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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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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If Poland were to lose, it could face heavy fines.
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If you try to hang onto it, you lose it.
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If I keep it on here I don't lose it.
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"If they don't use it, they lose it," said Shebesta.
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But if you abuse it, ultimately you will lose it.
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If you make them wait, they might just lose it.
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We often gain weight, but we can lose it again.
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You hear the people on the ride totally lose it.
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That's his base, and he can't afford to lose it.
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"It took me two months to lose it," he says.
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They lose it every day with somebody, or multiple times.
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I couldn't afford to lose it, and they knew it.
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If it remains so, Mr Rajoy may well lose it.
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We are using it to gain power, not lose it.
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I use Lose It to keep my weight in check.
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If I lose it, I am losing someone else's phone.
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You don't just lose it in a couple of years.
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The drama, then, is not whether Julia will lose it.
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"They just lose it after a while," volunteer Vasile says.
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"The principle 'move it or lose it' applies," he said.
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If we don't do something, we'll lose it right away.
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I love looking at people's faces when they lose it.
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For me that meant using an app called Lose It!
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If we lose it, there will not be any afterwards.
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That said, we could still very well lose it all.
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Or to paraphrase Brandeis: "Democracy — use it or lose it."
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They're also encrypted on the camera, in case you lose it.
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The chain is attached to me, meaning I can't lose it.
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We just hope she doesn't lose it in the Upside-Down.
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If you feel like you're about to lose it, then stop.
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And I was doing anything I could to lose it again.
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The phlegm may be causing me to lose it a little.
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Are we sure she's not starting to lose it a little?
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The Weight Watchers and Lose It, or the cult of Nudge.
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For now, users will be able to open the Lose It!
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Many cyber weapons have a "use it and lose it" quality.
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That will definitely take longer than it took to lose it.
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" Under other leading Democrats' plans, he said, "you lose it, period.
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The FSA operates on a "use it or lose it" basis.
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"I think it's certain that we will lose it," Bean said.
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If the U.S. were to lose, it would get really complicated.
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Spencer: My virginity stresses me—I'm never going to lose it.
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You learn how deeply grounding ritual is when you lose it.
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"If we lose this law, we're going to lose it forever."
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There's a balance of what's empowering and where you lose it.
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It's not like the iPad pen, pencil, whatever, you lose it.
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One would come up, and you'd lose it on the floor.
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The point being: If you use it, you won't lose it.
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"When you gain representation in one spot, you lose it elsewhere."
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Do you see any chance that they lose it anytime soon?
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And yet, many drivers are worried that they will lose it.
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Heirs would feel pressure to use their wealth or lose it.
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There is "no use it or lose it" with an HSA.
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"You know, I'm about to lose it, sir," the guard said.
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"I'm not going lose it on dreams, on windmills," he said.
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Because they say if you don't use it, you lose it.
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You do still have to be prepared to lose it all.
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If we continue to take America for granted, we will lose it.
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If we don't go against grain we're going to lose it all.
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It's delightful to watch his perfect calm make Sir Strange lose it.
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"It very much is an issue of use it or lose it."
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Medicaid enrollees both like their coverage and are afraid to lose it.
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And your 'church' should lose it tax exempt status for illegal activities.
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The Trump administration wants to end "use it or lose it" week.
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God forbid I would ever lose it — there would go my life.
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Safe to say Frances is starting to lose it, even at work.
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"I have to find optimism, or I'd just lose it," he says.
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It should always be in my bag but sometimes I lose it.
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If we carried cash, there's a chance that we could lose it.
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To lose it was truly cutting the future loose from the past.
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But I worked so hard to get there, I couldn't lose it.
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They think, don't want to lose it and they still hold on.
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If we lose it, we risk a lot more than our privacy.
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In future, the government plans a "use it or lose it" approach.
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Siblings can be so annoying that sometimes you just absolutely lose it.
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If you're still sitting on the money now, you could lose it.
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It would be a shame to lose it, and carmakers know it.
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A man clings to what is his, and fears to lose it.
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"The Arabian Nights" gave her little recourse: Use it or lose it.
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Some apps, like Lose It, are already using this kind of technology.
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I feel like an Olympic medal, once you lose it, it's gone.
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The rebels took it back in August, only to lose it again.
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Besides, it only makes sense for Jane to lose it to Michael.
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"Flexible Spending Accounts are 'use it or lose it' accounts," Chatzky explained.
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If grass is what cattle eat, you burn it, you lose it.
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If you don't spend it by its expiration date, you lose it.
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"Win or lose, it just feels good that that's done," Serena said.
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You could lose it all — and lose a friend in the process.
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Win or lose, it doesn't change how I feel about our team.
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The app can also track your device, ensuring you never lose it.
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And I did lose it, though it was of my own volition.
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Do you see any chance that they lose it any time soon?
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Which groups will pay more for health care, or lose it entirely?
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Those who play the identity game should be prepared to lose it.
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Would the 20 million Americans who have gained health insurance lose it?
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" After a beat, he says, "Or maybe you didn't really lose it.
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"But he could certainly be the one to lose it," it said.
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The public sees him as in control, even-keeled, doesn't lose it.
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"It's a terrible blow to lose it, I mean just terrible," Rep.
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Translation: When a new hot chick wants it gone, he'll lose it.
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It wouldn't have killed us to lose it, but it was ridiculous.
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Miguel seems about to lose it, but Rebecca forces herself to remain composed.
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They're here, but they lose it—they're blacked out on drugs and alcohol.
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With a thermal pool set-up, you use it or you lose it.
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The drawback is if you lose it, you're out of a water bottle.
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It's use it or lose it time for many with flexible spending accounts.
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" Black continued: "Is that a reasonable explanation or did he, quote, lose it?
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If we don't do something to protect it, we're going to lose it.
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I was afraid I was going to lose it and bawl over everything.
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Then, she starts to lose it again, and things get even more disturbing.
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You won't lose it to foreclosure and you can keep your family home.
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Ashley and Hunter argue the entire time and lose it at the puzzle.
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I had a week's worth of "use it or lose it" time off.
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It'll be a sad day when I'll have to lose it [the hair].
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At least Musk has somewhere to sleep should he lose it all.[Bloomberg]
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You&aposve got to do it for them before they lose it completely.
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But, if you weren't going to have it anyway, you didn't lose it.
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Even the tiniest leak and you'll lose it all in a few hours.
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That is an incredible gift, and I don't want you to lose it.
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You can lose it and that's cool, don't try and push it down.
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It's time for you to do your job or lose it in November.
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Over time, both men show signs that they are beginning to lose it.
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Because a fight, you win it or you lose it in your head.
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Slowly, Sepélveda Jr. takes off his tank top – and the guys lose it.
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When you lose, it is disappointment and second-guessing, followed by extreme fatigue.
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And when they lose, it is usually down to insurers to pay up.
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I didn't want them to win or lose it in an easy way.
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If we lose, it means racism won and a man's life was destroyed.
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We lose it, we waste it, we maximize it, we travel through it.
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"I didn't want to lose it over a relatively small percentage," he said.
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At the very least, ask for their telephone number and don't lose it.
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And yet I'm proud of this history and don't want to lose it.
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"If we have to lose the tie, then we lose it," said Torres.
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Federer won it 6-1; he did not lose it by that score.
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"Napoleon left his putt short to lose it on the last," Brown said.
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"Use it or lose it" is a cliche for a reason: It's true.
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Federer won it 8003-2800; he did not lose it by that score.
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"Now I&aposm starting to lose it again," Matt Mauser said on Monday.
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"He just started to lose it," Beavers coach Pat Casey said of Heimlich.
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"When you lose the moral high ground, you lose it all," he said.
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Millions of Americans who had some form of health insurance would lose it.
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If writing in a notebook is inconvenient, consider an app like Lose it!
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It only took him a month to lose it and get thrown out.
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This is what my voice sounds like before I lose it next week.
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Never. Business is so binary: Either you make money or you lose it.
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And the reason he'll lose it is because he's selling the American people short.
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It magnetically sticks to the top of the iPad so you don't lose it.
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"You don't know what you've got until you lose it" as John Lennon sang.
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Yet we use it in wildly inefficient ways: We lose it to leaky pipes.
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In the meantime, win or lose, it may be neglecting other paths to growth.
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You can lose it very quickly, but it takes a long time to build.
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But he might lose it anyway, as his struggling employer talks of lay-offs.
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It would be devastating for the region, but they would lose it, not us.
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Just as quickly as we found the blue-throated hillstar, we may lose it.
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This caused Nicki to full-on lose it, going red and covering her face.
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Who somehow miraculously did not completely lose it when you totaled your dad's car?
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"With memory, there is an element of use it or lose it," Liddell said.
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"What has taken us this far is unity; let's not lose it," he said.
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LG: Honestly, there's a built-in spot for the pen, if you lose it.
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I don't want her to lose it when somebody like Donald Trump is elected.
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As it happens, the state and its agents both take control and lose it.
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However, generally, you must use the money within the plan year or lose it.
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"Leadership benefits from its own credibility and doesn't want to lose it," Bardach said.
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So many times I'd get to seven ... and then lose it at the eighth.
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That is: I'm about to lose it, along with a word we cannot print.
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To flip a popular saying, you can't lose it if you're not in it.
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"It's a use it or lose it proposition with a stock option," Cervino said.
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Participants self-reported their weight and their desire (or lack thereof) to lose it.
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"These photos together is making me lose it," tweeted @MISSINGEGIRL, who first combined them.
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But, as the saying goes, if you don&apost use it, you lose it.
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They can win it, they might win it, they might lose, it doesn't matter.
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To flip a popular saying: You can't lose it if you're not in it.
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It's one of the most secure options available, as long as you don't lose it.
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Obviously, we want to strive for perfection, but when you lose it makes everything worse.
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I should probably be buying a monthly pass, but I'm just afraid I'll lose it.
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We all have traits or behaviors that suited…Read more ReadUse it or lose it.
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If you abuse someone's trust, you can lose it, but people give you a chance.
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Hybrid life insurance addresses that "use it or lose it" worry by giving clients options.
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So you love something your entire life and all of a sudden you lose it.
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And during that last phone call of the day, you just kind of lose it.
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Actually, the strap system felt extremely secure and I never felt like I'd lose it.
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The expiration date currently on their work permit will be the day they lose it.
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Everyone has a tendency to lose it when they're trying to get their crush's attention.
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Surely, they want to borrow that Vetements Titanic sweatshirt that made us all lose it.
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He asked me to hold the train ticket for him so he wouldn't lose it.
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You can't win this thing in the first round but you can certainly lose it.
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"I sort of lose it on the inside," the Live Fast Die Hot author confesses.
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But all that armor won't protect a single byte of data if you lose it.
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And if we have a conflict with North Korea, they will lose it, not us.
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I think that if you're going to lose it, you might as well use it.
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These are the lines that will make the most stoic of dads totally lose it.
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A lot of actors lose it during shooting with all that time in the chair.
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Still, it's far better to save the video than it is to lose it entirely.
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He has attracted widespread support from white nationalists, and he doesn't want to lose it.
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Mezcal is treated with respect, but it's easy to lose it after your third glass.
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If we do not protect it with constant vigilance, we will most certainly lose it.
