We can't get lost in B.S. We can't get lost tearing each other down.
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It's very important to get lost in your own head, not just get lost in the hive mind.
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Some of them make perfect sense: Briefcases get lost on Friday (TGIF) and wedding dresses get lost on the weekends.
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Google can point you along the way if you get lost but, in general, you're supposed to keep your head up while you walk, and only check the app if you get lost.
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Eventually, he got hotel staff to tell me get lost.
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But it's also easy to get lost in Axe's world.
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This is a track (or pilgrimage) to get lost in.
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A plain USB could easily get lost on his desk.
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"We don't want this game to get lost," he said.
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But don't let the indies get lost amid the blockbusters.
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It's easy to get lost in a megastore like Sephora.
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"I didn't want women's stories to get lost," she said.
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And I sometimes get lost — absorbed — in drawing or painting.
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Rings get lost, holes close up, but ink is forever.
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Ever had a package of yours get lost or stolen?
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When I daydream, I often get lost in escape fantasies.
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Will my own shitty posts get lost in the shuffle?
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But the same man can get lost in the sauce.
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And it seemed to get lost in the third quarter.
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A plain USB could easily get lost on his desk.
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Smoke a bowl and get lost in your own mind.
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I like the idea that you can get lost here.
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"The money will get lost in the chain," she says.
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You get lost within the culture, the noise, the music.
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Go get lost for a year and see the world.
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There, as in most IKEAs, it's easy to get lost.
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Perhaps get lost in a movie or a book instead?
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Tell them to get lost with this helpful haunting emoji.
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Mercury is retrograde, so you might get lost, but whatever.
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The cursor would move in jerks and often get lost.
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In the old days, it was easy to get lost.
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At other times, data already entered seem to get lost.
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I encourage you to do what I did: get lost.
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It's our way of saying, 'Get lost Maduro, you're useless!
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I get lost in this vortex on your Instagram page.
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Just get down there with your pals and get lost.
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Otherwise, they will just become electronic clutter and get lost.
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That wisdom can sometimes get lost on the pop charts.
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Consider taking some time to get lost in the store
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I would listen to music and get lost in thought.
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"You kind of get lost in the moment," he said.
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We can get lost in our own head space sometimes.
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Come get lost in the sound at this Brooklyn show.
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When you know who you are, you don't get lost.
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If not, you get lost in a sea of life.
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And what happens if you get lost with no GPS?
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This way, it won't get lost or accidentally torn off.
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It's nice to get lost in a piece of art.
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I think that can get lost on retail investors, unfortunately.
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"I'm not letting my kids get lost," Ms. Walker said.
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Nonverbal communication — rolled eyes and harsh tones — get lost online.
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It's easy to get lost inside the house of Dior.
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Human accouterments like wristwatches get lost in the pine needles.
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"Basically, it was hard to get lost there," he said.
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Follow the maze ... try not to get lost in translation.
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Real talk: It's still very easy to get lost while driving.
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Moral of the story: it's easy to get lost in Trumpland.
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The activity and noise helps him get lost in the work.
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It's pretty easy to get lost in a massive international airport.
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Thinking of handwriting and other things that get lost over time.
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But your ball isn't the only thing that might get lost.
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So let's put it this way, those things shouldn't get lost.
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Nothing will get lost–everything in this lobster roll is equal.
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I desperately wanted to get lost in an expansive virtual world.
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That's how a lot of artists get lost in the shuffle.
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Sometimes the script was illegible, and sometimes sheets would get lost.
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And I think those benefits get lost in all the negativity.
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If you get lost in space, nobody's going to find you.
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Unfortunately, by importing the meshes into Blender, some information get lost.
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It's easy to get lost in the middle of the week.
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Don't be so defensive that you get lost in the weeds.
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You'll get lost in the cross-talk and miss your chance.
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Romy Rafael has the kind of eyes people get lost in.
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Pisces season is dreamy—will you get lost in the clouds?
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Get lost in the swirling designs and effectively creepy audio below.
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Get lost in the innocent, low-resolution computer world of 1992.
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In any facsimile of reality, details are going to get lost.
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Details and nuances are going to get lost in those conditions.
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A few wander a bit aimlessly, get lost and sit down.
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Sometimes taking care of yourself can get lost in the shuffle.
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I felt like I would never get lost in this car.
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You could get lost endlessly scrolling through videos of all kinds.
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Once you're in jail, you can get lost in the system.
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He's not afraid she'll get lost — the city is a grid.
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We can't help but get lost in the Eyes of Hitchcock.
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So I just don't, I don't get lost in that comparison.
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He and I get lost in conversations on a regular basis.
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I feel that the people get lost in all of that.
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If we don't, we're going to get lost in the dust.
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Love is all around, so why not get lost in it?
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K., take her hand and run, and get lost in it.
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Find a safe place to get lost, through art or music.
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"I always used to get lost in the music," he said.
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Examining the surface, you begin to get lost in the looking.
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More issues surfaced: Did any ballots get lost in the mail?
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And, circling back so it doesn't get lost: Call his doctor.
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"Customers don't want to get lost in a box," Northart said.
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Will I get lost if I head down an unknown path?
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Roger Cohen SITTWE, Myanmar — It has become harder to get lost.
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Crucial plot points can get lost in the bustle and detail.
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It's a fully imagined world that you can get lost in.
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It's the kind of song that's easy to get lost in.
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These are maps you can get lost just looking at them.
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Spend time alone, meditate, or get lost in a good book.
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It's easy to get lost in the swell of superhero entertainment.
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Nile Rodgers' good looks did not get lost in the music!
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It's possible to get 'lost' in cruising—to step outside of routines of normal time—in the same way it is possible to get lost on the dance floor, or even just walking through the city.
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Take an afternoon and get lost among the sharks, penguins, and jellyfish.
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But things are not so fine when he and Forky get lost.
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What if we split up while walking and I get lost forever?
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And hopefully, next time our invite won't get lost in the mail.
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It's easy to get lost, trip, and fall on a plot hole.
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You can't control the cloud, but you can get lost in it.
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Correction: I get lost along the way and peer into some shops.
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"It's the little folks who get lost in the shuffle," says Bridy.
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There might be (a sixth generation)... I hope it won't get lost.
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More and more I find myself trying new ways to get lost.
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They're also mostly on rails so that it's impossible to get lost.
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If you do have the sauce, just don't get lost in it.
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And it's easy to get lost in all the tots and toddlers.
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Get lost in his dreamy vision of humans in the Instagrams below.
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As happens when you run blindly into the wild, they get lost.
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Some truly great shows on Netflix can get lost in the drifts.
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Of course, carriers want [telecom issues] to get lost in that morass.
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Every time I would bring someone on campus, they would get lost.
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Read the story Get lost in the cosmos with these space photos.
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If I'm not careful I'll just get lost in that some more.
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The core of Final Fantasy didn't get lost in this transition, though.
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"There were so many opportunities to get lost," he tells me smiling.
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If you wanna get lost, do it on a fully charged phone.
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What do you do when you get lost in a foreign city?
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Did your New York Fashion Week invite get lost in the mail?
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I memorize that as a landmark, just in case I get lost.
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Let's not let such important information get lost in the paper shuffle.
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"Mullahs get lost," they shout, while burning portraits of Iran's clerical rulers.
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That creates a certain pressure and you can get lost in that.
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This is high-concept stuff, and opportunities get lost in the shuffle.
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"We get lost in the ego-centric sense of sexuality," Walen said.
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And your relaxation time will be even shorter if you get lost.
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If you look away for a moment, you're likely to get lost.
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It can be easy to get lost when shopping for home decor.
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You know, it's really easy to get lost, spiritually and everything else.
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That means lots of offers and quotes get lost in the mix.
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You can easily get lost on the way to being in place.
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Each piece is a thoughtful meditation to get lost—or found—within.
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It's easy to get lost in how diverse we say we are.
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As Taylor says, "sometimes you just wanna get lost, like freestyling." video
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She told him to get lost, but with more amusement than alarm.
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You're in the mood to get lost in your own dream world.
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Everyone is always warning you not to get lost in the weeds.
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Much as great teams share information, things may get lost in translation.
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The Democrats must be careful not to get lost in the weeds.
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It's rare that you get lost in illusions, but you're only human.
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So many series of actions, I get lost trying to explain it.
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Make space to nourish yourself and get lost in something you love.
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Label everything with your name, so it doesn't get lost or forgotten.
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It's not a matter of whether records are going to get lost.
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"Folks who are just airing a polished presentation get lost," he says.
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I'm really into making these little universes you can get lost in.
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Life is too fucking short to get lost in a video game.
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In addition, since some trails aren't marked, it's easy to get lost.
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"That's if you don't get lost, which we did, a fair bit."
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"It was so great to get lost in the music," she said.
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Black Tomato, a New York- and London-based agency, recently debuted a "Get Lost" service, which drops travelers into remote destinations, requiring them to find their way out (tag line: "You need to get lost to find yourself").
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But it was impossible to get lost: All trails circled back to Bedrichov.
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More opportunities to get lost within this world, this narrative, and these characters.
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"This apartment does not get lost in the view at all," he adds.
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If its viewers get lost, so be it; at least they'll be engaged.
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It's easy to get lost navigating the hotel if you don't know this.
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It's sometimes easy to get lost in the excitement of your new venture.
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Turtles, it would seem, can get lost while searching for their natal beach.
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Try to get lost in a book, not a dark ally while drunk.
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But it's better to try than to get lost in alarmist half-truths.
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Fortunately, EA pushed back loudly, telling players to "accept it," or get lost.
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You can be a part of the community, but you don't get lost.
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Jumping on the snowmobiles, I couldn't wait to get lost in the landscape.
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Granted, these are subtle, complicated ideas that can easily get lost in campaigns.
