I think progressives are happy losing it at a state level, losing it on this level, losing it on a national level.
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Rather than tracking your stuff after losing it, the Mu Tag™ aims to prevent you from losing it altogether.
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Better to share power, perhaps, than risk losing it all.
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"Horatio was losing it throughout the whole thing," Fallon says.
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Sometimes she'd overhear them losing it in the next room.
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Nor is he ever in much danger of losing it.
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I was loving it and losing it all at once.
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" And the characters start kinda losing it, they're like "What?
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Better yet, you never have to worry about losing it.
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Moore attempting to say "jalapeño poppers" and absolutely losing it.
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I was gonna say you look great but you're losing it.
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No heavyweight champion had ever reclaimed the title after losing it.
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The internet is already losing it over its new favorite villain.
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That still puts me one disaster away from losing it all.
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We were already on the verge of losing it all anyway.
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Turns out our worries about Aria really losing it were valid.
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Up in the cockpit, 'I'm losing it, I'm going to crash!
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"Other than losing, it was an amazing, amazing race," Smith said.
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And the third one, our dugout was kind of losing it.
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If the name "Candle Cove" sounds familiar, you aren't losing it.
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It makes us feel safe; losing it makes us feel threatened.
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I'm losing my mind at home too like they're losing it.
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I'm losing my mind at home too like they're losing it.
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Having grown accustomed to power, some members now fear losing it.
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Egypt ruled Gaza before losing it to Israel in a 1967 war.
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We've got to become a startup nation again, we're losing it rapidly.
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It was only 210:30 AM, and I was already losing it.
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A reporter's access is her lifeblood, and losing it can be fatal.
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It's easy to remove, which makes me slightly worried about losing it.
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It's necessary for the culture because we're losing it day by day.
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You can tell Ariana's THIS close to losing it herself from excitement.
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"They're losing it, and they shouldn't be," Trump says in the video.
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"Bill Nelson is losing it and needs to retire," Pack said then.
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"It was more fun gaining the weight than losing it," he said.
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At this point it's clear that we're all pretty much losing it.
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The trick now is to work hard to keep from losing it.
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"I was like to the point of like, losing it," Paul said.
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So even after losing it, it will probably keep just getting more.
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They were accustomed to autonomy, and they were chafing at losing it.
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But war is exactly what he has now — and he's losing it.
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Since the sibling face-off was confirmed, users have been completely losing it.
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Just the thought of losing it is enough to spark a hoarding instinct.
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As fewer Americans lack health insurance, more are squawking about potentially losing it.
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He may not be able to afford losing it as a selling point.
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I still get panic attacks and nightmares about losing it all over again.
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Jonathan thinks she's losing it, but Mike's little sister Holly knows what's up.
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But when you do not use it... (BELL RINGS) ... you are losing it.
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And actually, the prosperity cycle we're in is gaining momentum, not losing it.
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Netflix just announced the third season of Stranger Things and everyone's losing it.
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Emily: Logan is so close to losing it all, and he knows it.
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"It's difficult to think about losing it, I was getting upset," Jose said.
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And, yes, if your faction is losing, it sure looks like a swamp.
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People who get health insurance through Obamacare face the prospect of losing it.
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Thousands took to Twitter, dubbing Kourtney #HurtBae and losing it over the video.
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The entire plane smelled so bad, all the other passengers were losing it.
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And when it's on the verge of losing, it pauses the game—permanently.
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Rapper Jadakiss ordered a crust-only pizza and the internet is losing it.
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And, as it turns 70 next year, we risk of losing it forever.
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It's like, Hey, there's something else around, there's nature and we're losing it.
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" There was a long pause, then he muttered, "I think I'm losing it.
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She is always at risk of losing it, especially as she grows older.
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But even those who get a place risk losing it over minor infractions.
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Ruth is also losing it now that the Panama account has been frozen.
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They had a taste of getting to the championship game and losing it.
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"We should be winning the tax-cut argument, not losing it," said Rep.
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Schuman doubled his initial $400 investment, before losing it during the general election.
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However, Democrats would risk Republicans ending the filibuster and losing it in future fights.
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If people weren't absolutely losing it over something or other, I would be concerned.
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Losing it means starting from scratch, a major setback for efforts to regulate emissions.
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It gets the job done and you don't have to worry about losing it.
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Fortunately, even as the Chinese develop the taste for beef, Americans are losing it.
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I sometimes consider losing it to a hooker, but I'm not sure about it.
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A guy on the train sees I'm losing it a little and reassures me.
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"I'm really concerned because she just seems like she's losing it," Williams, 36, said.
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The picture shows the politician's bum and everyone is losing it over the picture.
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They seem to have feared losing it if they did not plant it continuously.
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And I have to elevate my leg, otherwise I could end up losing it.
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"With a Q-tip, I usually worry about losing it in there," Mike said.
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He's so bewildered, he doesn't even notice the poor kid losing it behind him.
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Is there an AI race — and if so, are we winning or losing it?
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Some of them had only recently regained power after losing it in Friday's storm.
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Jony is not totally happy with the I, he thought they were losing it.
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Losing it was like having the restaurant around the corner go out of business.
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" Tucker Carlson, another Trump-friendly Fox News host, said Biden is "clearly losing it.
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She later apologized for "losing it" in a series of tweets: Ugh, I'm sorry.
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They&aposre more conservative with their money, too, and more afraid of losing it.
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One danger of any "essential" image is wearing it out, losing it to cliché.
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When the $2000 is "already yours," the thought of losing it stresses you out.
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And it's just sad to see these super young people, my age, just losing it.
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He&aposs a Gandhi, an orange Gandhi, which is why the left is losing it.
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As we speak, the internet is losing it over pictures of her and Rihanna together.
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Neither of them had any idea he was on the edge of losing it all.
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I remember kind of losing it a little bit and I didn't speak to anybody.
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"This is her losing it at Disneyland—because it all ends up there," she said.
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Having a home for the remote is the first step in guarding against losing it.
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Unless the government gives up more control now, it risks some day losing it altogether.
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Isn't it better for the people to give a little than risk losing it all?
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Quick update on White House protests because the GOP is losing it online over this.
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"If a stronger [animal] finds the stores, the hoarder risks losing it all," he said.
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To experience a feeling as deep as this raised only the spectre of losing it.
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In swing areas, he is likely winning that issue while losing it on the coasts.
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How the loss is categorized determines when operators are charged a royalty for losing it.
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The short version of the story is that you are not, in fact, losing it.
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Social isolation may gradually become your normal, and losing it may still be a jolt.
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" Read the cover story by Taffy Brodesser-Akner, "Losing it in the Anti-Dieting Age.
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Not as in physically losing it; replacements can be bought online for a mere $13.50.
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Now that she has a well-paying job, Ms. Jalakam's main fear is losing it.
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I have health insurance through my employer, but I will worry about losing it every day.
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And as a long-time, die-hard Taylor Swift fan, I'm absolutely losing it right now.
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It's not hard to slap a Bluetooth tracker on an item if you're consistently losing it.
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They had briefly seized it on Saturday, before losing it again in a rebel counter attack.
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If you try to block ads with a free account anyway, you may risk losing it.
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"That is a legitimate picture of my daughter just losing it on the floor," she explained.
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She told fans, "there's no love stronger than a mother for her son" before losing it.
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This age range is Clinton's sweet spot, and losing it really bruises her mantle of popularity.
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While we may never know the truth about this mysterious object, Twitter is totally losing it.
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While this rule often went unenforced, losing it only adds to tipped workers' already precarious situation.
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She's better because over her lifetime, Clinton has learned to temper her idealism without losing it.
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And Reddit is losing it over the transformation, with more than 3,000 up votes and counting.
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Thiem faced just one break point, losing it early in the first set, but quickly answered.
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During my pregnancy, I gained more weight and I haven't committed myself to losing it yet.
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Everyone is not so cooly losing it over the idea of Tormund and Brienne getting together.
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Both of them, just proper fucking losing it whenever they hear Take That, or a drill.
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People are losing it over a racist ad for a Chinese laundry detergent brand called Qiaobi.
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The genius of "Losing It" is that Rathbone resists turning her novel into a conventional romance.
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The government then tested the specimens and declared the bag a national treasure—before losing it.
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I've been seeing creatures in a lot of grids lately, so maybe I'm just losing it.
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When you go without an emergency fund, you're just one step away from losing it all.
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"He rejoiced in it, really, and he was clearly livid about losing it," Ms. Lokshina said.
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If there is one thing that is worse than losing, it is being patronized before it.
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They fear "losing it"—when residents, overcome by monotony or anxiety, wander the halls like zombies.
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Go deeper: 20 Years of Putin: The pinnacle of power and the fear of losing it
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"Very few people could have withstood what he went through without completely losing it," he said.
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Pottermore recently resurfaced a wizarding world fun fact that has Harry Potter fans losing it on Twitter.
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"That's because people realize by losing it they are going to be in real trouble," Schumer said.
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He posted this video the night he surprised her ... and ya can't blame her for losing it.
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We make sure it's in our carry-ons, because we can't risk losing it to the TSA.
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She had the capacity for joy, and she knew this — but she was terrified of losing it.
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I was relieved to officially not be dying, though that also meant I was perhaps losing it.
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There have been reports of people unwittingly sending their Bitcoin Cash to Bitcoin addresses, losing it forever.
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Justin had dug up the engagement ring nine years after losing it — and it still fit Margaret.
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" According to the source, Bieber "already feels beat" from his grueling schedule and "is not losing it.
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"This is her losing it at Disneyland — because it all ends up [on the floor]," she says.
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As for Hitomi's fate, well, these findings "emphasize the tragedy" of losing it so abruptly, McNamara said.
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"To find one's personality by losing it—faith itself subscribes to that sense of destiny," he wrote.
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Coaching an actual game, and losing it by 75, only gets in the way of that dream.
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According to Stanley Tucci, he decided to shave his head in his thirties after slowly losing it.
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There is a silver lining here, though ... cameras that catch you losing it take off 10 lbs.
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"That home was our version of the American dream, but we ended up losing it," she says.
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So I'd be much more upset about losing it than if it were just an M&S scarf.
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To keep from losing it, the tabletop remote fits neatly into a groove on top of either speaker.
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Game companies, meanwhile, want to channel that "passion" into profit for themselves, and so they fear losing it.
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In round three, Misfits took first control and held on to 86 percent until losing it to EnVy.
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Surviving the leadership challenge may help Mrs May a little, and losing it may weaken the hardline Brexiteers.
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It's why the Democrats have consistently won the lower income voter bloc and Trump is losing it today.
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But losing it would be a "disappointment", says Rosa Balas, the regional government's head of external action. Why?
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Professional athletes suddenly striking it rich and then precipitously losing it all is a tale familiar to many.