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"Any thinner and I'll lose it into the time-space continuum forever," one commenter joked.
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If they lose it, then looking for a job will become their full-time job.
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If anyone says 5G again after the last couple months I'm going to lose it.
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Probably yeah, but that doesn't mean we won't all lose it if it happens again.
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I think I could only lose it through really bad investments, not with my lifestyle.
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You have it, you're in the fight, you either use it or you lose it.
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One thing everyone agrees be careful not to lose it to the forces of gravity.
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"The old adage 'move it or lose it' is pretty much true," Ms. Riley said.
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"I was just thinking, 'Remember your vows, and don't lose it,' " Rachel tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Then, he said, he began to lose it all: his job, his friends, his family.
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Trump is obviously going to lose the black vote in November, and lose it badly.
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We all need to get deeply involved in our democracy or we will lose it.
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But unlike an FSA, there's no use-it-or-lose-it policies associated with HSAs.
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"If I saw anybody with that vague description, I would just lose it," she said.
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If we don't spend the money on wages, we will lose it to turnover costs.
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Go, and lose it all: his wife and son, his job, his apartment, his world.
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She'd lose it on the set of her show "Lip Sync Battle" and burst into tears.
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Now, I had never let myself lose it this badly in front of an ex before.
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He won it despite what looked, over recent days, like a concerted effort to lose it.
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That is the way to get him to lose it, to keep harping on his assholeism.
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With little left to lose, it may stop allowing international inspectors to monitor its nuclear programme.
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It can also feel terrible to think that you might just lose it at some point.
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Whether the Warriors win or lose, it will be the team's last game at Oracle Arena.
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At the critical moment, you need to be willing to lose it all to win big.
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It's also on a keychain so you don't lose it, which is good because it's tiny.
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In it, McKinnon played a woman abducted by aliens, causing Gosling to lose it several times.
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Each department wants to spend 100 percent of their budget or they lose it next year.
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When it stretches out over years like it does with us, it's easy to lose it.
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What are you going to do if your computer breaks or if you accidentally lose it?
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" She added: "7,901 youth have already lost DACA and 122 more will lose it each day.
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For example, weight-loss app Lose It integrates genetic information to tailor diet and exercise recommendations.
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VIKANDER I was quite terrified, but Michael allowed me the possibility to "lose it" a bit.
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Money in flexible spending accounts is generally subject to a use-it-or-lose-it provision.
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You respect it and understand how you got there and you don't want to lose it.
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I woke up and recorded the chorus on my iPhone so that I wouldn't lose it.
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Voting is a fundamental right and should not be a "use it or lose it" proposition.
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It's a game worthy of a final, and someone will be very unhappy to lose it.
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"Trump can't win this election, he can only have the Democrats lose it," said former Gov.
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"It's very easy to lose it," he warned, adding that it may already be too late.
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You can't necessarily win the game early, but you can do something stupid to lose it.
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Macron will have to win this on May 7, not expect Le Pen to lose it.
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Either someone will take it from me, or it will get lost, or I'll lose it.
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If they lose it at a young age in the wild, the injury could prove fatal.
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Conversely, you can use the trackers to find your phone if you happen to lose it.
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To lose it in the first season of Haas F1 would have been a PR disaster.
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He also recommends scanning it and saving a digital copy, in case you lose it while abroad.
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This is a clear departure from the typical use -it-and-lose-it way most launchers work.
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If a certain amount of days pass and I haven't done something, I start to lose it.
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As someone said, it takes years to build a brand, but you can lose it quite quickly.
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I love using Google Calendar because, unlike a note jotted down on paper, I can't lose it.
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Unlike the flexible spending accounts, you don't have to "use it or lose it" with an HSA.
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Human competitions are often a ritualization of social dominance - winners gain social status and losers... lose it.
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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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At the same time, it's use-it-or-lose-it time for many with flexible spending accounts.
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Although I'll probably be sued for that and maybe, you know, win or lose it — who knows.
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Niklas Werner: And luckily for you, you can't lose it even if you haven't mastered German orthography.
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But, those credits do not roll over from month to month — it's use it or lose it.
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And it's a piece of equipment so small you could ostensibly lose it in a desk drawer.
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It comes with a remote control which magnetically sticks to the fan so you won't lose it.
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Thankfully, today, technology makes our lives immensely easier: if you lose it, well, there's always the cloud.
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LIFE......... hold onto it, or you'll lose it & everything in it in the blink of an eye.
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Lose It claims that Snap It beta achieves 87.3% to 97.1% accuracy already within that data set.
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So much so, that fans just about lose it any time she decides to don the color.
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Unlike the flexible spending accounts, you don't have to "use it or lose it" with an HSA.
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Any slots freed up under this "use it or lose it" rule are allocated to other applicants.
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These four months would be non-transferable, forcing men to use their parental leave or lose it.
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So if I saw this frilled-neck lizard chasing me down like this, I'd totally lose it.
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It was not immediately clear how a use-it-or-lose-it provision would change the voting.
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Lancel Lannister: So help me god, if this twerp doesn't die soon, I'm going to lose it.
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I think we are always going to lose it as a meta battle and a discursive battle.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule — any unused funds will roll over year to year.
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If you LOL-ed during the show, then you're about to lose it over this Twitter shade.
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Even if you can control them, you will probably lose it within the first hour of operation.
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Leave everything you usually need to survive at home, because you will almost certainly lose it all.
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Later, I watched my friend lose it on the dance floor as Questlove spun her favorite songs.
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But any money you put in this account operates under a "use it or lose it" approach.
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Should Mr. Bramnick lose, it will damage more than just the morale of a struggling state party.
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He hadn't paid taxes and it was coming down to the wire—pay up or lose it.
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You might be a winner, but if you lose, it wasn't your entire retirement savings at risk.
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Unfortunately, did not have enough time/battery and had to choose to upload or lose it all.
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Now, go watch Ray Kinsella have a catch with his father and try not to lose it.
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During a performance at an Australian afterparty, Drake stopped mid-song to lose it on a fan.
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Since her passing a few years ago I took it off so as not to lose it.
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She doesn't judge me when I yell at my computer, or when I lose it and cry.
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But I also see feminist consciousness as something that if you've got it, you can't lose it.
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He taught me to love with reckless abandon, despite the knowledge that I could lose it all.
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Lose it and, from a math and symbolism perspective, the race could be close to over. 1.
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People may get running water in their homes on one day and then lose it the next.
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One reason may be that once metamorphosis arises, it's very hard for a species to lose it.
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If you earn someone's respect, attention and love, and then lose it again, what did you win?
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Morocco has found its footing, and they are trying to cash in before they lose it again.
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Apple will also use it to help you regain access to your backup if you lose it.
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But even if the Bucks lose, it will still feel as if they are just getting started.
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"Every voter purged this week under 'use it or lose it' must be reinstated immediately," he added.
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QUICK: YOUR PIECE IN THE TIME IT SAYS UNLESS WE CHANGE CAPITALISM WE MIGHT LOSE IT FOREVER.
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It's definitely happened before where you feel really good starting but you lose it a little bit.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule: Any unused funds will roll over year to year.
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I was told I shouldn't carry my passport at all times, especially because I might lose it.
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The allowance rolls over into the next, so if you don't use it, you don't lose it.
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He was leaving [for] Chile to go study abroad and we wanted to lose it to each other.
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So again, you can have money one day, you may lose it, but you can have it again.
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I knew the story would trigger trauma and I didn't want to lose it in front of him.
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But, if you have more than that in your account after December 31, 2018, you could lose it.
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"Women have seen progress, and I think they're really afraid that they're going to lose it," she said.
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Q: Won't people be upset if they buy an $89 umbrella and then lose it on the bus?
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It was like, 'Hey, you helped me gain this weight, so you're going to help me lose it.
|
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Either they've deliberately gained the weight, or they're too lazy, undisciplined, uninformed, and/or stupid to lose it.
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"The 'l' in leptin stands for lose: It suppresses appetite and therefore contributes to weight loss," he said.
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SM: Right, well, I'm going to lose it in five weeks anyway because, it's a six-week season.
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It's really hard to run away from it, but it's also really easy to lose it out there.
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Buy a sub-$50 one and two things are guaranteed: It will break, and you will lose it.
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Unlike flexible spending accounts, you don't have to "use it or lose it" with an HSA each year.
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We're told he's determined to lose it and has already hired a nutritionist and started working out again.
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TV's "Rising" that agencies are experiencing a "use it or lose it phenomenon" when it comes to spending.
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The Supreme Court has adopted a new interpretation of Americans' right to vote: use it or lose it.
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Worried that they could lose it all if they mess things up, they can become cautious, Andersen said.
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You think you have control, and maybe you do on Thursday, but then on Friday, you lose it.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule, meaning any unused funds will roll over year to year.
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There's no "use-it-or-lose-it" rule: Any unused funds will roll over to the next year.
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We often think we need to consume everything — kind of a "use it or lose it" mind-set.
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If you want to keep your seat, disagreeing publicly with Trump is the surest way to lose it.
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But when the stock market falls, the major players will survive while the average investors lose it all.
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" He went on, "People are born with synesthesia, and when you're about a year old you lose it.
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Mr. Trump won and Republicans held the Senate majority despite their own concerns that they might lose it.
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His mother, by now exasperated, said that she would keep the card, as he would only lose it.
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But when you drain my account, MINUTES after I receive my paycheque I can't help but lose it.
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"This government has to now really take western Canada seriously, or it's going to lose it," Hoback said.
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Because if you lose it, then it translates everywhere — to the cooks, to the front of house, everywhere.
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Nor do we know the painful sense of having lost that power, or fearing we will lose it.
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I was already quietly crying, and I knew that if I said anything, I would just lose it.
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Anyone with a passion for something creative will know that you lose it if you don't use it.
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I want to lose it; I want to be myself rather than the person I pretend to be.
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If you were diligently saving money for medical expenses all year, you may be about to lose it.
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That night, Rabin-Havt and another staffer took turns wearing the wedding ring so they wouldn't lose it.
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YOU DON'T REALLY LOSE IT. BUT YES, REVENUE NUMBERS GO DOWN, DEFICITS GO UP. I DON'T DENY THAT.
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More than 160 people were reportedly injured, with one protester's arm damaged so badly she might lose it.
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"You can really lose it in these places, you can come in here and leave babbling," he said.
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And they understood he was not guaranteed to lose — it was part of their curriculum to understand this.
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First things first: Clinton and Trump would have to personally choose to relinquish the nomination to lose it.
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It's the last institution in this country that still is respected above all others, and we can't lose it.
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So, don't give this man your money or you will surely lose it, is the moral of this story.
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Whether we will remain that kind of country, or whether we will be the first generation to lose it.
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Lose it, or break it, and you'll be out of luck until you fork out cash for a replacement.
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I was worried Doug was going to lose it the moment he watched the package and saw his parents.
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You can get around this by sliding the eyecup off, but now you're in a position to lose it.
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It's difficult for immigrants to gain legal status in the US and it's easy for them to lose it.
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"Lot of folks that really need health care would lose it," says Jim Ananich, a state senator from Flint.
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You can set payment and withdrawal limits, lock your card if you lose it and reset your PIN code.