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She might get lost on here just looking at the zillions of choices.
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Biopics are one of our favorite ways to get lost in a story.
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These are the love stories you'll want to get lost in this summer.
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It's very easy to get lost in the trees and miss the forest.
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There is a tendency at any conference to get lost in the message.
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I feel like there's something about them that you can get lost in.
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It's going to be harder than ever to get lost with your iPhone.
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It's way too easy to get lost in the psychedelia of it all.
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I thought it was fun to get lost in that memory of his.
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I've owned my Apple Watch since June and I still get lost sometimes.
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They think 'no' means 'yes,' and 'get lost' means, 'take me, I'm yours.
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I don't know what's going to happen if I get lost out there.
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It's easy to get lost in these hills; the roads are poorly signposted.
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A great pair of speakers can get lost in a poorly treated room.
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So, it's highly unlikely that a tampon will get "lost" inside of you.
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And we can get lost in time and space while listening to music.
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Clear, data-based discussions of mass homicides can get lost among political narratives.
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Personal narratives get lost, while a candidate's can become warped through the vertigo.
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Or, when you're dealing with pure disembodied data, will something always get lost?
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Navigate your way through the dating world dry and you may get lost.
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This way you can guide yourself if you get lost or lose service.
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"L'Rain," her debut album, can sometimes get lost in its own vertiginous swirl.
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When you can't leave your house, go get lost in these books instead.
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Get lost in a temperate rain forest via this short virtual reality documentary.
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Places that other cities would brag about get lost in the crowd here.
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To zoom in on those issues is to get lost in the weeds.
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"I could get lost in these 45s that I had," Mr. Perry said.
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The risk is that notes and rhythms can get lost in the shuffle.
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"You just literally had to get lost in that moment," he said Tuesday.
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Twitter, of course, is invaluable, though you can get lost in the feeds.
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But now I have somewhere to go and get lost in my anxiety.
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The easiest way to get lost in the crowd is to follow them.
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"Our phones are relatively small and they get lost and stolen," Horvath said.
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We can all get lost there: everybody looks at their own little sections.
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So if I say "pop shove it," you're not going to get lost?
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Take some time out for yourself and get lost in a good book.
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A person might easily get lost in that blank sandscape, quite possibly forever.
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Though the city's neighborhoods are historic and picturesque, it's easy to get lost.
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Are you one of those people who get lost in walk-in closets?
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Ideas aren't the only thing to get lost as the series goes along.
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It's easy for my wheelchair to get lost if it's put in cargo.
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VICE: How did the ring get lost—just the chaos of the blaze?
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They must feel like they could get lost, truly tangled in the spiral.
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I don't like downloading stuff on iTunes, only for it to get lost.
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First, the effects of unemployment on inflation can get lost amid temporary economic gyrations.
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It is a great novel to get lost in, learn from, and think about.
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These buds have embedded magnetic attraction so they won't get lost in your bag.
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That's a road map if you don't want to get lost in the forest.
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Without these interruptions it can be easy to get lost in the Amazon yourself.
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While precise, these eventually stop being accurate, as their atoms get lost over time.
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The sweeping camerawork is genuinely mesmerizing — it's easy to get lost in this video.
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Darker clothes will get lost in the lush greens and shadows of a forest.
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Then finally, get lost in the sensational World Unknown session on Balamii this week.
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It's why we binge watch TV series, devour podcasts, and get lost in Wikipedia.
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The tapping is accurate, even if swiping tends to get lost on longer words.
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A lot can get lost in translation, leaving the end product flat and flavorless.
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Get lost in the pretty swirls or try to track potential hurricanes and typhoons.
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The wonder of A Very Warm Fire is that it's easy to get lost.
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Try not to look too deeply into this cat's eyes — you might get lost.
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We would get lost without Google maps or miss appointments without our Google calendar.
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I turn on some KPOP and get lost in the vibrant colors and choreography.
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"You can almost get lost and start to spread yourself too thin," he said.
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Never get lost in a museum again with project tango at your side pic.twitter.
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"She only tried that once and I told her to get lost," he alleges.
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Reynolds praises Gyllenhaal's ability to get lost in a role — something he hasn't mastered.
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Don't get lost in the excitement, and definitely watch out for some big exaggerations.
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You need something to set you apart, otherwise you'll get lost in the shuffle.
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They know how to read the savanna-like water trails (and not get lost).
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The useful instructions can get lost amid all the dancing, singing and cartoon characters.
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I'd love to get lost in a crowd sometimes, but I can't be invisible.
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It's easy for the Republican health care bill to get lost in the shuffle.
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He will do it to exercise, to relax, to get lost in his thoughts.
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It was easy to get lost in the piles of merchandise lining every corner.
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But the media must not get lost in the vortex of confrontation and attack.
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I worry that real news could get lost in a meadow of soft features.
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And the examples of his indecency get lost in the sheer volume of them.
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Computers get lost or stolen, so it's critical to have cloud-based data storage.
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Apparently it's a very usual thing at Vuitton: when you arrive, you get lost.
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This country needs a president who doesn't pout or get lost in puerile protestations.
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Don't buy expensive products, especially electronics, since things tend to break or get lost.
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Mercury in Taurus's energy will anchor you so you don't get lost in daydreams.
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Regardless, it's as good an excuse as any to get lost in some music.
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The medieval city of Rhodes contains many narrow, winding streets to get lost in.
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The heavy fall in oil prices has also led to energy stocks get lost.
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"There are these really beautiful trades that get lost in mass production," she says.
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The last thing I want is something important to get lost in the shuffle.
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From top to bottom, it's full of worlds you'll want to get lost in.
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"Let's not get lost in who is responsible for this heinous act," she said.
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"We have an innate desire to get lost and find our way," Stolworthy says.
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Parallel to these harder, caustic songs are impeccably innocent ones to get lost in.
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"Goodbye" is better than "get lost," even if the outcome is ultimately the same.
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It was too easy to get lost in the minute details of an emotion.
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But get too specific, and readers will get lost in a sea of details.
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I like it with shells sometimes, for how the olives get lost in them.
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Paperwork would get lost, Ms. Bacigalupo said, and emails and calls were not returned.
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Wallets get lost, but so do phones with digital wallets (which can also break).
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We find hidden oases, jump off bridges and get lost in the jungle together.
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It really carries both that fear and ambition to get lost or lose yourself.
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"I was worried it would get lost with those big Broadway prosceniums," he remembers.
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Letters and responses can easily get lost in the mail or be accidently discarded.
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As a former extreme camper, I know how easy it is to get lost.
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Humor can easily get lost in translation without the right tone or facial expressions.
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So the people in the middle, they get lost in those cracks, like Davion.
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So the people in the middle, they get lost in those cracks, like Davion.
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But when you love someone and they are growing quickly, silk pants get lost.
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If I get lost at an amusement park, it's ME who is supremely fucked.
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You could get lost in its natural wonders, like the Rockies or the Everglades.
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Without a date to work to, we all get lost in the busy trap.
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Anytime I do a particularly good show, I get lost, I go somewhere else.
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"If we lived there, we would get lost in the shuffle," Mr. Kenney said.
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You will get lost in your memories and may never get off the couch.
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But I think there's incredible good that's easy to get lost in the discussion.
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Just don't get lost or confused: Mercury, the planet of logic, is still retrograde.
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So in that way once you go somewhere it presents a certain amount of empathy toward what that community needs and what they're going through that oftentimes when we have national conversations around things those details get lost, and those people get lost.
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It has the kind of storytelling that you can get lost in — just like you can get lost in the immense and palpable aesthetic pleasure the book takes in objects, in signifiers of tony expensive taste paired with a virtuous middle-class budget.
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"She's been told today, 'get lost, we're not staying in the single market," he said.
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You get lost in the landscape, which only makes actually ending up somewhere more impactful.
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Our Ikea was one of the biggest, so a lot of customers would get lost.
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We need to support her story because we don't want her to get lost again.
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ET, but likely to get lost in the simultaneous release of the December jobs report.
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Once Upon a Book Club — $35+ per month See Details Get lost in a book.
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Much like the internet itself, you can easily get lost in every manic, magnificent place.
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Pros: Innovative, strategy game, new take on a classic gameCons: Small pieces can get lost
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Our reporters answer the big questions, including: Did your invite get lost in the mail?
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Hunnam and his charismatic band of merry pranksters get lost in the sea of pixels.
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You can jump ahead in the lesson plan, but then be prepared to get lost.
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LISA will be sensitive to low-frequency waves that currently get lost in the noise.
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The journey takes about an hour in total, and I get lost in my book.
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And if you haven't been following it from the start, it's easy to get lost.
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Even if you're not a designer, the map is pretty fun to get lost in.
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People get lost inside large organizations and group think can overwhelm even normally ethical individuals.
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And you start to, you know, you kind of get lost in a creative flow.
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Our sickest patients are often our geriatric patients, and they get lost in the shuffle.
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I told her to put in two slices tomorrow and tell them to get lost.
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If you follow a ton of celebrities or interest accounts, your favorites won't get lost.
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Don't get lost in the details; look at the big picture and speak your mind.
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Facebook wants to make sure you don't get lost several layers deep beyond the feed.
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Says Sue, "There was no way we were going to let him get lost again."
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If you're a Photoshop novice, you're going to get lost following this tutorial pretty quickly.
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Now, group conversations automatically open to the first unread message, so you don't get lost.
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Part of Ansell's job was to make sure Radical didn't get lost in the shuffle.
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It's robust, to say the least, and easy for casual users to get lost in.
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"Get lost with me, get high," she implores in the opening notes of the song.
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But the community there is very supportive and you can easily get lost in it.
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Grab a friend and get lost in music, cocktails, prayer—whatever it is you're into!