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Losing it due to bad luck that we had in some grands prix would have been very annoying.
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Trump critics are losing it after the president acknowledged the true intentions of the meeting on Twitter yesterday.
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Whenever Randall is losing it, which is quite a bit, Beth is the one who holds it together.
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She's still rotting in jail with her signature steely exterior, "losing it," technically, but only the cinderblocks know.
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The prisons became a burden on the states and rather than bringing in money, [they were losing it].
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After it noticeably broke during "Take Your Time," he confessed he'd been close to losing it all day.
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The stakes are higher because there's a very real risk of damaging your relationship or losing it entirely.
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" But the worst part of the weight gain, Theron said, was losing it, a process she called "hell.
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He's losing it over the Justine revelation, and apparently, he didn't the message about the free ballroom venue.
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Amelia is losing it on her first day back — she goes to Webber (James Pickens Jr.) to confess.
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Losing it could shrink the Republican majority from 52 to 51 and imperil the tax bill's final passage.
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He tracked the ball, jumped and had it in his glove before losing it on the way down.
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He was afraid of losing it all, of not mattering, and that he had been a bad father.
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Today, less than two decades after seizing the Republican Party, they are on the verge of losing it.
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"He's losing it bad today," Mr. Clinton's chief of staff, Tina Flournoy, wrote to John D. Podesta, Mrs.
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We're not actually generating any power here and are most likely losing it, at least to some extent.
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His new songs concentrate on love: finding it, losing it, letting it go, carrying it to the world.
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As Osaka hit rocket-like returns, Gauff became over-matched in the second set, losing it 6-0.
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And we're not just talking screaming and "yaaaas"-ing going off — but sobbing, weeping, and all around losing it.
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Losing it could mean losing credibility here and abroad on a far wider range of security issues involving China.
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On Saturday Syrian troops hoisted national flags at the border crossing point three years after losing it to rebels.
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"When you're not helping the team win and you're losing, it kind of hurts a little bit," Arenado said.
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Red is losing it, Crazy Eyes looks to be injured at some point and Piper better watch her back.
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The impact of the move is that everyone will have to disclose all their cash or face losing it.
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We must exercise this privilege -- and urge our friends and families to do so -- or we risk losing it.
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As uncovered by Buzzfeed, fans are losing it in the comments section of one of Cardi B's Instagram posts.
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Trump needs to win the under-$40,000-income set but is losing it by ten points, according to InfoScout.
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Julia, the 26-year-old heroine of Emma Rathbone's new novel Losing It, is obsessed with losing her virginity.
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As he watches the Saviors take up arms to fend off the zombie horde, Eugene starts outright losing it.
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Yet the emotions the sight aroused were less about the building itself than about what losing it might mean.
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But gaining weight is not equivalent to ruining your life, and losing it won't help you overcome a tragedy.
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The Squirtle Squad were their own chosen family: lawless, free, and at risk of losing it all every day.
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So it's not surprising that people who couldn't handle Obama's mild, polite criticism are completely losing it over Warren.
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And if law-abiding citizens fail to demonstrate their right to carry guns, they risk losing it, they add.
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They allow you to steadily grow money you need in the short term, with zero risk of losing it.
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But her number one supporter was none other than Lady Gaga, who was truly losing it in the audience.
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People that I never imagined in a million years were losing it and going crazy in front of me.
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And it says something when the gaming community's most questionable actors are also sorta losing it over the game.
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"I knew a lot of people who had millions in options that ended up losing it all," he added.
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I loved the thrill of winning money, but unsurprisingly, I wasn't keen on the horror show of losing it.
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Regaining the speaker's gavel eight years after losing it, Pelosi remains the only woman ever to occupy the post.
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Unemployment is low, job creation is strong and the overall economy seems to be gaining momentum, not losing it.
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"This is a health care crisis and this is why people need health care, and yet they're losing it."
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Or the circumstances of building an early lead, losing it and then rallying once more in the fourth quarter.
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Now that she had begun to do just that, she dreaded the possibility of losing it all over again.
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They were making it, and we were losing it, and so we had to do something that is fair.
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China has committed over $60 billion in investment in Pakistan and risks losing it if the region remains unstable.
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The Federal Communications Commission requires companies to use spectrum they've licensed within a certain time or risk losing it.
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I'm sure people in the parking lot thought I was losing it, and I guess I kind of was.
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By slowing things down, you're less likely to be reckless with your newfound wealth and risk losing it all.
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He means relative power — which places are gaining or losing it as the geography of the economy shifts, too.
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As a showcase of Kael's ideas, Losing It at the Movies is an eclectic and challenging group of films.
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Losing it will be an annoying compromise for many X buyers who must now contend with a new, unproven system.
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We don't know when yet, gotta figure it out, but soon, and ok, LOSING IT RIGHT NOW THIS IS AMAZING!!
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In August 2017, a woman in Alberta, Canada found her engagement ring after losing it while gardening 13 years prior.
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" Biden barely pulled himself back together before losing it again, "When I die, Delaware will be written on my heart.
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Having a partner, on the other hand, saw happiness rise by 0.6, while losing it saw the same impact downwards.
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Others say that Russians have gotten used to a higher standard of living and that they will protest losing it.
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The region was one of the last corners of Syria the group's fighters held before losing it earlier this year.
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After the cameras started malfunctioning, the team decided to pull the robot back from its mission before losing it entirely.
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In Texas, with its large Latino constituency, she's running closer to Trump than Obama ran in losing it to Romney.
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If you didn't know any better, it might really seem like the US Federal Communications Commision is absolutely losing it.
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"Was I going to kill myself to try to knock a little bit off and risk losing it?" she said.
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Sure, the Navy is inclined to losing it when she walks into a room — but it goes deeper than that.
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The more we believe in the illusion of control, the more vulnerable we are to losing it in catastrophic fashion.
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We're losing it, but I do think it's time for us to do that vigorous oversight and make those judgments.
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Some people also were losing it because the former president (who we're calling Glowbama now) was not wearing a tie.
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Patricia Kluge lived the epitome of high-society life before losing it all during the housing-market crisis of 2008.
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The sense that Musk may be losing it is most apparent in the public statements he has made over Twitter.
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"Butterflies" is about falling into it, not losing it, "just coasting / Never really going anywhere" until something better comes along.
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Making money — not losing it — puts Airbnb in stark contrast to other tech upstarts such as Uber, Lyft and Spotify.
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But if we're not louder about one of our nation's biggest assets and best-kept secrets, we risk losing it.
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Team New Zealand finished a surprisingly lopsided victory, 7-1, to reclaim the America's Cup 14 years after losing it.
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Now and then, I suspect that an honest art writer might feel as if he or she is losing it.
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" He added, "We are on the verge of losing it as we could have lost it in the Civil War.
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The lines barely mattered at that point, as the spectacle of the duo losing it had the audience in stitches.
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Kylie Jenner is losing it on Instagram ... and from the looks of things ... is trying really hard to find it.
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Somehow, the thought of that is almost as depressing as the thought of losing it all in the first place.
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Losing It at the Movies is playing at the Quad Cinema (34 W 13th Street, New York) through June 20.
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Can you talk a little more about beauty in the context of never being enough or the fear of losing it?
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" He calmly begs for help from "a real human" in one video, saying he&aposs suicidal, lonely and "really losing it.
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Constantly being undermined and judged, and the habitual humiliation has worn my soul down..." Monique told me: "Honestly, I'm losing it.
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MAN REUNITED WITH $127G PROSTHETIC LEG AFTER LOSING IT WHILE RIDING JET SKI Fortunately, the pet didn't have to wait long.
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At this point, gaining weight (or losing it) for a role is a rite of passage for any well-regarded actor.
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That fiery interaction eventually leaked to the press and ricocheted around the internet as further evidence that Musk was losing it.
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I told myself that I was losing it and imagining the size of the clumps to be bigger than they were.
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"Virginity," it's a loaded word and we place a lot of importance and pressure on losing it and gaining sexual experience.
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Thrones fans are theorizing that she's on the brink of losing it, with her most ruthless impulses poised to take over.
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"She used to have long, long hair and losing it during chemo was really hard for her," Heiman, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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They've invested too much money and effort to earn and then maintain proximity to political power to risk losing it now.
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Cherry on top: the Today Show posting another video of a primate losing it over a magic trick two days ago.
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The party won control of the chamber from Republicans for the first time since losing it in the 553 midterm elections.
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You must spend the money in your FSA account by the end of the year or risk losing it for good.
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Do you think that there's a way to sequence your agenda such that you're building momentum as opposed to losing it?
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The Nuggets barely held onto the No. 2 seed, nearly losing it to Houston on the final day of the season.
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It occurred to me that I had never read the book, despite buying a copy, losing it, then buying it again.
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Never has the California Democrat been so close to regaining the speaker's gavel since losing it in a wipeout in 2010.
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Instead many access it through their spouses or male relatives, meaning they often end up losing it if the men die.
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Morales held the title for 1,027 days, one of the longest reigns ever, before losing it to Stan Stasiak in 1973.
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Misdiagnosed and Misunderstood My hair was always thick, so when I started losing it when I was 29, I was really upset.
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Shania says her losing it was the result of stage fright ... when she was only 16 in front of a big audience.
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Each contestant must decide if the odds are worth the risk of losing it all and making it to the big game.
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If you heard some screaming coming from New York City, it was us losing it over these photos of Benson and Stabler.
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"I'm sure people in the parking lot thought I was losing it, and I guess I kind of was," the musician recalled.
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While the cats look unamused by the situation (some are even sleeping), we're completely losing it over every one of these pictures.
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People are losing it over the Harry Potter patronus charm quiz Just be prepared to get, like, a salmon or a mole.
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I love the episode where she's super duper pregnant and losing it, and she's screaming at Rachel and Monica the whole time.
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No, we're meant to take seriously that Nancy Pelosi, who's manhandled Trump in nearly every political and rhetorical battle, is losing it.
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Some Republican governors, like Ohio's John Kasich and Nevada's Brian Sandoval have praised the Medicaid expansion and are wary of losing it.
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"We gained weight together and now we're losing it together," says Bailon, 32, whose wedding is featured in the current issue PEOPLE.
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But video games don't give us a lot of ways of making peace with never having something, or more importantly, losing it.
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But instead of losing it on the banquet bouncer, she created a professional club for ladies who were sick of work discrimination.
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As a way of losing it, fighting a war with America might be the most certain as well as the most catastrophic.
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It's the fact that people don't get that they are the difference between us breaking even, making some money, or losing it.
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" Bush was seen as a favorite for the 2016 nomination before losing it to Trump, who knocked him as "low energy Jeb.
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He was a wise game manager who allowed a superior defense to win the game and kept the offense from losing it.