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While logging meals with photos on social media is common, Lose It is taking on a more complicated endeavor.
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At that point, he and his friends started to lose it, naturally, since he was bleeding profusely and all.
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For instance, use-it-or-lose-it policies can inadvertently prevent workers from claiming all of their vacation time.
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And now in my third trimester, if another person remarks "You're so pregnant" to me, I might lose it.
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I get two parts of the equation but when I try and understand the third bit, I lose it.
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"Trump will be very strong, and if he does lose, it will be a reasonably close election," he said.
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A company like Microsoft can bet $50-200 million on a game, lose it all, and survive the hit.
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He didn't lose it at the time, but for obvious reasons ... we're told Wendy feared something could go down.
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"Sometimes the perfect take is when you almost lose it and have to make a little correction," Favreau says.
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The "Lose It" singer, 24, chose Mint Springs Farm near the couple's home outside of Nashville for the ceremony.
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This, along with the realization that Titus has all the missing board game pieces, causes Kimmy to lose it.
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A: The cosmetics industry can be extremely volatile and as fast as you make money, you can lose it.
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ET, three college-friends-turned-business-partners nearly lose it all as the result of a few common mistakes.
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Why provide a diminutive headphone jack adapter that will cost me $9 to replace when I inevitably lose it?
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Naturalized Americans can only lose it if they lied during the naturalization process, and even then, there are limits.
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One caveat: If you don't spend all of the money you contributed in a year's time, you lose it.
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"Once you gain a reputation as a Serious Man in Washington, it's almost impossible to lose it," MacGillis wrote.
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Have your Apple ID information ready, and be sure to backup your iPhone's data so you don't lose it.
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Along the way, he's tasted what it's like to witness someone full of promise lose it all to drugs.
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You'll need to not forget it or lose it because your standard USB or Thunder cable won't save you.
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Government forces briefly captured Handarat from rebels on Saturday, only to lose it in a counter-attack hours later.
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" Yes, that reads as "Even if you can't win the fight, it should ideally be impossible to lose it.
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"This is really allergy in a kit — how to get it and how to lose it," van Nunen said.
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In theory, a treatment that goes after a different target could rescue patients who lack CD19 or lose it.
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However, the arrival of Bri Barnes from Underwood's season of The Bachelor led Schulman to all but lose it.
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Others will lose it because they fail to complete paperwork proving they're working or that they qualify for exemptions.
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"The government has lost," he said, "and now like a chess player about to lose, it swipes the board."
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"Smart" luggage is luggage that will charge your phone or comes with location tracking so you won't lose it.
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This model also comes with chatmixing and its USB wireless plug built into it, so you won't lose it.
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"I was just thinking, 'Remember your vows, and don't lose it,' " Lindsay told PEOPLE exclusively of their big moment.
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The money in FSAs generally must be used by the end of the plan year or you lose it.
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That means if you're still holding onto the cash in your FSA, you might be about to lose it.
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Mr. Putin knows he would lose it because America has superior technology and Russia's economy is in bad shape.
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There actually was a small scene [in episode six] where Snodgrass does lose it that isn't in the cut.
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And if you don't do the work of constantly checking in, of keeping that connection, you will lose it.
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Not only do they want to take their country back, but they are anxious never to "lose" it again.
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Venus challenges Neptune at 9:55 PM—don't watch any tear-jerkers unless you really want to lose it.
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In 2018, the project was rapidly approaching the end of its use-it-or-lose-it grant funding window.
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If I lose it again I'm going to try out this Nexum Aqua DAC someone recommended to me on Twitter.
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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 did almost lose it when I stopped breastfeeding my son, and no one talks about that," says Ubach, 42.
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Errors cost money, and while wealthy people may have a lot of that — they certainly don't want to lose it.
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"And now we have estimates from this plan that he endorsed that 15 million people would lose it," she said.
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"A lot of the time when I speak to them though, they completely lose it and insult me," he said.
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A song transports you somewhere else and you're constantly afraid that a distraction or mistake will make you lose it.
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"If we lose it, it would be the result of our mistake in forcing the snap election," Campuzano told Reuters.
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As a result, whether Republicans win the House or lose it, they're going to be returning with a Trumpier caucus.
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They could also lose it if they move into work, are subsequently made redundant and then reapply for universal credit.
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None of your information is stored on the key either, so if you lose it, you don't risk compromising yourself.
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Additionally, it would mean that roughly 20 million people who obtained insurance after the ACA was implemented could lose it.
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The proportion of Americans without coverage is now the lowest in history—though many seem fated to lose it again.
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When someone who is really real, vulnerable, and in touch with themselves asks me if I'm okay, I lose it.
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Nevertheless, the simple universal truth is this: you'll always need a song to lose it to when life feels unbearable.
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"He always seemed to lose it after Kate described being tossed onto the roof of Long John Silver's," they explained.
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If you dream in rainbows, holograms, fantasy creatures, and Instagram filters, then prepare to lose it over this makeup collection.
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The "Lose It" crooner, 25, announced on Instagram last month that he and Katelyn, 26, are expecting their first child.
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Incredibly, it's fully waterproof, so you can take it to the beach and try to lose it in the ocean.
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Or there's a chance they've seen watched Charlie Sloth lose it completely over Akala's legendary first Fire in the Booth.
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The only downside is that I take it everywhere with me including when I travel so I lose it easily!
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An app I use named "Lose It!" for example, lets you log the food you eat each meal using Siri.
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"We must do something, or we'll lose it," Mr Putin often repeated to his staff (or so Mr Zygar reports).
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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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I am in a scenario now where there is more of a chance I will lose it than win it.
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"Lose It," for example, begins with a whale-like sound, maybe if that whale were trapped in an underwater funhouse.
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"Be really, really careful because you could lose it all and ruin your entire life like I did," she said.
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But he could also lose it all if the items are found to be tainted or linked to criminal activity.
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Was it boredom, or did he want to ignite the fires of internet chaos and watch us absolutely lose it?
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I can't help it if the restaurant making the food is slow but even though I apologise, people lose it.
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I am tough and I am demanding, but I never lose it," he wrote in his 2007 book "Think Big.
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Tsonga was down, 6-2, and serving to stay in the tiebreak, but he netted a backhand to lose it.
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"People who are high up, like Chyna was, [are] making millions, [and then lose it]," says Chyna's friend Tasha Bardon.
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If you can manage to not lose it as most people do with lip balms, you'll be in good shape.
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If the ACA is repealed, the roughly 20 million-plus people who have Obamacare in the U.S. would lose it.
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There are only a few winners here, and, unless they lose it all, their impact going forward will be outsize.
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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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"You use it or you lose it," she responded to San Diego Magazine in 29 when asked about that complaint.
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But tonight emphasized that if he were to lose, it would happen in the most chaotic and disruptive way possible.
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They won her vote for the health bill in the Finance Committee, only to lose it on the Senate floor.
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There's a part of your life that you lose, & it later dawns on you that you'll never get it back.
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On Saturday, it was another frustration of air travel — a delayed flight — that caused the easyJet passengers to lose it.
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"When she says, 'I'm so unhappy,' you could really lose it," she suggested to Kampouris, who then tried prostrating herself.
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You can do almost anything to time, it seems: spend and save it, find and lose it — even kill it.
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But that just set the stage for the Blues to take the lead and then lose it a second time.
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Such tiny size also comes with its own disadvantage: you could easily lose it and — poof — all your data's gone.
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"I don't think he could win the race in the first debate, but he could certainly lose it," he said.
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YouTube said it "completely missed the mark" on Friday, and accounts that already have a verification badge won't lose it.
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And if you&aposre not getting the right nutrients, keto may actually lead you to gain weight, not lose it.
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"If Trump were to lose it would be because of a really bad economy due to a crisis," he said.
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They may, however, have stumbled onto a strategy that will lose it even more decisively than one might have expected.
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Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Castle in the Sky, Spirited Away—oh my God, I just lose it.
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Parliament held three days of debate in December before May postponed a vote, acknowledging she was about to lose it.
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"Being able to lose it with nobody else knowing or caring is a fundamentally good and useful thing," he wrote there.
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"I can't obviously wear it during the week when I'm working — I don't want to lose it on set," she added.
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Going forward, federal workers could miss more paychecks and people who receive government assistance for food and housing may lose it.
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American adults continue to gain weight, but fewer are attempting to lose it, according to a new analysis of survey data.
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The very promise of America that saved my parents' lives is at stake and we cannot afford to lose it now.
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Like if you see this movie in a theatre, everyone will lose it in a very physical way, it's that good.
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Nudge the initial data by any amount, and you lose it—a black hole forms around the singularity, censoring the scene.
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She added that there was a security guard on the red carpet with her to make sure she didn't lose it.
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FORM comes with its own proprietary charger, so if you lose it, you'll only have one option for a new one.
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And if you want a tip, don't buy a phone with the same pattern as your rug, because you'll lose it.
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And should he lose, it threatens the legitimacy of those left to govern after the most anarchic election in modern history.
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Allowing them to lose it and cry — in front of you, or alone, or with whomever they trust — is so important.
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You can't "lose it" or "give it" or have "half" of it, because you can't do anything with an imaginary object.
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"I put weight on and then lose it again before we start shooting," he told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
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Instead, in 2200S, I could keep speed up and carry momentum through corners without worrying I was about to lose it.
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"If they give their money to traffickers hoping to permanently cross into Europe, they will only lose it," Petsas told reporters.
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There's just too many people that expect too much of Man United and ultimately if they lose it hurts their marketability.
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But look, we want to make very clear to everyone, that those who are relying upon coverage will not lose it.
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"You can't win a season in the first 20 (games), but you can lose it," Islanders right winger Cal Clutterbuck said.
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Unlike use-it-or-lose-it flexible spending accounts, HSA balances roll over year after year, with tax-free investment growth.
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But if you're switching between devices, you're going to end up removing the dongle, like I did, and lose it somehow.
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You can still use your existing headphones by using the included dongle—which costs $256 to replace if you lose it.
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Below you will find the story of a woman who has been gaining weight despite years of work to lose it.
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I truly believe that if you make your money the wrong way, you're going to lose it, or something else bad.
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"I do not think we need to tell men `if you don't use it, you lose it,'" Gore said by email.
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"That shows me he found it, and that's good, because sometimes you're going to lose it a little bit," Girardi said.
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Because there is no central governing body guaranteeing your bitcoin, if you lose it, it can be difficult to get back.
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A year later, we lose it," he said, expressing hope that it would illustrate to fellow Republicans "the limits of Trumpism.
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I will probably go to my grave with my Fitbit, Lose It app and 10th Weight Watchers membership, endlessly chasing normal.
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President Trump lost Colorado by 5 percentage points in 2016, and he's on pace to lose it by more this year.
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Then again, you might lose it all to a nursing home when there is no around to take care of you.
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Previous research has found obese people often struggle to shed excess pounds or keep weight off when they do lose it.
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I didn't want to lose it for them because I wanted to go for a gunslinger and end up 249-22005.
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The more we have, the more obligated we are to guard it and the more afraid we are to lose it.
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The balance does not roll over with most FSA accounts — if you don't use it for qualified expenses, you lose it.
