If Parnell loses #SC05 by 4-5%, lots of Ds will point fingers.
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He loses his temper when African-American women journalists ask him tough questions.
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"The Matt Harvey I know is not one that loses confidence," Plawecki said.
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Edwards argues that that will be necessary as the US economy loses steam.
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If he loses to Clinton, how will he and his supporters take it?
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For instance: Who loses an Easter egg in the cushions of a couch?
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But life outside Saturday morning TV can be more unpredictable; Voltron sometimes loses.
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It was close, but Bolt – the fastest man in the world – never loses.
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The app will also notify users if a router loses its internet connection.
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When it loses at a contest, it'll get mad and pound the table.
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If he loses the EU referendum on June 23rd, he will probably go.
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When Mr. Sanders loses in a state, he raises more money, not less.
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But when transgression is the norm, it loses some of its comic punch.
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If the G.O.P. loses, Virginia state government will be under full Democratic control.
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Anyone who loses a job must immediately start searching for a new one.
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The average family loses $1,600 in income each year because of outdated infrastructure.
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But if Mr. Trump loses and people doubt the outcome, Russia also wins.
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And it doesn't even matter now if Clinton wins or loses the nomination.
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The Dow loses 653 points, and most of the losses follow Trump's tweet.
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" Orman explains that "a car is a lousy investment " that "only loses value.
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If Mr. Trump loses the state, any path to victory will be elusive.
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The Donald not only loses but also costs Republicans control of the Senate.
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If Tester loses, we'll have to give Trump a share of the credit.
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Long flights can be boring; make sure your portable entertainment never loses charge.
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If the FCC loses, it could impact how many stations Sinclair could acquire.
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Mr. Renzi has said he will quit if he loses the October referendum.
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It loses tone and one's anxiety remains high, making abiding, deep connections difficult.
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If one card buckles, however, the whole system collapses and loses its symmetry.
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A president's party typically loses House seats in the midterms, giving him hope.
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America risks losing her essence as she loses her most basic protected rights.
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"She needed him to make her an Indian," but soon she loses interest.
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We cut to Dalton back in his trailer, where he completely loses it.
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Apple loses money on device repairs every year, the company disclosed this week.
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"A humiliating loss for a man that rarely loses," one Trump adviser said.
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If she loses, these next two months will be talked about for decades.
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Cruz's calculation could be compounded if Trump loses in the fall, some said.
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Every household that loses its rental voucher is at risk of becoming homeless.
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If he loses in this fight he is still the 145 lbs champion.
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"Now, everybody is sad when their side loses in a election," he continued.
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Now it loses around $20 million a year on $70 million in revenue.
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Even if Mr. Kasich loses Ohio, he might still stay in the race.
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Historically, the president's party loses about 2900 seats on average during the midterms.
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Organized labor, which was supposed to be the counterweight, loses power every day.
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Muhammad, meanwhile, tastes defeat for the first time and loses his UFC debut.
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Sanders, meanwhile, loses by submission for the first time since March of 2011.
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To the degree that's true, the result is that society loses, he said.
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And at the same time, she never loses an ounce of self-esteem.
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Poor Bodhi Rook almost loses his mind trying to do the right thing.
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If Cersei just loses it she has the power to destroy the city.
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The U.S. loses 75% of the cases filed against them in the WTO.
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The stock later pared its loses to end the day down 7.363 percent.
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Eventually, the conversation turns to foreign policy, and that's where Justin loses me.
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Scientists estimate that the field loses 5 percent of its strength each year.
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"If Trump loses, the party probably can adjust like after Goldwater," he said.
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No, I'm just worried that he's preparing his excuse for when he loses.
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He loses his place, says the wrong thing, mixes up words, free associates.
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A woman, Elizabeth, loses her debt-ridden husband to an errant horse hoof.
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An also-ran in these first contests loses momentum, money and political support.
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"Every seat that Ryan loses makes the job of governing harder," Hudak said.
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If he loses track of a single piece on the board, I win.
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They don't understand that daddy's going to be O.K. when his team loses.
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Her marriage has ended, and with that she loses contact with her stepson.
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Whoever loses is almost certain to ask the Supreme Court to hear it.
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If it loses interest, the event itself can lose some of its fizz.