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"I was walking out worrying about losing; it would have been impossible to imagine it would turn out like this," Nadal said.
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Among the surprises was L'Oustau de Baumanière in Les Baux de Provence, which regained its third star, after losing it in 1990.
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The subjects' tinnitus largely returned a week after they stopped using the device, even for the two people who reported losing it completely.
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But the difference between winning Florida by 1 percent and losing it by 0.1 percent is crucial, since 29 electoral votes could flip.
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"Throughout this whole week, the funeral and everything, we've just all been losing it," frontman Toby Freeman tells PEOPLE of Strickland's recent death.
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The show follows Torres as he uses his money and expertise to help struggling property investors on the brink of losing it all.
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With the game point, EnVy came out strong in the fourth round bringing the point to 99 percent before losing it to Misfits.
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Another buyer could be the Tata Group, India's biggest conglomerate, which founded Air India in 1932 before losing it in 1953 to nationalisation.
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It's this obsession that creates the pun of the title: Julia is losing her mind because she can't stop thinking about losing it.
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"That is a legitimate picture of my daughter just losing it on the floor," says the veteran star amid laughter from the audience.
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Ever since Emily pushed her down the stairs (and gave her the cane, that all-too-handy weapon), Lydia's been slowly losing it.
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That may be why so many parents are losing it over one mom's diaper bag trick, which she posted to Facebook last week.
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Winning money means a boost in self-worth and being judged as having upright moral character, while losing it could mean the opposite.
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"It was more fun gaining the weight than losing it," a slimmed-down Bale told reporters at the film's world premiere in December.
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While the film was posted two months ago, fans of Heizer and Flynn just stumbled across it, and they're pretty much losing it.
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"I just keep losing it," said Paul Bigler, 54, tears streaming down his cheeks, a white Howe jersey hanging from his burly frame.
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"When the media is constantly telling you, 'so-and-so is winning and so-and-so is losing,' it impacts voters," he added.
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But the difference between winning Florida by 0.1 percent and losing it by 0.1 percent is crucial, since 22012 electoral votes could flip.
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Throughout Obama's presidency, Laura Ingraham has warned of China's predations: "The trade war is on, and we're losing it," she has often said.
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Friends said Deputy Chief Steven J. Silks took his life not out of despair from his job, but the prospect of losing it.
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Brazil's armed forces have long thought that outsiders have designs on the Amazon, and that they must develop it or risk losing it.
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Canada had come into the final day with the lead, and never was in danger of losing it, especially after Chan's opening win.
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Yet almost daily one can see, on social media, someone doing just that, losing it on a plane or at the checkout counter.
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"Vick's tale is one of against-long-odds achievement, meteoric ascension to the pinnacle of his profession and losing it all," reflected Gagliano.
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If you're the Democrats, you've just won the House back, and going after the president on this issue could mean losing it again.
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While Mr. Cuellar said the gun lobby's endorsement had been helpful to him, he shrugged when asked if he worried about losing it.
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Power and the fear of losing it were the motivations for the spectacle, which, playing out over hours, showed what divides this country.
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If we as a society want privacy online, we need to demand it now and demand it loudly, or risk losing it forever.
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But Pelosi became the first speaker in 60 years to reclaim the gavel after losing it — ultimately using it to impeach President Trump.
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Ideally I would have left it on constantly, but I didn't want to risk losing it in the shower or under my bedsheets.
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Correction: An earlier headline of this story said Pelosi was the second person in history to reclaim the speaker's gavel after losing it.
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Islamic State recaptured the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, a 2000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site, this month after losing it in March.
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Sarah goes one step further – she actually hands the advantage over to Cirie…all while never really being in danger of losing it herself.
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But, first, let&aposs break down one key issue and that is Comey, Brennan, the media, they&aposre losing it, absolutely lost their minds.
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Monday's papers talked of a 'delicate ego', examined his 'fragile mental state' and suggested the Briton was losing it on and off the track.
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The show runners for the Netflix's hit series The Crown have announced when we will finally see Princess Diana and we are losing it.
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Yes, security is a concern, but Huawei has a huge footprint in China, so losing it as a customer could have serious financial implications.
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RF Kole Calhoun launched a two-run homer that briefly gave the Angels a lead on Saturday before losing it in the eighth inning.
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Back when the video for "Make Me Feel" dropped in February, Twitter was losing it over the bisexual themes that were woven throughout song.
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Now, a full seven seasons since the OG prank aired, fans are losing it over Lord Disick's squeaky "Auntie Kris" impersonation all over again.
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It looks stupid, you will worry about losing it and it exists entirely to give Apple more control over how you use the device.
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South Africa has just one investment-grade credit rating left and is worried that losing it will lead to big outflows of foreign investment.
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Susan Boyle was removed from Heathrow Airport by ambulance after losing it on airline staffers ... and TMZ has learned she's now recovering at home.
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On the one hand, the video above is a great view of several Vikings fans losing it, not just the poor guy filming himself.
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Yesterday, however, The Shade Room shared an anonymous tip alleging that the superstar couple had arrived at UCLA Hospital, and now everyone's losing it.
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We also need less expensive options for those who lack private insurance or who risk losing it when their illness prevents them from working.
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Dan Eldon found his early, and risked his life -- ultimately losing it -- to document and aid those struggling with war and famine in Africa.
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It really struck me as powerful early on that I was able to attain a recording of a person completely losing it over nonsense.
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The admins started losing it and went into full Stalin mode, reading their members' private messages to check who was still on the team.
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Verification can impact a YouTuber's placement in search results and losing it could make it hard for fans to identify the YouTuber's authentic channel.
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Before the Russian Air Force lent its air power to the Syrian regime in 2015, Assad was on the verge of losing it all.
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When the Celtics were losing, it meant employing "dynamic pricing," otherwise known as dropping the cost of tickets to put fannies in the seat.
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That means poor Americans who depend on food aid will begin losing it on April 1 — even if they are actively searching for work.
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But, the truth of the matter is that Showtime only successfully defended his belt once before losing it—against former Strikeforce titleholder Gilbert Melendez.
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La La Land also shares Whiplash's not-entirely-optimistic outlook on chasing your dreams, falling in love, and balancing both without losing it all.
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Coppola's public statements and sneak peeks for friends were parsed carefully in the newspapers for signs that he either had it or was losing it.
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I was exhausted from the constant adrenalin surges, and from the stress of winning a little and then losing it all over and over again.
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Having escaped Cuba, the family now faced losing it all again under Castro's spiritual son, Chávez, who threatened to carry out similar policies in Venezuela.
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After multiple plastic surgeries and a MRSA infection on his nose, Rodrigo Alves, aka the 'Human Ken doll,' is at risk of losing it altogether.
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But the trend of Clinton gaining a clear lead and then losing it has 29 more days to play itself out again, and it will.
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Whenever you&aposre winning, it&aposs fun to poke fun at the other side and it&aposs great, but when you are losing it sucks.
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This is what it is to be a human being—and the more you really appreciate life, the more you are scared of losing it.
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Democrats feel optimistic that they can win the battleground state, which President Obama narrowly carried in 2008 before losing it to Mitt Romney in 85033.
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Plus, the controller is stored in the headset when you're not using it, which is supposed to help keep you from losing it, Google says.
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The Yankees regained the lead, 2-1, on homers by McCann and Jacoby Ellsbury, and Pineda had the misfortune of losing it in the fifth.
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Police, who had received an earlier alert about Prince from Maryland officials, spotted the vehicle leaving the scene and briefly chased it, before losing it.
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But the Federal Reserve wanted to gain back regulatory authority over Metlife after losing it when Metlife sold off subsidiary banks a few year prior.
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Rules at about 200 airports worldwide require airlines to use at least 80 percent of the runway capacity they are awarded or risk losing it.
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Gate 13 is packed with crisp one-liners—something he prides himself on coming from the battle rap scene—and he's not losing it now.
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Music heads and artists were losing it in the comments of the live stream, stanning the excess of talent playing out before our very eyes.
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"My turn" became a rallying cry for victims sharing their stories and the oppressed taking back power after years of losing it to corrupt forces.
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That's perhaps why so many people are in love with this video of a little girl totally losing it while trying to brush her hair.
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Outside, the Move is able to hold its own, projecting a lot of sound without losing it all to the atmosphere or degrading into distortion.
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I was gonna propose at a restaurant but the ring was burning a hole in my pocket and I didn't want to risk losing it.
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A lot of games begin with the idea of home, and the action that ensues is either about defending it, losing it, or reexamining it.
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In celebration of film critic Pauline Kael's centenary, the Quad Cinema is staging Losing It at the Movies, a retrospective on her likes and dislikes.
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A bunch of Instagram users are absolutely losing it over the company's plan to roll out a ranking algorithm for its photo and video feed.
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When your phone carries your health information, credit cards, and private emails, not to mention all your social accounts and text conversations, losing it is...bad.
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"If I'm on the way to losing it all, I might as well make the most of all the different stages," the actress told the magazine.
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What did Elon Musk, a PR-loving billionaire with a knack for flamethrower-themed stunts and losing it during phone calls, have in common with Grimes?
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It still has Pep Guardiola's philosophy of pressing opponents back on their heels and working feverishly to retrieve the ball within seven seconds of losing it.
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" She added, "Pretty evident from the videos (um yes I'm posting another one) that I'm FULLY LOSING IT with excitement, and I can't thank @bryanadams enough.
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Other retailers have no choice but to compete: Fast lead times at no extra charge can make the difference between winning the sale or losing it.
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"Real estate tends to hold its value, luxury real estate typically even goes up—it's a great way to preserve it without losing it," Sharma says.
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Government forces and their militia allies, backed by Russian air power, took the city back from Islamic State in March, after first losing it in 2015.
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People are losing it over a new Donald Trump ad in which he is speaking Hindi and using Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's old campaign slogan.
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Treyvon Heston of the Eagles later said he tipped the ball when attempting an interception before the kick, but that didn't stop Twitter from losing it.
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Nobody knows how well they will fare within its confines, but it is clear that the alternative option (losing it entirely) would be far more devastating.
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Casado says that customer adoption will come because regional providers that hold licenses for spectrum need to use the spectrum they own or risk losing it.
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When we get it, we fear losing it so badly that we push it away from ourselves, so as to not have to withstand the pain.
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I think by losing, it will incentivize her even more to do well for the rest of the year, to get really fit and get back.
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In other words, a more "normal" Republican would likely have won the popular vote by a substantial margin (instead of losing it by three million votes).
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The Dubai World Cup held its title as the world's richest horse race until losing it in 2017 to the Pegasus World Cup Invitational in Florida.
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In the ESPN interview, Holzhauer recalled a game last week during which he bet $29,133 on a Daily Double clue and ended up losing it all.