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"It's for sure some frustration to lose it, but I have to look at it the right way," Wawrinka told reporters.
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On the other hand, in America, "I've got mine and I don't want to lose it" is always pretty good politics.
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THE REPUBLICAN ANSWER Republicans have promised that no one who has coverage because of the Affordable Care Act will lose it.
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Your tenant must live in it for at least half the year, and if she does not, she could lose it.
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He was worried that the next time he was profiled he'd lose it on some bigot and have to pay the price.
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So when we first develop these technologies, we don't fully understand them, and so there's this use-it-or-lose-it mentality.
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But for the past ten years, left-wing and right-wing governments have done everything they can for us to lose it.
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My dude, I swear to God, if I hear "Lil' Kim is back!" one more time I am going to lose it.
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There's also a locator button on the AirTV Player itself to help you find the remote when you inevitably lose it somewhere.
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Lose It and MyFitnessPal can get fellow trainees to badger you, but Mandal found people don't obey peers like a respected trainer.
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Details: Moderator Bret Baier asked the Vermont senator if the 180 million people on private insurance would lose it under Sanders' proposal.
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I was so upset with myself, not just to throw away a good run but to lose it to something so silly.
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They can lose it only if there is a social explosion and even then they will probably fight to the last bullet.
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"It would be difficult to justify having a vote if we knew we were going to lose it," Fox told Sky News.
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According to Harvard Medical School's report "Sex and the Prostate," healthy erections, are a "use-it-or-lose-it" kind of thing.
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Then, even if you lose it all in a worst-case scenario, the rest of your retirement funds would remain on course.
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It's not a "use it or lose it" account — 529 owners can change their beneficiaries at their own discretion and without limitation.
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In other words, people with weaker baseline networks of consciousness were able to lose it more quickly than those with stronger baselines.
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"Be smart about what happens at the end of the game, win or lose it doesn't matter, it's a game," Walsh said.
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To lose it entirely as I did when I was on meds is in its own way a distant kind of suicide.
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If Mr. Bramnick were to lose, it would represent yet another blow to a party already licking its wounds after last November.
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"There is no reason why (we) can win three of the first quarters and then lose it in the fourth," LaVine said.
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For instance, in January, about 210 percent of the people who downloaded the Lose It app were using it once a day.
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You can get notifications from more than 100 apps on Steel HR, including exercise apps like Fitbit, Run Keeper, Runtastic, Lose It!
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But for the past ten years, left-wing and right-wing governments have done everything they can for us to lose it.
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But it certainly wouldn't derail it entirely, not least because if Trump does lose, it will be seen as heavily self-inflicted.
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The "use it or lose it" rule built into many traditional policies is perfect for employees who don't prioritize taking time off.
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"It would be difficult to justify having a vote if we knew we were gong to lose it," he told Sky News.
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"You know when someone asks if you're okay and then you lose it and start crying everywhere?" my ex asked over text.
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Still, I bet most iPhone owners would start to lose it if they had to spend more than twenty minutes down here.
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You have nothing to lose It won't cost you a dime to apply or, if you're selected, to participate in Startup Battlefield.
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We know we aren't the only ones who completely lose it anytime the doorbell rings for weeks after we've placed our order.
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I've seen you play about three times now and when songs like "Poppin" or "Key Lime OG" come on, people lose it.
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But completely empty flights were still taking off and landing, due to Europe's "use it or lose it" policy for flight slots.
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Stare at it long enough and you might start to see the truth; you also might lose it completely from the strain.
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"Lose It" begins sorrowful, turns urgent and saucy, then explodes into broad-spectrum ecstasy — Mr. Brown navigates them all with cool aplomb.
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When prices are rising more than 10 percent every month, either you spend the money in your pocket or you lose it.
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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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Some of that jump was due to "Shark Tank," where Zavala pitched his company and won an investment...only to lose it.
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The Westfalls own an antiques store in upstate New York, but they might lose it after the death of their patriarch, George.
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"The FSA is 'use it or lose it,' so you'll want to set aside what you need for that year," he said.
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You might not like the idea of keeping the tub, but if you lose it, you will probably be in the minority.
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The nutrition tracking app Lose It has introduced a new feature that allows users to count calories in their food by uploading photos.
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What's clear, though, is that Republicans took a race they could have won and nominated someone likely to lose it, perhaps quite badly.
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It's a situation where you have to have total control all the way through, because once you lose it, you can't back off.
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Now, the only other daily pill I'd been taking was my chewable birth control — a tablet so small that I sometimes lose it.
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Aside from the obvious risk of theft, if he gets pulled over by police and dogs find the cash, he will lose it.
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Also, to paraphrase Ferris Bueller, if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss life—or lose it.
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"If I don't show concern now to keep my position, when the Taliban enter the city I will lose it anyway," he said.
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If you can relate to that, be mindful to bet within your budget to avoid detrimental financial consequence if you lose it all.
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Several of the weight-loss apps available today are free to download, including My Diet Coach, WeightDrop, Lose It and Weight Watchers Mobile.
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Being accommodating is not born from a fear of speaking up, but the fear that you'll lose it all if you do speak.
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The viewer reasoned Raymond should be slimmer if she wants to keep her job and not lose it to a younger, fitter woman.
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It won't take long for you to lose it, unless you keep it securely tethered on your keychain using this clever $6 adapter.
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Trey: Again, not to be dramatic or anything, BUT I need to meet this good boy as well or I'm gonna lose it.
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Republicans have a very friendly Senate map in 2018 and will be heavily favored to regain control should they lose it in November.
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"The larger point is, whether it's Kelly, Mattis or McMaster, you can spend a lifetime building credibility, and lose it overnight," Cohen said.
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So I might as well try and enjoy it because I could lose it at the Tour Finals and never be there again.
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Of the 60% that permit rolling over days, only 8% allow unlimited rollovers; so, if you don't use it, you really lose it.
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Read More:Cat Lovers Will Lose It Over This Lip GlossThe New Drugstore Products We're Totally Obsessed WithSo You Want To Shave Your Vagina...
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The most exciting thing is that you won't lose it in your backpack anymore as it uses magnets just like your smart cover.
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Typically, the more distant in the past the person who created the wealth, the more likely his or her descendants will lose it.
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Some in Caracas joke that he must be the only man who can claim to fight a fictional war, and then lose it.
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I store some data in the cloud, but that's mostly because I don't want to lose it all if my computer melts down.
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"If you do lose it, you have it copied and ready to go and that makes that process a little smoother," Hall said.
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And you don't lose it, like a piece of jewelry, and it doesn't fray like a dress — it doesn't go out of fashion.
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It runs on a "use it or lose it" policy: Either you take out water annually or your right to it disappears forever.
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She eventually developed and sold 22 miles of ocean front on her own, only to lose it all in the 1929 stock crash.
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"These fish might not see prey for a few days, and when they see something, they don't want to lose it," he said.
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If you don't use a credit card, the card company may close it for inactivity, and you'd lose it from your credit history.
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"Listen baby, stick this in your bra, I want to make sure you don't lose it," she said to my colleague Shakeila James.
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Even though I had little to lose, it was disconcerting to see the money I contributed to my 401(k) decrease each month.
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The group is still moving forward with a federal court case to stop "use it or lose it" voter purges in the state.
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"If you roll over and say to your spouse that you just had the coolest dream, you're going to lose it," Stickgold says.
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I spent much of the afternoon getting stoned with a friend, and, in the middle of the spectacle, I started to lose it.
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Many of those who now have status will most likely lose it when the review is completed in January, the government has said.
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Even House Speaker Paul Ryan, appearing on Face the Nation, seemed to acknowledge that some who currently have health insurance would lose it.
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It's use it or lose it, so the company recognizes the time that you've been with them but also wants you to recharge.
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The Supreme Court appeared divided Wednesday on whether to uphold Ohio's "use it or lose it" practice of cleaning up its voter rolls.
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A percentage of the 20 million Americans who gained insurance under the A.C.A. will very likely lose it if the law is repealed.
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They can amass power and wealth and trust and lose it all in the matter of minutes, just like in the real world.
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This leads to all manner of jungle shoot-outs, snowy showdowns, and doomsday dialogue ("If we lose, it will be ... a planet of apes").
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In the meantime, if you have an account there, you should check the balance — you'll have to use it, move it or lose it.
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Ellen DeGeneres as Vice President Mike Pence The LGBTQ community would be sure to lose it if DeGeneres was brought in to play Pence.
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Also for iPad users: the Apple Pencil now charges wirelessly and magnetically sticks to your tablet so you don't lose it, which is helpful.
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The flip side of the calculus, then, is that once you gain a significant lead in the delegate count, it's hard to lose it.
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Within a few points either way, IQ is fixed throughout your life: the only way you'll lose it is because of a brain injury.
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Here&aposs the other choice, keep threatening America, keep building nuclear weapons and ICBMs, get in a war with Donald Trump and lose it.
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It's a visceral, almost stupidly violent act — but it feels good to see a 51-year-old actress lose it like that in 2018.
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"In the UK, in places like Liverpool, they have a 'use it and lose it' campaign to evict council tenants who smoke," he says.
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"So cute, you're rocking those pigtails," one-fifth of the iconic girl group wrote in the comments section, understably causing Lively to lose it.
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The men upset about the women-only Wonder Woman screening are going to lose it when they find out where Wonder Woman is from.
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When you need to name Hezbollah you will name Hezbollah, even if we vote on it and lose it, we will insist on that.
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He's also nominated for video of the year and male video of the year for his songs "Good As You" and "Lose It," respectively.
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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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When she'd get into fights with her husband and feel like she was gonna lose it, she'd actively not talk to him about it.
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If ever you could accuse an organization of voodoo economics, the smart money is on the Air Force — who would probably lose it immediately.
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I would have rather had those moments that I had of greatness and had to lose it than to have never experienced it ever.
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You can add a device to Find My iPhone to track the location of your iPhone, iPad, or Mac computer if you lose it.
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It lumps the filthy rich and responsible rich into the same boat, and it tells everyone with money to use it or lose it.
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Since the beginning of the 20th century, we've done a lot for people's rights, but we're going to lose it unless we fight back.
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If the Supreme Court sides in favor of Husted and Ohio, other states could implement "use it or lose it" voter roll purge policies.
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"If you do lose it, you have it copied and ready to go and that makes that process a little smoother," AAA's Hall said.
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Barack Obama narrowly won the county; he did not lose it by a million votes, which is the margin by which he lost Texas.
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Then she told me how her phone contained a very important message that would break her heart if she were to lose it forever.
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If there is a living, breathing example in politics of the saying "Sometimes when you win, you really lose," it is arguably Mr. Farage.
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He did not lose it until he faced the Irishman Barry McGuigan in June 1985 at Loftus Road Stadium, a soccer pitch, in London.
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British Airways owner IAG and easyJet both told CNBC Tuesday that they support the temporary suspension of the use-it-or-lose-it rule.
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HOPSON: And so, you know, what they try to do is intimidate you to lose it, and use that to get rid of you.
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Therefore, funds are reluctant to lose it (to the TLB market) and would consider a stretched senior loan as an opportunity to eventually participate.
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The company has a lock on the small, but growing battery electric vehicle market — and the bulls believe Tesla's not about to lose it.