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Each year, Greenland loses 270 billion tons of ice as the planet warms.
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"One side or the other, whoever loses, they're going to squawk," he said.
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It's a fast-moving, richly imagined story that loses nothing in repeated readings.
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But every moment we choose comfort over the truth, freedom work loses ground.
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Whoever loses has to pay for the next meal, for all three brothers.
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Her husband, Gary (Scott Patterson), loses his job and, with it, his identity.
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Even if she loses, has Nixon reshaped New York politics in some way?
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It is in the modern era that this book loses its lapidary elegance.
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When he loses, we now know that they've come out of the shadows.
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The company that owns the stadium loses about £20 million a year alone.
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Plum thinks that her life will start as soon as she loses weight.
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If the costs of decarbonization exceed the possible benefits by multiples, humanity loses.
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So when he does it, the character loses all of his social credibility.
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When a brand-name drug first loses its patent protection, prices fall slowly.
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In the event that the price has gone down, the startup loses money.
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That dream, which drives every professional player, loses meaning when champions cut corners.
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But weaponizing his lies about voter fraud when he loses is especially dangerous.
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The party holding the White House nearly always loses seats in midterm elections.
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In "Demolition," Jake Gyllenhaal plays an investment banker who tragically loses his wife.
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This writer never has to recover her aplomb because she never loses it.
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The documentary never loses sight of the 168 who died in the bombing.
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No. 22006, with only two exceptions, the party in power loses House seats.
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If you back evangelicals out of the white vote, Donald Trump loses whites.
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If he leaves office, it will be because he loses the 2020 election.
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All The Bright Places loses the most from what it left out altogether.
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As the vote counting continues, he loses his lead to the Democratic rival.
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DOJ has signaled it would go to the Supreme Court if it loses.
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He'll give Kemp some grub from Baton Rouge's Tony's Seafood if LSU loses.
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Historically, a president's party loses seats in the midterm following a presidential election.
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Keep reading as we dive deeper into where each device wins and loses.
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It also said it would pay customers $1,500 if it loses their bags.
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As Herbert loses hope, Walter has him do a breathing and visualization exercise.
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That's all fine and everything until the human loses contact with the ground.
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If he loses the House, the Democrats will quickly move to impeach him.
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The company will need the money, as it loses money and burns cash.
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If Biden loses to Warren in Iowa and New Hampshire, he's damaged goods.
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Who wins and loses won't make a material difference for Payton and Astrid.
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He starts off strongly, in his unmistakeable Boston accent, but quickly loses steam.
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If he loses, he might appeal to overturn the result citing his detention.
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But if the DOJ loses, it is not the end of the world.
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If he loses, Booker can say he did something no other senator did.
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Tennessee wins, 36-22, and Jacksonville loses its next two games, too. NOV.
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It loses points with its price and touchscreen, but it's fun and fast.
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If Saccone loses, Trump may change his tune in a New York minute.
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"Iowa," however, loses sight of Alicia as the Iowa Caucus becomes more important.
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If Manchin loses, they have to take a seat that currently leans Republican.
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When a follower loses all their health in battle, they recieve a wound.
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In the case of nipple-sparing mastectomy, the remaining nipple also loses sensation.
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Tbilisi loses control over two breakaway regions that are garrisoned with Russian troops.
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Serena Williams wins Wimbledon title, loses count of exactly how many that is.
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"BJP loses vote of overconfidence," said the Indian Express newspaper's front page headline.
|
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The United States rarely loses more people to another country than it receives.
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So Maryland cannot reach the Final Four unless UConn loses in the region.
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If she loses, Britain's exit from the European Union could descend into chaos.
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Paul's journey loses direction and momentum, and sour, nagging questions begin to intrude.
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If he loses, though, they'll carry less of the blame than anyone else.
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If Clinton loses — especially to Donald Trump — that legacy could be essentially erased.
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But if he loses, it will all wash away as a strange anomaly.
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"If he loses the House, Dems will go straight to impeachment," she added.
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He'll take at least a couple more, and finish second where he loses.
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Go deeper: Boris Johnson expected to call election if he loses Brexit vote
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Any institution too heavily invested in the past loses sight of the present.
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He loses sleep, he grinds his teeth, he has bad dreams about wolves.