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My anecdotal evidence is that how someone comes by their money affects their attitude toward it — their enjoyment in spending it, and anxiety around losing it.
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For example, health care – its rising cost and the fear of losing it – is a top voter concern in 2020 just as it was in 85033.
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Anyway, trade isn't about winning and losing: it generally makes both sides of the deal richer, and a trade war usually hurts all the countries involved.
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The goal for investors, of course, is to make money off their wagers — or at least to avoid losing it due to some unforeseen political outcome.
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He's a figure of every millennial's childhood struggle to write 1,000 words on early word-processing software, and then losing it to the blue screen abyss.
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Lundin says producers made it look like he was losing it on set -- but according to the docs, his partner, Joe Teti, was the real menace.
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Rather than losing it over a little blood, learn to spot the difference between the two, so you'll know right off the bat what you're dealing with.
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But ginning up excitement to get the price higher is hard here, said bidders, many of whom express worry about winning Yahoo as much as losing it.
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It lent comics some legitimacy, and I think losing it will hurt the growth of comics not just as a bookstore category, but as an art form.
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The band's frontman, Toby Freeman, previously told PEOPLE that he and his bandmates were "losing it" ahead of the shows (during the week of Strickland's emotional funeral).
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Authorities marked the outside as an area that was to be vacated and destroyed, so the couple had to relocate the business for fear of losing it.
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"It was very hard to go through the excitement of finding out we were expecting a little one and then losing it," she told Vieira in 2010.
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Doctors also assumed that she had just gained weight, and said her problems would be fixed if she worked on losing it — something Rahn was already doing.
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Losing it would "be a blow to confidence" and could lead to a rash of downgrades for Australian banks and companies, the opposition Labor Party has warned.
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Giuseppe Piazzi, the Italian monk who discovered Ceres, had only observed it for 41 days before falling ill and losing it in the brightness of the sun.
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According to the study, published in Nature, the microscopic critters living in your digestive tract might contribute to a tendency toward gaining weight back after losing it.
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The ruling party has held a majority in parliament for nearly all of its almost 16 years in power, only losing it in the June 2015 election.
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The game doesn't let you progress in meaningful ways unless you put a significant amount of playtime on the line, potentially losing it all if you fail.
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The deal cements trade and political links with one of the EU's most important neighbours; the prospect of losing it under Russian pressure triggered Ukraine's Maidan revolution.
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Unfortunately, Hannah's "favor" to her parents goes awry when she accidentally leaves the bag of money from the pharmacy on the roof of the car, losing it.
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If police don't use the money to go after illicit substances, they risk losing it — providing a financial incentive for cops to continue the war on drugs.
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The sneak peek opens with one of the young contestants, Jasmine, completely losing it over the news that Obama would be in charge of this week's challenge.
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"The first thing (I thought of) was the tragedy of losing it, and all the history and memories that were in there," Maes told CNN affiliate KCRA.
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The tech industry spends a lot of time thinking about trust — how to get it, how to grow it and, most importantly, the consequences of losing it.
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If you loot state resources in a country like Bangladesh, you don't want to risk losing it to someone else's scams or to seizure by the government.
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The speaker is not only waterproof, but it's also designed to float, so you won't have to worry about losing it at the bottom of the pool.
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He told us he's still down with healthy diet choices -- but hates that vegans are so militaristic, he can't put on a jacket without them losing it.
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And so here we are, greeting a new decade with an old problem: What does Roe mean to a country always on the brink of losing it?
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But for many on Friday, having had the policy and suddenly losing it was somehow worse, especially if you were in the midst of planning an escape.
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Now and then, I suspect (but maybe this is my personal limitation), that an honest art writer might feel as if he or she is losing it.
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The event will come one week after Trump's scheduled rally in Minneapolis, where he is attempting to flip the state after narrowly losing it in 85033. Rep.
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"It was more fun gaining the weight than losing it," the Oscar-winner, 44, told reporters at the film's world premiere at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre on Thursday.
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The idea of jumping out of a plane, for instance, holds almost no appeal to me, just as winning money is not worth the possibility of losing it.
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White and a rotating crew of Shark Lab members chased the shark overnight, losing it once for a stress-filled two hours before finding it again around 3AM.
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It meanders predictably; Melissa Rochelle Younker, in "Doll With a Broken Head" is exactly that as she dips and wobbles, gaining control over gravity and then losing it.
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Now that I have it, I'm so scared of losing it, so I'm telling you in hopes you will bear it forward and carry it in your heart.
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Why do we not see newspaper front pages about their kind just absolutely losing it at H&M staff, or any other service-industry workers for that matter?
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Even in the last weeks of the campaign, when it looked like he was losing, it appeared that he was building serious market demand for whatever came next.
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Mitt Romney, who was born and raised in Michigan, made a late push for the state in 2628 before losing it to President Obama by almost 28503 points.
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If they own a home, as 80% of them do, they fear losing it; property rights in China can be overturned at the whim of a greedy official.
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He was also involved retaking Palmyra, which ISIS swept into earlier this month after losing it nine months earlier to Russian and Syrian forces, according to the statement.
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More than any other policy matter, BDS has highlighted both the power that pro-Israel lobbies continue to exert over American politics and their panic at losing it.
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The move was apparently aimed at preventing the Taliban from freeing the inmates as they did in September after capturing the city before losing it to the government.
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And a new, huge survey shows Trump isn't just losing the Latino vote — he's losing it by far more than the past few decades of Republican presidential candidates.
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There were talismans — a Eurotunnel key holder, which he held between his fingers and showed people, without ever letting go, as if he were afraid of losing it.
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There's something in this story — a guy who has it all but didn't really see it until he's threatened with losing it, and then this shot of redemption.
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Claire Saffitz attempts to recreate the Milky Way, and it's a journey Watch the best news bloopers of 2019 and try to keep yourself from totally losing it
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The Hill's Niv Elis tells us more about the declaration here, and Rebecca Kheel and Niv explain where Trump is getting the money--and who is losing it.
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In fact, the good people at Film Theorist did the math and, based on science and her incestuous genetics, Dany has a 75% chance of straight up losing it.
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Amelia is embarrassed for losing it in front of him when Britney (Peyton Kennedy) came in with the massive OD, but they quickly bond and the chemistry is palpable.
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Now, they might be on the verge of losing it, to a coalition of Libyan armed groups backed by Western nations — but they are putting up a vicious fight.
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Many factors contributed to these wealthy people losing it all — economic downturns, bad investments, and even massive fraud cases that landed them in hot water, to name a few.
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The United Nations has urged the United States and Russia to preserve the INF Treaty, saying that losing it would make the world a more insecure and unstable place.
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Simon doesn't come off terribly convinced and ends with asking Bezos if he's scared of losing it all in the face of competition and legal challenges from his competitors.
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But the two-times semi-finalist at the All England Club began to flag in the first-set tiebreak, losing it 7-3 before conceding the next five games.
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Robb told BuzzFeed that she was "kinda losing it" after seeing Jordan tweet at her, so it's unclear if she's planning to take him up on the generous offer.
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In an industry that has been waging a 2120-year global economic war of attrition, and mostly losing, it is heartening to see an apparel company committed to America.
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However, different organizations have different estimates for how many Americans have private insurance, and who therefore would be at risk of losing it under a Medicare for All plan.
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Eastman ran to the left of Ashford, who had won the district for Democrats in 20163 before losing it in 2016, as close to an incumbent as you get.
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From there, the episode follows Eleanor as she attempts to become a better person and make something good out of her life, having come so close to losing it.
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Because the ACA stops insurance companies from setting lifetime or yearly limits on certain kinds of healthcare, McWilliams is able to continue her treatment without fear of losing it.
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And still to come on this special edition of Hannity, Democrats and the media are completely losing it over Justice Anthony Kennedy&aposs retirement from the United States Supreme Court.
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These are wildly different numbers, obviously, and it should be noted that there may be a difference in death rates when it comes to gaining insurance versus versus losing it.
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The GBT is the most capable telescope of its kind and losing it could lead to negative consequences in the community it resides as well as the field of astronomy.
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"In this light, a father killing his children can be seen as the ultimate enactment of power-wielding, rather than 'losing it' in a temporary loss of control," it said.
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Mix in a little partying by the pool and jumping back and forth in time, and it's a little like being on acid while losing it out in the desert.
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First And Goal Twitter loudly touted its 2016 NFL deal in press releases and earnings calls last year, so losing it to Amazon the following year wasn't a great look.
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But it's not like we've exactly got a handle on race in the present plane—small wonder transporting to one with orcs or cyborgs mostly sees us losing it entirely.
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A wave of House GOP retirements is creating headaches for party leaders and suggesting Republicans see little chance of winning back the chamber in 21625 after losing it last year.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was confident Wednesday she would be elected speaker, one day after Democrats won back the House majority since losing it eight years ago.
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They are also a call to action to states and cities to establish policies that make sure that those families can support themselves and truly recover after losing it all.
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In 2002, the Giants were a wild-card team that was about to win the World Series in six games against the Angels but ended up losing it in seven.
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When the Russians reclaimed the city in 2016, before losing it again, they organized a televised concert from the amphitheater, the same one used for executions by Islamic State militants.
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Mr. McIntyre bought the house in 2005 and spent more than $100,000 of his own money restoring it to its 1930s state before running into money troubles and losing it.
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The official line from the party is they're focused on flipping the state for Trump, reelecting the governor and winning back the Legislature after losing it to Democrats last year.
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Moreover, several regions were also engines of opium-poppy production, where a foreign military presence threatened an established local economy and provoked armed interests with no intention of losing it.
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Thank you... UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Well, it ain&apost that you are winning and it ain&apost that you&aposre losing, it&aposs just that you are still here, you are living.
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"I didn't even get to finish because I had already gotten choked up a little bit and then I regained composure and then started losing it again," Lane, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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I bought just enough for it to feel meaningful — an amount small enough that I'd be just fine losing it all, but large enough to give the investment some actual stakes.
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Holt is obsessed with the fact that he attended Harvard, and seems to have an issue with his right hand after losing it in a tragic and disgusting garbage disposal accident.
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The sensations themselves might be nebulous, difficult to describe in words, but I can usually tell if they're a 3 (shit feels strange) or a 10 (I'm totally fucking losing it).
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Although he is far from the first contestant to emphasise ferreting out Daily Doubles, few of his predecessors have been willing to bet the maximum—and risk losing it all—consistently.
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Our country was run by non-elected bureaucrats wasting money, losing it, and we were one of the main contributors financially to Europe, and l don't see the benefit to it.
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The changes to discharge and recharge rates were so pronounced that a stream formerly gaining water from the ground started losing it; the water was being sucked back to the source.