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"It's easier to maintain a level of fitness than it is to lose it and try to get it back," Brown told Men's Health.
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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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After another quick caution and restart, Harvick retook the lead, only to lose it a few laps later when Keselowski elected to stay out.
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But for [the 2018 movie] "Tully," I had gained all this weight and it was really, really hard in my 40s to lose it.
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When a nurse came in to empty his bag of urine, I pretended to sleep so she wouldn't see me poised to lose it.
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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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"Italy is an essential part of Europe, should we lose it as Europe's architect, inspirer and artisan, it would not be the same," he said.
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Leftover balances in both the health and dependent care FSA are subject to "use it or lose it" provisions at the end of the year.
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All three songs became integral parts of the film, perfectly encapsulating the rush of new love and the heartbreak that occurs when you lose it.
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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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Five million fewer each would have Medicaid and individual market coverage in 2027; the remaining millions are people with employer-based coverage who'd lose it.
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The polling average in Wisconsin gave her a lead of more than five points; she is expected to lose it by two and a half.
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They exchange a few words, but the ladies really start to lose it when Howie Dorough and Kevin Richardson get on a few floors later.
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And when he did lose, it was easy to continue his pitch perfect heeldom by doubling down on the arrogance in the face of defeat.
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However, if they return as anything less than the oh-so-in-love married pair we left them as, the fandom will surely lose it.
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It's free, which is nice a gesture, but the downside is you'll probably lose it within the first week, and have to buy a replacement.
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Last year's Rangers won at the blackjack tables for two straight hours hitting on 211 only to lose it all back with the same strategy.
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"It is a harsh reality, sometimes, that if you lose it is home-time, right away, the next day - we didn't want that," she added.
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I mean, I was really with it, and I thought I wasn't going to lose it, but when she turned that corner, it was, 'Wow!
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I worked super hard in the last year and a half and I don't want to lose it all in one week of insane running.
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"If we buy one of the Big Six (movie studios), for $5 or $8 billion, and lose it all, Wanda wouldn't go bankrupt," Wang said.
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You work hard to establish yourself, you have the good job, big home, these mortgage payments; it's scary to think you can lose it all.
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He successfully defended the nation's most heinous voter purge law in the Supreme Court, transforming voting rights into a "use it or lose it" proposition.
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"Sure, if the bulls are right, you could double your money, but if the short-sellers are right, maybe you lose it all," he warned.
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Clinton also met with Mexican immigrants at the Hi-Tek Car Wash & Lube in the Elmhurst section of Queens (Slogan: "Lube It or Lose It.").
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The American 303th seed was 230-248 ahead in the first set but collapsed to lose it and go 210-0 down in the second.
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However, they are only available through employers and many of these plans require you to spend all your balance each year or you lose it.
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Verma said last week that people might get job-based coverage but then lose it down the road for some reason and need Medicaid again.
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Naturally, the fight becomes a lot tougher, but it's impossible for Noctis to lose it—if he drops to zero health, Carbuncle will heal him.
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Storing money in an FSA account is a great deal, provided that you spend it; FSA operates on a use-it-or-lose-it provision.
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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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After receiving a dozen spam calls in two days, he vented on Twitter: "If I get 1 more call from Belarus I'm gonna lose it."
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However, a 2017 report from the Consumer Awareness Institute found that 99% of MLM participants either don't make money at all or actually lose it.
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UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps wrote to flight regulators demanding that the "use it or lose it" rules be suspended to stop the ghost flights.
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I don't normally use any Windows devices, but Microsoft's word-processing program, Word, is an essential tool for me, and I'd hate to lose it.
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They were determined not to lose it anytime soon, so they turned the decennial redistricting process, which began in 14, into a clandestine partisan operation.
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It has Brie starring as a lonely woman who seemingly starts to lose it, or be abducted, or probably turn into a horse or something.
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The authors' use-it-or-lose-it approach to wealth taxation has some similarities with arguments for taxes on land values (which this newspaper favours).
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In our view, these are appropriate reasons for a Georgia voter to be removed from the rolls, but 'use it or lose it' is not.
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If Crowley were to lose, it would be a shakeup not just of the policies that Democrats support but how they go about getting elected.
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Torres prefers to list his properties at an attractive price, "so people feel like, 'We've got to jump on this or we lose it,'" he says.
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Its very language implies that we're working to lose it, to get rid of it — and it's assumed that we're more mature for having done so.
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We've been wanting to do something with this money for a while, but we're scared to lose it, so it has been sitting there collecting dust.
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"To do all that hard work over the first 12 holes, and then to lose it in two holes, 13 and 14 was disappointing," McIlroy said.
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Whether Apple is ultimately successful is now a matter for the courts to decide, but win or lose it illustrates the mounting pressure on Qualcomm's business.
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To lose it is to give up our way of life, including the freedoms and human rights that have been guaranteed under the rule of law.
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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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Yet Poland is too big to lose: it is a frontline country on NATO's eastern edge and will be the EU's seventh-largest economy after Brexit.
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Any slots freed up under this "use it or lose it" rule have been allocated since the 1990s to other applicants by independent airport co-ordinators.
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Meaning, it clicks onto the top of the jar so that you'll never, ever lose it behind the five million other things in your medicine cabinet.
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Due to NPS policy, no annual pass can be replaced—if you lose it (or it gets stolen), you'll have to buy a new one. 6.
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When Lincoln gets involved with 21-year-old Mary Todd, Joshua realizes how much he values their intimacy — and how scared he is to lose it.
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Because of the "use it or lose it" restriction, it's important to think carefully about how much you want to contribute per year to the FSA.
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While fasted cardio doesn't affect the total amount of fat you lose, it may increase the amount of fat lost from certain areas of your body.
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I am only a military wife trying not to lose it in front of a panel of my colleagues and experts and our entire floor crew.
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Gronkowski: I always say more of a strict diet and also doing exercise too, but more of a strict diet definitely helped out to lose it.
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The Oscars are always an entertaining shit show, especially when you watch with friends and people start to lose it when their favorite movie gets robbed.
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After four years, families making $400,000 and less would be able to keep the deductions and those making over that amount would lose it, he said.
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It's true that Pompeo could bring more credibility to the State Department: unlike Tillerson, he has the president's ear, and he is unlikely to lose it.
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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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If you don't use your FSA money by December 31 of each year (or March 2000 of the new year for many), you lose it. FSAstore.
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She could lose it and still romp through the Electoral College given her dominance in other swing states like Virginia, Pennsylvania and Colorado, according to polls.
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If Ms. Katz should lose, "it would be a huge loss for the machine," said Christina Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fordham University.
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Ned Lamont won in Connecticut to hold the governor's mansion for Democrats, though it looked like they might lose it even in a good Democratic year.
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At that moment, when as a listener you kind of lose it, he restarts some of these important themes in octaves, so you have some pointers.
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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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Georgia and eight other states have a so-called use it or lose it law, under which registrations are canceled after a certain period of inactivity.
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These savings accounts are offered through employer benefits programs and any money you put in this account operates under a "use it or lose it" approach.
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Another idea is to curb the end of the fiscal year "spend it or lose it" frenzy as agencies deal with windfalls held back as retainages.
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What's at stake is the chance to give health insurance to millions of Americans, and they will certainly lose it if this Republican bill becomes law.
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"It's a bit like a Greek tragedy to have this profoundly beautiful and commanding voice and to lose it," Sarah Bleviss said in a telephone interview.
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Because no one who's had to fight so hard for a seat at the table should ever feel they might lose it by just standing up.
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When asked about a time where they both felt as if they may "lose it" during one of their pregnancies, Gorga admits that they all were difficult.
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People with gradual hearing loss begin to lose it as early as age 20, according to the latest research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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When Amazon was building a nappies business, the bigger company cut prices so rapidly that Quidsi reckoned that matching them would lose it $100m in three months.
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I have to cook for myself at least two to three times per week otherwise I kind of lose it because I love to cook so much.
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What it means: Dragging out the phase-out still has the same result: 10 million people who gained insurance coverage via the Medicaid expansion will lose it.
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For me the line that has always stood out is when Scout thinks to herself, 'Until I feared I would lose it, I never loved to read.
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The more accurately they predict, the more they accumulate, but if they lose it they fall out of the panel, which happens to around 1 in 10.
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"I think I learnt a lot from the Spice Girls, most importantly how you can have everything one minute and then lose it the next," she mused.
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It's so important to me to kind of get a little bit of this stuff down on paper before we lose it on pixel, so to speak.
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Gone were the days of screenshotting a notable makeup look or palette to buy, only to lose it in the mess of photos in our camera roll.
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If we lose, it will be because — with all of our knowhow — the conditions offered are not nearly flexible or lucrative enough for it to be worthwhile.
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The wallet sends an alert to users if they're ever separated from it, and users can also display their contact information if they ever actually lose it.
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If Gigi Hadid loses a high heel while working a Fashion Week runway, but keeps going like she still has it on ... did she really lose it?
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You're in this love affair with it, and you don't want to lose it, and you don't want to leave it, because it's like your companion, almost.
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The free flight must be within the contiguous U.S. and Alaska, and you have to use it or lose it between May 1 and June 15, 2017.
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This simple device holds up to 299 keys and then connects to your phone to be easily located via a loud beep if you ever lose it.
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Before accepting the money, Cipriani says, he repeatedly reminded Hanson that blackjack is a game of chance—there was a strong possibility he could lose it all.
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Ewan McGregor just admitted something that's going to make a lot of die-hard Disney fans lose it: he hasn't seen the original Beauty And The Beast.
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"A couple years ago we got marriage equality, and after tonight, I feel like I'm going to lose it all again," said a girl in her bedroom.
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When in order to win on an issue, someone else has to lose, it makes it very difficult to unite and solve the problems of this country.
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Because status here is openly telegraphed (the platform banquette at the Palm, the early-hour invitation to Vanity Fair's Oscar party) everyone notices when you lose it.
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The lesson was, anything you love so bad that everywhere you look you see how you're going to lose it, that thing will be taken from you.
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Since Starr had spent the bulk of "The Hate U Give" finding her voice, how would it look for her to lose it at this pivotal moment?
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I start to feel panicked about the fact I can't see anything, and what it must be like to have your sight and then suddenly lose it.
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And the threat that hypersonics pose to retaliatory weapons creates what scholars call "use it or lose it" pressures on countries to strike first during a crisis.
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While he deserves to lose, it is possible he could prevail, in part because courts often give the president undue deference on immigration and national security issues.
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She qualifies for Medicaid now as the mother of a dependent child, but without the expansion, she will lose it next spring when her son turns 18.
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At the end of the night, one of my friends asks how things are going with my love life and I sort of lose it a little.
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He worries that regions like the Northeast may lose it, too, setting up future challenges for office workers and residents when blackouts or other natural disasters come.
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"Just slowed down to six miles of battery on the Tesla, so I may lose it here in a sec," the officer said, according to CBS News.
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I thought about how they both had lost love twice before and how they entered into this new love, at 80, knowing they would lose it again.
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" Otherwise, he tells us, "You&aposre now steaming the steak again — what we&aposve worked so hard to do, and now we&aposre going to lose it.
