I fear our choices there are unchanged: lose early, lose late, lose big or lose small.
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If this continues, we'll lose everything: we'll lose home, we'll lose Earth.
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It&aposs something he refers to as a "lose, lose, lose" situation.
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And in the book's dream-play first you lose words then you lose image, then you lose sound, then you lose everything.
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"We will lose jobs, we will lose employment, we will lose taxes," Trump said.
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We can't win one game, lose two, win one, lose two, win two, lose one.
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"They are in a lose, lose, lose situation," Pelosi said about Republican efforts to repeal Obamacare.
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He says the central banks that employ these policies are in a "lose, lose, lose" scenario.
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"You lose your support system, you lose your doctors, you lose your relationships with the people that you're close to, you lose your identity," Hipple summarized.
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If we reduce our arguments to insulting the character of our opponents and adversaries, then we lose all around—lose debates, lose trust, and lose respect.
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They saw their parents lose their jobs, their grandparents lose retirement money and friends lose their homes.
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The one mitigating feature of Trump's lose-lose-lose decision is that it could have been worse.
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"If you lose the croc—you lose the species—you lose your largest land animal," he says.
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If we lose our pollinators we don't just lose our nuts and fruits and veggies, we lose everything.
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It's not ok to lose, but if you lose, you can't lose that way, it was so bad.
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It is difficult to lose an Apple IIe, easier to lose a laptop, a snap to lose a cell phone, and nearly impossible not to lose a flash drive.
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I didn't lose my house, I didn't lose my neighborhood, I didn't lose a brother or someone like that.
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"When you lose a child, you lose your future, you lose your joy, your life is shattered," she says.
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When communities lose local news they lose access to critical local information, they lose a watchdog that holds local leaders accountable, and they lose a forum for civil debate and discussion.
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Instead of a zero-sum, win-lose game, they must both accept a policy that appears to be lose-lose.
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I could lose an engine — I could lose three.
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Lose weight — lose 100+ pounds with a simple text!
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" He added that a trade war would hurt everyone: "The US will lose, China will lose, the whole world will lose.
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When you lose the publishers' trust, you lose their attention.
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Remember, the day you lose your nerve, you lose everything.
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Those who lose their job lose their home as well.
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Lose connection or close the app and you lose Cozmo.
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Watch the video ... it's a lose-lose for the fan.
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You can either lose gracefully, or lose with a flamethrower.
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You lose scientists and you lose the ability to innovate.
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We'd lose our signal, and everyone would lose their signal.
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You lose direction in life, you lose purpose in life.
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First they lose the media, then they lose the streets.
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"I'm prepared to lose money, before I lose," he said.
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Lose DACA, and they'd lose the ability to drive legally.
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You lose packaging, you lose sometimes even the brand name.
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I didn't lose my job; I didn't lose my family.
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Lose that faith, and lose what's best about America, too.
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I don't wanna lose followers, I don't wanna lose subscribers.
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If they lose a challenge, they also lose a timeout.
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Players don't want to lose; coaches don't want to lose.
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Sometimes you lose an argument, sometimes you lose an election.
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Under the guidance of the N.B.A.'s equivalent of a mad diet doctor, the team began to lose and lose and lose again.
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In Trump's world, he can't lose because, well, Trumps never lose.
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On the individual level, this is a lose-lose situation, always.
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When they lose their sponsors, they often also lose their funding.
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They lose any stability, their children lose any sense of stability.
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Basically, it's a lose-lose for anyone with a sweet tooth.
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If we lose them, we lose ourselves and part of ourselves.
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Be smart: All of these companies are in lose-lose situations.
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Trump critics portray the trade spat with China as lose-lose.
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It's a lose-lose for the environment and the fishing industry.
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When we lose the primates, we lose a bit of ourselves.
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That many Americans lose their homes when they lose their job?
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Ride-hailing companies lose money — and lose a lot of it.
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What do we lose when we lose a way of life?
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If we're going to lose, much better to lose to Baylor.
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"If you lose our manufacturing, you lose your country," he said.
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You can lose your housing, you can lose your federal benefits.
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"If we lose this law, we're going to lose it forever."
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It was a lose-lose situation, and Austin's startup scene suffered.
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That is what we all lose when we lose Elizabeth Warren.
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Well, when you play defense, you lose—you just lose slowly.
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To lose their arsenal is to lose their status and influence.
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In short, this kind of discipline is a lose-lose proposition.
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But we lose something when we lose a sense of finality.
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Few, but we know that if we lose, we lose everything.
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And if they lose them, they lose the election as well.
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But if we lose Syria, we would lose the capital Tehran.
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OPEC can accept this or make a "lose-lose" decision; again.
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Anytime you lose and lose that way, it's frustrating and disappointing.
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When we lose young people, we lose their potential positive impact.
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We will lose our fans, Euro 2020 will lose their fans.
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Trump's lying has put the press in a lose-lose situation.
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According to the group, California could lose as much as $78 million, Texas could lose $72 million and Georgia stands to lose $30 million.
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It's an awful decision: Go to work and put your life at risk, or lose your job, lose your income, and lose your insurance.
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He reiterated that Brexit was a "lose-lose" situation for both Britain and the EU, but stressed that Britain was set to lose more.
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"A disorderly Brexit will be lose, lose, lose for the U.K., for the E.U. and for Ireland," said the Irish foreign minister, Simon Coveney.
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"If you close now you lose the skills, you lose the future".
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If you lose access to your wallet, you lose all your funds.
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I've seen brides lose their hair, lose the beauty of their skin.
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However, when we lose our moral voice, we lose our strongest asset.
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So in making employees sick, employers have created a lose-lose situation.
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In most matches, if you lose five rounds you lose the match.
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You will not only lose your money, you will lose your pants.
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"I really think this is in a lose-lose situation," said Harkov.
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"If we lose Istanbul, we lose Turkey," he reportedly said in 2017.
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"We're going to lose something if we lose weekly seriality," Blacklock says.
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When we lose species, we lose access to learning about their biology.
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Some people might lose their job and I&aposll lose my office.
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In game theory, that is usually the path to lose-lose outcomes.
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"You can lose the weight if you want to lose the weight."
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You lose a job, a business, you lose custody of your kid.
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And in sports, if you lose your brain, you lose your game.
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SOMA puts you right there, in the middle of a lose-lose.
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That way if I lose one thing, I don't lose them all.
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SORKIN: HEY, WILBUR, CHINA'S CALLED THE TRADE WAR A LOSE-LOSE SITUATION.
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All evidence points to using this line as a lose-lose proposition.
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So not only do we lose a pet, we lose a friend.
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Lose now, lose the right way, and the future could be theirs.
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"If we lose our history, we lose our memory," Mr. Wilson said.
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It made me question myself, lose my confidence and almost lose everything.
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When those convoys are attacked, we lose soldiers, and we lose Marines.
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If coal companies win, it's lose-lose for the rest of us.
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"You kinda lose control of yourself, you lose your inhibitions," he explains.
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Lose your identity in marriage, and you're likely to lose the marriage.
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If we lose Hampden, we lose our status as a national institution.
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If you lose Facebook, you lose that expertise and those rule enforcers.
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It's people coming to escape; to lose themselves and lose the stresses.
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You could lose it all — and lose a friend in the process.
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It's expensive, I lose work, I lose momentum in my own business.
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The catch: when you lose in one, you lose in the other.
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It's going to lose its legitimacy and we may lose our democracy.
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You lose one match, two matches, three matches, then you lose confidence.
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If I lose to a man, women everywhere lose to him, too.
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That'd be a lose-lose for Chinese and American businesses and consumers.
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"It's just kind of a lose-lose situation for everybody," he said.
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If you gain, you gain all; if you lose, you lose nothing.
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"When you lose a leg, you don't just lose a leg — you lose a piece of heart, you lose a piece of mind, you lose a piece of self-confidence," Mr. Cairo said on Wednesday at the center in Kabul, one of seven rehabilitation centers that he leads across the country.
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They could even get a first-round bye if they win, the Saints lose or tie, the Vikings lose and the Rams lose or tie.
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"If they lose their livestock, they lose their livelihoods, they lose their source of food security," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Iraq.
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It's almost as if women comics are forced into a lose-lose situation.
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"If you lose the taxpayers, you lose the revenue," Cuomo said in December.
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Your friend has (unwittingly, I'm sure) put you in a lose-lose situation.
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A son would lose his mother, and a mother would lose her son.
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"You lose so much history when you lose a language," Ms Saunders says.
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"You lose some transparency and lose certain cost and pricing data," he said.
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Then you lose one match, two matches, three matches, then you lose confidence.
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I didn't want to lose eight, then have him serve, probably lose 12.
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Robert Lee in Charlottesville is the platonic ideal of a lose-lose situation.
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"I was going to lose my breasts or lose my life," Nelson said.
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Unfortunately for Facebook, it's yet another lose-lose situation of its own making.
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It's a lose-lose situation, as a woman is always in a patriarchy.
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Lose your people, and you'll lose your future: This is the common fear.
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It's important to take stock of what we lose when we lose species.
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The effects of this lose-lose situation are starting to come to fruition.
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"I lose that tenant, I lose 100 percent of that income," he said.
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Trump's lifeline to Moore has left the GOP with a lose-lose situation.
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I think he could lose, I think he could lose by a landslide.
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If I must lose, I at least want my wife to also lose.
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So if you were going to lose, you'll still lose … just by less.
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"If we have to lose the tie, then we lose it," said Torres.
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Those are the kind of politicians who lose their base and lose elections.
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Rick Saccone -- the guy who may lose the race no GOPer should lose.
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"When you lose the moral high ground, you lose it all," he said.
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Lose-lose is possible, but some form of win-win would be preferable.
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The implication: Lose faith in the Crown Prince and lose all those benefits.
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There are tough ways to lose, and there are tougher ways to lose.
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If they lose, they will need the Bills and the Chargers to lose.
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It's a lose lose situation for him no matter which way he goes.
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And children lose parents, and parents lose children, and everything rots from within.
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When you lose a dog, you not only lose the animal that has been your friend, you also lose a connection to the person you have been.
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"There are spiritual teachings we lose, there are cultural teachings we lose," he said.
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Lose the shark, and you lose the pricey tag — along with all its data.
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"I don't want the film to lose, I want him to lose," Kimmel said.
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"Which confirms that the trade protection will create a lose-lose outcome," he said.
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"I would lose a finger or a toe before I'd lose that," he says.
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" Another advises kids not to react to cyberbullying, calling it "a lose-lose situation.
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"Ronnie is in a lose-lose situation right now," says Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.
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"No one wants to lose and lose as much as we have," Manning said.
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Except in some criminal cases, "progressives will lose, and they will lose a lot".
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It is lose/lose in terms of human suffering, devastation, and likely political outcome.
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What we could lose When the shadow of violence threatens discourse, we all lose.
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"What is happening today is a lose-lose situation for the Republicans," Pelosi said.
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"Trade tensions are lose-lose tensions," Faury told reporters on a visit to London.
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Lose a husband, lose a child, get cancer, have your father go to prison.
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Taxpayers expected to "lose" benefits from housing tax subsidies have very little to lose.
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In order to rebuild, the Republican nominee needs to lose and probably lose big.
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If their parents lose SNAP, they lose one source of eligibility for that benefit.
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And I never want to lose that, I really never want to lose that.
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We lose parts of ourselves when we lose evidence of these moments in history.
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If we lose advanced manufacturing, then we lose our ability to produce those things.
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These are children who don't just lose their homes, they lose their childhood really.
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When they lose faith in their leaders, they can lose hope for the city.
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"Brexit is really a lose-lose situation for the prime minister," Ms. Ryan said.
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If we ever lose that, we begin to lose the soul of the country.
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Some Republican senators see the choice ahead of them as a lose-lose situation.
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If Democrats lose all of those uncalled races, she could afford to lose 14.
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This is the equivalent of nuclear arms race and is a lose-lose situation.
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"We need cooperation on all sides to avoid a lose-lose situation," he said.
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Without Baselworld, the industry would lose efficiency and small brands would lose an opportunity.
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You lose your grandparents, and then you lose your parents, and then you die.
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Schneider knew he'd lose endorsements by opposing the deal, and he did lose endorsements.
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"It's very much win-lose, win for Israel, lose for the Palestinians," he said.