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Errani, who was making her 11th consecutive main draw appearance at Roland Garros, surrendered the second set 6-1, losing it in a game to love and the tide had turned.
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Richards starts as a straight man, scolding her male coworkers for mocking the clown's death, before she quickly becomes the center of the action, absolutely losing it during the funeral. RIP.
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Worries about losing it were sparked by the resumption of nationwide blackouts in Africa's most industrialized economy, and exacerbated by a medium-term budget that showed wider deficit and rising debt.
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She swiped Halep's world number one ranking in the process, six years after losing it at the 2012 tournament at Melbourne Park, the restoration having taken a record amount of time.
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Just as your money needs time to grow, you need time to mature and learn how to successfully own that much money without losing it or letting it corrupt your values.
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He beat Andre Dirrell of the United States in Boston on points to take the vacant IBF super-middleweight belt in 2015, losing it in London in 2017 to Caleb Truax.
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Instead of chasing boys in high school and college, Julia Greenfield, the narrator of Emma Rathbone's wise and witty novel, "Losing It," squanders those years trying to become an Olympic swimmer.
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It just breaks my heart because this is such a cool sport, and winter is so amazing and beautiful and I feel like we're actually really at risk of losing it.
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Bobbi Kristina Brown's ex, Nick Gordon, was the one who called cops and sounded frantic on the phone, claiming his girlfriend was losing it on him ... according to the 911 call.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — I really thought I was losing it midway through this acrostic, which is from a passage in "Faster: A Racer's Diary," by the Formula One driver Jackie Stewart.
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Having the role was a sign of institutional integrity, and losing it sends an ambiguous signal: Is the leadership growing weary of such advice or simply searching for a new model?
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They knew that despite working, being active in their communities, paying taxes, and contributing to the greatness of their new nation, they were one deportation order away from losing it all.
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That's because the alternative is not successfully defying the United States — access to the American financial system is too valuable to risk losing it — but rather facing sanctions and possibly bankruptcy.
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It's a pretty simple meme, but I don't think I'll ever be able to look at a picture of Goldfish sushi or a chicken noodle watermelon without completely losing it. —J.
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In an interview, Ms. Ayala said that amount was far more than her office would have needed to handle those cases, and that losing it took money away from other initiatives.
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Donington hosted the British Motorcycle Grand Prix for 23 years before losing it to Silverstone when the East Midlands track fell into disrepair following a failed bid to host Formula One.
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What's changed is whom voters are listening to: Unelected elite actors, especially conservative media figures, are gaining influence over the behavior of Republican voters while officeholders and candidates are losing it.
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The woman was losing it so one of the husbands (huge bear of a man) across the road from her texted her to say he was coming over to "invite her over".
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The ex-One Direction member's new solo project is giving him plenty of time with his fans, who are often seen crying, shaking, and generally just losing it when they're around him.
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Twenty-four hours a day, if you're watching prices move whether you're making money or losing it, it takes you out of reality and keeps you doing the activity a long time.
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He beat Nadal in Brisbane two weeks ago and had his chances on Wednesday too, blowing six set points against the Spaniard in the second stanza before losing it on the tiebreaker.
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Assuming you have about $2,000 or so on hand to invest — and you are financially secure enough to risk losing it all — you've got lots of options for investing in a startup.
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A note about the National League in the World Series: the Dodgers are the first N.L. club to reach the World Series in the season after losing it since the 1992 Braves.
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The future 45th president of the United States paid more than $400 million for the hotel — a record-shattering $495,000 per hotel room — before losing it in a bankruptcy three years later.
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They held the No. 1 world ranking for almost a decade, losing it briefly for a few weeks in August before reclaiming it for a week, then dropping to No. 2 again.
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There Are Glowing Seesaws in Midtown and New Yorkers Are Losing It Fotis Dulos, Charged With Killing His Wife, Jennifer, Attempts Suicide For 25 Years in Prison, He Said He Was Innocent.
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Instead -- even by the US's own figures -- it is holding on to territory at a time when the Afghan government's five-year security plan suggested the Taliban should be losing it fast.
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U2's Bono says he'll be 'back to full voice' after losing it at Berlin gig "So happy and relieved that anything serious has been ruled out," Bono said in the statement.
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Worries about losing it were sparked by the resumption of nationwide blackouts in Africa's most industrialized economy, and exacerbated by a medium-term budget that showed a wider deficit and rising debt.
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It's an emotionally charged scene that shows Alicia losing it like we've never seen her do before (although it does feel a bit more melodramatic than The Good Wife tends to be).
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The risk of losing it all Thanks to the Americans for Disabilities Act, merely having an addiction is not a fireable offense, unless, for instance, the addict is actively using illegal drugs.
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But immigrants who had DACA and lost it, or are in danger of losing it, will be able to apply for renewals — and those renewals will, theoretically, be processed and granted normally.
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Whiterose, in turn, spent this week losing it to an extent we haven't yet seen, unable to take advantage of her Congo takeover thanks to security measures triggered by her own actions.
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And they're losing it fast: In Shanghai, the number of dockless bikes exploded from an already-enormous 450,000 to a mind-boggling 1.5 million in the six months from February to August 2017.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British minister Amber Rudd said on Monday she did not believe Theresa May's premiership was dead after the prime minister pulled a parliamentary vote on Brexit for fear of losing it.
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Losing it completely would alter the way of life for the people who call the Arctic home, as well as pose existential threats to iconic species such as the polar bear and walrus.
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With fifth-place West Ham losing, it was an even better day for fourth-place Tottenham, its London rival, which moved to 1 points ahead by rallying to beat visiting Sunderland, 183-218.
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Not only are they perfect for fitting just the essentials (wallet, phone, keys, lipstick), but they allow you to go out hands-free without worrying about putting your bag down and losing it.
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As Vander Meer well knew, baseball is often less about winning than it is about just holding onto your dignity as tight as you can, because you're always this close to losing it.
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Titans 227, Chiefs 16 Kansas City's defense falling apart was hardly surprising, but Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry deserve as much credit for winning this game as the Chiefs do for losing it.
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Nicki Minaj is getting more than social media backlash for posting video of a woman losing it in Miami -- now a mental health organization is dressing her down for allegedly mocking the woman.
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Vick's tale is one of against-long-odds achievement, meteoric ascension to the pinnacle of his profession and losing it all, while falling prey to hubris and his own cripplingly poor decision-making.
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"Then in that case you get the worst of all worlds where you lose the seat, and in the process of losing it you've become the party of pedophiles," panelist John Heilemann added.
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On the centennial of Pauline Kael's birth, the Quad Cinema is presenting Losing It at the Movies, a retrospective including both films that received her highest praise and those she viciously tore apart.
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One of the things that I came to appreciate by having to learn it is that there is something significant and important about keeping the purity of the language, because we're losing it.
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Which means you're likely losing it over Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them on November 18, not to mention all the amazing HP makeup items flooding the internet in anticipation of its release.
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I know it's weird to ask for realism in an epic fantasy series, but that's always been Game of Thrones' calling card, and losing it now in the penultimate season seems like a shame.
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Already the shortest reigning heavyweight world champion of all time, and stripped of his belt without losing it, this latest strange turn in the career of Tyson Fury is just par for the course.
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And yet, despite my desire to soak in as much of the world as possible, it's balanced against wanting to be there when everyone is losing it on Twitter, as the third season begins.
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Jeff Bezos may have just reclaimed the title of the richest man on Earth from Bill Gates, but he may be in danger of losing it to another centi-billionaire — LVMH chairman Bernard Arnault.
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Many Trump critics in 2016, and in the year after his election, pushed the idea that his father had suffered from Alzheimer's and now Trump was losing it and that his vocabulary was eroding.
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The Thread RE: LOSING IT Taffy Brodesser-Akner wrote about the struggle of being overweight — or running a diet company — in a culture that likes to pretend it only cares about health, not size.
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Mr. Khamenei's allies, a faction sometimes known as radicals or hard-liners, seized the supreme leadership to prevent losing it to another group, such as the reformists who favored easing hostilities with the West.
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In addition, Comcast can easily disable the infringing technology on the system it offers, yet it refuses to do so because its customers love the service, and losing it would likely cost them subscribers.
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They either have a secure attachment to someone, meaning they feel heartened by the other's presence and aren't fearful of losing it, or they have an insecure attachment, which can manifest in other ways.
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According to BBC, one Rossiya 24 host said that Freeman is losing it because of "overwork and marijuana use," since the 80-year-old actor has been known to extoll his love of weed.
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But as she retakes the gavel Thursday, she is matching the legacy of renowned House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas by being the second speaker to reclaim the gavel after losing it in decades.
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"Having wealth and losing it suddenly carries almost the same risk for premature mortality as never having wealth," said lead study author Lindsay Pool, a researcher at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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In some cases, they would get an answer that the black holes were gaining energy rather than losing it, because they made a mistake and had incoming waves bringing energy in from infinitely far away.
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" Instead of losing it, Bellisario borrowed a friend's phone (director Tommy Bertelsen), changed her passwords, got in touch with Wagner and apologized to her followers "for the previous posts and if they weirded anyone out.
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Sparkle, the singer who had a hit song with R. Kelly in 1998, was on "TMZ Live" Thursday and said the real reason Kelly's losing it on camera is because it's all getting too real.
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LONDON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - British minister Amber Rudd said on Monday she did not believe Theresa May's premiership was dead after the prime minister pulled a parliamentary vote on Brexit for fear of losing it.
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Even though the average hedge fund is making some money this year after losing it in 2015, a number of big name funds are nursing heavy losses and casting a general pall over the industry.
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His video of a coterie of total strangers collectively losing it to Vengaboys' undeniable 1999 single "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom!!" has since gone viral, and the world's probably just a little bit better for it.
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It takes anywhere from four to six weeks to get a passport renewed within the US. This wait time is significantly reduced if you're renewing a passport abroad due to theft or you losing it.
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Middle Eastern oil accounted for 33.493% of India's imports in November, up from 57% in October, the data showed, with Saudi Arabia regaining its status as top supplier a month after losing it to Iraq.
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COOPERMAN: It's known, you know, I like to quote Buffett, despite the commentary before but you know Warren once observed that, basically, the comment was that he likes – I'm losing it for just a second.
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Anglers dislike the lure-snagging Nitella, but losing it to shading by overabundant plankton could let even more phosphorus leak from the mud, a cycle that could lead to a nutrient apocalypse in the pond.
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The California Democrat is set on Thursday to be elected Speaker of the House once again after first winning the title in 2007 and then again in 2009, losing it when Republicans took power in 2011.
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He'd become so ineffectual (and illogical) during last season, it's a pleasure seeing him revert to fight-or-flight, base instinct mode… and then demonstrate how much he's truly been broken by losing it on Joey.