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"We were expecting to find an association between intellectual engagement and the trajectory of decline and the received wisdom of 'use it or lose it,'" Staff noted.
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Many of these officers don't get convicted, and many of them who actually leave their job, lose it, or quit, end up working as police officers elsewhere.
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They didn't feel the need to poke check the puck away from me, since it was pretty obvious I would lose it on my own soon enough.
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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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Chrome OS has a feature called "Open as Window" that takes any webpage and turns it into a separate app, so you don't lose it in your tabs.
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And of course the insurance doesn't mean that borrowers aren't liable for the full value of the item in the chance they break or lose it – they are.
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"A lot of people don't like traditional LTC insurance because it is a 'use-it-or-lose-it' product," said Christopher Hammond, financial advisor at Retirement Wealth Advisors.
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MACCALLUM: And Haider al-Abadi who is the current leader, he may lose, it looks like, to Moqtada al-Sadr&aposs coalition and whoever he puts in place.
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This is the role CBO has traditionally played, providing nonpartisan estimates of who would gain coverage, who would lose it, and how much the whole thing would cost.
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That's a really important relationship and we shouldn't lose it," Baker said, later adding, "You can't expect to have Mexico say, 'We're going to pay for the wall.
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"I had to try pretty hard not to lose it," Ryckert tells PEOPLE of learning the news while in line for the King Kong ride at Universal Orlando.
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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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I don't know what it is about it, but the Japanese crowd always lose it to this one, since it came out in '97, until this day. 5.
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In the same way that jazz fans allow jazz musicians to riff and to find it and to lose it and to come back and all that stuff.
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Awkward speeches, painfully bad banter, musical acts that you're not sure you've ever heard of... I love everything about the show, and I hope we never lose it.
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Lindsey Graham says President Trump might not be deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize just yet, but if he wins it anyway ... liberals are going to lose it.
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"It's sad that what 5,85033 women, non-binaries and transgender experienced as a life-changing festival made a few cis [cisgender] men lose it completely," the post read.
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Brandon Baker described what happens when a Reaper runs out of its backup battery: "Once the battery's gone, the airplane goes stupid and you lose it," said Col.
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"It's a shame when people work so hard for their money and then lose it, and really get nothing in return but a high interest rate," he says.
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Should Apple lose, it could affect not just its products, but the kind of talent it employs — some engineers could leave, rather than choose to weaken Apple's encryption.
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Related: Mickalene Thomas Is Celebrating Our Skin | Studio Visits A Sexist 1960s Film Remake Rewrites Cinema History To Preserve Digital Film Culture—Or Lose It Forever | Conservation Lab
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But it's not just his eyes—was he born without a nose, or did he lose it in an illicit, Chinatown-inspired act of violence in his past?
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Democrats are likely to lose it, given the Republican majority in the Senate and the pressure on Democratic senators facing re-election in states that Mr. Trump won.
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It's one of them things that's addicting, and you feel like as soon as you sit around for too long, you're like, 'Oh man, I'm gonna lose it.
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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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He threw only 23 pitches, but clearly the Yankees are sticking with the formula that says he tends to lose it the third time through the batting order.
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But millions of people who get coverage through the marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act or through the expansion of Medicaid under the law could lose it.
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For two generations after World War II, working-class whites in the United States enjoyed a middle-class standard of living, only to lose it in recent decades.
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The rest — the 57,000 or so who still have TPS, and who will lose it next year — have roots and decades here, and very little to return to.
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Either way, remember that Bitcoin does what Bitcoin does, and don't ever buy or sell coins with the hope of making a quick buck – because you'll probably lose it.
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Related: How to Keep Kinetic Art Moving | Conservation Lab The Race to Save Computer-Based Art | Conservation Lab To Preserve Digital Film Culture—Or Lose It Forever | Conservation Lab
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But now you won't get the chance to lose it, unless you're looking to fork over $9 first for an official Apple Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter.
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Just when we think he's about to totally lose it, he kicks a bucket to reveal the hidden grapefruit that started the whole messy showdown in the first place.
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If you have a health flexible spending account, or FSA, at work, your pre-tax contributions come with a use-it-or-lose-it provision when the year ends.
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"The biggest challenge with HSAs is getting people to realize that it is not 'use it or lose it'," said Jeanne Thompson, Fidelity's senior vice president of workplace investing.
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"We could lose it all and all the investment for the last 15 years if we don't get it right as we go forward," Sopko told NBC News recently.
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" 'The fetus is incompatible with life; you will very likely lose it anyway past the 20th week' — that's what this doctor told me," Benedetta said, still angry and incredulous.
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It was blistering cold and Benny, who was asleep through the whole altercation at the apartment, just started laughing this nervous laugher, like he was starting to lose it.
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"We're about to lose it" A total extinction — stoked by illegal fishing practices wherein the small vaquita are unintentionally caught in nets — may soon be this endearing critter's fate.
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Hosts like Paul Rudd, Matt Damon, and Liev Schrieber all lose it, but perhaps nothing tops Aidy Bryant coming close to tears after Seth Meyers jumps on her bed.
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Plies was arrested for DUI by some pretty stonefaced cops, because it's borderline remarkable they didn't lose it as they gazed into the horrified eyes of one Kevin McCallister.
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Yes, they are more likely to gain some flyers' attention, but with some stretching to five minutes in length, they may also be just as likely to lose it.
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If she chooses love with this hot, nerdy version of Jeremy Renner, and the child that they bring into the world, she's also choosing to eventually lose it all.
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So Cuban and Robbins say you need to go into it with the mindset that while you hope you could win big, you know you could lose it all.
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The 23-year-old from South Carolina had been a point away from taking the first set but surrendered two breaks in a row to lose it 5-7.
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Your HSA rolls over year after yearA particularly useful feature of an HSA is that if you don't use it, you don't lose it, unlike a flexible savings account.
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Arizona is one of only three GOP-held seats the party has to defend this November -- and it can't afford to lose it before the general election even starts.
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China's weakness and a sluggish global economy have given India a rare opportunity to draw foreign investment, but "when you don't use it, you lose it," Mr. Pant said.
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But if they lose, it will be a sign that the Ocasio-Cortez wing of the Democratic Party isn't strong enough to create a seismic shift in 2018 politics.
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He was also critical of the state's "use it or lose it" provision, which drops people from the voting rolls if they have not voted in several consecutive elections.
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If the health law were struck down, more than 12 million low-income adults who have gained Medicaid coverage through the law's expansion of the program could lose it.
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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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"The right to vote is too important to treat as a use-it-or-lose-it right," said Mr. Naifeh of Demos, which represents the plaintiffs in the suit.
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"I am down to six miles of battery on the Tesla, so I may lose it here in a sec," the officer said, according to The East Bay Times.
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Come 2020, Democrats could lose it all, from the presidency to governorships to Senate seats to House control, if the American people determine that they overreached on this issue.
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Thankfully, it's fairly simple to enable an extra layer of security on your account, which means that you won't lose it if your six-digit activation code gets compromised.
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The group is in the midst of a federal court case to stop "use it or lose it" voter purges in the state which the group deem as unconstitutional.
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"If I was a bit of a stress-head, then in that situation you'd lose it, 'cause you're on the precipice of either coping or not," Mr. Lewis said.
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"I'm a little addicted to movies feeling personal, if not life or death, so that there's really something at stake, and win or lose, it feels right," he said.
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To counteract this effect, places like Iceland have instituted "use it or lose it" paternity leave, which has helped increase the number of fathers who capitalize on the benefit.
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"Trust takes a long time to build — and you can lose it very quickly," Paul Musgrave, a scholar of US foreign policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, says.
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Yet less than a year later, he was alone in a jail cell with nothing to do but to contemplate how he might be about to lose it all.
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The practice, officially called the supplemental process, but better known as voter purging or "use-it-or-lose-it" voting, is currently up for discussion in the Supreme Court.
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They also say that once she got into a car for a ride home, she started to lose it ... allegedly kicking the rear driver side window, until it shattered.
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And when Moscow thought Trump would lose, it planned to promote the view that the election was stolen, under the #DemocracyRIP banner, a plan whose seeds Trump had already planted.
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"Don't get anything too rare or valuable because they're probably going to lose it, unless they've already proven to you that they can take care of such things," she says.
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The tunic is long sleeved which does lose it authenticity points, but October is (typically) cold and this way you can wear it all autumn long, not just on Halloween.
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"Sharp edges can possibly cause abrasions, but you should be okay so long as you use plenty of lube, take your time, and don't lose it inside yourself," they said.
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Just when I thought I'd seen it all in life, my expectations were shattered upon witnessing this crowd totally lose it as Cali, a singer from Perpignan, took the stage.
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For traditionalists, there's an included USB-C adapter that you can use for any set of wired headphones, and you can replace it for $2100 when you inevitably lose it.
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If we continue to lose it, we're five years away, I think, ten years at the most, of hitting an inflection point from which we'll never be able to recover.
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I'd lose it when a photo of me at a bad angle surfaced, or when vanity sizing in stores put me at a size higher than I was somewhere else.
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To lose it is to give up … the freedom and human rights that have been guaranteed by the rule of law To many Hong Kongers, this is the final battle.
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If you were the Mother Superior of a small, rural convent, wouldn't finding a suitcase of blood under a teenage girl's bed be enough to make you thoroughly lose it?
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Mr Yao managed not only to register but even to win a seat in 1998—only to lose it five years later in what he said was a rigged process.
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This isn't great news for families who itemize taxes, who now get a personal exemption and would lose it without benefiting from a higher standard deduction under the GOP plan.
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It has been a bellwether seat so if the Conservatives lose it, despite facing no UKIP candidate, it could be a sign they are at risk of losing their majority.
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You can locate the scooter if you lose it, let an app plan your route, and tweak torque and power settings to get more out of the battery and motor.
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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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The good news is that I won't really lose it over anything, but the downside is that my leadership style is to not be the guy jumping on the table.
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Even worse, after they gained that muscle, they had to then lose it all, to make sure the markers didn't go away as the muscles shrank to their original size.
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In the state Senate, Democrats currently have just a one-vote majority, and half the chamber is on the ballot — so they could either expand that majority or lose it.
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She may only repeat "why" back to him in response, but the "because I love you," is written all over Carrie's face as she tries not to completely lose it.
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Get the Small Target Bluetooth Headphones for $22.99 See Details But you need somewhere to put your phone to make sure you don't lose it or get it sweaty, right?
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One of the admittedly dumb reasons I've yet to invest in a YubiKey, a USB device that makes two-factor authentication more secure, is that I'm afraid I'd lose it.
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Studies have found, for example, that larger people shed more body heat in the cold than smaller ones because they have a greater surface area over which to lose it.
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"We're all in the dark," said Maritza Cuprill, 54, a property manager whose San Juan condominium got its power back a week ago, only to lose it again on Thursday.
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Policies that encourage men to take on more responsibility at home — like use-it-or-lose-it paternity leave in Canada and Scandinavian countries — could increase their involvement, evidence suggests.
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Love coming up with themes whenever I notice any word play at all, but it's usually something to do with clichés like USE IT OR LOSE IT, or movie titles.
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If we continue to lose it, we're five years away, I think, 10 years at the most, of hitting an inflection point from which we'll never be able to recover.