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However, it does look like Donald Trump is going to lose and lose big.
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But I don't want to lose hope, because then my staff will lose hope.
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They say Democrats can lose one way or the other, but they will lose.
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So if Capuano didn't lose because he wasn't liberal enough, why did he lose?
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If you lose the connection, don't lose it: Pick a spot with strong connectivity and if you happen to lose Wi-Fi (or cellular service), don't freak out.
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"They lose their church, they lose their youth organization, they lose their neighbors," said Dr. Mindy Thompson Fullilove, a research psychiatrist at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.
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But two years later, the deal is dead and it's the ultimate lose-lose-lose situation: for Nike, for Amazon, and for everyone who shops on Amazon, too.
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" Ildefonso Guajardo, the Mexican secretary of the economy, said his country was still striving to bring constructive solutions and not end up "in a lose-lose-lose situation.
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"The resumption of litigation would rapidly diminish all the resources of the company and would be lose-lose-lose all the way around," Purdue Chairman Miller told NPR.
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"If you lose Iowa, if you lose New Hampshire, if you lose Nevada, you're not going to be able to catch Joe Biden in South Carolina," he added.
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And we can't lose an election because of you-know-what-I'm-talking-about ... We don't want to lose but we especially don't want to lose for that reason.
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While conservatives tell you, leave things alone and no one will lose, and liberals tell you, interfere a lot and no one will lose, baseball says: Someone will lose.
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So instead of a win-win situation, there will probably be a lose-lose situation.
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Not only do you lose so much of your frame, but you lose light, too.
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Why do some people lose memory first, while others lose language or have personality changes?
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When you lose your witness, you lose your conviction, and the whole cycle can continue.
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We go in, we have wars, we lose lives, we lose money, and we leave.
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When we lose that, we lose whole communities, friendships, methods of communication, jokes, and artifacts.
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No, you won't lose principal, but you will lose buying power to taxes and inflation.
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If I lose this, I lose access to all the software and instruments I own.
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"We want Congress to understand that this would be a lose-lose situation," he said.
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If they don't lose at the 5th Circuit, they will lose at the Supreme Court.
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It was a lose-lose, because she f—d up and he f—d up.
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It'll be a heartbreak if I ever lose her, but she'll probably lose me first.
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Look, you can lose—it's two bucks stock, but you could lose the two bucks.
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If you lose your job, you lose the attention and validation that comes with it.
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Unfortunately, for the next few months the Fed finds itself in a "lose-lose" scenario.
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Anytime you do anything controversial you lose constituents, you lose support because people have opinions.
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"They said, 'He can lose vacation time or he can lose his job,'" James said.
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"People here think you can never lose this, but you can lose this," she said.
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Doctors and hospitals could lose a crucial source of revenue, as some people lose insurance.
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It's a lose-lose for Britain, and prolonging the process isn't likely to improve matters.
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Americans lose faith in their system of government and ultimately lose faith in one another.
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Trump is obviously going to lose the black vote in November, and lose it badly.
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California alone would lose $78 billion in funds, and New York would lose $45 billion.
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Either they lose because they can't provide housing, or they lose out from the protests.
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Sub-goal: Finally lose the last five pounds that I've tried to lose for years.
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They may no longer control global production, but they still have the "lose-lose" option.
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In that sense, Bloomberg has put the DNC in somewhat of a lose-lose situation.
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When the cultural arbiters lose the will to arbitrate, they lose their value to society.
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When everything is too easy, sometimes people lose their love of life, they lose enthusiasm.
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Actually after a while, a person's descendants can lose that DNA, lose that genetic connection.
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Middle-class households would lose $1,540 on average, while the poor would lose $2900,24 each.
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It all added up to a lose-lose situation, though, for player and team alike.
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The CMS study found that by 2026, Alaska would lose 38 percent of its federal funding for insurance subsidies and Medicaid; Arizona would lose 9 percent; Maine would gain 44 percent; Ohio would lose 18 percent; and West Virginia would lose 23 percent, Axios reported.
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In an election in which I wanted both candidates to lose, the man I wanted to lose beat the woman I wanted to lose, and I am O.K. with that.
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In its narrative construction, Sky High draws far more on high school freshman stories than the lose-win-lose-win-lose-triumph arc we've become accustomed to in superhero movies.
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BHP points to what it calls a "lose-lose" situation from the U.S./China trade conflict.
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Everyone will lose if there is no agreement, but nobody will lose as much as Britain.
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You have a great model now, even with the bundle starting to lose certainly, lose carriage.
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For we have only what we know we must lose, what we are willing to lose ….
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You know, you have the hedge, you lose on hedge, you lose on the other side.
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But with him not out there, you lose deflections, you lose rebounds because he's so long.
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While he does not expect her party to lose its majority, they could well lose seats.
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Oil stocks don't just lose on a fundamental level, they lose as a relative value play.
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Although let's just say "are you a sheep or a rat?" is a lose-lose setup.
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Too much, and you may lose funds; too little, and you lose a potential tax advantage.
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Were we to lose those sustaining connections, we might very well lose our fear of death.
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Out of respect for you, no, because that's just kind of like a lose-lose situation.
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How the Frightful Five Put Start-Ups in a Lose-Lose SituationHow Many People Watch Netflix?
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"They need to be protected, otherwise we lose them, we lose their genetic identity," Janke says.
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"Obviously you never want to lose, and you never want to lose 5-1," Reimer said.
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Unlike Florida, felons in many other states don't lose their rights or lose them only temporarily.
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"This is a lose-lose for China," said Wallace Tyner, an agricultural economist at Purdue University.
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Now, "When we win, we win together, and when we lose, we lose together," he continued.
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The American Petroleum Institute (API) pushed back, calling the decision a "lose-lose" for American consumers.
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"These children, I cannot lose them to drugs, I cannot lose them to crime," she said.
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"It's a lose-lose political situation," said Fergus Cullen, a former New Hampshire Republican Party chairman.
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Britain leaving the EU would amount to a "lose-lose" situation, Moscovici said on May 8.
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When you lose your home to foreclosure, you really lose your membership in the middle class.
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"Personally, I'd rather lose money than lose colleagues," Jane Lytvynenko, senior reporter at BuzzFeed News, tweeted.
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Strive to win but if you must lose, lose like a gentleman and a good sportsman.
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If the digging didn't succeed, though, they would all lose money they couldn't afford to lose.
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"You might lose one, you might lose two," she said, "but losing eight is unheard-of."
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It is one thing to lose a wedding ring, something else entirely to lose a spouse.
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For a select few, it meant they didn't get to strip on TV. Lose-lose situation.
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But I guarantee, the one thing we will not lose, we will not lose our voices.
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"If we lose one language, we lose something fundamental for the whole of humankind," he said.
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"We lose the owls, we lose something else next, and then something else," Ms. McLaughlin said.
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Lose that, and we lose the tools that have allowed us to prepare for such eventualities.
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Employees lose flexibility and small business owners lose the opportunity to grow, expand and create jobs.
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They will just continue to lose and lose and lose if they move to the extreme left and try to capture the extreme, extreme left at the expense of the middle.
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The labs issue reports in about two weeks, but defendants typically wait three weeks before they can see a judge — enough time to lose a job, lose an apartment, lose everything.
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You feel like crap, smell like vomit, hide secrets, lose friends, lose hair, lose muscle mass, suffer from severe isolation and basically become a shell of your once happy, hungry self.
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To lose David, and then to lose Will to a bad concussion, and then to lose Quilly to a red card, it was a bit of a calamity in Kobe tonight.
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People don't want to lose business, they don't want to lose customers, they don't want to lose talent, and they will lose all those things if they actually don't build a great culture and a team that looks like a modern company and a modern team.
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If we engage with it and send nudes, we lose, if we don't, then we still lose.
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But how was I going to lose 10 pounds, when there was no more weight to lose?
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The student had to choose whether "to lose an athletic competition or lose his identity," Newsom said.
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"Whenever I fight that hard for someone and I lose – when we lose, people die," he says.
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You will lose friends, you will maybe even lose family, that's the price you have to pay.
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You expect to lose money gambling, but you don't really expect to lose it abstaining from gambling.
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TO LOSE one inquiry chairman may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose three looks like carelessness.
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This means that, like McDonald, he sees the outcome as a bit of a lose-lose situation.
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I never allow myself fancy shades because I lose them, but I've managed to not lose these.
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If you lose the specialty teams battle in this building, you're probably going to lose the game.
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Believe it or not, when you lose your confidence in something, you can even lose your talent.
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"Heads you lose, tails you lose with regard to interest rates," Sanchez told "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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That's a rhetorical question, because in both cases, if you haven't consented, it's a lose-lose situation.
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"To lose that status, we feel that we would lose our say in our government," he said.
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TO LOSE Greece or Portugal may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose Italy looks like carelessness.
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To lose one father is depressing and traumatic enough, but to lose two is really too much.
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And you may still lose muscle mass if that's the only way you're trying to lose weight.
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"If you lose fashion, you lose everything," argues Philip Dorrell, a partner at Retail Remedy, a consultancy.
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Otherwise, Americans will not just lose jobs, they will lose the race to the future to China.
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As ISIL continues to lose territory, it also continues to lose the money that is its lifeblood.
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When manufacturing goes overseas, we don't just lose jobs — we also lose control of products' environmental impact.
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He said it would be "a lose-lose" situation for him if he publicly took a side.
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But if we lose this, we are 3-1, if they lose this, they are 0-21625.
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Texas would lose $6.1 billion in GDP annually, and North Carolina would lose $1.9 billion a year.
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"I might lose my hair but I will never lose my work ethic," posted the middleweight champion.
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If they lose the Senate majority, they lose the capacity to implement anything resembling a conservative agenda.
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It's a lose-lose a lot of the time unless you're one of those top four guys.
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If our neighbors lose their jobs, then our local economies suffer, and we may lose our jobs.
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We are doomed if we lose independent thinking, lose the ability to freely evaluate and define ourselves.
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So as the Icelanders lose ice each year, they also lose a physical link to their history.
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By reaching out to Corbyn in this way May has put Corbyn in a lose-lose situation.
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Ron is loath to lose money, but also doesn't want to see good people lose their shirts.
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"If we lose the level playing field, then we lose the integrity of the competition," Coe said.
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"To lose her is not just to lose a friend, but a source of inspiration," she wrote.
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We lose things because we are flawed; because we are human; because we have things to lose.
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The Washington Wizards just don't lose at home anymore, and barely lose on the road as well.
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From the point of view of a typical middle-class American voter, the deal is lose-lose.
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If that fails, "I will lose Sweden, and Sweden will lose, at least, a taxpayer," he said.
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A Cubs fan expects to lose — he spends half his life looking for a reason to lose.
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But when one of these crafts disappear, we all lose, just as when we lose a building.
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Nick choosing his family means he might resent Eleanor forever — thus losing his mother anyway. Lose-lose.
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"When the delirium begins, many lose control of their finances, and then lose their insurance," she said.
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"As a pilot, when you get that diagnosis, you not only lose your health, but you also lose the ability to provide for your family because you lose your job," she tells PEOPLE.
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They on average would lose $13 million drop in assets Other bond funds would lose about $2.5 million on average, and equity funds lose $500,000 on average, the New York Fed analysts said.
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I mean, it's really sad when every single case filed against us -- this is in the 9th Circuit -- we lose, we lose, we lose, and then we do fine in the Supreme Court.
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A former center-right member of Parliament, government minister and union commissioner, Mr. Barnier viewed Brexit as "a lose-lose case" and was determined that the union would lose as little as possible.
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And when Na'Vi starts to lose against an opponent, they lose confidence and rarely turn the match around.
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"I think if we're going to lose a dollar they will lose a dollar also," says Mr Emadi.
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And with a cute cheering section like that, you really can't lose… even if you, you know, lose.
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When you lose someone who is such a big part of you, you lose all purpose for living.
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"There will be a lawsuit, I'll lose, I'll lose custody of my children, I'll kill myself," he said.
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THR calls Middleton's position a "lose-lose" situation; essentially, she's damned if she does, damned if she doesn't.
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This is almost a lose-lose model, where riders suffer and drivers remain unprofitable, a true disempowering model.
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"We are sure we'll lose some people, but we want to lose some people, frankly," McLeod told Refinery29.
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To lose friends and lose respect for friends based on their choices and world views on these elections?