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It's like a trick coin — heads, Trump wins; tails, the Republican Party loses.
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Hudson's disease is steadily progressing; muscle that he loses now is gone forever.
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But if things turn, and May loses, she will need to step aside.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLindsay Lohan Loses A FingerIsaiah Washington's Controversial BoycottMalia & Sasha Obama: Bridesmaids!
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And every minute Rubio's immigration views are the topic at hand, he loses.
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Unlike a lot of other multiplayer games, GTA: Online consistently loses that battle.
|
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If she loses, the most establishment-leaning candidate, McSally, will take the nomination.
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EK: Let's say that in this election, Donald Trump loses to Hillary Clinton.
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This is where we start to see a domino effect — a business can't afford to pay an ISP for premium service, it loses its online audience, it then loses its advertisers and can no longer afford to produce new content.
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Red Sox 5, Yankees 4 BOSTON — In the comedy film classic "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," the resolute Black Knight loses limb upon limb, along with buckets of blood, in a sword duel, but he loses none of his defiance.
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But what strikes me here isn't that Shiv loses but why she loses — namely, Rhea correctly and clearly understands that Shiv is the greatest threat to whatever Rhea's larger plans are, then takes action to remove her from the board entirely.
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In the end, Edward loses an arm and a leg and Alphonse loses his whole body, his soul being relegated to a suit of armor, and the two set off to find the Philosopher's Stone but wander into so much more.
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Yes, his supporters feel that they won't be okay if he loses, and they're not necessarily wrong: They're in pain, and that pain will remain acute and unsalved if Trump loses (though it will be only slightly better if he wins).
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It loses Twitter's bright and cheerful UI and gives everything an early Halloween vibe.
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"Benevolent mentor loses his shit" worked the first time, and maybe even the second.
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When a clinic closes, it loses its license to perform abortions from the state.
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Imagine this scenario: A single satellite loses power and smashes, uncontrolled, into another satellite.
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The stock has gained back more than half of its initial loses after hours.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items When Facebook loses, who wins?
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If Ramadan loses its sanctity and safety in the West, what remains of civilization?
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At some point Brent has, and then loses, some frosted tips in his hair.
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Hendricks, meanwhile, loses his second straight, having been stopped by Stephen Thompson in February.
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He also begins watching his diet and lifting weights; he loses about 20 pounds.
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If the White House loses its immigration case before the courts, blame the judges.
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"The disadvantage is that, in the long term, cash generally loses value," he said.
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Osteoporosis is a metabolic bone disease in which a person loses bone mineral density.
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Perryman said the company loses fewer than 10 percent of its workers each year.
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Not to mention that produce shipped internationally loses most of its freshness during transport.
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What the special loses because of its melodramatic climax it gains from sheer simplicity.
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I think it loses a bit of that magic if I were to move.
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Sanders wins the nomination and loses in the general, it will be because the
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If May loses, there are 14 days to try to form a new government.
|
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If Apple loses the Qualcomm-Apple battle, it could have more downside, Cramer admitted.
|
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Jennifer Lawrence loses her composure when Jack Nicholson surprises her backstage at the Oscars.
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WHEN an emerging market loses favour with its creditors, how should its government respond?
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Cleveland, by contrast, gets excellent ball pressure, but completely loses guys on the weakside.
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Matteo Renzi, the centre-left prime minister, has vowed to resign if he loses.
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It's pretty much impossible for him to win if he loses Florida and Pennsylvania.
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Whoever loses is revoked of the right to even try and call themselves emo.
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So, if Hurricane Irma loses its Category 5 status, it would still be dangerous.
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But when he loses, he rages like child sent to his room without supper.
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But once IS loses Mosul, its biggest holding, where will angry, dispossessed Sunnis turn?
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"If a man loses his animals it's the end of the world," she said.
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If Mr Erdogan loses, Turkey will be a difficult ally with a difficult future.
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But she loses everything else when she is abducted and brutalised by Boko Haram.
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But the division that she fosters and exploits will endure, even if she loses.
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Silver does not hold the same value and gold loses its shine over time.
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With more mobile activity taking place in apps, traditional search loses relevance on smartphones.
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The party that holds the White House typically loses seats in midterm congressional elections.
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