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Its spinoff, Better Call Saul, bowled us over by revealing the depths of Jimmy's soul, and continues to break our hearts as we watch him lose it bit by bit.
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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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If you have a health flexible spending account, or FSA, at work, your pre-tax contributions generally come with a use-it-or-lose-it provision when the year ends.
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If we continue to lose it, we're five years away, I think, ten years at the most, of hitting an inflection point from which we'll never be able to recover.
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A voucher system is sort of like getting a gift card: When you have use-it-or-lose-it money, you're more likely to think about how to spend it.
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Whether you lose it or just get a new one that they can't be transferred to, seeing your camera roll go from 2,000 to 0 is probably what heartbreak feels like.
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In the year she wore the crown, she gained about 40 pounds and asked the Miss Universe organization to help her lose it, she told the New York Times in May.
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James Charles didn't know he'd (temporarily) lose it all when he backed Sugar Bear Hair, a competitor to fellow YouTuber and former best friend Tati Westbrook's own supplement company, Halo Beauty.
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It started months ago when Kayla Rahn, 30, from Montgomery, started experiencing abdominal pain and shortness of breath, and began gaining a serious amount of weight despite trying to lose it.
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I couldn't chase the lines very well, so I couldn't hit any winners, but I really tried to play in a way where I was not going to just lose it.
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Lose It built its initial model for Snap It beta using something called the Food 101 dataset, which defines 101 food categories and contains 101,000 images that map to these categories.
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With a flexible spending account, you must spend all your balance each year or you lose it — unless your employer's plan permits you to roll over $503 to the next year.
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So it was just this constant in and out of the moment, where you can't fully be present in the joy you're experiencing, because you know you're going to lose it.
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A large middle class is often seen as a guarantee of democratic stability: with much to lose, it has an interest in property rights, limits on state power and policy continuity.
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When she finally did lose, it was to the other gold medal favorite, when she came in second to fellow Russian skater Alina Zagitova at the 2018 European Championships in Moscow.
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Naturally, Twitter couldn't help but lose it over the new song: Some are even claiming that Carly has already established the winning song of the summer — even though it's still May.
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"Just Google 'lottery winner goes bankrupt' and you'll find dozens of horror stories about lottery winners who strike gold, only to lose it all within a year or two," O'Leary says.
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The brides were there for their first wedding dress try-on and basically lose it when Parker shows up with her shoe cart stocked with the hottest styles from her collection.
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Do you ever feel like you're going to lose it—like the ability to channel whatever it is you channel when you get onstage that turns you into a rock god?
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Your phone has a whole lot more value to you and you're going to be much more prone to track it and make sure you don't forget it or lose it.
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If Selina continues to overlook what Amy's bringing to the table in the same way she overlooks most things, it seems very possible that our Ms. Brookheimer could lose it again.
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With at least 34 touchdowns in three of the past four seasons while keeping interceptions at a minimum, Wilson may not win you your league, but he certainly won't lose it.
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In command, he abruptly handed the controls to the grateful Daniel, failing to serve out the opening set at 5-3 and then going on to lose it in a tiebreaker.
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Related: Britain leaving the EU could threaten lasting peace in Northern Ireland If Sinn Féin succeeded in a call for a border poll tomorrow, Sinn Féin would almost certainly lose it.
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Three years after the passage of the BRIDGE Act, assuming Congress still hadn't passed a permanent fix on immigration, everyone who had provisional protected status would lose it — all at once.
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Buttigieg hasn't gained ground as those ahead of him lose it, and recent polling from Morning Consult found he was not the second choice for Biden, Sanders, Warren, or Harris voters.
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Our nation did not reach its level of achievement and leadership in a single year, but there is potential that it may take just that long for us to lose it.
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"They need to understand, as the prime minister has repeatedly emphasized, that if they give their money to a trafficker to bring them to Greece, they will lose it," he said.
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But other plans — like implementing "use it or lose it" rules for local governments' homelessness money and pushing to build denser housing near transit — will almost certainly prove to be thornier.
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In the EU, sound recording copyrights are protected for 50 years after they're made, but that protection can be extended to 70 years under a "use it or lose it" clause.
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But if a common ancestor did have this trait, an improbably large fraction of its descendants would have had to mysteriously lose it for the modern family tree to make sense.
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When it's warm out, groups of sixteen-year-olds often come to [Rose's] to drink cocktails, more often than not for the first time—and then they lose it after one margarita.
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Trump's senior adviser, Kellyanne Conway, said earlier this week that the president-elect does not want anyone who currently has insurance coverage under the ACA to lose it under a replacement plan.
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Tracking the space plane proved to be particularly challenging because it has the capability to alter its orbit in space, so space sleuths have to maintain constant vigilance to not lose it.
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"What are they supposed to do?" he asked Paul Smith, the lawyer representing plaintiffs who challenged the policy and argued that voting should not be a "use it or lose it" right.
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" Of portraying prosecutor Clark, Paulson said, "I felt very, very connected to her and to watch her lose it is somehow separate enough for me – and yet I feel inside of it.
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It's all but certainly not going to be enough to help him win the state, but it could cause others -- particularly Cruz, whose campaign's tactics in Iowa angered Carson -- to lose it.
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Related: To Preserve Digital Film Culture—Or Lose It Forever | Conservation Lab 9 Mind-Blowing Technologies Changing The Film Industry's Future You'll "Oooh" And "Aaah" At This Giant And Incredible Moving Wall
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It'd be just like him to lose it with someone, then end up with that person as his new boss/girlfriend's dad/Prime Minister who could have him deported on a whim.
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That same month, the court's conservative bloc also approved Ohio's purging of its voting rolls, a move that some critics say changes voting rights to a "use it or lose it" proposition.
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Contrary to Flexible Spending Accounts, in which you put aside pre-tax dollars and have to spend it all in a year or lose it, there is no yearly expiration for HSAs.
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Previously, the accounts were governed by the "use it or lose it" rule: If funds in an account weren't depleted by the end of the year, the employee forfeited any remaining balance.
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Conway, however, is still trying to reassure Americans that everything will be OK: "We want to make very clear to everyone that those who are relying upon coverage will not lose it."
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A more direct comparison to the US might be Quebec — the Canadian province has also created for a use-it-or-lose-it quota, with a subsequent spike in men taking leave.
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You'll even learn how to do the technical analysis so you can analyze chart patterns that will keep you ahead of the market so you don't lose it all on one gamble.
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But the kids who lose it every time the word "ho" is uttered are closer to the spirit of Shakespeare than the teacher who demands they treat the words like museum pieces.
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The dread that accompanies locked rooms feels familiar, since it's the same one that trails us around our apartments in isolation, asking us if we're sure we're not about to lose it.
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"These rallies are the best thing we've done," he said, a clear implication that if Republicans lose, it is not because he failed to make the effort to turn out his supporters.
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For many senators, it was their first lengthy face-to-face meeting with their nominee, and they came away more confident that Trump will help them keep the Senate — not lose it.
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A witness turns into a questioner -- and Republicans lose it On Monday morning, Barry Berke, lead counsel for House Democrats, served as a witness in the Judiciary Committee hearing into Trump's impeachment.
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"I wanted to not be so attached to this office that I'd be afraid to lose it," Mr. Shaub said on Friday, surveying the room he packed up shortly before Inauguration Day.
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Too often, average citizens who attempt in vain to defend their property without legal counsel lose it due to technicalities, such as missing a filing date or incorrectly filling out a form.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - British businessman Simon Boyd recalls winning a big contract to build an aircraft hangar in France - only to lose it because he couldn't secure the required French insurance in time.
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"If you have a registered trademark, you have to use it or lose it," said Glen Gibbons, an Irish barrister and expert on intellectual property who was not involved in the case.
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You want to allow your arms to relax and grip the ropes with just enough force to not lose it and still send that wave all the way down to the anchor.
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The gun is worth $3,000, is three-foot long, and weighs almost ten pounds, and to lose it—as the aunts claim he did—would be an "extraordinary act," according to their complaint.
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Yet the truth is, despite your best intentions, despite the days and nights of planning you put into exercising more and better using your time, you can lose it all in a second.
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ABC would clear its schedule and we'd all clear ours to watch —for free—the greatest boxer who ever lived defend his title, lose it and then win it back — more than once.
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The best way to get peace not war is to convince North Korea that they&aposre going to be in a war and they will lose it if they don&apost pursue peace.
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As for how they were preparing for Kingsley's arrival, "We're getting somebody to come in and do the nursery for us, which we are really excited about," the "Lose It" crooner told PEOPLE.
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But even as Trump allies fret over how to win more of their support, there is one group -- led by Eagar -- for whom there is virtually nothing he could do to lose it.
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However, it's only the No. 86 app on the "Health & Fitness" Top Grossing chart, which puts it far behind other wellness apps, including meditation apps like Calm, weight loss apps like Lose It!
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The country superstar has been open about his battle with addiction, including telling PEOPLE in 2007 that he "was going to lose it all" if he didn't re-enter rehab following his wedding.
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Google also says that all the data on the camera is encrypted, so if you lose it, the thief won't be able to see your photos or the facial recognition information on it.
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There is only one way to get real gun control: Disarm the thugs and criminals, lock them up and if you don't actually throw away the key, lose it for a long time.
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Did James say to lose it and go with a lightly modified version of a font notorious for being used exactly in this way — as a boring default selected by the design-unconscious?
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Sometimes the telemarketers lose it when they discover Lenny is a recording, but a surprising number of the calls end with the telemarketer coming up with a polite excuse to drop the call.
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But a closer parallel is with Manaus, the steamy, inaccessible city on the Amazon where Brazil's generals, in a similar use-it-or-lose-it spirit, created a free economic area in 1967.
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" Bradley Cooper, who is front and center in the selfie, also appeared on her show to make a PSA announcement, saying: "We earned this title and we're not going to lose it now.
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It's an outrage that that women, who fought so hard for suffrage and particularly women of color, who were the last to secure that right, could now be the first to lose it.
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" The actor had warned him that he wanted to "take a little time" with his lines, but the silence hung in the air so long that Nichols remembered wondering, "Did he lose it?
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If Mr. Kobach, who has made a national name for himself for devising crackdowns on immigration and voting rights, were to lose, it would snap Mr. Trump's streak of success in Republican primaries.
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Pennsylvania is critical for any Democrat seeking to defeat President Donald Trump next year: Barack Obama won the state in 2008 and 2012, only to see Clinton lose it to Trump in 2016.
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Other Georgia voters may have lost their voter registrations under a use-it-or-lose-it law that Kemp has enforced to purge the registrations of people who haven't voted in recent elections.
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I still have moments like that where I have to walk away from an event with family and friends and take like 20163 breaths in the bathroom because I'm going to lose it.
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Many also plan to visit offices on Capitol Hill, where they will warn of the potential damage if Congress repeals the health law without guaranteeing similar coverage for those who would lose it.
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The whole "if the playoffs started today" game is a dangerous one—remember how we were locked into a Leafs/Habs series in 2013 only to lose it on the season's final day?
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" AbouThai, a beauty retailer with 13 branches across Hong Kong, said in a statement that "we can earn back profit lost on that day, but we cannot save Hong Kong once we lose it.