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In tweet last week from the account Huawei Facts, the company called the blacklist a "lose-lose" situation.
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To invert China's much-loved win-win motto, this has all the makings of a lose-lose battle.
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If he does lose, there's a risk that his supporters will lose faith in the democratic process too.
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But I'm not going to lose sleep over it, I'm not going to lose my job over it.
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That means people will be less likely to lose their insurance if they change or lose their insurance.
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Weight loss surgery isn't going to make you lose weight, it's a tool to help you lose weight.
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Brandi Glanville just learned the harsh reality of reality TV ... you lose your show, you lose your pull.
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"If we lose interest in global investment we lose interest in being a global player," says the chamber.
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"If we lose the Senate in Florida, that means we probably lose the Senate," Rubio said in Tallahassee.
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But in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, African-American abstract artists were caught in a lose-lose situation.
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If Pruitt continues to lose court battles over his regulatory actions, he also stands to lose Trump's support.
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A lot of these stories lose track of the humanity, and lose track of who these people were.
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The 2016 election is a lose-lose for Millennials Latinos, when Election Day 2016 came, where were you?
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Still, stopping the killing and freezing the status quo changes the game from win-lose to no-lose.
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When you become someone you're not in order to fit in, you lose yourself and you lose confidence.
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"This is a lose-lose result for both Britain and Europe," said Thomas Enders, the Airbus chief executive.
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Should they lose the suit, Facebook could lose as much as $2 billion reports the New York Times.
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I had actually accepted this lose-lose fate when Kate Somerville ExfoliKate Cleanser was recommended by my editor.
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Last but by no means least, the true perversity of trade war is that it's genuinely lose-lose.
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If a woman shares her story and it fails to gain media traction, it's a lose/lose situation.
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I knew if I didn't find that energy, I would lose interest and the reader would lose interest.
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That means parents can lose pay for the days they don't work, or even lose their jobs entirely.
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If, if Abe Lincoln came back to life, he would lose New York and he would lose California.
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And I will lose along with many other Democrats in swing seats, and we will lose the House.
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Aside from the limiting factor of foul trouble, such a rule could easily be lose-lose for Detroit.
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Anyone who's saying, "Oh, I don't want to lose my football," you're not going to lose your football.
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I might lose a client if I say the wrong thing, but I do not lose my job.
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Ms. Gregoli said couples who postpone may lose their deposits, but they will lose everything if they cancel.
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Track and field will lose 105 athlete slots, and men's weight lifting will lose an entire weight class.
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In recent years, several insurance companies have been sued by policyholders faced with this exact lose-lose scenario.
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But if people lose their insurance, Dr. Frank said, they may well lose access to these new options.
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If they can't change the way this issue is being discussed, they will face a lose-lose situation.
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"If I lose that pension, I'm going to lose that house," said Shultz, whose wife recently passed away.
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Now I am on Wellbutrin and I am always upset and nervous… it is a lose/lose situation.
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It's a lose-lose cycle that's inherently unfair and also incredibly biased to shit on one gender only.
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And while you never want to lose when you're in leadership or speaker, sometimes you're going to lose.
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I don't want to lose another friend, or lose my own life, because you're trying to look cool.
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If the Tigers lose on Sunday, and the Seattle Mariners were also to lose one of their last two games, then the Orioles could clinch even if they lose to the Yankees on Sunday.
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"If we lose these very important, very beautiful moments of debate, of polemos as Heraclitus called it, we lose the real sense of an encounter — and we'll lose the joy of living," he says.
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There is no question that this new policy is lose-lose-lose for key stakeholders with no upside: To recap: Trump is enacting a policy where the government spends billions more to insure fewer people.
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"A lot of people think we're the only ones to lose in this... if we're going to lose a dollar, they will lose a dollar also," he said in reference to Gulf Cooperation Council nations.
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They are followed by California insurers, which will lose about $107 million in payments, Texas insurers, which will lose about $98 million, and North Carolina insurers, which will lose about $66 million, the analysis found.
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"Iran wants to show that instead of a win-lose contest, Iran can turn this into a lose-lose dynamic for everyone," said Ali Vaez, head of the Iran Project at the International Crisis Group.
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Precisely because the trade war is an inherently lose-lose situation, any possible resolution of it is a win.
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Ignoring how the two countries' aluminum sectors complement each other would lead to a "lose-lose" outcome, it said.
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If a patient wants to lose some weight, Miller warns not to lose more than a pound a week.
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They are lose-lose propositions as I&aposve said on this show before because it happens to be true.
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"It's a lose-lose for everybody," said Nick Gravante, a partner of New York-based law firm Boies Schiller.
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Suddenly, not supporting the nominee publicly is looking like a big lose/lose for politicians who wants GOP votes.
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"If he was going to lose for governor, I guess it makes more sense to lose for vice president."
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Both of them will lose money in this trade, it's just a case of who's going to lose more.
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It tends to leave clients in a lose-lose predicament: Leave the unsightly jumble on or pull it off.
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Rural communities lose the cream of the crop — lose the brightest kids — who go away and don't come back.
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As voters begin to lose faith that Sanders has a shot at winning, the Bernie train will lose momentum.
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John Kasich lose their home states, they'll lose the momentum they need to beat Trump for the Republican nomination.
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When most people talk about trying to lose weight, what they are really trying to do is lose fat.
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If they choose Trump, they probably won't lose their party, but their party will lose a lot of elections.
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Employees who lose bosses often lose their sense of purpose and worry they'll be next, so they move on.
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Trump will also lose Maine and Vermont in November and lose his home state of New York as well.
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"When we lose a language, we lose access to an entire history of a kind of culture," Awodey said.
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In addition, people would not lose coverage when they lose their job or when their income takes a dive.
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The problem with Tyrion's insistence that Cersei is coming is that it's put him in a lose-lose situation.
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"The kitchen scene was so liberating, to lose control of my body and lose sight of myself," she said.
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"If we lose those birds, we lose all ability to recover," he told reporters, in remarks translated from Portuguese.
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Jon's got them there, though: If they don't lose to the Boltons, they will lose to the White Walkers.
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Because Bernie has to lose the nomination to a moderate Democrat, but he has to lose fair and square.
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Complaining to people we don't know about things that aren't our business is an almost guaranteed lose-lose situation.
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So when you lose the fish, you lose the whole productivity of the ocean, and the whole thing collapses.
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You lose your point guard, you lose the M.V.P, and to be able to put Shaun Livingston out there?
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But if states refused, they wouldn't just lose this new funding — they would lose all existing federal Medicaid funds.
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There are severely disabled kids who will lose their care and millions of people who will lose their insurance.
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"You lose tourism, economy, you lose your IPOs and so on, but you can't do much about it," Mrs.
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To misquote Oscar Wilde, it is a misfortune to lose one chancellor, but to lose two smacks of carelessness.
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"If I lose that control, it scares me because of what my family stands to lose," Jeff told Lemonis.
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This is because stars are thought to lose their gas as they die and lose mass as a result.
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If you lose the shape, you lose the body, and I like to track the body in my designs.
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"When you lose an upper extremity, you lose your independence, your ability to take care of yourself," he said.
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With Bitcoin, when people lose their private key they lose access to the money in their account — if someone lost the private key to a blockchain-based online account, they could lose access to their identity.
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Without backing up call history, you'd lose it all, and that's a convenience Apple thinks people don't want to lose.
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I didn't have a lot to lose, but you have four months to lose 6 to 7 pounds a month.
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"If you lose (citizenship) you lose the rest of your rights," said Fairooz, chairman of Salam for Democracy & Human Rights.
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And if Republicans lose the presidency, of course, they don't just lose Scalia's seat, but possibly one or two more.
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If they aren't working — there's so many pitfalls in our current establishment that create a lose-lose dynamic for women.
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She said she's about to lose her driver's license, and expects to lose her sight within the next three years.
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"It is hard enough when you lose one soldier, but when you lose three, that pain is amplified," he said.
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If you lose your phone and restore a new one from backup, you simply lose all of your chat history.
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I'm telling you, that's what the binary choices that we're given as a country, and it's a lose-lose choice.
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The GOP may not only lose its majority control of Congress, but could also lose seats it's held for generations.
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We not only know what we have to lose; we know all too well what all Americans stand to lose.
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"A lot of people lose their phones, they lose numbers and they don't know how to reach out," Adler said.
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"What is true about politics that is similar to sports, though, is when you lose, you lose publicly," he said.
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When we lose species, we lose out in finding potential drugs made by nature that could help cure human diseases.
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We would have lost our homes, we don't want to lose our dignity, we don't want to lose our pride.
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"If they try [to reverse the "endangerment finding"], they will lose and lose badly," Walke said in Texas last week.
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Even if Gillette does lose a few MRA activists, it stands to gain more new customers than it will lose.
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" If Trump is the GOP nominee, Bush added, "we'll lose the Senate and we'll lose the presidency in a landslide.
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I wouldn't say it's better to win-lose, win-lose, but sometimes it's better because you can get too high.
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Now she is leaving him when he has nothing left to lose—nothing to lose except his wife, that is.
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"If we allow our party to lose, it is not impossible that we would lose forever," Mohamed Khaled Nordin said.
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In Amazon Bid, New York Brags About, Well, EverythingHow the Frightful Five Put Start-Ups in a Lose-Lose Situation
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Carilli: So, if we lose corals, we potentially lose, you know, the key to solving diseases that we care about.
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When they lose the power to direct their economic welfare they also lose the means to direct their political future.
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"In the end, cadres cannot lose contact, but even more, they cannot lose their sense of responsibility," the editorial said.
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We lose homes to climate change, but in much of the world families lose something far more precious: their babies.
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Hong Kong suffers, you lose tourism, economy, you lose your IPOs and so, but you can't do much about it.
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But if the plaintiff states are going to lose, it seems to me that it matters greatly how they lose.
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"We have always said Brexit is a lose-lose situation and these negotiations were always about damage control," he said.
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In that environment, the choice is often much more stark: You can either lose playing poorly or lose playing well.
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"If we lose, we will lose graciously and get ready for the next fight," Mr. McMurray said in a statement.
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Thiem, Khachanov, Bautista Agut also lose Tsitsipas is not the only seed in the top 10 to lose on Tuesday.
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But I did not want to lose the woman I love to someone who appeared to have nothing to lose.
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To lose weight at a healthy pace, aim to lose around 0.5% to 1% of your body weight each week.
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"We were supposed to lose all three," he said (though few analysts expected the party to actually lose the House).
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That would be an "all-lose" war: Not only would Trump lose his credibility, but also the intelligence community itself.
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The question for many observers is not whether Democrats will lose seats in the Senate, but how many they'll lose.
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I never go into a fight thinking I might lose — I'm a winner, I like to win not to lose.
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Although it is possible to lose weight at any age, several factors make it harder to lose weight with age.
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Next year, they lose three great players and might lose in the Elite Eight, as if that would be horrible.
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This commitment is not subject to compromise: the Democratic Party, Thomasson argued, would lose its soul to lose those commitments.
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And the question really is, at what point do these sites potentially lose their forensic value and lose the evidence?
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Hopefully, things go well, but if they don't, not only could you lose your investment, but you could lose your job.
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Obviously as a society we lose the benefits of science, but we also lose the professional credibility of scientists and physicians.
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I feel like unless he was coming with some undeniable fire (like another "0-100"), this was a lose-lose situation.
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Indeed, many have warned that a severed U.S.-China relationship would only result in a 'lose-lose' situation for both parties.
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You may lose your right leg and when we give you chemotherapy, you're probably going to lose your hair as well.
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"When you lose your campaign, you lose your monopoly on any slogans," Republican National Committee spokesman Steve Guest told The Hill.
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As technology advances, people will inevitably lose jobs they never thought they would lose to robots or other machines, Cuban said.
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Not to mention, the cookies sold on Amazon are more expensive—around $10 per box—so it's really a lose-lose.
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F: It would be very disruptive for supply chains, and I think it would create a lose-lose situation for everybody.
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His strategy is an implicit recognition that the Wisconsin Republican finds himself in a lose-lose situation over his party's nominee.
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He'll lose on November 8 and probably lose big, going over the cliff edge with his supporters like Thelma and Louise.
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And Trump, more than anyone else, really, in modern politics, knows that once you lose the noise, you lose the election.