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Take yourself on a trip, or pick up a new book to get lost in.
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We'd all like to laugh and be moved and get lost in a good show.
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Even in these futuristic modern times, phone cables still get lost, especially in the dark.
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But it's also terrible because it's easy to get lost in a sea of releases.
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But bracelets snap, necklaces get lost, and, well, we all know what happened to Myspace.
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It helps reconnect with feelings and emotions that often get lost in highly traumatic situations.
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Someone with Alzheimer's may often get lost, misplace things, repeat questions, or display mood changes.
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She tells him to get lost and to take Miller's name out of his mouth.
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That's been a real blessing, to be able to get lost in the woods together.
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"When I go to their rooms, they just tell me to get lost," she says.
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And like a lot of unhappy people, he's looking to get lost in a fantasy.
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I do it because I have the addict's need to get lost in the story.
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"Let's not get lost in celebration and pretend Saudi Arabia has fundamentally "changed"," one wrote.
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Gordon: There's the sense that you can get lost here and find your own way.
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Amidst the culture clash, the legal nuances that will decide these cases can get lost.
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In case you get lost on such a big airport, just give us a call!
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If you get lost in a crowd, your friends should have no problem spotting you.
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But the racist history of felon disenfranchisement laws should not get lost in the legalese.
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Hand-painted arrow signs were posted at every key area so guests can't get lost.
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Did her additional declaration that she loves Bay City get lost in the local outrage?
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"I think there are better ways to help publishers get lost revenue back," he said.
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BONUS: This sexual sci-fi thriller is an enigma we want to get lost in.
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Get lost together in the wondrous Grand Bazaar, taking in the heady scents of spices.
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But given all the other policies the report demands, they get lost in the shuffle.
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Make it an early night—get lost in a fantasy novel or practice lucid dreaming.
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Water in the west is complex, and it's easy to get lost in the details.
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You'll be surprised how much can get lost in translation when you only type. Sorry.
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I turn to it often to fact-check dates — or to get lost in nostalgia.
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You can get lost for hours in the bolts of silks, satins, linen and lace.
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Engage with spiritual mysteries, get dressed up, or get lost in your own little world.
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With multiple stairs and walking paths, you could easily get lost exploring the power station.
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It's a foolproof way to make sure your stuff doesn't get lost in the abyss.
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"People even get lost a short distance from a trail," the group wrote on Facebook.
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And that reminds us of another thing about a Pelecanos novel: You'll never get lost.
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I would get lost frequently but I always managed to end up at Kenwood House.
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"I wouldn't get lost in 10 years, 4 years, 6 years, 3 years," he said.
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You can easily get lost, particularly if your cognitive faculties aren't what they once were.
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I got the hint that I needed to get lost so he could die alone.
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Those pesky little things that get lost when a writer relies on grandiose scare tactics.
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Alternately, you can just get lost in a magazine, at a tempo of your choosing.
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Or it may get lost amid the selfies and bright visual pop of her work.
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As long as I used the tracks to guide me, I'd never get lost. Simple.
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I like to get lost in the work, to circle back and revisit favorite pieces.
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Tragically, some victims are children who fall through ice or get lost in residential snowbanks.
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Get lost in art and film instead of making important decisions related to your career.
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Westby described the chip as similar to an ID badge that can never get lost.
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"My big fear is that Howard Thurman's name might get lost in history," he says.
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"Emails can get lost and people don't want to wait for a response," she says.
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X-ray equipment is unlikely to harm them, and they may get lost or damaged.
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It was nearly noon, and he had his own little universe to get lost in.
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"Sometimes wisecracks get lost in Twitter translation so appreciate the chance to clarify," Harris replied.
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I am afraid they will get lost — I have to stay and look after them.
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A ton of stuff happened, and it's easy to get lost in the entertainment whirlpool.
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It's harder to get lost, more difficult to look out the window and feel scared.
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You could get lost for two days in the folds of that royal blue dress.
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It's designed to give crabs a chance to escape pots that get lost at sea.
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A 2012 New York Times article explained how we get lost in a good book.
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There's room for you to explore on your own, so go, get lost in it.
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She will perform selections from the album she released last month, "Let's Get Lost," on Feb.
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He's right in the middle, which is, I'm learning, where a lot of kids get lost.
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We get lost because the freeway is closed, but we get there with plenty of time.
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It's easy to get lost, and it takes time to master the layouts of each level.
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But these can get lost or garbled over time, and they usually feel like a chore.
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I would tell anyone to just put there phone away and get lost in the city.
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Williams wears a red-hot thong bikini and totally let herself get lost in the moment.
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Big enough, in fact, that the sheer number of reports can mean those lessons get lost.
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New York (CNN Business)Mid-sized companies often get lost in the shuffle on Wall Street.
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I know the Russia investigation story has lasted several months, so it's easy to get lost.
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And that means that you need to have a rich enough world to get lost in.
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Even if the general meaning is preserved, specific idioms and grammatical structures get lost in translation.
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There's literally millions of those, one after another reliably waiting for you to get lost in.
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I want to just let go and be a free spirit, to get lost in music.
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Whenever a huge jackpot like this grabs our imagination, everyone seems to get lost in fantasy.
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They're essentially "blinded," and so can get lost or exhausted and wash up on a beach.
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Outside her event in Schwerin protesters chant "Get lost!" and brandish signs reading "Merkel must go".
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When I get lost and just work for six hours straight, they don't hurt my head.
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When you're talking about 226.2 billion smackeroos, it's easy to get lost in the big number.
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Recruiters spend months evaluating applicants only to have great prospective candidates get lost in the pile.
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There's a legitimate threat that the game might get lost in the din of other titles.
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I would imagine they didn't want their paychecks and whatever they wanted to get lost somewhere.
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One of Honest Ed's famous slogans could most aptly describe Unless: Come in and get lost.
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Instead, it can easily get lost among reviews about broken mini fridges and slow room service.
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Flipboard, the media-aggregation app, wants you to get lost in your reading about your passions.
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Aggregating gaming content could make sure it doesn't get lost in the fast-moving News Feed.
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But as a standalone band, it could easily get lost in a very crowded wristband market.
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Don't get lost in your head too much, just keep doing stuff, keep moving, keep going.
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A city you love full of places you know and don't get lost trying to find.
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As a person with something to sell, how do you not get lost in the crowd?
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If obviously worthwhile causes get lost in this mix the abundance of UN days is counterproductive.
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Get lost in the swirling dust, the misty mountaintops, the great rolling plains... while you can.
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It's easy to get lost in this piece—or to forget you're listening to it entirely.
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I bring a whole suitcase of wigs and extensions, and I pray it doesn't get lost.
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Those new to the sector can often get lost in the technical jargon that accompanies it.
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Or, like, I'll fidget and I'll move, and the eyelash will get lost in my eyeball.
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I go off from the edges and try to make them get lost in the surface.
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Since emoji are designed differently across platforms, sometimes your text messages might get lost in translation.
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It's a challenge you can overcome as long as you don't get lost in Neptune's fog.
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"The idea is, in order to find yourself, you have to go get lost," said Harder.
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You have to be slightly higher in alcohol, especially in reds, because otherwise they get lost.
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Thousands of star systems to get lost in, and he barely gets a minute to himself.
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It is easy to get lost among the carpeted rows of glittering machines and soft melodies.
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Because it's so easy to get lost in the internet and not connect face to face.
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The political news cycle moves at such a rapid pace, sometimes little gems simply get lost.
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Make it an early night, and get lost in a good book, movie, or video game.
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Sometimes you get lost, sometimes you get new quests assigned, sometimes you are running around senselessly.
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Gorgo is out September 16 via Supernatural Cat; get lost in the video for "Kogromot" below.
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He admits that it is easy to get lost in all the abs and perfect teeth.
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But it's not everyone, and on a national level Talbot's season could get lost to history.
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I run an out-and-back along the waterfront again to ensure I don't get lost.
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Should you ever get lost, you can follow its looming presence, like an urban North Star.
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But his more promising thoughts seem to get lost minutes later, just like everything he dangles.
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That it's so easy to get lost in the maze of pavilions has certain unexpected advantages.
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The National Park Service came up with new names and told Delaware North to get lost.
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You can get lost in a TOURIST TRAP and eat some FUNNEL CAKES or CANDY CANEs.
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When you perform a multitude of comic voices, it's easy for your own to get lost.
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They constantly need to be replaced or else get lost in the bottom of bags everywhere.
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I get an iced coffee and a pastry ($1.50) and just get lost inside the wall.
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It takes away from our original vision, which is to get lost in an author's story.
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That they threaten to get lost in the play's panoramic sweep is partly the point here.
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Either someone will take it from me, or it will get lost, or I'll lose it.
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But as you grow older, it becomes more precious and you can't get lost time back.
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"Our phones are relatively small and they get lost and stolen," Horvath said, according to CNBC.
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It's a matter of which records will get lost, and whether we know they've been lost.
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I start my grocery list and get lost in impeachment news while eating my delicious lunch.
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But that cadence of near-constant app updates means that most of those features get lost.
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We must take comfort in the fact that it's impossible to get lost along the way.
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"McCarthy went down and talked to him, and [Dent] told [McCarthy] to get lost," Maloney said.
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" A "Revolutionary Left" stand distributing buttons and fliers was emblazoned with the slogan "Macron get lost!
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In earlier rounds, Klobuchar tended to get lost among the other middle-of-the-pack candidates.
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Ever hear Gavin Newsom, the governor elect, talk and get lost in the Silicon Valley newspeak?
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It's been easy to get lost in the thicket of court cases around the travel ban.
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It has a pleasant sweetness to it, although the subtlety tends to get lost in volume.
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Scouting Report Did your invitations to men's New York Fashion Week somehow get lost in the mail?