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Guty Jr. would make history in 2000 when he won the vacant WBC featherweight title over Luisito Espinoza, before losing it two fights later to all-time great Erik Morales, who himself has fatherly boxing ties.
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The team managed to take the point back though, holding the high ground and taking it to 99 percent before losing it back to Misfits, which won the next couple team fights and took round one.
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"Having been down the whole game and then having the lead and losing it, it's a little demoralizing, especially the way we lost it, but it's a credit to our guys," Jazz coach Quin Snyder said.
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Experts say that both ideas are more in the realm of dealing with healthcare costs and would not do much to expand coverage for the people who would be losing it with the repeal of ObamaCare.
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To improve your chances of getting your stuff back – or not losing it in the first place – Farbstein offers these tips: Tape a business card or some other form of ID to your laptop or smartphone.
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Based on the real-life story of mob associate turned government star witness, Henry Hill, it's the tale of how Hill went from a boy who falls in love with organized crime to losing it all.
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Tom Brady is paying tribute to the most badass person in the Boston Marathon -- Adrianne Haslet -- who's currently running the full 26.2 on a prosthetic leg after losing it in the terror attack 3 years ago.
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For those who spent the whole year trading on the cryptocurrency markets, that creates a lot of activity to report—especially for those who didn't make much or ended up losing it all during the market's downturn.
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ProtonMail is a free to use, encrypted email service; merely having the password might not have been enough to breach the account's security if two-factor authentication was enabled, but losing it is at a minimum embarrassing.
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We talked to the Target guy himself to find out how much of it was real, how people are reacting, and what it feels like to have the internet completely losing it over this thing he wrote.
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I thought I was going to be at the top losing it, but I'm actually feeling really good, and I'm also surprised that the level of riding has been so good and so consistent across the board.
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His staff was in constant turmoil, with Mr. Trump's children serving critical campaign roles and a rotating cast of advisers alternately seeking access to Mr. Trump's ear, losing it and, often, regaining it, depending on the day.
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The semi-autonomous city's special status is key to its standing as a global financial hub, and losing it would be a major blow to its economy, which has already tipped into recession amid the ongoing unrest.
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I had to wait a full week before getting a response, and I'm glad I stuck it out without caving in; most people would get nervous and just accept the initial offer, for fear of losing it.
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So my wife has a great idea: load up the iPad or iPhone with a few kid-friendly movies, and if they're losing it, we can fire up The Goonies and keep them satisfied until dinner is served.
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"If you can invest in the right types of activities for longer periods of time, you'll be able to maintain what you have already achieved, versus constantly going back and making progress, then losing it," Lauder-Dykes says.
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It's funny now that I think about it, but we literally would film some of the funniest things that we have ever done and would be losing it and then walk away and not talk to each other.
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The group, in which Anglo American has an 23 percent stake, has seen its market share fall from over 275 percent in the 25s to about a third now, losing it control of supply and unleashing price volatility.
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AND SO AS WE MOVE AWAY FROM PETROLEUM TOWARD ELECTRICITY, THAT'S GOOD FOR NAT GAS, WHICH IS IN ABUNDANCE, BY THE WAY, BUT THEN WE'RE ALSO ON THE MARGIN GOING TO START LOSING IT TO SOLAR AND WIND.
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The closer they get to losing it, the more avidly they marshal every form of heft, pull, propaganda, coercion and extortion at hand to prevent America's political economy from locking into an equilibrium of fully inclusive democratic equality.
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Though the two stars made it pretty clear they have definitely gone their separate ways, The Vampire Diaries actor was spotted on the Chicago stop at the legendary singer's Joanne World Tour just yesterday, and fans are losing it.
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Samsung's new Galaxy M smartphones will launch in India first Samsung is currently trying to recover its lead in India, the world's second-largest smartphone market behind China, after losing it to Xiaomi at the end of 2017. 6.
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But the protests led by students and supported by the business community and the Catholic Church are posing the greatest threat to his government since he won the 2006 election and returned to power 16 years after losing it.
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And as Losing It opens, she's 26 years old and aimless, working a dead-end office job in a suburb where she knows no one, living alone in an apartment right off the highway, and, yes, still a virgin.
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" –Pitt, on The Oprah Winfrey Show, in 2008 "You have to recognize real love when it's there and know that in going after it, there is always a risk … To live with love, you have to chance losing it.
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For When You're Losing It: "Breakdown" (1997) Choice lyric: "Well I guess I'm trying to be nonchalant about it / And I'm going to extremes to prove I'm fine without you / But in reality I'm / Slowly losing my mind" 5.
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Through its neat plays on old storylines—the OA regains her sight, rather than losing it; Homer is the blind prophet's lover, not her creator—The OA toys with our expectations and with a rich and old narrative tradition.
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READ THIS NEXT: The Raddest Beauty Looks At This Year's Met Gala Jaden Smith Carried His Cut-Off Dreads To The Met Gala — & Twitter Is Losing It Your Favorite Lazy Day Hairstyle Just Swept The Met Gala Red Carpet
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"If Melenchon continues to gain ground and Macron continues losing it with Le Pen holding hers, this presidential race could potentially become a far-right versus far-left battle in the second round," said Naomi Totten, spokeswoman for Betfair.
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For the most part, Mao tolerated North Korea's displays of disloyalty because he was afraid of losing it to the Soviet Union, which was the North's main economic benefactor and provided it with aid that Mao could not match.
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Carlos Carrasco took another no-hit bid into the late innings at Tropicana Field, losing it on a two-out single in the seventh by Logan Morrison, and the Cleveland Indians beat the host Tampa Bay Rays, 5-0.
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Oracle Team USA joined the list on Monday, as the challenger Emirates Team New Zealand and its crew of young newcomers finished off a surprisingly lopsided 7-20003 victory to reclaim the America's Cup 14 years after losing it.
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Of course, "a character who seems like the sanest character out there but is actually on the verge of losing it completely" is a space Carrie Coon thrives in, which helps paper over any "flaws" that "Don't Be Ridiculous" has.
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For example, the average men's singles point at Wimbledon this year had a leverage value of 26%, meaning that either player would improve their probability of winning the match by 212% if they won the point instead of losing it.
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Read these stories next: People Are Losing It Over This Photo Of A Girl And Her Family At A Soccer Game Why This Woman Is Praising Her Ex On Facebook Why This Mom Still Does Family Photoshoots With Her Ex
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If you were dependent on Obamacare — the terrible, horrible plan no one wanted to get rid of — and you spent the first 33.3 percent of calendar year 2017 terrified of losing it, you are entitled to triple the credit. 6.
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But once you get past worrying about exactly what to call it, Hundred Days tells a captivating, emotionally potent story about how it feels to fall in love — and how it feels to be consumed with fears of losing it.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rags-to-riches coal baron Nathan Tinkler, who rode the mining boom to become Australia's youngest billionaire before losing it all when coal prices collapsed, has been declared legally bankrupt after failing to pay off a private jet.
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Related Video: Read These Stories Next: What You Didn't Know About Maria Borges' Victoria's Secret Afro Watch Lupita Nyong'o Get Ready For The Met Gala Jaden Smith Carried His Cut-Off Dreads To The Met Gala — & Twitter Is Losing It
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Ms Hochschild is a devoted liberal from Berkeley, California, and her latest book, "Strangers in Their Own Land", is an astute study of America's "culture war" drawn from the perspective of the white conservatives who feel they are losing it.
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If you thought the frenzied energy surrounding Target collaboration lines of the past was already manic, prepare yourself to see fans of the designer reach all new levels of losing it once her capsule collection drops in stores on April 9.
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Skocpol worked with Vanessa Williamson of the Brookings Institution, Harvard Ph.D. candidate Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, and several Harvard students to take a different approach and see which institutions in the conservative orbit were gaining power and which were losing it.
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High-yield savings accounts are a great place to store money for emergencies and short-term goals — including money you're shoring up to invest — because there's zero risk of losing it, it's easily accessible, and it grows while it's sitting there.
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As secretary of state, he'd be smart to model his behavior on Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, the administration's one undisputed star, who thrives in his job because he's plainly not afraid of losing it, much less of speaking his mind.
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First, it's easier – think not having to ship merchandise for thousands of miles through hostile terrain, not having to bribe officers along the chain and still risk losing it all to law enforcement and not having personnel arrested or killed.
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The French remember their loss there as a decade-long conflict, fought from 1945 to 1954, when they tried to hold on to the Asian pearl of their colonial empire until losing it in a place called Dien Bien Phu.
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Although Hanoi's leaders balked at resuming war outright, unsure of Sino-Soviet support and worried that the Americans would send in troops, in 1959 Le Duan persuaded the party to intervene indirectly in the south or risk losing it forever.
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Asked about Jimmy Carter's comment on 80 being too old to be president, he says he doesn't know anything about that story but then also insinuates that former Vice President Joe Biden, who is 76, might be losing it. 17.
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Having two or three set points in that first set and ending up losing it is kind of depressing, but I got a good start to the second set and that got me fired up and I just kept playing.
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I saw Little Women in my hometown theater with my aunt and my cousin; when Jo put that letter into the mailbox where she, her sisters, and Laurie would correspond between their houses as children, they were absolutely losing it.
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On Thursday, scientists published a new map of the land mass beneath Greenland's ice, showing that the ice is deeper than previously thought, so losing it all would lead to an additional 20143 inches of sea level rise above past estimates.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - The Brexit stance taken by the opposition Labour Party is losing it support among young people while only 12 percent of people in its former electoral heartland of Scotland back its handling of the issue, according to a poll on Monday.
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Read These Stories Next: Queer Eye Helped A Man Reunite With His Ex & The Internet Is Losing It Gigi & Bella Hadid Are Blowing Up Instagram With Throwback Pics From Their Childhood Gigi Hadid Is Trying Really Hard To Apologize To Fans In China
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In skipping the event, Pawlenty acknowledged Johnson might have an advantage with the party insiders who voted on the endorsement, and he spared himself the embarrassment that could come from someone of his stature barely winning or — worse for Pawlenty — losing it.
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Tinkler - who rode the mining boom to become Australia's youngest billionaire before losing it all when coal prices collapsed - in October was appointed chief executive of Australian Pacific Coal, which has agreed to acquire the majority of a coal mine from Anglo American.
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He was so captivated by "The Science of Life", by H.G. Wells, Julian Huxley and G.P. Wells, that rather than return it to the public library in Germiston, his South African birthplace, he paid a daunting two-shilling fine for losing it.
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"You would see parents losing it and raising their voices because it's extremely irritating to be focusing on something and have a child escalate their requests for attention," she explains, adding that some parents would do things like shove their child's hand away.
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It's something I asked for in my review of the Gear VR, and an idea that Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey has dismissed — partly, he told me in an interview at CES, because he worried that people would end up losing it.