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But just as he did in the other encounters, he began to lose steam and, importantly, lose control of his ego.
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"The trade tensions that we see, we believe they are lose-lose tensions," Faury told reporters on a visit to London.
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Next week I'll be back with some WebMD guesses about what makes someone rapidly lose weight and then rapidly lose consciousness.
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"You hate to lose a lead and then you battle back and ultimately, lose the game," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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I've got something to lose, and you guys don't even have a life so you got nothing to lose at all.
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They lose their hideout, lose their cremation hookup, and start cracking up as the FBI and Dark Army simultaneously close in.
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"The next president faces a lose-lose situation when it comes to managing the deal with the United States," she said.
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In electing a president, we should strive for a person who will try for win-win and to avoid lose-lose.
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Qatar's Finance Minister saying, and the line that I quote is, 'if we lose a dollar, they will lose a dollar.
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Not only do you lose the story each honey wants to tell, but you lose all the beneficial compounds and pollen.
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Sometimes, CNBC's Jim Cramer gets frustrated with how frequently stock market stories are framed as lose-lose situations for the bulls.
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And now, so people don't want to lose the sovereignty; they want to keep the euro and not lose the sovereignty.
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As we lose kelp forests, we lose the things they create that humans depend on, like carbon storage and fish habitats.
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Any escalation in the trade war is a lose-lose for consumers as well as farmers and manufacturers around the globe.
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"If you lose data, you lose your performance," says Franz Tost, principal of the Italian Formula One team Scuderia Toro Rosso.
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The Trump administration has given us a choice: Either we lose our rights or we lose our relationship with this administration.
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But my friends are gonna lose their jobs or be forced to take jobs with less benefits and lose their seniority.
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"We're probably going to lose staff and lose programming all at a time when people need us the most," Pearson says.
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This setup may be a win-win for the Washington swamp, but it&aposs a lose-lose for future American prosperity.
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If the city loses black cowboys, "we lose the same thing that they lose when anything that disappears," Dr. Blair said.
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Children in Puerto Rico will not go hungry, will not lose education, will not lose healthcare, to make billionaires even wealthier.
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And when we lose Josiah, we lose much more than the lone person contending for Rachel's heart who can spell "polyamorous."
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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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Alaska would lose about $1 billion between 2023 and 2026, according to the Avalere analysis, while Arizona would lose $11 billion.
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You lose your hard-earned money and you lose the house, and there's no way you can get either one back.
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If we lose that, we lose something integral to our continued success, and that is where I would lead as president.
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You take SSRIs to stop being depressed, and that works, but then you're depressed because you can't feel anymore. Lose-lose.
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"We can only lose 2202 votes, and if we don't include a lot of the progressives' priorities then we'll lose a lot of them; if we spend too much money, we'll lose some from the other side," he added.
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It's also possible that his party may lose a key legislative vote on January 5, 453, that could see Guaidó lose his leadership of Venezuela's National Assembly, which would also cause him to lose the title of interim president.
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In abstinence-based rehab, users are detoxed and lose their tolerance for drugs, he said — but they do not lose the cravings.
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In any event, it was a lose-lose situation for both of them, as they fall to the ground, completely tied up.
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With such a small market, developers need to make the most off each player, but the result is a lose / lose scenario.
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Not only do we lose existing people, but we lose all the people who could otherwise have had the chance to exist.
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Five days later, Clinton would lose to Tsongas in Maine; two days after that, he would lose to Kerrey in South Dakota.
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Avengers: Infinity War let the heroes lose, and lose big — even killing off many of the series' flagship characters at the end.
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The state of insect biodiversity is "dreadful" because we know what happens when ecosystems lose insects: They lose other species as well.
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The result is either high shipping and return costs for the retailer or a missed sale entirely — basically a lose-lose situation.
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And it is a religion that says that it's true in both its win-win form, and its inverse lose-lose form.
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I don't mind seeing Mr. Bush lose, but I don't like seeing him lose to Donald Trump any more than he does.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told the Associated Press today that it's a lose-lose if anyone starts shit in North Korea.
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The current system is complex and frustrating at best, and there's potential to lose all your games if you lose your console.
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One of my major worries is that when you lose the novel, you lose the ability to go into another person's perspective.
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They stand more to lose by war on the peninsula than anyone else, and by "lose" we're talking potentially millions of lives.
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For an Iranian film star they may not lose much but for a model she will certainly lose her hijab and honor.
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We'll lose all the traffic to our website, we're gonna lose all the rankings we have on the App store so far.
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"If we lose the Senate in Florida, that means we probably lose the Senate," Rubio said, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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It quickly became clear that in a fight between Trump/Bannon and Flake, the senator was going to lose -- and lose badly.
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Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.
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The Amazon-PBS deal means that Netflix will lose streaming rights to a dozen PBS shows, and Hulu will lose six shows.
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"Sometimes you lose an argument, sometimes you lose an election," he said, with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. by his side.
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Should they lose a game, they'll need the Raiders to lose one, too, as the Raiders hold the advantage over common opponents.
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Put simply, lose the snow leopard and we lose the source of the freshwater that millions of people living downstream depend on.
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Niggas'll lose their noodles in the Bay Area, nigga'll come to Sacramento thinking it's sweet, nigga you'll lose your noodles in Sacramento.
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They also need to protect workers who lose their jobs, and compensate communities that stand to lose part of their tax base.
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Journalists, media organizations — and increasingly anyone who publishes on social media platforms — routinely lose in court or expect to lose and settle.
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The wealth is under its feet," adding, "I'm not going to lose that wealth; I'm not going to lose it on dreams.
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It is a struggle that, going by the evidence of this week, America will lose—and that Iraq will thus lose, too. ■
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And if you lose one, it's like a link in a chain, you then lose the others that it is connected to.
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The truth is that the bottled water ban is a lose-lose deal: bad for consumers' health and bad for the environment.
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The Democrats may well face this lose-lose proposition: Bernie Sanders may have the most delegates by June, but not a majority.
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That is far more than the net 23 seats they need to lose (if Lamb wins) for them to lose the House.
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" Republican National Committee spokesman Steve Guest told Fox News that "when you lose your campaign, you lose your monopoly on any slogans.
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Because in the end, if it's rapacious and coming from overseas, we lose—the workers lose their jobs, not just their pay.
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On the Syrian front, the world was faced with the lose-lose choice of a collapsing Assad regime and an ascendant ISIS.
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Make no mistake about what "cooling off" an economy means: deliberately causing businesses to lose sales and people to lose their jobs.
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"We cannot hold this schedule when we lose that many controllers," he said, "and we're about to lose a lot of controllers."
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But people don't always lose weight on fasting diets — and they don't necessarily lose more than on plain, old calorie-restriction diets.
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She says she is interested in the ways we function when we lose someone close to us, how we lose ourselves even.
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Change proved scarier than stasis, and Obamacare's popularity never recovered from the public's fear of what they might lose, or did lose.
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His two-by-four tariffs on Chinese solar panels and Korean washing machines risk a lose-lose cycle of retaliation and escalation.
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This was, after all, Mr. Sanders's crowd to lose, and he did not lose them, despite some delays before taking the stage.
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"I'm afraid that the situation is so dire that the question is not whether the bondholders will lose, but whether they will lose a little or lose a lot," said Anne Krueger, an international economics professor at Johns Hopkins University.
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"I [didn't] want to lose time by portraying patriarchy, didn't want to lose time to fake conflicts between people who don't have much time, didn't want to lose time about reproducing this convention of an impossible love story," Sciamma explains.
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If we lose federal agencies like the National Endowment for the Arts, we will not only lose significant direct investments in communities across all 50 states, we also lose the infrastructure that brings us together as one United States of America.
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Most of these people -- about 2743 million of them -- would lose Medicaid coverage, but seven million Americans would lose employer coverage as well.
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Playing out Prey's story often feels like you're always going to be on the lose-lose end of things, one way or another.
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They say you can lose "a pound a day," but if you're cutting out a meal a day, of course you'll lose weight.
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Towne has, in effect, been placed in a lose-lose situation, said another attorney knowledgeable about the McCullough case who spoke on background.
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Particularly when the economy is doing badly, incumbents tend to lose — and, in this case, likely to lose to less environmentally friendly opponents.
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"If we lose the pre-booking then we will lose the booking, and have to probably ask for a different price," he said.
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The bottom line: If Democrats lose any of the above races, that doesn't mean they'll lose their chance to take back the House.
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The situation was a lose-lose scenario to start the week, with U.S. stocks suffering their worst day since early January on Monday.
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The bottom line: Trump does not plan to stop criticizing Powell, as Axios' Jonathan Swan reported, but he's walking into a lose-lose.
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When people exercise very hard sometimes they lose very little weight and often they lose no weight at all, Thomas told Reuters Health.
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As Lady Bracknell would doubtless comment, to lose one spokesperson may be regarded as a misfortune, but to lose both looks like carelessness.
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In the developed world, McKinsey estimates that men will tend to lose machine-operating jobs and women will lose clerical and service roles.
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"Any time you have to reroute a call, you lose time and you lose those seconds that count," says NENA CEO Brian Fontes.
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If he provokes the US into an all-out war, he will lose, the experts say, and therefore lose control of his country.
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Basically, it's a lose-lose situation — albeit one that the smartphone makers of the world seem all too excited to drag us into.
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If we lose them, we lose not only our ability to communicate effectively, but our best means of exploring what makes us human.
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"I may not know how it feels to lose a son, but I know how it feels to lose a sibling," he said.
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"Everyone has a ton of respect for him, win or lose — most of them lose to him — but everyone loves him," Cox said.
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Most people will lose four or fewer followers, but the big-time accounts of celebrities and other famous folks will lose many more.
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Lindsey Graham bemoaned President Donald Trump's support for Alabama Senate Republican candidate Roy Moore on Sunday, calling the move a lose-lose situation.
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I think with Spaced it would be a bit of a lose-lose; I don't know if people would ever be entirely happy.
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If I choose this option, I might lose this much money, but if I choose another option, I might lose even more money.
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"They lose the positive, and they lose some fundraising ability because he did bring some of that to the table," the strategist said.
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Here's what we learned from an exciting Sunday: ■ The Dallas Cowboys are too young to lose the games they are supposed to lose.
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Also, women who lose weight by dieting lose bone along with fat and may consider getting checked for bone density, Dr. Gourlay suggested.
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"We know from history that's lose-lose," said Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a pro-trade think tank.
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Patients lose their sense of smellOne odd aspect of the illness is that some patients lose their sense of smell while they're sick.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson's lesson from coronavirus: You can lose control of the message even faster than you can lose control of a pandemic.
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"We're just always going to support the Browns," Ms. Welch said, "win or lose — or lose even worse," she said with a laugh.
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"When institutions fail that means that gradually we will lose trust, and that means that we lose confidence in our society," he said.
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Not only was I going to lose her, I was going to lose all the reflections of me that came from her eyes.
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Only 22 percent said he would probably lose to the Democratic nominee, while just 9 percent think Trump will definitely lose this fall.
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Once Isabel tells Owen that she is pregnant, "Trash Fire" becomes something more than your standard-issue, faux transgressive, lose-lose character piece.
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"When institutions fail, that means that gradually we will lose trust, and that means that we lose confidence in our society," he said.
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They lose roughly 03% of their charging capacity every month, which is a considerable improvement over nickel-cadmium batteries, which could lose 20%.
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Most members, on average, can expect to lose about 21625 percentage points from their general election vote share, but few lose their seats.
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That has locked the two sides in an endless, "lose-lose" battle, he said, which he believes can be solved only through dialogue.
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Financially, it was a lose-lose situation, because I was either losing cash reselling tickets or spending too much at the last minute.
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If we were to lose the orchestra, we would lose far more than just this idea of a body of musicians performing together.
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Setting off a battle of punitive tariffs by taxing incoming goods from the other country would be a lose-lose for both economies.
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"As a subsistence farmer you depend on the land to survive and if you are kicked away from that land you lose your occupation as producer, you lose your ability to cultivate food for yourself and you lose your home," he said.
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Tom Price on Brookings estimate 15-M will lose health coverage under GOP bill: "we don't believe that individuals will lose coverage at all" The administration's current strategy is to simply lie about this and say that nobody is going to lose coverage.
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It's heartbreaking to lose a pet, but we can imagine it's just as heartbreaking for a pet like Gary to lose his human parent.