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There's even a slot for tethering it to a PC, so it's less likely to get lost.
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PHOTO LEAF-PEEPING IS EVEN BETTER BY DRONE Get lost in the vibrant hues of Denmark's countryside.
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Get lost in the meditative flow of mundane tasks, like dusting your mirror or cleansing your crystals.
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It doesn't mean that compliance is hard, it's just not a first priority and can get lost.
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Warren said he was helping orient the men so they would not get lost in the desert.
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Sorry, Scott Disick, but your invitation didn't get lost in the mail — it was simply never sent.
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" "We should explain who BTS are ... but these comments get lost in the middle of malicious retweets.
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He didn't want any of the good stuff, any of the material, to get lost or wasted.
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However, content can easily get lost among the vast selection depending on how the algorithm surfaces results.
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I think that maybe Montana would be good or maybe Colorado, somewhere where I can get lost.
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The problem with doing that, though, is if you jump ahead, you get lost, as I did.
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For B, being able to get lost in a fantasy is what makes mutual masturbation so appealing.
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When the person who's flirting with you is creepy, it's easy to tell them to get lost.
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After finally cooling down, we all head to the corn maze and try not to get lost.
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Big bold fonts stand out against the graphics so information doesn't get lost amongst all the colors.
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Some in Hollywood worry their films will get lost in the sheer volume of new Netflix movies.
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It is surely easy, it seems, for a child to get lost in the confusion, or worse.
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" Your closet must be a fun place to get lost... "I find it very difficult to purge.
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You're definitely going to get lost in Neptune's mists, but you probably won't mind that at all.
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Which brings us to: It's easy to get lost within the labyrinth that is your own code.
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"I told her to put in two slices tomorrow and tell them to get lost," she wrote.
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That alone adds clarity for dialogue that might otherwise get lost among music and other sound effects.
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More than any other day, I find it easy to get lost on the internet on Mondays.
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"But cars break down, drivers get lost and migrants get abandoned ... the conditions are dire," he added.
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Many don't survive, but scientist don't know exactly why, or where they get lost along the way.
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It's a whimsical time to fall in love, or get lost in your creative process—inspiration abounds.
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The truth is that people are phenomenally busy and email can easily get lost in the shuffle.
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Then I did some research and it turns out that 25 million bags get lost every year.
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"I don't want Mollie's memory to get lost amongst politics," her aunt Billie Jo Calderwood told CNN.
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Kelly suggested she find a song she can get lost in, maybe something a lot less wordy.
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It's a unique approach that you can get lost in, thanks to the abundant amount of information.
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You can get lost in this seemingly endless maze of lamps and shoes and ceramics and rugs.
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"So many amazing releases get lost as it's impossible for press to cover them all," she says.
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Skyrim is a game you want to get lost in, spending hours exploring and finding new things.
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Additionally, they prevent the possibility that your refund check will get lost or stolen in the mail.
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"It's very easy to get lost in the hype of technology or large scale transformation," Filipova said.
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When Black Friday deals open to the public, shop your wish-list and don't get lost browsing.
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Go get lost in that well-stocked sale section, and wonder how you ever lived without it.
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So if you're not very stable or strong-willed, you can easily get lost in it all.
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Talking or thinking about it is, like a sign-on screen, practically an invitation to get lost.
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Here that taut beauty can get lost in the nonstopness of the monologue that is the dialogue.
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THE BREAKDOWN: But, that progress could get lost if the deal is delayed, according to the report.
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Try not to get lost in the labyrinth-like confines of the beloved Paris Market and Brocante.
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"We didn't want this history, like so much of African-American history, to get lost," said Mrs.
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"It's a beautiful story and if they don't know it, it will get lost," said the Rev.
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I just do these late-night shows, they get lost, they're never seen again and who cares?
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But it might be the opposite of why you come to James — to get lost in him.
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"Those are the things that get lost in the shuffle when there's no money," Mr. Purcell said.
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In other words, you were free to get lost in the tunes, rather than the sprawling campgrounds.
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It's easy to get lost in your own head on tour, the changing cities, faces and moods.
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I could get lost in my own house between bedroom and bathroom, and forget my wife's name.
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"I don't want Mollie's memory to get lost amongst politics," an aunt, Billie Jo Calderwood, told CNN.
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It's too easy to get lost remembering the way things were rather than grappling with the present.
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But after I've appreciated it, I get lost in where they're taking me on a visual level.
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Our holiday book guide has a trove of wonderful titles to browse through and get lost with.
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For one, I rarely get lost now that I always have a GPS device in my pocket.
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That's unusual because usually we get lost in the world of touring and promoting our previous record.
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Many people on Tinder have a warning on their profile: "Trump supporters swipe left" — meaning, get lost.
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We must take action to oppose these cuts and others before they get lost in the noise.
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Take a step back and look at the big picture before you get lost in the details.
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That acknowledgement shouldn't give the press a sense that shoddy standards just get lost in the wash.
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Careyes is a place to get lost in existential conversations over wine as the sun comes up.
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We have taken away their inalienable right to get lost, grow brave, have adventures and grow up.
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How could the scion of such an illustrious royal family get lost in the darkness of oblivion?
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We get lost in the story sometimes, and forget it's historical fiction rather than an alternate timeline.
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And in the end, the kids whom the whole controversy was about get lost in the shuffle.
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The resulting shows become soggy and formless, and the good bits get lost amid all the dross.
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Make art, dance, get lost in some music or a good book, or whatever helps you escape.
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It's really easy to get lost in Handmaid's Tale, which is sumptuously designed and filmed at every level.
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When I get mentally fatigued, I start to get lost, even if I've flown the course 10 times.
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"But keep in mind that momentum can get lost, especially if emotions get in the way," Reed warns.
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We get lost, finding ourselves near a giant asymmetrical gazebo—idyllic and ideal for weddings—adjacent to vines.
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Get lost in random Reddit threads or spend the day trading GIF-filled tweets with your best friend.
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It's so easy to get lost or distracted, considering all the hats you wear as a business owner.
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In a sea of type 3 appreciation, buzzcuts and tighter styles tend to get lost in the shuffle.
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It allows users send individual and group messages in a window that won't get lost among browser tabs.
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If the new Bond fails to make a strong impression, he could easily get lost in the shuffle.
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For example, as beautiful as they are, green zebra tomatoes might get lost in a bed of greens.
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The viewer could get lost in the details of "Ville Fantôme" for hours and not see it all.
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If you want to get lost in a maze of manipulation and sexual tensionThe Magus by John Fowles
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The Artisan Market: Get lost for hours in the best and most affordable haven for quirky Mexican souvenirs.
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It's the Friday the week after the holidays: The perfect time to get lost in trippy space videos.
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" Her aunt Billie Jo Calderwood told the outlet, "I don't want Mollie's memory to get lost amongst politics.
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But don't let me spoil all the surprises for you—get lost in humanity's forever war for yourself.
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From there, it's easy to get lost down the Vince Foster rabbit hole, if you really want to.
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When Apple unveiled its AirPod wireless headphones, the big concern was that they'd fall out and get lost.
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There are lawsuits that get won and lawsuits that get lost, but overall, it's not going to change.
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Click here to view original GIFIf people don't reply to your email, it almost certainly didn't get lost.
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As journey's end nears, the boy takes the girl and chooses to get lost (briefly, so he expects).
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It's easy to get lost in a sea of frameworks, and you don't want to overwhelm your team.
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But head into the "settings" menu and you could get lost for hours customizing how your games look.
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It's about the end result at all costs; several of its tangled plotlines get lost and never finish.
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You're generally a very practical person, Virgo, but we can all get lost in Neptune's fog—will you?
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This is something that's widely understood about most art, but with VR, it still seems to get lost.
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"Girls that aren't as confident in their look, they sort of get lost [in big stores]," she said.
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Don't get lost in the details today—with Mercury opposing your ruling planet Neptune, things can get confusing.
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It's a wonderful place to get lost if you're looking to escape your own life for a while.
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If I'm just hanging with all stars and people with money, you can get lost and caught up.
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It's the kind of place you'll get lost in while mindlessly looking through racks and racks of records.
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After multiple stops to pee and buy more booze, we get lost in the back roads of Tulum.
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We gave away our suppers and choked down the paper on empty stomachs and waited to get lost.
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Even within the context of the more understandable chronological narrative of the exhibition, rich potential relationships get lost.
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Use the bags when washing small items so they will not get lost in the washer or dryer.
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Just to lay out some basic facts that sometimes get lost in what can be an emotional debate.
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It's important that their name and your contact information is clearly displayed should your dog accidentally get lost.
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But most important, said Dolance, is that Williams' life is honored and doesn't get lost in the controversy.
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He warns Bernard away from memories, saying that they are a trap in which he might get lost.
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Consumed with the war over Obamacare, Congress has let this enormously successful program get lost in the shuffle.
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When I've seen Chinese blokes try and do this, the girl has usually told them to get lost.
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Yet to get lost in the words is to miss the Point, if you forgive the atrocious pun.
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Sadly, I get lost on route and arrive to find the cacao bubbling gently on a portable stove.
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The second reason is that they simply get lost in the throng of people who flood the streets.
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But this wasn't just some early game heroics that'd get lost in Green's overall performance of the night.
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Get lost in your own imagination as you meditate and enjoy connecting with your spiritual guides and ancestors.
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"I tend to stay away from the super familiar, so you can get lost in it," she says.
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Simple and deliberate, when you get that balance just right you can really get lost in a moment.
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Focus on the big picture today, don't get lost in the details, and most importantly, agree to disagree.
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They can be avenues for self discovery just as they can be rabbit holes to get lost in.
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Congress has a lot on its plate, but the debt limit should not get lost in the shuffle.
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"It's possible to get in your car, leave your town or city and get lost outside," Kedrowski said.