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Katz's Deli in the Lower East Side hosted a fake orgasm contest Friday afternoon in honor of the 30th anniversary of Meg Ryan's iconic scene in "When Harry Met Sally" ... ya know, when she's losing it during a meal with Billy Crystal.
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The US is winning the climate fight in electricity — and losing it just about everywhere else The war in Syria, explained Toe ointment, a $937 bill, and a hard truth about American health care A guide to the Cambridge Analytica Facebook scandal
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SYDNEY, March 3 (Reuters) - Rags-to-riches coal mining baron Nathan Tinkler, who rode the mining boom to become Australia's youngest billionaire before losing it all when coal prices collapsed, has been declared legally bankrupt after failing to pay off a private jet.
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Read more:Fans are losing it over the Yoda revelation on 'The Mandalorian'Disney has 19 new shows coming exclusively to its streaming service — here they all areAn essential timeline of when every past and upcoming 'Star Wars' movie and TV show takes place
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But the rivalry, which Djokovic had long dominated, really began to take on a new dimension a year earlier, in the fourth round of the 219 Australian Open, when Wawrinka pushed Djokovic deep into a fifth set before losing it, 20153-22015.
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If nothing else speaks to that, the fact that—in 2017—grown women slow wining in their seats to songs off Black Market Music next to teens losing it to the newer material with absolutely no awareness of anything around them certainly does.
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Streamers on phenomenally popular game-streaming site Twitch would stream themselves betting seemingly thousands of dollars worth of skins, and in some cases losing it all—though there is suspicion in some cases that the streamers were sponsored by the skin gambling sites.
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But such a move would also clear the way for Joe Arpaio or Kelli Ward, two conservative hard-liners competing with Ms. McSally, to win the Republican nomination for Mr. Flake's seat and increase the chances of losing it to the Democrats.
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It would likely result in 15 million Americans losing their insurance next year and more than 30 million losing it a decade from now (based on analyses of an early version of the bill, which was similar to previous Republican health bills).
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It is instead the intricate ballet of patterns and passes, of each player anticipating the other's strengths and needs, each shining for the brief instant that he has the ball before passing it to a teammate or losing it to an opponent.
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A surprisingly moving scene of Jennifer Hudson, as the beleaguered street cat Grizabella, absolutely losing it singing "Memory," in a scene director Tom Hooper clearly pegged as the parallel to Anne Hathaway's "I Dreamed a Dream" in his 2012 Les Misérables adaptation.
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That suggests that lots of people don't care as much as they should about extinction due to a sort of hopelessness — they don't envision anything much better than the present ahead for humanity, so they don't care too much about losing it.
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Read these stories next: This Girl's Surprise Birthday Gift For Her Stepdad Made Him Burst Into Tears People Are Losing It Over This Photo Of A Girl And Her Family At A Soccer Game This Dad Celebrated A Small Win For Equal Rights At Church
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A good first step is that she smells the fire before anyone else does, and Karev dismisses her, only to have her be proven right as everyone runs out of the smoke-filled apartment and Karev smiles gleefully that his mom is not losing it.
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"That one cheat meal likely helped decrease cortisol (the stress hormone that causes your body to hold onto fat/prevents you from losing it) and can even help your body more effectively burn fat once you're back on track the next day," she says.
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Reducing packaging through resource-efficient design or losing it altogether can save money on raw materials and shipping costs — always a plus for the bottom line — but it can also win over a demographic that is only going to grow into its spending power.
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After all, Saturday's game was added proof that no matter how hard women work — how successful we become, how unmatched we are in our achievements, how famous and powerful our names are in the world — if we forego our niceness, we risk losing it all.
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"I don't want to think back, if only I had done one more North Carolina rally maybe I would have won by 500 votes instead of losing it by 200 votes," Trump said Friday, while adding a caveat that he still thinks he will win.
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Last year, sales at Magnit rose 6.4 percent to 1.1 trillion roubles ($19.7 billion), below its 8-10 percent target, while X53 boosted turnover 25 percent to 1.3 trillion roubles, regaining the top spot among Russian food retailers after losing it to Magnit in 2013.
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Call Me by Your Name has such a languid pull, a quiet heat that pulls you into Elio and Oliver's gorgeous summer — and into the looming pain of losing it that finally crashes in the movie's astonishing final take of Elio mourning what he's lost.
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Judging by the flood of executive actions coming out of the White House—on immigration, torture, Obamacare, and a host of other controversial issues—you would have thought Trump had won the popular vote by ten million votes, instead of losing it by three million.
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I imagined myself as a homeless guy on the street and it became this story about some guy becoming too big as a Viner, losing it all, and becoming a drug addict and a whole stretch of mess like on some Bobby Brown stuff [laughs].
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We've seen that happen before with Facebook users losing it over small changes to News Feed, and while enterprise Gmail is definitely a different category, Google has to take care to ensure that those small changes don't interrupt the everyday use cases for enterprise users.
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" She explains, "It was as if I reached 40 and everyone started losing it a little, and I began 'Ask Again, Yes'" — a contemporary saga of two suburban New York families, which debuts this week at No. 5 — "as a way to write through that.
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Claire Saffitz attempts to recreate the Milky Way, and it's a journey Watch the best news bloopers of 2019 and try to keep yourself from totally losing it Ryan Reynolds describes how he made that viral Peloton Wife spoof ad in just 36 hours
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After a roller coaster of a challenge on War of the Worlds 2 — with Laurel Stucky and Johnny "Bananas" Devenanzio throwing the battle and losing it for Team U.S.A. — the Americans selected "Ninja" Natalie Duran (last season's highest placing female) to go into elimination.
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WASHINGTON — Millions of people who get private health coverage through the Affordable Care Act would be at risk of losing it under the replacement legislation proposed by House Republicans, analysts said Tuesday, with Americans in their 33s and 60s especially likely to find coverage unaffordable.
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Islamic State (IS) militants took back a stronghold in Syria near the border with Turkey on Monday, four days after losing it to a grouping of rebels, a monitoring group claimed, as the group was battered by United States-led airstrikes over the weekend.
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Related: Everything You Need to Know for Your First Visit to Disney's New Pandora Theme Park Should you find yourself on the road (or sky) this Independence Day weekend, there are number of techniques you can practice to avoid losing it during long or crowded trips.
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Tesla and GM, two American companies that have led the charge to EVs, are going to start losing it first, which happens when they sell 260,23.1 electric cars in the US, giving the newer entrants to the market like Audi and Jaguar an advantage in the future.
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JAN FIDRMUCDepartment of Economics and FinanceBrunel UniversityUxbridge, Hillingdon * In your article about Botswana's decline in diamond revenues you neglected to mention that it has had a textbook approach to managing capital inflows from its diamond industry for more than two decades ("Losing it sparkle", January 16th).
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Not only does it face losing, it faces a public relations nightmare in which it will attempt to explain every day why it should be neither responsible nor accountable for the health and safety of college athletes, especially college football players facing significant brain trauma risks.
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Samsung is currently trying to recover its lead in India, the world's second-largest smartphone market behind China, after losing it to Xiaomi at the end of 2017, when Xiaomi's sales in India overtook Samsung for the first time, according to data from both Canalys and Counterpoint.
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It pinged off at least one fan before Glasnow's father Greg—in a white Pirates polo shirt and black Pirates cap—had it in his hands, and then Zack Hample came out of nowhere, punched him in the face and stole it dropped it, losing it forever.
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There was a period in the wake of Vulnicura where it wasn't uncommon to look over in a darkened and see Björk hanging out, wearing a colorful veil, and totally losing it as a noisy producer threw down at 2 am in some random Bushwick club space.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie Sanders2020 Democrats push for gun control action at forum Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats Sanders uses health scare to promote 'Medicare for All' MORE (I-Vt.) started the leftist wave currently cresting among Democrats; now, he risks losing it.
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In Rajasthan, which Congress won last year, its choice of 68-year-old Ashok Gehlot as chief minister, instead of 41-year-old Sachin Pilot, backfired, losing it the support of a key caste grouping, the official said, leaving the BJP likely to sweep all 25 seats.
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It started back in the fall of 2016, when the research firm PerryUndem began hearing something new in focus groups with Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters: "this palpable sense of who has power and control and who's losing it," Tresa Undem, a partner at PerryUndem, told Vox.
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Golden State, just three days removed from a historic comeback in the Western Conference finals, responded to a Cavaliers burst in the third quarter with one of its own, retaking the lead after losing it for the first time since the second minute of the game.
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Getting to make a television show that's your dream show, that's the exact show you and your lifelong best friend want to make is so rarefied, such an absurd privilege that, of course, I wouldn't be normal if I didn't have fear and anxiety about losing it.
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Because when you talk about the way that men treat their umpires, when you talk about the way men are revered for the way they battle in sport and how women are then called all these kinds of names: bitchy, or throwing a fit or losing it or whatever.
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With Nick's mother and most of his extended family and community aboard a speeding anti-Rachel train, Colin's love and loyalty keep our man from losing it – and we know that there's no one Colin would rather have by his side at the wedding of the century. Nope!
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I'm also a little distraught by the company's decision to make this purely Wi-Fi controlled over your phone connection, a decision that definitely helps you from losing it, but also kind of limits its core utility when it comes to tracking people who are not holding the phone.
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A report compiled this summer by the Center for American Progress concluded that obtaining DACA protection raised recipients' wages by 69 percent on average, and it stands to reason that losing it would cause a large-scale reversal with concomitant negative effects for GDP growth, productivity, and tax collection.
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So we are at some steps behind yourself, you know, fifteen years ago and this is really sad because you're, this is the time of your life, and you are losing it and then you are finding yourself in the studio in Latvian radio with Ben and Inga.
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I will translate what it says because I am losing it over here: Oh god my heart As if he could not be a more endearing and adorable soul, BJ Thief Cat has given the cats nicknames and written them on the colorful papers posted on the brick wall.
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When Daydream was announced, the team enigmatically hinted at a design that would prevent you from losing it, and we now know what that is: a groove and elastic loop on the inside of the front panel of the headset, which holds the controller firmly in place between uses.
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Mr. Wolfe's prose here is mostly sure-footed, but there are moments when he seems on the verge of losing it, of falling into fragments of Morse-code nonsense that will put older readers in mind of the insane ellipses-filled columns Larry King once filed for USA Today.
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The rally had many of the hallmarks of Trump's other campaign appearances, but the president focused heavily on impeachment and the Bidens at the outset of the event, which took place in a state where he is seeking to gin up support after narrowly losing it in 2016.
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If white women of all education levels were more susceptible to Mr. Trump's nostalgic, macho transactionalism, perhaps it was because they are adjacent to the men who have traditionally enjoyed the most resources and power in society, and who either believe they have lost it or fear losing it.