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Scientists are still studying the fly to see what adaptations darkness brings out in them, what adaptations they lose, and when they lose them.
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If there was, it was probably as follows: Cruz believes Trump will not just lose, but lose big, taking down many Republicans with him.
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To lose one major money person from your company may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose two within a week looks like carelessness.
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"He was going to lose, and he was going to lose big," Constantin Querard, a GOP consultant in Arizona, told Fox News on Wednesday.
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It's a lose-lose situation for Swift: She stepped up, just like the Recording Academy asked, but she's still being written off as unworthy.
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"The times in which you lose and it sets you back are greater than the times you lose and get set forward," Schaefer says.
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It is expected to lose support in Angola's cities and may even lose most of the seats in Luanda, where the party was founded.
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In humans, the aging process is that you lose muscle and gain fat, or if you have a disease, you lose weight and muscle.
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The car trolley problem is a 63 MIT Media Lab study in which respondents weighed certain lose-lose situations facing a driverless car. E.g.
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If GOP leaders put the bill on the floor without the votes to win, it won't lose by a handful, it will lose badly.
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Because as a single mom, whether you lose your friends or you lose your pants, when the show's over, it's on you to shine.
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Mark Kirk in Illinois was the only endorser to lose alongside Trump, and Kelly Ayotte was the only non-endorser to lose alongside Trump.
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A Muslim candidate would likely lose the support of 42% of people and an evangelical Christian would lose the support of 20% of people.
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"To lose the British Grand Prix, and particularly to lose it from Silverstone, would be disastrous," Red Bull team boss Christian Horner told reporters.
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Myth 261: Setting realistic goals when you are trying to lose weight is important because otherwise you will feel frustrated and lose less weight.
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At this point in the election cycle, these candidates— some of them have a lot to lose, some of them have little to lose.
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I'm aware that I would like to lose weight for my health, but not to satisfy the people who think I should lose weight.
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This, obviously, is a lose-lose scenario for both Huawei and ARM Holdings, and I'm certain that neither party is happy about the situation.
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This turned into a profound lose-lose action for all producers, and it led to a scramble to maintain markets or find new ones.
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Ultimately, Erdogan's fight with the United States is a lose-lose to both parties, but probably more so in the longer term to Turkey.
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"You lose credibility with your allies and you lose credibility with the American people," Michael McFaul, Obama's former ambassador to Russia, said on MSNBC.
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Lose your hearing and you're more likely to lose your job, suffer from high stress, or experience social anxiety, depression, and early-onset dementia.
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As we age, and as our frontal lobes lose their sharpness, we may lose that ability to inhibit stereotypical thoughts, despite our stated intentions.
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"Bernie has to lose the nomination to a moderate Democrat, but he has to lose fair and square," the Times columnist Thomas Friedman argues.
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"We hear everything from: both sides will lose, to you'll lose more," the person said, characterizing the reception the delegation received from Chinese leaders.
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The result is a lose-lose, and never accurate: Motherhood is made into a cheap joke, at the expense of marginalized and victimized populations.
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In Ms. Williams's case, it's what researchers call "double jeopardy" — a lose-lose situation in which she's up against both gender and racial stereotypes.
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With a slim 53-seat majority, he can afford to lose very few Republicans, and would much prefer to not lose a single one.
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"I'm extremely worried because the young really seem like they have nothing to lose, when they have a lot to lose," Ms. Mo said.
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In Maine and Vermont, felons never lose the right to vote In 14 states and Washington, D.C., they lose their rights only while incarcerated.
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It wasn't much of a roster to lose, overloaded with ill-fitting players and bereft of shooting and playmaking, but he did lose it.
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It's a fight he wants to have and if we're not careful, it's a fight that we'll lose -- and lose the election with it.
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I am sorry to say that true and fundamental change will not occur until NRA backed and endorsed candidates lose and lose big. Sen.
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Because they are empty calories, they also don't give you the opportunity to consume anything healthy, sort of a "lose lose situation," she says.
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No chance -- especially because every available metric (polling, fundraising, message discipline, swing state organization) suggested he was likely to lose, and potentially lose big.
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Not only would 6900,2628 people immediately lose the ability to pay rent, their landlords would lose the income provided by Section 28503, as well.
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As a result, the GOP is now likely to lose control of the Senate and lose seats in the House in the fall election.
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In the end, it may not be a "winner-takes-all" game, he said, and might even become a "lose-lose" situation for both.
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"You lose your language, border and your culture, you're going to lose your country," he says, sounding one of the president-elect's campaign themes.
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While it's one thing to lose a parent, like I did three years ago, it's a whole other thing to lose your parent's hero.
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"We will continue to fight for Naruto and his fellow macaques," Jeff Kerr, an attorney for PETA, said in a statement, adding "As my legal mentor used to say, 'In social-cause cases, historically, you lose, you lose, you lose, and then you win.'"
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" Some City fans had called for Hart to play against Liverpool, but Pellegrini said, "I prefer to lose the title than to lose my words.
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There is no shame if it takes longer than you think it will to lose the weight (if you want to lose it at all).
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" He added, "But part of the punishment when you're convicted of a crime and you're incarcerated is you lose certain rights, you lose your freedom.
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"There are studies that show 90 percent of them have severe emotional distress, may lose their jobs, may lose connection to their families," she says.
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Janey, the CEO of a wedding gown company, is faced with a crisis: She has to lose 30 pounds stat or she'll lose her job.
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Practical Magic knows the potential consequences intimately: You could lose them, like Sally lost her husband, or lose yourself, like Sally and Gillian's mother did.
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This two-way stigma is a lose-lose situation for people who menstruate, and only reinforces the idea that we should never talk about it.
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"The job losses we anticipated may happen over a longer period - we may lose all of them or we may only lose half," Magara said.
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"I'm not going to lose that wealth, I'm not going to lose it on dreams, on windmills, which frankly aren't working too well," he added.
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But I loved these men and I didn't want to lose them and I didn't want to lose their love and affection and their acceptance.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Britain leaving the European Union would amount to a "lose-lose" situation, European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Sunday.
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Tory MPs must lose two rounds of votes, first among senior local party officials and then among the local membership, before they lose their candidacy.
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And if we ever lose that spirit, then we're gonna lose what is essential about America and what I think is essential about being human.
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But the other reason is simply that, with 30 days until the election, Republicans believe that Trump is going to lose and to lose badly.
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We're going to lose because it's going to be the New York, Jewish, Austrian pornographer, website operator is going to lose in a Florida courtroom.
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If you snooze, you lose — lose the chance to flex your mighty coding skills and build something creative and amazing from scratch in 21 hours.
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"It is one thing to lose to a defense attorney; it is quite another to lose a case to a pro se defendant," he said.
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Being able to think and express yourself in a linear way is important, so when you lose that ability, you lose your sense of self.
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The result is a lose-lose dilemma for a defense that's suddenly afflicted with the type of hopelessness basketball didn't really know ten years ago.
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And three years from now we'll fight like hell for our candidate and we'll win and they'll lose and this time they'll lose for good.
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The Machine says that if the Packers must lose, it would be best to lose to the Vikings, who they aren't going to catch anyway.
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"Any time you lose two games in a row, you lose some of the luster of being in first place," Washington Coach Jay Gruden said.
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And when you lose the sea ice, this white reflective surface at the top of our planet, we lose our protective shield from solar energy.
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If you lose any unit, even in casual, you lose the level and you have to get to a certain place by certain time limits.
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The big picture: Facebook is under enormous pressure in both directions from Democrats, Republicans and industry leaders, putting the company in a lose-lose position.
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If we do something really dumb and they lose – a company loses a lot of money, they lose money and it's real money to them.
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Our neighbors might fare even worse, as Canada would lose an estimated 1.2 million jobs and Mexico would lose between 2.3 to 10.3 million jobs.
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This tactic of combining the full power of the Marine Corps' assets through maneuver warfare focuses on putting the enemy in a lose-lose scenario.
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"Religious freedom and LGBT rights don't have to be in a lose-lose battle for protections in America," Stewart said in a statement to Vox.
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"It is one of the few positive things in an otherwise lose-lose 'Brexit' situation," said Ms. Corazza Bildt, of the possibilities now opening up.
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Victor Mather Senior staff editor and reporter The 76ers decided that the way to win in the N.B.A. was to lose, and lose a lot.
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Over 163,000 immigrants would lose protections during the 6-month "delay" — and the rest of them would lose them all at once in March 2018.
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Yes. It is lose/lose deal for the U.S. It raises the risk that Iran might forgo negotiations and go ahead with its nuclear program.
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"I'm aware that I would like to lose weight for my health, but not to satisfy the people who think I should lose weight," she added.
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"We would likely lose our spot, and it's also unfair to the day care provider who would lose a big part of her income," Groeneveld said.
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If the three merged, there's the possibility that WhatsApp would lose that key advantage, meaning users who relied on its secure features would seriously lose out.
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"From the U.S. perspective, this is a lose-lose confrontation, which could also inadvertently benefit China," said Triolo, practice head of geo-technology at Eurasia Group.
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One woman talked about her frustration that Medicare didn't cover dental care, leaving her with the decision to either lose her teeth or lose her house.
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"It's hers to lose but she could lose it," he summarized,pointing to the latest polls that give Clinton around a 3 to 5 percent lead.
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" But Ms Rousseff's best one-liner came during her campaign in 2014: "I don't think that whoever might win or lose, will either win or lose.
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Their parents have thrown themselves into whatever they can to stay busy; to lose a brother is hard enough, Hannah says, but to lose a son?
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But more broadly, journalists have been forced into a lose-lose position by an administration and a political movement that have cast them as the enemy.
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Sebregondi's own inspiration came from Bruce Chatwin's "The Songlines": whereas to lose a passport was a mishap, Chatwin writes, "to lose a notebook was a catastrophe".
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The party committee never likes to lose, but to lose this one would have been an especially grievous blow since it had gone nuclear on her.
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Driving through lush, green hills and valleys on the county's winding roads, you lose cell reception, but you never lose sight of the architecture of industry.
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And not that my personal opinion has any effect on these decisions, but if I lose either of these shows I will literally lose my shit.
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And so rather than hedge like others did, Cruz made a career-defining bet, not just that Trump will lose, but that Trump will lose badly.
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Commercial spaceflight companies don't want to see the station lose funding too soon, because they could then lose access to one of their primary test sites.
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"I think I was fearful that I would lose a job or lose my position if I said I didn't want to do something," Kloss said.
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Even better, it does this intelligently, and in a way that's reversible, so you never lose access to your most-used stuff, or lose anything permanently.
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And as if that weren't enough, the fanning of those emotions can recalibrate the games, making lose-lose outcomes even worse than they would be otherwise.
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She notes that the amount of sleep you get also impacts whether or not you lose muscle as you lose fat—largely by influencing hormone levels.
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The states together stand to lose a total of nearly $25 million in funds, and New York City could reportedly lose $4 million, according to NBC.
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"When neighborhoods lose their history they lose their souls, and all that's left is the Gap," Ms. Solow, a jewelry dealer who lives in Chelsea, said.
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"If we lose these ingredients, we lose our culture, our identity," said Acuña, who runs several restaurants, a gastronomy research center and an annual culinary festival.
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For every pound you lose, you'll also lose a little bit of water, a little bit of fat, and a little bit of muscle, Lofton explains.
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So companies may succeed in getting their employees to lose weight using this method, but they may also lose employees and lower morale by doing so.
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It didn't matter how much weight you wanted to lose or how you were trying to lose it — fasting three hours before bed would do it.
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When he actually became the nominee the party establishment, I'm sure, thought by his behavior and antics that he would not only lose, but lose big.
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We sometimes randomly lose our Internet connection, so if that were to happen in the middle of the night, we would lose our monitor's connect too.
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Haitians and Nicaraguans will lose their protected status in 2019 and Hondurans, the second largest group in the program, could lose their rights later this year.
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For instance, a person can lose their private employer health insurance because they lose their job — and unemployment may affect their health, independent of insurance status.
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I want them to see me play as hard as I can and if I lose I want to lose with a smile on my face.
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"We're either going to win Wisconsin and win the election, or lose Wisconsin and lose the election," Clark declared at the outset, setting out the stakes.
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An exit from the Paris accord would be a remarkable lose-lose proposition: bad for the rest of the world and bad for the United States.