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The best part of the park, the boy told him, was that he could get lost in it.
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From Axios: Not everything is doom and gloom, and sometimes good news can get lost in the shuffle.
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My son was terrified his dad would get lost or hurt himself while he was on caregiver duty.
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And of course it's nerve-racking when objects move, in any context — things get lost, things get broken.
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That belongs to the High Desert and to experience it, you will have to let yourself get lost.
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Even if there are amazing artists these days, they get lost in the masses more often than not.
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Unfortunately, the best parts of this thoughtful dialogue may get lost in the partisan battles over President Trump.
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Then go to the steam room and get lost in the fog, before plunging into the ice pools.
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" At another rehearsal, she went on, "Mike said, 'If you ever get lost, drown in each other's eyes.
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They are told to fit in or get lost, yet no one demonstrates how to achieve this assimilation.
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Hoffman's characters are tough and resourceful, scarred, feral and sexy — less cast out than looking to get lost.
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We prefer hiking in the desert to hiking in mountain areas because it is difficult to get lost.
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Our reporters answer the biggest questions about the nuptials, including: Did your invitation get lost in the mail?
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Get lost in the fantasy of your ideal relationship, but keep your earth sign head screwed on tightly!
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Historical epics like Glittering Hours and The Wicked Redhead are so rich you could get lost in them.
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Other times, cases get lost in a confusing web of jurisdictional conflicts between tribal, local and state police.
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The app also makes it possible to share the policy information with beneficiaries, so it doesn't get lost.
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"I think hoops usually get lost in big hair, big curls, with short hair they pop," she said.
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Don't just tell me to get lost, and I won't tell you to get out of my city.
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If the person has a layover, that checked bag might get lost on the way to its destination.
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This is the kind of power you can get lost in by yourself, or share with someone close.
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The Soviets, recognizing that possession is nine-tenths of the law, essentially told the Japanese to get lost.
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"It's easy to get lost and make Instagram look more like Facebook, and that would be detrimental," Gade said.
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You get lost in these amazing worlds, but when you come out into the sunlight, it's not so easy.
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The Switch's library is still small, and smartphones still lack those games you can get lost in for days.
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" — "Formation," Beyoncé When You Acknowledge That 2016 Was a Growth Year: "'Cause we all get lost sometimes, you know?
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"Let one piece of paperwork get lost and suddenly a whole set of sanctions is lifted," one official warned.
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BJ: I wanted to just focus on her specific accomplishments because I feel like sometimes they can get lost.
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But when pieces of Black culture become a "thing" in pop culture, a lot can get lost in translation.
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If you aren't paying close attention, you're likely to get lost—but if you are, the payoff is huge.
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Left: Mohammad is calmed by the car ride as his parents get lost on their way to the hospital.
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For the working woman or busy mom: Get your workout in early, because otherwise your days can get lost.
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I get that Westworld is, on some level, a show that wants you to get lost in its world.
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They get lost, they don't know where to go from there and that's exactly what happened with Dos Anjos.
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But these conceits, like so much of the film's details, get lost in the exhausting race against, um, Time.
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Mr. O'Reilly should have spent the time defending Ms. Kelly and telling Mr. Trump to get lost for good.
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There are so many options in Android that changes like these tend to get lost in the mix anyway.
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And like a lot of us, he also forgets to respond to emails that get lost in his inbox.
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Unfortunately, budget-minded travelers who rely on tried-and-true cost-saving hacks might get lost in the process.
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The interface is fairly basic, and it doesn't go too deep so you never get lost in the controls.
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This set comes with 21 rounds and two small laundry bags so they don't get lost in the wash.
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Black Belt Eagle Scout "Indians Never Die" Get lost in this gorgeous song by Black Belt Eagle Scout, a.k.a.
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Now I think it was so good for me to get out of L.A., because you can get lost.
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Just remember that the messenger planet hits his second retrograde on the 7th — things might get lost in translation.
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"You don't want to do smokey eyes in a matching color, because the lashes will get lost," Barose says.
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When people talk about escapism in video games, they usually mean huge, sprawling worlds you can get lost in.
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I can confirm that is reeeeally easy to get lost in the halls and corridors of the Palau Nacional.
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Hell, get lost in a mall and find your way out just by bringing your phone to eye level.
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"Most Italians speak English, but with English as a second language, some things get lost in translation," Valentine says.
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Or rather, they are offering their advice now and recommending that President Obama and his putative nominee get lost.
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Every other time this happened, I would wait because they would get lost trying to find their way back.
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"Pisces love to get lost, so give them something that they can check out of reality with," says Gat.
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Workers would end up working off the wrong drawings, information would get lost and expensive mistakes would be made.
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Photo by Peter Bagshawe It's easy to get lost when listening through short-lived Tanzanian quartet Sunburst's complete recordings.
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You know within a few feet of where the sound is from, and can then get lost in [that].
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Because disaster situations are stressful, animals may become skittish, which increases the likelihood they will escape and get lost.
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If their stories are told, it's in brief listicles that get lost in the overwhelming attention on their killers.
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Or is Westworld a maze of mazes, with different labyrinths for the characters and viewers to get lost in?
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The commute is forced down-time, and the perfect opportunity to get lost in a good book or podcast.
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Suzy could get lost in the middle of placing an off-the-menu order, and then end up frustrated.
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Just make sure you don't get lost on the way to whatever adventure you're heading to early on today.
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It's easy to get lost in the technical thickets of former FBI Director James Comey's Senate testimony on Thursday.
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Death to Rouhani!' and 'Islamic regime must get lost!' according to a translation tweeted by a Middle East analyst.
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It was easy to get lost in Gibbon's elegant and sonorous sentences, rife with sly irony and quotable aphorisms.
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The term is also used metaphorically to describe when key messages either penetrate or get lost in political chatter.
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You can also use it to stow smaller items that might get lost in the bottom of your bag.
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The most telling gap in the story comes when the two children decide to get lost in the desert.
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You want your news to resonate and not get lost in the deluge of daily gossip and Kardashian headlines.
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It's so easy to get lost in any number of details that may relate to what I'm looking at.
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I get lost at Alexanderplatz [a public square in Berlin's Mitte neighborhood] and walk by a club called Traffic.
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Once I learned how to read, I'd happily get lost in the pages of books, taking breaks for daydreams.
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To enjoy yourself and get lost in the art of making something pretty, or weird, or interesting to you?
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The Moon clashes with Neptune at 7:18 AM—be careful not to oversleep or get lost in daydreams.
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I didn't want to release on a label I fit into or a label that I'd get lost in.
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"In multi-thousand page bills, individual things here and there kind of get lost in the noise," said Harkins.
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" It's the ultimate woods freakout, where characters get lost among the leaves and end up "hungry, cold and hunted.
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Isn't that the power of art — to let us get lost in its pockets and create our own stories?
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Perhaps you're better off finding a critic whose taste matches your own, since these nuances get lost in averages.
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"Car rentals are affordable, driving around is easy, and if you get lost, most Norwegians speak English," she said.
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Particularly if you don't want to be given a table by the trash or told to get lost entirely.
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But you are paranoid that you might get lost in the forest, desert, or ocean so you keep it?
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We cannot allow the real, complex needs of abortion-seeking women to get lost in today's polarized abortion debate.
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It's a reminder that it's important to follow your dreams and not get lost in comparing yourself to others.
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You love to get lost in the idea of romance and may often find yourself heavily infatuated with artists.
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So, as an actor you would do these seven-, eight-, nine-minute takes and you would just get lost.
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"The goal wasn't to get shy bot back but to provide her with all possible chances to get lost."
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"A Model Earth" might not be lost, but it's easy to get lost in the quest to recover it.
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The United States will not be in the room, and, no, the invitation didn't get lost in the mail.
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In Jojo Rabbit, there's no way to merely get lost in the story or caught up in Jojo's world.
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Everything in the park is designed to invite visitors to get lost in a game of hide and seek.
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It's a beautiful tale told cinematically, and a great game to get lost in for hours of virtual exploration.
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And it might get lost as all the talk so far has been the critical reaction it&aposs getting.
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While it's a trip to get lost in a relationship, finding yourself again can prove time-consuming and costly.
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It is calming for me to have a simple, circular task to tend to and also get lost in.
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It is hard to see what's coming, and because there aren't many vantage points, it's easy to get lost.
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It is surprisingly easy to get lost in what surrounds you, even with a headset perched on your face.
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We get lost in the affluent neighborhood trying to find the place, and what an idyllic neighborhood it is.
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And if Burrows-Dahlen becomes a lighter version of Martin Erat for Filip Forsberg, that's how jobs get lost.
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And your menstrual cup isn't going to get lost inside of you, because there's technically nowhere for it to go.
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Not so vast that one can get lost in it, the property nonetheless lends itself to a quiet moment alone.
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It doesn't take much for one to get lost in the illusion of a Miami winter, its promises, its hopes.
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However, many of these moments rely on wall text and can sometimes get lost in the fullness of the exhibition.
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Even so, the interface is solid and there's more than enough content to get lost in for a few hours.
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When it's a classic, you get lost in the game, and anything outside of what's happening on the court vanishes.
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After all, it's pretty much an online riff on astral projection, so it's easy to get lost in virtual space.
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But such is the tumult whipped up by Trump that his words will probably just get lost in the cacophony.
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I either like to work with precise shapes, to underline the dancing, or I like to get lost in proportions.
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Animals have a tendency to get lost in Australia, although only a few end up in hard-to-reach places.
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The most praised video games of recent years often present immersive worlds in which players can get lost for days.
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Eventually, the source of the art get lost or becomes irrelevant, and the work continues to be posted — without credit.
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The algorithmically powered timeline was designed so that popular content with lots of engagement wouldn't get lost in the stream.