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In his brightly-colored acrylic works, Haitian-born, Philadelphia-based artist Claes Gabriel addresses the Haitian Revolution, global migration, and police brutality in the US. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — In Claes Gabriel's crisp, vibrant paintings, somber subjects become darkly comic reflections on having power — and losing it.
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Several analysts used the analogy of Trump going "all in" on tariffs in the wake of Thursday's announcement, a reference to the situation in the card game poker where one player bets all his money in a bid to win a big jackpot, but at the risk of losing it all.
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Canvas has optioned four properties for this new venture: Losing It series by Cora Carmack, The Nightmare Affair series by Mindee Arnett, Thicker Than Water by Kelly Fiore, and Between The Devil and The Deep Blue Sea and its sequel Between the Spark and the Burn by April Genevieve Tucholke.
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GreenvilleOnline.com reports that the fundamentalist Christian college, has finally regained its non-profit status 34 years after losing it: Bob Jones University lost its tax exemption after a 13-year battle with the IRS over whether the university's policies against interracial dating precluded it as a non-taxable religious educational institution.
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"This Florida reef is as important to our country as the sequoias of California, and we are losing it faster than we can figure out why," said Rachel Silverstein, the executive director of Miami Waterkeeper, a nonprofit environmental organization that has sued the Army Corps of Engineers over coral damage.
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Two new reports out this week offer fresh details about the millions of people who have benefited from the expansion of health coverage under the Affordable Care Act, and who are at risk of losing it under President-elect Donald Trump if he seeks repeal of the ACA as planned.
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The hope is that Agassi can help him return to the top of the pyramid, and Djokovic spoke of how Agassi's contributions were, thus far, more abstract than tactical, hinting that Agassi is uniquely positioned to understand the challenges for a player seeking to recapture top form after losing it.
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"I did not long ago spy on the shelf of an airport bookshop in Oslo a copy of the Modern Library edition of my 'Bellow,' " he noted, alongside "Losing It — and Gaining My Life Back One Pound at a Time," by Valerie Bertinelli, and a collection of Alan Bennett's essays.
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Much like 82-year-old dumpling chef-turned-DJ Sumiko Iwamuro, Grofé is the spry 72-year-old losing it to Bro Safari in the viral video from last year's Sunset Music Festival in Tampa, and the semi-retired grandfather has become something of a local legend as a result.
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The administration may be constrained by federal law, which requires Medicaid dollars to pay for actual health care, but the result nevertheless is that states could struggle to effectively implement their work requirements and any bureaucratic snafus could result in people who need and should qualify for Medicaid coverage losing it.
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The Purdue Improved Crop Storage (PICS) bag is being promoted in seven districts in Malawi as an alternative to using chemical pesticides on stored grain or simply losing it to pests, said Shelix Munthali, an official with the Feed the Future agricultural diversification program, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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The tracks combined her typical impressive storytelling abilities while tying together strong emotions of frustration that feel at home in "Reputation" (seen in the track "The Man") as well as stories of falling in love and almost losing it that feel at home in "Speak Now" or "Red" (as seen in "Cornelia Street").
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The House plan the President tacitly endorsed Tuesday night would cost millions their care, return the country to the days when insurance companies could refuse people with pre-existing conditions and remove myriad consumer protections that guarantee patients a minimum standard of coverage while preventing them from losing it if they become seriously ill.
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The leader of the armed group in Oregon is Ammon Bundy, the son of Cliven Bundy, a rancher in Nevada who in 2014 engaged in an armed standoff with federal officials, gaining the support of leaders in the conservative movement, then losing it after declaring that black Americans would be better off as slaves.
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The Asian Americans Advancing Justice, the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund and 15 other advocacy groups said the risk of criminal prosecution and denaturalization threatens to create two unequal classes of citizens: natural-born Americans who enjoy complete security in their citizenship and naturalized immigrants who would fear losing it.
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The arc is of Franken finding his voice, first as a child in Minnesota, then on Saturday Night Live as a writer and performer; then losing it, as a politician whose jokes are decontextualized and weaponized by his opponents; then finding it again in the pages of the book you are holding in your hands.
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Total Football, made famous by Johan Cruijff, a star player for the Amsterdam team Ajax and for Barcelona, promoted possession-based soccer—retaining the ball through short, precise passes, rather than risk losing it by booting up the field—with every player equipped, at least in theory, to occupy every role on the pitch.
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It's a common trope used by companies in the wake of a data breach — either in a "mea culpa" email to their customers or a statement on their website to tell you that they care about your data, even though in the next sentence they all too often admit to misusing or losing it.
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Watch the best news bloopers of 2019 and try to keep yourself from totally losing it Stephen Colbert tears down Trump's Twitter attack on Greta Thunberg Awkwafina shares the bizarre text message her aunt sent her after Golden Globes nom Ryan Reynolds has a story about his mom that's almost too gross to be true
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Claire Saffitz attempts to recreate the Milky Way, and it's a journey Watch the best news bloopers of 2019 and try to keep yourself from totally losing it Ryan Reynolds describes how he made that viral Peloton Wife spoof ad in just 36 hours Stephen Colbert tears down Trump's Twitter attack on Greta Thunberg
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Karen HandelKaren Christine HandelGOP Georgia congressional candidate withdraws after calling himself a 'white nationalist' Freshman House Dems surge past GOP in money race McBath fundraising off 'get back in the kitchen' remarks MORE (R-Ga.) will run for her old seat after losing it in the 2202 midterms, Handel announced on Twitter Monday morning.
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MARTIN REDFERNEdinburgh As a 69-year-old with the temerity to think she still has all her marbles, I fear becoming the victim of financial "mass-marketing scams" far less than I fear becoming the victim of paternalistic bank staff who have received training "in how to spot dementia and signs of financial abuse" ("Not losing it", February 11th).
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Watch the best news bloopers of 2019 and try to keep yourself from totally losing it Ryan Reynolds describes how he made that viral Peloton Wife spoof ad in just 36 hours Stephen Colbert tears down Trump's Twitter attack on Greta Thunberg Awkwafina shares the bizarre text message her aunt sent her after Golden Globes nom
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The company also has a new version of its Inspiron 7000 Black Edition 2-in-1 laptop with a clever twist: it hides the included stylus in a dock that's built into the hinge below the screen, instead of wasting valuable space inside the laptop or not offering a place to stow the pen at all (a surefire recipe for losing it).
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Dreyfus may have taken home five Emmys for her work in what the awards define as a comedy series, but her performance evokes the darkness at the heart of all dramatic tales of the deaths of kings: laying claim to all the power you can dream of; discovering that it isn't enough to make you whole; and then, even more painfully, losing it.
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Read more:7 unusual vintage Thanksgiving dishes that no one makes anymoreVintage photos show how much your favorite fast food restaurants have changed since they first openedThese 13 vintage photos show how much better plane food was in the fiftiesA woman found an old cookbook with vintage recipes like 'Coca-Cola salad' and 'Congealed potato salad,' and Twitter is losing it
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Op-Ed Contributor STATESBORO, Ga. — Growing up in a factory family in small-town Indiana, I led an uncertain life with only a few constants: fear of losing it all, frustration with a world out of our control and the ever-present need to "be a man," a phrase that always carried with it an air of responsibility and torment.
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Read more:Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan try not to fall in love in the new 'Little Women' trailerPeople are losing it over a 'sinister' Timothée Chalamet doll that you can buy for $122,795Timothée Chalamet was caught reading at the SAG Awards, and people are enraptured by itTimothée Chalamet's first acting role was on 'Law & Order' — and Ellen DeGeneres dug up the video
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In just one more of a never-ending string of stories, large and small, that makes perfectly clear that the internet has poisoned our brains to such an extent that we are in a constant state of This [index finger and thumb barely separated] Close To Losing It, there is a controversy surrounding the frigging Home Run Derby. The. Home. Run. Derby. !!
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Vox's Scott gets at the political dangers here in his piece on the difficulties the employer-based health system poses for reformers: When Vox conducted focus groups on single-payer, led by opinion researcher Michael Perry, one recurring concern we heard was from people who mostly like the insurance they have and were worried about losing it under Medicare-for-all.
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Watch the best news bloopers of 2019 and try to keep yourself from totally losing it Ryan Reynolds describes how he made that viral Peloton Wife spoof ad in just 36 hours Awkwafina shares the bizarre text message her aunt sent her after Golden Globes nom Ryan Reynolds has a story about his mom that's almost too gross to be true
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Former President Obama nearly won Greene County in 28503, losing it by less than a percentage point, but Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE lost it by 22019 percentage points in 2016.
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A clip from Saturday Night Live's infamous "Jane, you ignorant slut" sketch and another of Jon Stewart losing it on Crossfire with Tucker Carlson help underline the point: "Debate" shifted from a highly mannered way of sorting out ideas in public for the benefit of the listeners to a blood sport, with the participants' legitimacy as human beings up for grabs.
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Absolutely. Until they realize that the definitive book platform is the one to bet on and that their own ebook download solution is silly at best and dangerous at best – I, personally, can imagine my dad buying a book and then losing it on his iPad when he forgets what Bookshout even is – it is irresponsible for them to force new things on readers.
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More on this... 11 Reasons to Eat an Egg Every Day Gallery Vegan Dude Freaks Out Over Woman's Selfless Deed, Twitter Comes to the Rescue Twitter Is Losing It Over IHOP Changing to 'IHOb' 50 Salads for Spring and Summer Broccoli Coffee Is a Gross Thing That Exists "This is the kind of salad my vegan friends complain about as the 'vegan option' at many restaurants," complained one user .
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You're not sure you want to imagine this indomitable counterculture figure losing it over a patio ("They got home and saw the deck, painted an unexpected brown, and she'd screamed and screamed"), scrolling through social media to see who is having a better vacation than she is or dining on potato foam or white peach bellinis or "panna cotta like a severed breast" and worrying about her weight.
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Read more:Timothée Chalamet and Saoirse Ronan try not to fall in love in the new 'Little Women' trailerPeople are losing it over a 'sinister' Timothée Chalamet doll that you can buy for $122,795Pete Davidson says he got stuck paying the expensive bill from his dinner with Kanye West, Timothée Chalamet, and Kid CudiKylie Jenner celebrated the beginning of fall with a sparkling orange outfit and $5,695 clutch that looks like a pile of money
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Read more:Ricky Gervais kicks off the Golden Globes with a wild introduction that essentially told Hollywood to f--- offPhoebe Waller-Bridge makes a sex joke about former President Barack Obama during her Golden Globes acceptance speechJason Momoa took his jacket off to expose his tank top at the Golden Globes and fans went wildBeyoncé made a surprise appearance at the Golden Globes after skipping the red carpet and fans are losing it
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