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"People say never accept a purchase order you can't afford to lose — which is very true — but we literally had nothing to lose," Kern Lima says.
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The result has been a clear "lose-lose," said Dalia Dassa Kaye, who directs a Middle East policy center at RAND Corporation, a nonpartisan research group.
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He likens the situation to having a rotten toe from diabetes: it is sad to lose it, but it would be worse to lose a leg.
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"Refs don't do their freaking job and now we lose a game, and we lose our goalie," Tortorella said in his brief postgame news conference Sunday.
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In these states overly restrictive federal energy policies has real life impacts — people lose jobs and communities lose critical tax revenue necessary to fund basic services.
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Richard Russell told Johnson that if he pushed the bill, he would lose the upcoming presidential election, and the Democratic Party would lose the South forever.
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Every day I feared that I could lose my job, my career, my livelihood -- indeed that I could lose everything, just because LGBT service was banned.
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"Religious freedom and LGBT rights don't have to be in a lose-lose battle for protections in America," Stewart said in a statement to The Hill.
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It's one thing to lose to a superior opponent; it's another to lose because your coach made the stupidest decision of the day in the NFL.
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And whatever we may lose, whatever we may lose in the first quarter -- and by the way, the first quarter's always a problem because of bad seasonals, but putting that aside -- I acknowledge, I acknowledge that we'll lose some in the accounting of gross domestic product. Okay.
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This bill is the worst Obamacare repeal bill yet: Millions of Planned Parenthood patients could lose their health care if the Graham-Cassidy bill were to pass — millions more would lose their coverage through Medicaid, and could lose essentials like maternity care and coverage for prescription drugs.
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"If we lose our supply chain, if we lose our intellectual chain of supply of bright scientists because we basically pushed the nuclear industry back, then we're going to lose our role as a leader when it comes to nuclear energy in the world," Perry said.
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Vox, the first far-right party to gain a sizable presence in parliament since Spain's return to democracy, would lose 10 of its 24 seats, while Podemos would lose seven of its 42 seats and the center-right Ciudadanos would lose 12 of its current 57.
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"Every time you lose a corner store, every time you lose a restaurant, every time you lose a small clothing store, it detracts from the quality of life, as well as the job loss," said John McGrath, a professor of management at the University of Pittsburgh Johnstown.
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"What you're going to do is you lose the election for the Republicans and therefore you lose the Supreme Court," Trump said at a press conference Tuesday.
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While she has been shamed for being plus-size, she's also been criticized for appearing to lose weight — or even for seeming to want to lose weight.
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The protests have driven Macron's popularity to record lows and left him facing a lose-lose situation, said Gael Sliman, president of the Odoxa polling institute said.
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And if the Democrats want to run on that platform as a differentiating factor going into 2018, they are going to lose, and lose by record numbers.
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Picasso once said that women were "goddesses and doormats," which, as Gadsby points out, echoes art history's lose-lose dichotomy of women represented as virgins or whores.
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I'm really serious about this: Win, lose or draw—trust me, if it had been the other way around—win, lose or draw, or controversy, that's it.
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In essence, the Copa America tournament saw the U.S. beat the teams they were supposed to beat, and lose to teams they were supposed to lose to.
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When I announce, they are going to endorse me, because if I lose -- should I lose or if I don&apost run, they&aposre out of business.
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Fortunately for Wambach, she cannot lose her "emeritus soccer star" license the way she might lose her driver's license (for 90 days to a year in Oregon).
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"You lose more than just the uterus, you lose a lot of the hopes and dreams you had for the future," Lindsey's husband, Blake McFarland, told NBC.
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"That's the grey area," says Larry Noble of the Campaign Legal Centre in Washington, DC. What seems to have developed, in sum, is a lose-lose situation.
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Note that you'll lose everything you've ever bought from Google Play, from apps to movies, and you'll also lose your Gmail username, which you can't use again.
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It's a crazy message (Lose weight by not trying to lose weight!) but not that much crazier than any of the other eating fads we've been through.
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This leads to a lose-lose situation where some people are disempowered, other people get talked over and the best ideas don't get heard, according to Henry.
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It's no wonder that a lot of people lose their way and lose who they really are because they always have people telling them who to be.
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It's typical for the party of the president to lose seats in the midterms, and the Republican Party could "lose big" given Trump's sub-50 approval rating.
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" In his closing thoughts, Morgan said he believes Manigault Newman will lose Celebrity Big Brother: "I think she'll do what she always does, which is she'll lose.
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For example, after 24 hours, spinach can lose up to 50-90% of its vitamin A and beans eaten one week later lose 50% of its nutrients.
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If we lose the right to criticize the government in wide-open and robust debate, we lose an important part of what it means to be free.
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"Trump, Rubio and Cruz are all destined to lose in 2016 because without Ben Carson on the ticket, they will lose the African-American vote," he wrote.
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"Those half-serious New Year's resolutions to lose weight should become year-round commitments to lose weight and prevent future weight gain," he said in a statement.
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"Any time we lose a student it is a sad occasion, but it is particularly poignant to lose a student through such a senseless act," he said.
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"I'd rather lose my hair than lose my life," says Young, adding that he sometimes makes light of the situation since he has "no control" over it.
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"He was bound and determined to hold on and keep me and he didn't want to lose me, I didn't want to lose him either," Laura said.
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For that reason, he needs not just to lose, but to lose by a wide margin, to be buried so deeply that Trumpism can never rise again.
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So you get to pay a huge price while shortchanging yourself in the long term by not letting that money grow over a long time. Lose-lose.
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That's right: A small caloric deficit will help you lose weight slowly, which will help reduce the amount of fat-free mass that you lose, Campbell says.
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"We have not seen the changes so we don't have to lose any more children, so we don't have to lose any more police officers," she said.
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To lose a language is to lose identity, and Westworld seems to have been building on this premise, which dovetails with its central themes, across several episodes.
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We would lose the light, he kept saying, as though he were an artist imagining a scene, I want to see it before we lose the light.
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And large parts of the rest of Britain — especially sections of Scotland and Wales — would be absolutely pleased to see their English neighbors lose, and lose badly.
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In her important report on the way trolls manipulate the media into amplifying their messages, communications scholar Whitney Phillips summed up the media's lose-lose choice well.
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"Ultimately the current situation will mean payday for smugglers and Europe will not achieve its objective of keeping people out, its a lose-lose," said Amnesty's Gulik.
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But as police continue to demand data from DNA profiling and genealogy companies, they risk turning customers away — a lose-lose for both police and the companies.
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He said, "The people who bet against Britain are going to lose their shirts," not "The people who bet against Brexit are going to lose their shirts."
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Giving the burden and blame for approving a Clinton appointee to the Supreme Court to Democrats frees Republicans from this lose-lose situation of their own making.
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West Virginia, Michigan and Minnesota are all projected to lose a seat, while Illinois is likely to lose either one or two seats, depending on late trends.
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Max always said that if editors were too well known the public would lose faith in writers, and that, above all, writers would lose faith in themselves.
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For most members of the House and Senate, maintaining their political power is a win-win for them, even if it is a lose-lose for America.
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There's not a lot of appetite to do it (a) because there's not a lot of expertise and (b) it's kind of like a lose-lose proposition.
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"If we're trying to get to Dow 20,000, you may see on the tape in the bottom a lot of good things, but you lose Procter, you close Coca-Cola and you lose Goldman Sachs and you lose JPMorgan, you're not going to get where you need to go. "
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The Congressional Budget Office has projected if the BCRA passes, 123 million people would lose coverage, and if the ORRA is passed, 32 million people would lose coverage.
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This was always going to be a lose-lose situation for Hannah — no one on The Bachelor has ever been successful when they've tattled on a fellow contestant.
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And if we -- you know, John McCain is not voting, if we lose the two that we might lose, I mean, there are three that may come over.
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"I still remember my brother telling me, 'If you're ever going to lose a perfect game or a no-hitter, lose it with your best pitch," says Martinez.
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"The decision is a lose-lose for New Zealand's economy and environment, likely to threaten jobs and mean higher prices for consumers," said Cameron Madgwick, the association's chairman.
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Eliminating those folks is harder, because without a presence in the country you lose insight into what's going on and you lose the ability to coordinate with partners.
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If the DREAMers lose DACA protections, many of them will lose their jobs and end up needing to take different, lower-paid work, often in gray-market scenarios.
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Polling has consistently shown that the ANC could lose ground, or even lose power in key cities like Tshwane, Nelson Mandela Bay and even Africa's business hub, Johannesburg.
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If you do lose a lot of fluids, he tells me, your performance drops or you lose a lot of electrolytes (which are vital to normal body function).
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If a freak storm kills everything growing in Ventura, for instance, Sayer's neighbor would lose that year's strawberry crop while Sayer would lose a 30-year avocado investment.
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" Continued Randone: "She pulled me aside and said, 'You need to be more self-aware or you're going to lose friendships here and you're going to lose me.
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Plus, smaller, thinly capitalized and lightly regulated nonbanks are taking up market share left by the larger lenders to create a potential "lose-lose situation," according to Goodman.
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If we lose, we lose with our heads high and we carry on but if it is up to me we're going to do everything possible to win.
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"I hate to lose, but probably was the best thing for this team to lose that game," Joseph said of Sunday's 216-2712 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
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This made it a lose-lose situation for the Cruz campaign, because surely no one watching the spot -- and seeing Lindsay's every-woman performance -- could have been offended.
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And the only thing more painful than watching the Capitals lose a Game 7 is watching the Capitals lose the equivalent of two Game 2002s on one night.
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" Sometimes he sent torrents of amorous drivel: "If I lose you, I will lose everything I believe to be true, everything I hope, wish, dream and pray for.
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"We know we can lose, they know they can lose, so you don't want to fall flat on your face by making a joke of it," said Vertonghen.
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"Not only did I lose my house, I did also lose my car, but I haven't lost my heart so I'm here helping others," Phillips said by telephone.
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As local newspapers wither under falling budgets and thinning staff, Abernathy argues communities lose more than jobs — they lose the educational, community-building and watchdog services journalism provides.
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When low interest rates force a small rural bank branch to close, local residents lose more than just a place to withdraw cash — they lose a social institution.
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If the channels were to lose their rights to streaming video, they would lose not only the advertising revenue but also a key negotiating tool in other deals.
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For companies like MetLife that are caught in the middle of these angry social media storms, actions tied to divisive social issues can be a lose-lose proposition.
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"And right in the midst of life, my husband loses his job, and I lose my job, and within a couple months we lose our home," she said.
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Although you find it hard to say you know the shopper will lose the lottery, you readily agree that it is still very probable that he will lose.
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"No one wants to lose and lose as many as we have," said Manning, who was 27 of 45 for 263 yards with a passer rating of 57.9.
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When "we lose it" on our children, on our spouses, on the world — when we lose the story of our composure — some of us never get it back.
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When people lose their jobs and remain unemployed for a long period, they are more likely to lose their home to foreclosure, disrupting the rhythms of their lives.
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He believes that if Sanders isn't stopped, Democrats will not only lose the White House but also lose the House of Representatives and fail to capture the Senate.
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"If you lose water, you lose everything," said Terry Henderson, whose extended family has been working land in the Converse County area as far back as the 1800s.
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If China takes six more islands in the South China Sea tonight, you won't lose sleep; if China loses 6 percent growth tonight, you could lose your job.
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Instead, he painted it as a "lose-lose for the fan and the artist," because the musicians aren't sharing in the profits from the marked-up tickets, either.
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If Castro could not catch it, he knew the Yankees — on a day when they continued to lose players left and right to injury — would lose the game.
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"[The doctor told my daughter] your mother could lose her life with what we think this is and there's a likelihood she will lose her arm," said Sharp.
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I suspect they want me to say that they don't need to lose any weight at all and that certainly I am the one who must lose weight.
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Removing this protection for hundreds of thousands of productive "Dreamers," now pursuing higher education or holding jobs (or both), is an obvious lose-lose proposition for the country.
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If you're going to lose, go down fucking fighting for what you believe in, don't go down compromising and then also lose, which is what happened with Clinton.
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The plan would have limited the federal government's expenditures, leaving states with the lose-lose proposition of either paying more for Medicaid programs or slashing services and eligibility.
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These are the voters who abandoned Clinton when she became the first Democrat since 1988 to lose Pennsylvania and Michigan, and the first since 1984 to lose Wisconsin.