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Yet the core ambition of the campaign—unblocking France to build opportunities for all—has somehow seemed to get lost.
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It certainly doesn't build hype, and it makes it all too easy for products to get lost in the shuffle.
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With every single delivery that comes in to a restaurant, there is an invoice that can get lost, or stained.
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The personal and the everyday get lost, while official versions of history are written by those who hold more power.
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In Baskin, a drunk van of police officers get lost in the backwoods of Turkey and wind up somewhere otherworldly.
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For me, music is this hallucinogenic zone where you can get lost; I wanted the book to be like that.
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I do wish we'd been able to have more direct conversations with them because with complicated issues, nuance get lost.
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So people typically write it down on a piece of paper that's once again, easy to get lost or stolen.
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As children, we would go to the Villa Mondeggi for the spring festival and get lost in the lemon orchards.
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Always make sure your furry friend is wearing a collar with identification in case they get lost and, hopefully, found.
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Its sprawling rendition of Hyrule is easy to get lost in, and offers up all manner of places to explore.
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I feel very proud of that because we're not going to get lost in our story and leave these strands.
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And though it may get lost in the chatter, there's one very good reason we care in the first place.
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Colored backgrounds make sure a spontaneous exclamation or a bit of poetry won't get lost in the increasingly flashy feed.
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Noting London's reputation for loud, avant-garde design, Pyo says she feared her more minimal perspective could easily get lost.
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"You get lost in it, when we're doing fight scenes or it's when I have the suit on," he said.
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"It's become more difficult to make a point to just get lost and find our way back together," she admitted.
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Some people get lost in video games or TV shows and have trouble switching their attention to more pressing tasks.
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You don't want a pillow that will get lost in a mountain of sheets or take up too much space.
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It has returned in the shape of a new song—"Get Lost"—from the originator of the form, Washed Out.
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Just take great care when describing the hue to your stylist, because this one could easily get lost in translation.
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It's big enough that you can get lost in it for hours, but not so huge that it feels daunting.
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One of my favorite internet rabbit holes to get lost down is the secret history and meaning of Disney classics.
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It's easier to lose yourself in their back and forth than it is to get lost in the game's woods.
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That's the problem with handwritten letters: They're a nice idea, but they can so easily get lost in the mail.
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But before we totally get lost in the taste, let's discuss how the heck this corn is even popped, anyway!
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It's easy to get lost in the deep relationships you form on Survivor – in the shared suffering of the show.
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Some believed Obama would time his pick so it wouldn't get lost in a news cycle dominated by election results.
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Things often get lost in communication on the Internet, and new streamers might not even know they're doing something wrong.
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Chef Riedy then explains to me that some of the funkier flavors of the beef can get lost when grinding.
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It's pretty much the perfect song to get lost to, driving down the 405, your hair whipping in the wind.
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Molina suggested that since most migrants travel at night and often get lost, architects could help create beacons to safety.
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It's just such a shame that these beautiful details get lost in a movie that should have been about Ray.
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There are billions of them, so if some get lost before they hit your eyes and ears, you'll never notice.
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Eichel, meanwhile, is making sure his name doesn't get lost in the crowd when discussing the game's best young players.
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It's time to get lost in a book, in your kitchen baking your favorite dish, or in your family albums.
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Once you find an artist you like on SoundCloud, you can … get lost in a rabbit hole of music awesomeness.
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Bam is laughing at him, and we get lost trying to find the doctor to give Ryan an x-ray.
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What can get lost in that image, though, is the fact that Green is a genuinely good writer for teens.
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"Sellers have to be razor-sharp on pricing," Ms. Ramirez said, or their listings may get lost in the shuffle.
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People have long traveled to Florida to get lost — to convalesce by the beach and get well, or to die.
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You shouldn't drink 11 shots of whiskey in five minutes, but you can definitely get lost in these 11 GIFs.
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We could get lost trying to hierarchize which brutalities are more acceptable, but that doesn't provide an excuse for indifference.
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Japanese news outlets have repeated the myth that suicidal wanderers can easily get lost because compasses are rendered impotent here.
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True, the report was released on Black Friday, clearly in the hope that it would get lost in the shuffle.
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My photos of the Atacama desert are abstract: the lines project into the sky or get lost into the darkness.
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It's easy to get lost in the flurry, but President Trump's threats and attacks against the impeachment inquiry are escalating.
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For my part, I wanted to step out into the city or town or countryside and get lost for hours.
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"I don't want Mollie's memory to get lost amongst politics," Calderwood told CNN, emphasizing that she's speaking only for herself.
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You are likely moving funds between multiple institutions, and a lot of this data can get lost in the shuffle.
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SoundCloud always let me get lost in a warren of music that I'd never heard — or even heard of — before.
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They're made of recyclable material, but they're so small that they sometimes get lost in the shuffle at recycling facilities.
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He became engaged to a Radcliffe woman, whose father wrote him an angry letter telling him, basically, to get lost.
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Colorful, winding stone streets, terra-cotta rooftops and swaying palms make Olinda a photographer's dream; feel free to get lost.
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Employees can also shoot hoops in their indoor basketball court, or get lost in a good book in their library.
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Some protesters have shouted "Mullahs get lost!" and "Death to the dictator!" the semi-official Fars news agency has reported.
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" -- Sarandos pushing back on a popular critique of his service: "The notion that things get 'lost' on Netflix is silly.
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I think that's true for all of us — it's just that we get lost in our fear of what's different.
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And even though GPS would never allow any of us to get lost, we longed for that feeling of disappearing.
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Don't be surprised if you get lost in your own neighborhood—or if you run into people from your past!
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If I clap like these other goons, will get lost in the shuffle, and that's not acceptable under any circumstance!
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He's born-and-bred New York élite and shows you something new every time you get lost in sprawling conversations.
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I hope it doesn't get lost down some congressional hole and then you sit around and argue about stupid things.
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The sun itself is a huge radio transmitter; any signals from the Parker Probe will get lost in the noise.
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Instead, you should create a room to get lost in, a room to debate, a room where you lose names.
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It's no secret that many of these emails simply get lost or ignored, so the tool will optimize for open rates.
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Ethics and integrity seem to get lost somewhere in the shuffle, and therefore the word Machiavellian has become a pejorative term.
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That's a good thing, because it means your tampon can't get lost in your body or travel up through your cervix.
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Without the dialogue—or, more crucially, without accompanying music—the interpersonal dynamics get lost in an ever-accelerating parade of crosscuts.
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But actually carving time amid the daily chaos to sit and get lost in sentences can seem daunting — or near impossible.
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"Eventually the beige sock people get lost or devoured by the ones who stand out," Walken says in a sinister tone.
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It's easy to get lost in the weeds browsing all the apps available, so we've rounded up some of our favorites.
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Without an idea of where to start, the aspiring entrepreneur can easily get lost in this vortex of online startup resources.
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This afternoon I get lost down an Etsy rabbit hole and find some planner stickers I simply cannot live without ($6).
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I will sort of get lost in a character or whatever I'm doing, but I'm constantly working to keep that balance.
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But these things always seem to get lost amid the clamor of insults and sexism directed at the sorority sisters themselves.
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A bunch of guys go on a vacation, they get lost and a former world-champion boxing legend makes a cameo.
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It's so easy to get lost in the shuffle unintentionally, that the added effort motivates me to shower and get ready.
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I only follow a few creators, yet I already get lost in my camera effects trying to find one to use.
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But where so many TV shows get lost in that level of hyper-detail, Simon and Pelecanos have always relished it.
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People who spend a lot of time with her often arrange themselves to take care of her, lest she get lost.
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It's hard to get lost in a scene, to get into a character, when everyone's standing around you on a set.
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It's a more reliable income stream than other accessories — except, possibly, golf balls, which one expects to get lost or destroyed.
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When you click on the icon, Station shows you your most recent documents and you don't get lost between multiple tabs.
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Best: VPS (Visual Positioning System)Do you get lost in stores or in the subway or even in your own home?
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You may be in a packed party, but you can't help but get lost for a second in a song's chorus.
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If you're looking to get lost, curl up with one of these biographical films, and meet your newest favorite historical figures.
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Investors do not need to get lost in the tax weeds to understand the significance of the ballooning overseas tax strategies.
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It's intended to have a hopeful yet melancholic feel and make the listener move but also get lost in the sound.
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In defense of Ben, it's easy to get lost pursuing your own plans, and forget that everybody else is pursuing theirs.
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I get a cappuccino and an orange cream puff and get lost in a book (Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Foer).
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It's easy to get lost in pages upon pages of Amazon's funky, affordable buys from fashion to tech, home, and beyond.
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It's easy to get lost staring into the flames at a hearth; it's even more fascinating to see them spread outdoors.
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But now the unsorted Stories list is causing people's best friends to get lost amongst the acquaintances and celebrities they follow.
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It wasn't a forest you could get lost in; it was one that could trip you up and break your ankles.
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Drones tend to be about four or five inches across and get lost in the expanse of a warehouse or stadium.
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When the parasite gets into a human, it can get lost, and in some cases "go to the brain," Walden explained.
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She also suggests flagging important emails that you can't answer right away so that they don't get lost in your inbox.
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Whether it sounds good to you, sounds crazy, chaotic whatever it is, you'll get lost with the beat of the drum.
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It's an engine now and if you are not coddled the right way, you're going to get lost in the shuffle.
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They're easy to read and get lost in, and cover an extensive range of topics — and they review sex toys, too.
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We either had to shrink them down or create really interesting content for those areas where you can get lost in.
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You'll want to take some fantastic journeys, but on a very practical level, try not to get lost on these days.
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We've all read tales of dogs and cats that get lost only to turn up on their owner's doorsteps weeks later.
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It's easy to get lost in the rhythm of everyday life, but surely there's room for fun every now and then.
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There are so many people dying here that sometimes their stories get lost, just like their belief in their own worth.
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These stories deserve to be flagged lest they get lost in the avalanche of breaking news that defines the Trump era.
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You don't want to get lost on your way to a friend's house, call for directions and then kill my dad.
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Every single person who purchases AirPods does so with the knowledge that the wireless earbuds could get lost at any moment.
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The story gets awfully busy — you may get lost in 1943 or perhaps closer to the present — but it scarcely matters.
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This results in an impressive 87 percent screen-to-body ratio for amazing visuals that you really can get lost in.
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"It's a fantasy world you can get lost in," Mr. Hawkins, the retired F.B.I. agent, said of the comic book fixation.
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"Those guys play for so much money, and I think you kind of get lost in that at times," she said.
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Secondary storage is the stuff that corporations typically archive or save for protection in case primary files get lost or corrupted.
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As seen in Bruce Weber's 1988 documentary, "Let's Get Lost," Baker, ravaged by his addiction, appeared wrapped in a narcotic haze.
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It is often connected to (or misdiagnosed as) another mental illnesses, which means it can get lost in other, bigger discussions.
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With no last call and no windows, Golden Gai bars make it very easy to get lost in a good time.
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And now that form is gone, and he tries to do stuff on YouTube, but you just get lost out there.
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Once you've had the first cigarette, or two, it will get lost in everything else and you're basically fending off withdrawal.
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In a family as big as mine—five kids—it was easy to get lost, even when you were going under.
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There's a check mohair version ($3,150) with gold buttons that similarly get lost, letting you button the coat at the shoulder.
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There's something about the city, not the least of which is that it's on a grid, so I don't get lost.
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It's a place to get lost in, a place to have the conversations that you can't quite get into in person.
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William, who is African-American, knows how easy it would be for his brother to get lost in the legal system.
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Those in Maplewood can get lost at the South Mountain Reservation, a 2,110-acre park minutes from the township's main street.
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You don't want a project to be so open-ended that students get lost and have no clue how to begin.
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You want to look into the next gallery — even if you get lost, it's okay; it's part of the fun, perhaps.
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I felt anxious about letting him go, worrying that he might get lost, but I was proud of his courageous independence.
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So when you have those moments when you get lost in the music again, and I don't want to analyze it.
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In "Get Lost," we move through meticulously constructed frames, but it quickly becomes clear that these photos are anything but static.
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It's going to get lost amid some of his more bananas quotes, but, holy cow, this is a good one. 235.
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For a teenager looking for a fictional yet realistic world to get lost in, these novels may be just the ticket.
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The work of auto restorers can get lost in the glitter of what they do and whom they do it for.
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This is the largest home it's ever had — a place, like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where you can get lost.
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A soccer ball could get lost in the hemline of a long dress, Frosia Polushkin, the coach, said with a laugh.
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"You have to understand the history, because there's so much that's happened and things can get lost in translation," he said.
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It was easy to get lost, to lose track, to lose time between the weeks and days and palm-tree afternoons.
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It might get lost in the crush of IFA news, but you shouldn't miss this feature by Verge expat Michael Zelenko.
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" Ngaire added: "I think that when we focus so much on the minutiae of identity, we get lost in the sauce.
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"One can get lost gazing at the temple and the landscape around the wall," said François Graff, the company's chief executive.
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So as much as that's the intent, we kind of also get lost in the day and lost into the grind.
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Once you let it all go and get lost in it, you're truly able to experience the moments that become memories.
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In my life, I kind of need them to complement one another, because I get lost on Twitter all the time.
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The artist describes his pieces as "digital campfires," a primal gathering point for viewers to congregate around and get lost within.
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They never lose sight of how others may feel, and can get lost in thought trying to see issues from all perspectives.
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That said, if submitted online, it's possible that key facts could get lost to a company's applicant tracking system bot, they said.
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"It's so easy to get lost in the smoke and mirrors of the entertainment business — to believe your own hype," Guarini admits.
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Rather than sitting in anxiety, use Neptune's artistic energy to create art, get lost in a book, or tap into your spirituality.
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" Gushed McIntyre, "I can get lost on her site, looking at all the amazing ways she uses makeup to tell a story.
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The artist Candice Breitz has edited the film to a little over seventy minutes so the individual stories tend to get lost.
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Now one longtime fan is making sure all that suckage doesn't get lost amid the hoopla over the hoops world's current darlings.
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It seemed to get lost in the debate aftermath, but Lester made sure to inform everyone that they had the wrong guy.
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It's hard to get lost when you can match what you're seeing with Street View with what is in front of you.
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Anyone who's trained their digital muscle memory with a decade of answering emails will get lost in the morass of UI elements.
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Developers could game the system by offering rewards for votes, and worthy projects could get lost amidst a slew of bad proposals.
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There are concerns that the entrepreneurial spirit of a start-up can get lost in the arms of a large consumer giant.
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Sanders is a solid candidate and his integrity and earnestness are admirable, but that can get lost in the noise of advocacy.
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When I sit down in front of my TV and turn on a video game, I want to get lost in it.
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But let's not get lost in the fancy terms they use, like "normalization of credit flows," in discussing what happened and why.
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He can get lost at sea and not lose his cool, and even motivate millions of people to use a single emoji.
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They're pricey, but I fly every other weekend to see my SO and am always paranoid that my luggage will get lost.
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That may be why some people don't just immediately tell him to get lost when he begins with these side-door things.
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The complexity and volume of information required to manage someone else's finances and other affairs often causes important information to get lost.
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The painting is arresting, absorbing you into its composition, just as one might get lost in a news cycle or Twitter feed.
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Perhaps referencing a line from the chorus — "let's get lost inside the clouds" — Grande posted the photo alongside multiple moving cloud GIFs.
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Plan to give out one key per guest and do not put your address on the keys in case they get lost.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Jean-Yves Bordier Butter factory in France looks like a wonderful place to get lost in.
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I'm a scuba diver, and this virtual world is extremely convincing, immersive and lifelike, I could get lost down there for hours.
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It also includes smart watch features like alarm reminders and GPS route tracking so that you won't get lost on your jog.
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"Get lost, I don't want to talk", says an irritated Jamel in a typical Marseille accent, waving us in the opposite direction.
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You can get lost in the swirls and spins of Jupiter's clouds and storms, and Juno caught an amazing view of them.
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They require a pilgrimage — not to Sundance, maybe, but somewhere that feels alien enough to let you get lost in another world.
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I've lived in my city for a decade and a half, and still get lost in the streets both walking and driving.
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The profusion of scenes of hedonistic youth in a place of eternal spring invites the viewer to get lost in the painting.
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You might get lost in the exactly one million bloggers out there trying to tell you what to do with your money.
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It's the kind of art we like to get lost in in over and over again, playful but created with great skill.
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It's easy to get lost in the Teen Mom drama (Google "Teen Mom" and "arrests" if you want to lose an afternoon).
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It can be relaxing and entertaining for you to get lost in the pages of a stimulating book or educational video series.
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The surface looks sort of like a surrealist riff on Honolulu — exactly the kind of place I love to get lost in.
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Cats who wear ID tags are more likely to be found and returned home than those who get lost without collars on.
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I wanted to get those Souls comparisons out of the way up front because it's easy to get lost in those details.
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But I'd also love to see the fjords in Norway or get lost in the land of Narnia that is New Zealand.
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That fact might get lost amid all the chatter about Trump's base getting fed up and revolting over immigration, but it's true.
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Yet impeachment comes at a cost, which is perhaps unavoidable: so many other news-worthy stories simply get lost in the mix.
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In space, at sea, in a twilight world — these books take readers on escapes so transporting it's a pleasure to get lost.
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Can you talk about the reception so far, and if certain Black American references in introductory remarks perhaps get lost in translation?
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NPD says event staff found his behavior alarming -- and that was enough for them to tell him to get lost for good.
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Here it's been recreated by artists Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, enticing the visitor to come, explore, get lost, meet some terrifying twins.
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And while the most important element should be whether the music is actually good, this can often get lost along the way.
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Soundcloud is great for A&R as well, and I can get lost in it for hours on a chain on discovery.
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And also at large events, like this, it's always better to have someone with you because you can get lost and separated.
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But if your emails and presentations are full of extraneous words and facts, your main points can get lost in the shuffle.
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There are interesting ideas and analyses scattered through the book, but they get lost in the sheer volume of dubiously related material.
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MSGM is still a medium-small brand, and interpersonal relationships have an importance and value that unfortunately get lost in larger companies.
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Some of her pale casts get lost in the largest of the triangular galleries of the museum's I.M. Pei-designed East Wing.
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A tangible note won't get lost inside a mushrooming inbox, and it gives the recipient more control over when it is read.
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Some skills include survival hacks that can come in handy on camping trips or if you ever get lost in the wilderness.
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There's a timeliness to McDonagh's movie, which can get lost in the abundance of glorified, Tarantino-esque violence but shouldn't be ignored.
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"Artists not only reveal the predicament, but also point out the myriad subjectivities that get lost in the mainstream narratives," writes Gregos.
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And Vargas Llosa has published so many novels — 18 in all — that the tours de force can get lost among the mediocrities.
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In theory, it means nothing should get lost if someone is sick or is simply too lazy to write down the tasks.
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These apps tend to have tons of features that get lost in icon-dense ribbons or buried deep in drop-down menus.
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In snapshots from state to state, the scale of the moment can get lost at times, burrowed among the typical campaign fare.
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Keep up a good pace and, if you get lost, send up a flare or click here to see the entire theme.
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For "Get Lost," Greene collaborated on its with director Harvey Benschoter, a filmmaker whose experimental animation projects inspired the video's visual aesthetic.
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"Since he's come on, we've had so much work to do that you sort of get lost in the work," Hill said.