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The truth is that if Beto can lose a Senate race and run for president, there's no reason Abrams can't lose a governor's race and do the same.
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Over a decade, my little state of New Hampshire would lose $6900 million, according to one analysis updated today, while Cassidy's Louisiana would lose a staggering $2628 billion.
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"I'll be damned if we're gonna lose this nomination, particularly if we're gonna lose this nomination and end up losing an election to Donald Trump," Biden said Wednesday.
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The cardinal rule of cryptocurrency is that you are in direct control of your money via your private keys—if you lose your keys, you lose your money.
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He thinks he'll lose Jo because she's pushing him away, and he'll lose Meredith because she won't let DeLuca take the fall for her, and she'll go to jail.
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Distracted by scandals, Mr Trump may lose interest; Mr Netanyahu may lose power (he faces several police investigations); and Mr Abbas may die (he is 82 and a smoker).
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The service will lose a selection of films on November 1st, however, so if you want to watch the Matrix trilogy on Netflix, you've got no time to lose.
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A sea urchin called Sterechinus diadema could lose as much as 43 percent of its habitat, while the sea spider Austrodecus simulans could lose 38 percent of its range.
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For one, the election is shaping up to become a "lose-lose" scenario for equities, the chief economist for UCX and CNBC contributor told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Friday.
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If you never want to lose a second, you'll currently need an atomic clock, which can run for 100 million years and only gain or lose about a second.
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I got halfway through them, and she started to lose it, then I started to lose it — so I ended up having to cut it a little bit short!
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Just 20% hoped Abe's coalition will lose seats and 3% hoped it will lose its majority, according to the survey conducted July 1-12 for Reuters by Nikkei Research.
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If it's a lose-lose situation and everyone is cool with it, groovy, let's party, but you just want to get the awkward money stuff out of the way.
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But I think if they do it and you know our candidates run good races, then we may lose some seats but we may not lose the House specifically.
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He'd rather burn the whole city down than lose his throne, and it seems Cersei would rather go out in a literal blaze than lose any of her power.
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The election is a lose-lose for many voters, who will cast their ballot not for the next president but against either Donald J. Trump or Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Or do entities, do players get locked into positions which mean they eventually have to carry out their threats in which case we are in a lose-lose situation.
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Most kids lose math skills over the summer, but low income children also lose, on average, more than two months of reading skills — and they don't gain them back.
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In the lose-lose scenario, we consign people who work and live in prisons to harsh, understaffed facilities where violence is common and rehabilitation is exchanged for its opposite.
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A 32GB card is fine for casual photographers or people who prefer to have multiple smaller-capacity cards for security (if you lose your card, you don't lose everything).
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"Things eventually change — next year, they lose three great players and might lose in the Elite Eight, as if that would be horrible," Walz said in a telephone interview.
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When patients lose insurance, they first lose the ability to seek preventative care, and often having to choose between their next meal and getting appropriate antibiotics for their children.
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"These are the times that traditional retailers become super vulnerable and not only lose market share, but start to lose trust on their low prices," Hariharan told Business Insider.
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"He knows that if we lose DACA and we lose our jobs, that will cause a lot of harm to our families," Batalla Vidal told reporters after the hearing.
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"If you link them and you lose one, you lose both," said one of the lobbyists, who like the others requested anonymity to discuss private conversations with technology companies.
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Lili from Holland, though, thought this ad was a lose-lose situation for Dove: Ok, but now for the big marketing question: would this short GIF have ever worked?
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So when an industry goes, it's not like a few people lose jobs in each country; a lot of people lose jobs all at once in the same place.
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Many view the change in policy as a lose-lose, inflicting damage on American businesses, depriving them of labor, while devastating the families the policy was meant to protect.
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But it said that only 14 million would lose coverage, a number based on CBO estimates for 2018 and not the 24 million expected to lose coverage by 2026.
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A more cynical — but alas, perhaps sometimes necessary — solution is to offer populist losers a way out such that they do not lose everything if they lose a vote.
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"If we lose football, we lose a lot in America," said David Baker, the president of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, who was one of the keynote speakers.
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" They echoed previous calls to suspend "use-it-or-lose-it" rules that set a minimum level of service at capacity-constrained airports, or else airlines lose those "slots.
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It is in Republicans's best interests to avoid that lose-lose scenario, and therefore they have asked the court not to take up the case in the first place.
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It is in Republicans' best interests to avoid that lose-lose scenario, and therefore they have asked the court not to take up the case in the first place.
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Sanders will not only lose and lose big, but any chance that the Democrats will regain the Senate (they need to pick up four seats) is out the window.
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Some might consider this a lose-lose situation: Repeal and replace could result in 26 million more Americans without coverage by 26, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
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Most people lose weight on keto if they do it correctlyIf people are following the keto diet correctly, it&aposs pretty rare to not lose any weight, says Keatley.
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"It's tough to lose and no one likes to lose," said Jones, who was 24 of 753 for 275 yards, including an 224-yard touchdown pass to Sterling Shepard.
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The surgery resets their weight at a lower level, but it is just as hard to lose more than that as it was to lose weight before the surgery.
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You must create a calorie deficit to lose weight — roughly 2300,500 calories to lose a pound, or 500 calories every day in a week, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Technology controls would also be a double-edged sword, so in the long term it would not be a win-win situation, but a lose-lose one, Xu said.
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It will lose out conceptually, since the Trump administration doesn't think that way at all, and it will lose out practically, as the conservatives destroy transfers and progressive taxation.
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Nessa shared that even if your goal is to lose fat, starting out by eating very few calories will make it harder to lose weight in the long run.
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The episode cast her in a lose-lose position—a position she was very much in for the duration of the trial as her gender was repeatedly harped on.
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You snooze — come late — and you might lose.
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Three weeks ago, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win eight straight; two weeks ago, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win nine straight; last week, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win 10 straight; this week, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win 11 straight.
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Airbus has been calling for an end to the long-running dispute, saying that the escalation will create a lose-lose situation for both Airbus and its U.S. competitor Boeing.
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Those with the most to lose invariably collaborate with an enemy, and those with the least to lose are the heroes, the ones who make the choice to fight back.
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Midterm elections usually represent a bad result for the party holding the presidency – Obama's first midterm saw the Democrats lose the House and his second saw them lose the Senate.
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Nearly a quarter of the people who managed their weight were able to lose 33 pounds or more, while none in the control group were able to lose that much.
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That moment gave me a jolt because if we lose the small towns and only save the big cities, we lose so much more than places that people call home.
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Without new administrative or congressional action, nearly 300,000 people could begin to lose their status in 2018, and more than 320,000 would lose their status from January to August 2019.
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Like so many other proposals this amendment is a lose-lose: It won't make our country safer, but it will take away crucial checks and balances that protect our freedom.
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Upsetting this integration with higher tariffs is a lose-lose for North America that would only benefit countries like China, which has shown little such regard for American supply chains.
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So when AT&T announced last month that HBO Max would be the exact same price as HBO, it can't totally lose -- at least if "lose" means being totally rejected.
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Without serious and continuous relief efforts, these Midwesterners will lose everything — their crops, their wages, their farms…their livelihood and their whole way of life — which means we lose too.
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One way out of this fraught situation is a policy that appears to be a lose-lose for both sides but, in reality, is a win-win for all sides.
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But Lloyd did, and Solo did the rest, and the United States, which did not lose a game in last year's World Cup, has yet to lose one here, either.
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But then they also expect Trump to lose it — and to lose it in an uglier, more divisive fashion that drags down Republicans running for the House and Senate too.
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In a similar lose-lose situation, viewers had no choice but to stare agape at Jennifer Lopez's confounding Barbie dominatrix costume, basically a shiny bra with an exaggerated bib. Overalls?
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If I was going to lose, I decided I would lose nobly — full effort on each point, no complaints and a short memory to preserve the purity of my quest.
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"In this game you're going to have some bumps where you lose to a team that maybe you don't think we should lose to and that's always frustrating," he said.
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They want Trump to lose in 2020, they all believe he'll lose and they've made a short-term bet that we can go back to the way we were before.
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"If you lose power in food processing plants, you lose some of the ability to handle the food safety, whether in refrigeration or other parts of the process," he said.
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Let's try to make it, again, a positive change, or a-, as little damaging for each other, but still, again, let-, let's not mistake, it is a lose-lose story.
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"If we lose the House of Delegates, as Republicans, we really lose a firewall against Democrat governing," Taylor told a small group of reporters at the Gillespie election night party.
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The company links the accounts for its multiple services together, so if you lose Disney+ you also lose access to Disney World Resorts, Disney Vacation Club, ESPN, and so on.
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"If the EU loses Great Britain, Europe will lose 350 million pounds a week and it will lose a dumping ground for a quarter million migrants a year," said Cotton.
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"I can't lose this, I can't lose it," Trump boasted Tuesday during a news conference before leaving India, indicating a deal could now come toward the end of the year.
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Young Britons, who mostly opposed "Brexit," will lose the right to live and work freely in Europe; export and finance industries face new costs; labs will lose funding and talent.
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If Democrats lose the race in North Dakota and lose just one of the Toss Up races, their chances of taking the Senate majority go from slim to nearly shut.
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"Hope is that even if the storm does come, even if I lose my car, my house, my family, even if I lose my life, blessed be God," he said.
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"I always had a great worry that I would lose one of the men in our family, but I never expected to lose all three at once," Ms. Bebe said.
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"For every vote you pick up on the right, you lose two on the left; for every vote you pick up on left, you lose two on the right," Rep.
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The Republican Health Care Bill Will Cause Millions to Lose Health Care CoverageA nonpartisan budget analysis out Monday estimates that 14 million Americans will lose healthcare…Read more ReadAccording to a report from Politico, the administration ran its own estimations of how many people would lose insurance under the American Health Care Act.
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Can the nation now move on to adoption law, where birth mothers and birth fathers are treated totally differently based solely on their gender and which often leads to heartbreaking legal cases and a lose-lose-lose situation for all members of the adoptive triad —birth parents, adoptive parents and the child?
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Without action in the next few weeks, 9 million patients will lose access to primary and preventive care; over 51,000 providers and other staff will lose their jobs; health centers will be forced to close at least 21625,2900 sites; and economically stressed communities will lose $220006 billion in local health-care investment.
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The bottom line is that while cryolipolysis isn't going to help you lose large amounts of fat, it may help you shift those pinchable, hard-to-lose deposits of "stubborn" fat.
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"The Chinese like to say it is 'win win' but it could be lose lose for major projects that are not responsible, that the recipient country can't pay back," Tsang said.
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" Seibert advised local business owners not to soften their stances toward homosexuality, praising those "willing to stand to lose even a deal or two or ten or even lose their business.
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" Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry, "When we lose a guy like DeMarcus, (Davis) steps up and puts the whole team on his back, and he just wasn't going to let us lose.
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Central European energy group EPH, which has assets mainly in Germany and the Czech Republic, could lose 613 million euros, and PPC in Greece could lose 596 million euros, it said.
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If you're not perfectly aligned then you lose and don't advance to the next level Pro-tip: It's all about the timing of your taps: Don't get impatient or you'll lose.
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"Angola is expected to post the biggest slide in capacity after Venezuela as ageing oil fields lose steam and foreign investors, faced with relatively uncompetitive prospects, lose enthusiasm," the IEA said.
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I'm not married, of course, but I imagine that when you lose your identity, it can also be easy to lose yourself in your marriage entirely...Robert had an emotional affair.
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"For every vote you pick up on the right, you lose two on the left; for every vote you pick up on the left, you lose two on the right," Rep.
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He estimated that Korea Development Bank and government-owned banks may lose around $1 billion, while Korean Air, also part of parent Hanjin Group, could lose as much as $700 million.
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Kashmiri women who are permanent residents lose the right to own property in the state if they marry residents of other states; their children also lose their claim over the property.
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It was a dangerous time to be gay — you could lose your home, you could lose your job — but within the struggle, there's a sense of fun that's kind of sexy.
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A study of 40 countries found that the richest consumers would lose 28% of their purchasing power if cross-border trade ended; but those in the bottom tenth would lose 63%.
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That number includes both those who would directly lose ObamaCare coverage, as well as 7.3 million people the study says would lose coverage due to chaos in the individual insurance market.