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There are legends associated with this very large railway station, that commuters would get lost in it and never make it home.
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Some details get lost, but the bird's-eye view also lets you absorb the forest and not get distracted by the trees.
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A loner is looking to get lost in the harrowing woods, alone, where she can feel the strange pleasure of open spaces.
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Drawn by free admission on Sunday, nearly 10,000 visitors let themselves get lost in the Museum of Modern Art's larger, reorganized spaces.
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It's difficult to get lost here, but also hard to appreciate the particularity of any one area, given its impressively refined sameness.
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We get lost getting back to the riad a few times but we do some backtracking and are able to make it!
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This authenticity can get lost in the mania of the box-checking and hoop-jumping that students feel is what schools want.
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"Sometimes things get lost in translation and it did kind of make things a little more inefficient and time consuming," Kline said.
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The title is derived from her suggestion that the whole town whisper directions to the pair to ensure they don't get lost.
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The sets and the conditions we were filming in were so realistic that you would just immediately get lost in that world.
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The work, too, was monotonous, and I would get lost in the swing of an ax and the rocking of a crosscut.
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It's easy to get lost in some of the big numbers that get thrown around when it comes to legal marijuana sales.
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It could be easy to get lost in your fantasies on Sunday, when the Sun squares against Neptune, the planet of illusions.
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In his music for solo trumpet and electronics, sound becomes a multipartite substance, hard to visualize but easy to get lost inside.
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G.P.s are not foolproof: Luggage can get lost, and couriers sometimes have to reimburse clients from their own pockets when that happens.
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You can get lost for an entire day in Moe's, where some 150,000 new and used books are spread over four floors.
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You can see how easy it would be to get lost – and also how royally fucked you'd be if you did so.
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Every element contributes to an elaborate world that invites you to get lost in it, even as you try to pull away.
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I wanted to get lost in the past (a time when I was still in that relationship) or jump into the future.
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She adds that, even if you have a good two minutes to catch this phenomenon, do not get lost staring into the sun.
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The "Major Ongoing" alerts for things like playing songs or navigation will be pinned to the top slot, so they don't get lost.
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They weren't put there by Forerunners for the Covenant to get around, but by one of our testers, who would always get lost.
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Buy now: $179.99, formerly $539.99 Traveling can be hectic, and it's easy for small but important items to get lost in the shuffle.
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Most casualties happen during the first moments after entry, Calvert says, when the firefighters are surprised by conditions or when they get lost.
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If you have a question or are requesting a specific action, make sure it doesn't get lost in the rest of your post.
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It's melodic and it's kind of sad but we would get lost in it because it wouldn't have any other dimension to it.
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That's what I remember about great Super Bowl performances in the past, when you really get lost in the moment with your family.
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In the same way, without a competitive edge in business, you will get lost among the throngs of other people doing similar work.
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Dozens of bees were still scattered around the street — without the rest of the colony, they will get lost and die, Coté says.
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Peter dutifully runs out every day after school to stop bike thieves and give street directions to people who get lost in Queens.
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You can wander off and get lost, and there's a good chance you'll end up getting killed by powerful monsters if you do.
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"If you start worrying about what other people are making, I think you can get lost in the noise of it," Pierson said.
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"We don't want people to get lost in a wish list of fairy-tale tactics," said Elizabeth Beavers, a policy director at Indivisible.
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Over time, the stylus could bend, break, or even get lost, which is why it's useful to keep a pack of spares around.
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Evans often ears heartbreaking stories about "people with dementia who get lost and can't find their way home," she said in a statement.
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"With our live show, we're committed to creating an experience that envelops the viewer, something that they can get lost in," Beacon says.
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When thinkpieces and social media hone in on importance of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, the conversations surrounding diversity often get lost.
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Things can get lost in translation, especially when something is translated to a foreign language and then translated back to the original language.
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Unlike pills or films, these implants can't get lost, forgotten, or stolen, so the drug can't be abused or resold on the street.
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After enjoying huge success early in his career, Rembrandt delighted in telling patrons to get lost if he did not appreciate their demands.
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Pfleger says all too often parents turn to alcohol or drugs after losing a child -- and surviving siblings get lost amid the grief.
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"I wanna tiptoe through your bliss, get lost the more I find you," Sivian coos over producer Alex Hope's garden of ambrosial synths.
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It's the kind of book you can get lost in for days, that you want to swallow down in one long satisfying gulp.
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We'd get cheap Georgi vodka, in plastic cranberry juice bottles and get lost in the city to Fear Before the March of Flames.
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If you're holding your phone while anticipating texts, calls or photo opportunities, there's a bigger chance for it to get lost or stolen.
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Sampha speaks slowly and quietly, often appearing to get lost in thought about whatever he's saying and letting those thoughts complete the sentence.
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With the hundreds of wallets and exchanges floating around in the blockchain ether, it's easy for novices to get lost in the fray.
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But physical maps were great objects and they leave you just a little more room to accidentally get lost in a good way.
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"It's really cool, especially sometimes I think you can get lost as it can be all ball," Henry told the Los Angeles Times.
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This eclipse will test whether your relationship is real or a fantasy—but you cannot allow yourself to get lost in this equation.
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Leaders across political parties, chambers of Congress and regulatory agencies are advancing so many substantive polices, that it is easy to get lost.
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But then Turner tries to reframe the controversy as a "dialogue" about rape in the real world, and that's where I get lost.
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Having a trusty GPS watch on your wrist can come in handy when traveling, especially if you get lost in an unfamiliar location.
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GPS devices also offer the peace of mind that you'll never get lost, even when you're in a new location — including remote areas.
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I liked this week's second episode, but I've been burned so many times by shows that get lost trying to unravel massive conspiracies.
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As soon as the numbers become part of the debate, however, the debate becomes all about them, and the actual reforms get lost.
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I don't know the answers, but I have seen that, in situations like Jahi's, the child can sometimes get lost amid disagreeing adults.
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The staff of the charity offers food, legal advice, massages and small compasses to help those who might get lost in the desert.
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A former employee said that repair notes and other data can sometimes get lost across these disparate programs, sometimes leading to duplicate work.
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There are far worse ways to go on the rebound, it turns out, than to get lost in art and a new city.
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Then, when I moved here to open The Bazaar, I would get lost a lot in the many neighborhoods that this city has.
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Yet lots of great artists get lost in the mix—diluted by their peers and smothered by an endless stream of competing content.
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There isn't footage of Danes inside the party (yet), but it's safe to say she won't get lost on the dance floor tonight.
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Scorpio finds it easy to get lost in fun and non-verbal communication, but they'll also want to lay down some ground rules.
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Just try to use a little tact — especially as the sun heads into sensitive Cancer — so important messages don't get lost in translation.
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Walk and Take a Boat The ideal way to see the city is to stroll through its many back alleys and get lost.
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I was worried my case would get lost in the onslaught of coronavirus-related calls, so I emailed the hotel asking for help.
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If you're just looking for a really big, engrossing world to get lost in, then this is also a great show to consider.
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Ms. Heitkamp said there had been misinformation and misunderstanding surrounding ICE's role, which can get lost in the emotionally charged debate around immigration.
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It's a temporary escape and a form of medication, and I've seen so many artists get lost in it because it doesn't work.
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While Donor Shield is means-tested for donors — only people making $62,000 or less get lost wage reimbursement — it is not for recipients.
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I simply think that there are so many juicy, interpersonal tidbits about celebrities' personal lives that get lost in the sands of time.
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"In the struggle over memory and meaning in any society, some stories just get lost while others attain mainstream recognition," Dr. Blight wrote.
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"I want the show to celebrate and get lost in this kaleidoscope of stories that come out of this special place," he said.
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JUNGLE Daniel Radcliffe and other explorers get lost in the Amazonian jungle, a bind from which no Hogwarts-style magic will save them.
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Just as jokes get lost in translation, tone is easy to misconstrue without the context you'd get from vocal cues and facial expressions.
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Certain local gems like Alara in Lagos or Totokaelo in Seattle offer a more curated, but still delightful, playground to get lost in.
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It's easy to get lost in the expansive, hypnotic world that unfolds in "sage," the newest single for rookie K-pop group OnlyOneOf.
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The EPA's response to the offer of help could best be characterized as "get lost," a White House official told the Daily Beast.
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Signs at the demonstration on Saturday read "go to the Muslims", "Get lost Merkel", and "Save the constitution from Merkel," among other slogans.
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Let's keep that mind as the Department of Interior conducts their reviews, and let's seize new conservation opportunities and get lost ones back.
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Many people responded to the reports with demands for more information and for more to be done for homeless people who get lost.
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I met some very interesting women, and it was a colorful place with a lot of people who were trying to get lost.
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He didn't get lost shadowing George around baseline screens; he didn't lazily switch off George, and gift Indy the matchup they're hunting for.
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As convenient as biometrics are, the more they're used, the greater the data collection — and the risk that data could get lost or stolen.
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She has it all planned out in the dream, but the details get lost when she wakes up and tries to write it down.
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It was this idea that you get lost in music, and the DJ is the person enabling that, but [the DJ] is not important.
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If I land in Boston on time and my bag doesn't get lost, this will be the easiest day of travel I've ever had.
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You're going to be disappointed if you buy a Daydream View today expecting to get lost in an endless portal of immersive VR content.
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Colleagues doing similar studies "just got told to get lost, or even had their accounts deleted for being troublemakers" by other companies, he said.
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Amid this constant news cycle of deals and drama, the purpose of all of it can get lost — or at least a bit muddied.
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Yet with their art, pop, and internet culture references, they also mesmerize you as you get lost in the flurry of words and images.
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New iPhones don't come with them, and at $9 a pop, you might as well stock up — you've probably realized they get lost easily.
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