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This "included items like not wanting to lose the sex, still having romantic desires, not wanting to be alone, and not wanting to lose the other person's protection," the authors write.
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He asserted that the only way Ukraine could regain its sovereignty would be by a European war that had to be avoided; he complained that sanctions were a lose-lose strategy.
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But the one thing that concerns me more than anything is if we start to lose command, we start to lose release point, because we're trying to hurry up the arm.
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Pfeffer, who wrote the book "Dying for a Paycheck," contends that workplaces have created a "lose-lose" situation in which employees are losing their health and companies are losing their output.
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If you're in an overall calorie deficit, you'll lose weightSyatt wanted to show people that no certain food makes you gain or lose weight, it's just about managing your energy balance.
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" Lisa gave me the look that said, "A monkey—of course she's going to lose interest in it," and said, "A monkey—of course she's going to lose interest in it.
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Meanwhile, Republican candidates across the country, up and down the ballot, will be pressed by Democrats to plainly state their position on Moore, a lose-lose proposition in these tribal times.
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I'd like to say better things about it because it has helped my dysphoria, but the cost of binding is so high that I feel caught in a lose-lose situation.
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You can lose to a good team on the road and save face, but you cannot lose, 21-0, while looking absolutely incapable of moving the ball or stopping the run.
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Mr. Affleck is dogged by settlements he made with two women who said he sexually harassed them in 2010, and faces a lose-lose situation whether he shows up or not.
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These were closely linked, because everyone understood that workers who lose health care, housing or even food if they lose their jobs are much more vulnerable than those with basic entitlements.
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There are workers who will lose work, either because they may be sick or stay at home to prevent others from being sick, workers who can't afford to lose those paychecks.
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"What he would lose -- and this is a lot of money -- he would lose the enhanced benefits that law enforcement officers get," said George Chuzi, an attorney who represents federal employees.
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In terms of companies that will get disrupted, Citi said traditional sport leagues may lose viewership, athletic apparel could be negatively impacted and broadcast media networks could potentially lose ad revenue.
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GTFO So-called "premium" cables are arguably the worst tech (besides the junk from the local dollar store) where it's a total lose-lose for both the gifter and gift receiver.
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Nonetheless the mood music now is that while Ms Vestager may lose some battles in the courts there is little sign so far that she is about to lose the war.
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The exhibition also demonstrates to dominant powers that sometimes when you win you lose, and for those fighting, struggling with forces seemingly larger than them, sometimes when you lose, you win.
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You lose your ... Oh, that's the highest compliment though.
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We lose with everybody -- but that's all changing now.
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Or do I lose the record & keep my date?
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Win or lose ... nobody parties quite like The Land.
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Still ... the judge felt Faith had more to lose.
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"[Saturday] is no 'lose' ... just one lesson," Walker said.
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Trump's may lose far more -- if we let it.
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David Ige , it looked like her primary to lose.
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" He added: "They would love to see Republicans lose.
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There is very little -- almost nothing -- left to lose!
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" His message said: "Never lose your faith in God.
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Which ultimately proves yet again ... dude just can't lose!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's the lifeblood of our city - win or lose.
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" She added, "We don't even want to lose one.
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I say, who makes these — we lose on everything.
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" "Most of us could lose a couple of pounds.
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" But "they lose, not gain, leverage by sequencing this.
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I'll root for them to play safe — and lose.
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" ISIS was probably always going to lose its "caliphate.
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But that's unlikely — very few people lose their citizenship.
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For being my biggest fan win, lose , or draw!
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"We do not want to lose — ever," Sauerbrunn said.
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I keep telling people — we can't lose our heads.
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" And I said, "Well, it's tough to lose anything.
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"When bureaucrats choose … Medicare patients lose," the ads read.
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Jeff Colyer — only to see them lose on Tuesday.
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Two weeks ago, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win eight straight; last week, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win nine straight; this week, the Chiefs became the first N.F.L. team to lose five straight and then win 10 straight.
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I mean when we lose Pfizer to Ireland, when we lose Ford and Carrier and many others to, Nabisco as an example from Chicago to Mexico, when we lose all of these companies going to Mexico and to many other places, we're going to end up having no comp— we're going to have nothing left.
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If the Congressional Budget Office concludes that his changes to the ACA would cause people to lose insurance or pay more for care or lose Medicaid coverage, will he accept the finding?
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Companies may be reluctant to lose the extra income gained from vending sales, while many workers will likely be disgruntled if they lose their afternoon access to a candy bar or chips.
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She shared an apartment with the film's choreographer, Nina McNeely, and was careful not to let herself lose track of her character while she was off set, lest she lose her momentum.
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Former officers can lose their pension — but only for the time they serve in a foreign military, which might pay them far more that they stand to lose from forfeiting their pension.
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Secretary Clinton has been going around the country saying Bernie Sanders wants to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, people are going to lose their MedicAid, they're going to lose their CHIP program.
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If Washington pushed ahead with its threat to raise auto tariffs to 25%, Brussels would respond with tariffs of its own, resulting in a "lose-lose" situation for all involved, she said.
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Trump is no master, but if Clinton waits for him to lose instead of convincing everyone that he must lose, she might be in for a very rude awakening on November 8.
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In this scenario, The Democrats would see that they could afford to lose the progressive wing of the party, even lose 22019 points of the electorate to the left, and still win.
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When you're dating, you go out to eat, you do this, do that, and since I had been dependent on my diet to lose weight, I didn't lose anything during that time.
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Wall Street look set to lose more ground when New York reopens having seen the Dow lose 20.8 percent last week, the S&P drop 21 percent and the Nasdaq 2311.20 percent.
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"If we lose the Great Barrier Reef, we will lose animals like the fang blenny and its unique venom that could be the source of the next blockbuster painkilling drug," he says.
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"LOSE-LOSE GAME" May's plan for a "facilitated customs arrangement" would see Britain closely mirror EU rules and use technology to determine where goods will go and therefore which tariffs should apply.
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According to the report, 14 million Americans would lose their health insurance next year if the bill was made law, and 23 million would lose their insurance over the next ten years.
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S. trade war was a "lose-lose" situation, costing China $35 billion in the first half of this year while U.S. consumers and companies bore the brunt of the most expensive tariffs.
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When you lose the ability to investigate clean data, citizens also lose the power to identify trends like shifts in influence, where money is coming from, and even compliance violations, including corruption.
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New offshore drilling is a lose-lose, short-sighted approach that ignores massive bipartisan opposition and threatens the drivers of our nation's coastal economies, businesses and communities for this and future generations.
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The Ravens and the Dolphins need to lose out, the Broncos need to lose to the Raiders, and then the Titans and Colts need to pick up at least one loss apiece.
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This is doubly true in the case of Kavanaugh, who stands not to lose a job he already holds but instead to lose the opportunity to serve on the country's highest court.
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But if the last few TV seasons should have taught executives anything, it's that shows that lose their male leads can journey on, and those that lose their female leads are doomed.
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And of course, the more you lose trust in someone, the more you lose respect for them, and then you start to question was it ever them or the idea of them.
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Still, if we knew one thing going into the match, it was that Cena doesn't lose twice in a row, and he definitely doesn't lose a second match in a series clean.
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If he continues like this he will lose the trust of his MPs, he will lose the trust of the members of the Conservative Party, and ultimately the trust of the electorate.
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He cited his own and others' studies examining the metabolic rate, fat distribution and psychological state of people before they lose weight, after they lose weight and after they regain the weight.
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Airbus has said this would lead to a "lose-lose" trade war and has published a video stressing its contribution to the U.S. industry through local assembly plants and 4,000 direct jobs.
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Leon Wolf of the conservative RedState website predicted that Republicans will lose the White House race in November with Trump as their nominee, and likely lose control of the Senate as well.
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"If [Republicans] lose this House seat, they can lose nearly any congressional seat," said Steven Billet, the director of the legislative affairs program at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management.
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We stand to lose the tool that revolutionized the world, defining the Digital Age — and we stand to lose the independent flow of information critical to our economy, innovation and free speech.
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This leads us to see the process as simple math: if a pound is 3500 calories, and the elliptical at the gym says I burn 600 calories in 45 minutes of working out, I should be able to lose a pound in about four days, lose ten pounds in about five weeks, and lose forty pounds in five months.
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"That leads people to lose confidence and to lose trust in established political parties and populists can exploit this situation and argue they have a simple solution for this complex issue," he added.
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Black women with breast cancer, for example, are five times as likely to lose their private insurance and more than twice as likely to lose their jobs than white women with breast cancer.
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"And if they lose, that they at least lose with dignity, and in this case, that never happened and it blows my mind that our system allowed this sort of thing to happen."
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He's likely to lose those contests, and this helps him explain those losses away: he didn't lose so much as he was robbed by a Democratic Party establishment trying to protect its own.
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It always expected to lose money while it convinced theaters and movie studios to agree to profit partnerships in exchange for promotion—it just didn't expect to lose so much money so quickly.
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"We will not lose sight of the big picture, we will not lose sight of the reasons that people elected us," said the official, who requested anonymity given the sensitivity of the situation.
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The pick-your-own-adventure, how-the-hell-did-Notre-Dame-lose-this-week game has hit a new low today, as the Irish found a way to lose to Navy, 28-27.
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In a sign that the Trump campaign is prepared to lose, but lose in supreme sore-loser fashion, it sued a Nevada county registrar for allegedly extending early voting hours in Clark County.
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It doesn't tell us how much a typical family earning under $10,000 would lose, or how much a typical millionaire would gain, or which groups gain or lose more or less per person.
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One takeaway from the article: Congressional leaders and White House aides are warning the president that Republicans will lose the House in 2018 and it's possible that they could lose the Senate, too.
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Ron Johnson, the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said Democrats were putting the administration in a "lose-lose" situation and that this was the start of the process.
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Without getting straight and candid answers to those tough questions, they lose the ability to monitor their investments and, indeed, risk watching their investments lose critical value without visibility into what actually happened.
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PARIS — Whether you were watching Naomi Osaka lose in the sunshine or watching Serena Williams lose in the shadows, the view of women's tennis on Saturday at the French Open was the same.
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The Congressional Budget Office projects that if the Senate Republicans' health care bill becomes law, 14 million Americans will lose their health insurance in 2018, and, by 2026, 22 million would lose coverage.
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This is my first time actually on the tour playing against such high-level athletes, so I really have nothing to lose, and in the final as well I have nothing to lose.
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"Everyone is quite different in terms of how they lose weight and how much they lose over time," said Anita Courcoulas, a bariatric surgery who was an author on both of these papers.
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"You have a fire, you lose trees, you lose precipitation, you put particulate matter in the air, which is also going to alter the hydrological cycles and the regional climate cycles," says Bruna.
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The dire situation is due to multiple factors, but one thing is certain: If we don't act now, not only will our nation's precious resources lose, but we as a nation will lose.
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In fact, scientists have found that the bodies of severely overweight people who lose weight can work against them: as they slim down, their metabolism drops, making it harder to lose more weight.
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Republicans indeed remained united when they were the majority during the past eight years and didn't lose any MTRs, but it's not uncommon for Democrats to lose MTRs whenever they're in the majority.
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"More than 22018 million people could lose their health insurance, and states could lose billions of dollars in Medicaid money," said Kenneth E. Raske, the president of the Greater New York Hospital Association.
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That's left African migrants in a lose-lose position: They're unable to leave southern Mexico without receiving permanent residency in Mexico, but they risk torpedoing their asylum case if they go that route.
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If Jon Jones loses his comeback fight against Ovince Saint Preux, he could lose more than just his pride ... he might lose his shot to get his title back ... so says Joe Rogan.
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How to lose weight by losing control of your bowels.
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His family lost their home, but they didn't lose everything.
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Opponents argue that other shareholders lose out as a result.
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You see them grow up and change and lose teeth.
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"Hold them close, because you can lose them so fast."
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And some will lose money on almost every single sale.
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Or try, meaning I don't need to lose that money.
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You'll lose your perspective, and that means you will fail.
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But let's not lose sight of the country's poorest fathers.
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A family of four would lose nearly $2,000 every year.
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With long options, investors may lose 100% of funds invested.
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People don't like change, especially when they lose from it.
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Clinton's to lose, the more this crowd felt the Bern.
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"He hates to lose, that's the bottom line," Rivera said.
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AvD: You lose two or four on the odd day.
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