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Compromising on free speech can only lose it friends in the West, and the chances of any kind of success in China are very slim, which by extension could negatively impact its stock price.
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Maybe it's just a regular old ring she bought herself, and it only fits snugly on her left ring finger, so she wore it there so as not to lose it in the water.
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Almost 90 percent of US adults said they either slept with lenses, did not replace them as often as prescribed, or did some other dirty thing that would make your eye doctor lose it.
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If she can't respond to questioners in a way that doesn't seem scripted or too rehearsed, she risks losing the momentum she gained from winning the first debate and could also lose it all.
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Hammond said Tillerson's staff are considering a proposal to use the additional funds and are not concerned by a September 30 deadline by which they have to request the $60 million or lose it.
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The idea that 23 million people who would have health care if President Trump and Congressional Republicans do nothing will lose it under Trumpcare is going to be an extremely difficult case to make.
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HBO has already shown that, but, without public funding, children from low-income homes, the ones who benefit the most from the educational content of Sesame Street, are the ones who will lose it.
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Presumably, this is a usability decision: if users only have a security key enabled, and then lose it, they've effectively locked themselves out of their account, unless they can find that backup lying around.
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But Skin never feels overpowered by them, even if that does mean that they aren't always used to the best of their abilities — Vic Mensa on "Lose It" and AlunaGeorge on "Innocence," for example.
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Win or lose, it will be a fitting capstone to a career that included eight years as majority leader, and countless bitter feuds, during one of the most rankly partisan periods in Senate history.
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Together, Dreamers and beneficiaries of TPS and DED make up a population of immigrants who either lack legal status or could lose it — but never made a conscious decision to break U.S. immigration law.
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And if we lose it, if they're our 'best friends,' and you can go on Instagram and see what they ate for breakfast and shit like that, we're never gonna get the same connection.
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Made in Spain and produced by horror maven Guillermo del Toro, The Orphanage is a beautifully creepy little movie about a woman who moves into a former orphanage and promptly starts to lose it.
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From 2000 to 66, he had full membership on the European Tour, winning twice, but lost his card in 2012 before regaining it in 2015, only to lose it again a few years later.
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So when a leader takes power and is initially treated as legitimate — and Mr. Maduro was generally accepted when he took office in 2013 — it's very difficult for him or her to lose it.
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And for the crowds at Kastamonu, perhaps that is the final explanation for his appeal: For them, the president's power is partly derived from the fear that he might lose it at any moment.
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" – and people wonder why celebs lose it in pics — christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) January 19, 2017 "We were right next to each other and we looked at each other like, 'Did he really just say that?
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If the White House and Congress can't agree, Ryan and his allies will still probably want to find ways to raise revenue in other ways if they lose it by cutting the corporate tax rate.
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It was when Vigor removed her hat and flipped her hair in a way that was just so very Taylor that the crowd really lost it, though — or we should say started to lose it.
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Dan Pfeiffer who is the former communications director for Obama, he&aposs out on his book tour now and he said even though we know we&aposre probably going to lose, it&aposs worth fighting.
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Part of the reason for this is safety: having one card for everything means students need to carry less valuables, and if they lose it or it's stolen, the card can be more easily replaced.
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There's only one way to get real gun control: Disarm the thugs and the criminals, lock them up, and if you don't actually throw away the key, at least lose it for a long time.
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Several countries introduced "use it or lose it" paternity leave, after it was shown to be closely linked with gender equality and child development, and some (including Germany) cut back on overly generous maternity leave.
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In a conversation with Ford, he explains that the photograph alone wouldn't have made Abernathy react like that — he actually took the time to go home and reflect, rather than lose it on the spot.
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Speaking to investors and executives at a mining conference in Johannesburg, Polite Kambamura said details of the so-called "use it or lose it" approach to mining policy would be made available in due course.
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It's almost impossible to identify the factors that make RiRi the realest "cool girl" in the music business, and it's not just us normies who would absolutely lose it should she ever cross our path.
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Unlike with flexible spending accounts, where you have to use most of your tax-deferred money each year or you lose it, people with HSAs can invest their money after they reach a certain threshold.
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Out of fear I would lose it all, I would never, ever turn down an assignment, even when I was hit with two consecutive summer stomach flus and could only eat applesauce for a week.
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After Garner made a 3-pointer with six seconds left, Illinois called its use-it-or-lose-it timeout to set up a final play, but Mark Alstork committed a turnover on the inbounds pass.
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The university became so concerned that it dropped the minimum to 43 last fall, and forecasts that only about 12 percent of students will lose it this year, said Jorge L. Rodriguez, the vice provost.
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I want my fans to know that they have a safe space at my shows and in my music, if they don't have it in their home and if they lose it in their country.
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The locals dressed me in the traditional clothing of Todos Santos and topped my outfit off with a feathered hat, tied under my chin with a ribbon so I wouldn't lose it while I rode.
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They argued that a "key tenet" of the NVRA is that voting "is not a use-it-or-lose-it" right and said the notices sent out were based on a voter's failure to vote.
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But that also means he would never have to defend the title, and presumably never lose it, essentially implying that Vitali Klitschko is the best WBC champion that there ever was and ever will be.
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Vacuum-insulated kitchen-grade stainless steel, cast aluminum and steel hinges and hardware and a whole new type of indestructible, if Dad's a Yeti fan, he'll lose it when he sees this brand new number.
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There's every risk that they would lose it, and be left with their worst nightmare -- a weak prime minister hostage not to them, but to the MPs who voted remain and favor a softer Brexit.
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The fact that he could lose it by a hair is bad, but even if he pulls out a win by a fraction, pollsters agree it's still a bad sign for GOP chances in 2018.
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Most of us think of the fight for women's equality as a steady battle upward; few people realize how often, through the course of human history, women have gained power only to lose it again.
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One of Aëgerter's many research advisors was Dr. Dick Swaab, a professor of neurobiology at the University of Amsterdam, whose "use it or lose it" principle she cites as the foundational science behind Photographic Treatment.
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"Just Google 'lottery winner goes bankrupt' and you'll find dozens of horror stories about lottery winners who strike gold, only to lose it all within a year or two," O'Leary told CNBC Make It in October.
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Over the last few months, later-dated Brent crude prices have fallen below the spot oil price, so now when passive funds sell expiring contracts to buy fresh ones, they make money, rather than lose it.
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May, who postponed a vote in parliament on her deal in December after admitting she was set to lose it, said lawmakers must not let down the people who backed Brexit in a June 2016 referendum.
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As a super-active individual, Murgatroyd admits pregnancy was really difficult for her at times and that she "did lose it a little bit in the last four weeks" before welcoming her son in January 2017.
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Giving away apps for free "has really been a powerful force for sort of disrupting some of these traditional companies," said Charles Teague, founder and CEO of the Lose It app, which was introduced in 2008.
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Wilson's run outside to lose it and get it together was the first time in this episode that I cried, but readers I've been so emotional lately and anticipating this so I know, I'm a weenie.
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Michel Gondry, the surreal director behind films like Eternal Sunshine, is re-teaming with Jim Carrey for an equally playful TV series about a Mr. Rogers-style TV host who begins to just completely lose it.
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No one asks, 'Are you sure you really had a wallet, and are you sure you didn't just lose it?' or 'Did your work performance decrease after your wallet was stolen, and did you seek counseling?
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They're use-it-or-lose it within that year, although many employers provide either a grace period of up to 2½ months to spend those funds or allow a carryover of $500 to the next year.
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"Whenever I lose, it definitely motivates me to do better," Williams, 34, said on a conference call on Thursday to promote her exhibition match with good friend Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark in New York next week.
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You'll lose money, then win some, then lose it all again, all while throwing shade at the one friend in your group who hit it big and responsibly cashed out and never touched the slots again.
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If Biden runs, he'll occupy a lane in the Democratic primary as the "normal" candidate — a likable white guy who won't lose it on Twitter, pander to Russia, or throw children in cages at the border.
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With predictions of an above-average Atlantic hurricane season approaching, thousands of people could be unable to afford insurance protection or lose it altogether, said the Canadian research study published in the British Journal of Management.
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The comedy centers on NYC-based science teacher Richard Martinez (Haylock, sans drag), who takes a job at a small-town Texas high school, only to lose it after the school's principal discovers his sexual orientation.
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Voting groups challenged the law in court saying such rules suppress the vote, but the Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision last year, disagreed and found so-called use-it-or-lose-it laws constitutional.
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They added two more runs in the sixth when Ronald Torreyes hustled to second base on a routine pop fly that dropped in short left field after Randal Grichuk seemed to lose it in the sun.
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Those who gained coverage through Ryan White in the states that didn't expand Medicaid could lose it (since repealing the ACA, or even simply dismantling its components, might make HIV patients ineligible for affordable insurance again).
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In this episode, Tyrion reminded us that Dany's father, The Mad King, had planned to burn down the castle and everyone in it with wildfire underneath King's Landing if he believed he was going to lose it.
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But mothers go through this every single day, and they get pregnant, and they gain all that weight, and it takes them a year and a half to lose it, and if they don't, they get judged.
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I think you're absolutely right that Hulu's Handmaid's Tale feels most relevant when it's examining how people find and grab power where they can — as well as the perfectly ordinary ways in which they can lose it.
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After last night's penultimate episode of the eighth and final season of GoT, Clarke's Daenerys is either shaping up to get everything she ever wanted or about to lose it all in a matter of 80 minutes.
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So, if you're at the end of the year and still have money left over in your flexible savings account, you can always use the cash on a new pair of specs so you don't lose it.
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"You don't appreciate how essential cellphone service is until you lose it," said Chris Ungson, deputy director for communications and water policy for the California Public Advocates Office, an independent agency within the state's Public Utilities Commission.
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And my inability to lose it, or maybe my refusal to try — because I know it's rooted in self-loathing, because I'm fed up with having to care — makes me feel like even more of a failure.
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Why it instead chose to just include the dongle, which costs $9 if you lose it, isn't clear, as other flagship devices, like the iPhone 8, are shipped with both a dongle and a pair of earbuds.
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Moreover, the best outcome to any EU negotiation is, rather like international trade talks, not a zero-sum one in which one side must win and others lose: it is one in which all can see benefits.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Huawei phones, Amazon tablets, and Google Pixel phones all run Android, but one of those groups of devices doesn't have access to the Google Play Store—and another could lose it very soon.
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The deal was another twist in a tumultuous career that saw Gutseriyev start out as a warehouse porter, build a business empire, and almost lose it, before beginning an ascent to the top table of Russian business.
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"Hats off to Konstanze, she ran a great race and made me work really hard but I just knew I couldn't lose it here, it's my home track and I couldn't not win," Muir told the BBC.
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Their depictions are at odds with the government's, which has detailed how Mr. Caspersen ran a Ponzi-like scheme to steal nearly $40 million, only to lose it all in high-stakes bets on the stock market.
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" Dan reflects that he "was very happy with where I was at and what I was doing and absolutely loved it and then in just a blink of an eye, it feels like you lose it all.
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These employer contributions do count toward the annual limit, but unlike a flexible spending account, or FSA, an HSA is not "use it or lose it," and the account stays with you even if you change jobs.
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"If you need to fund a health savings account and use it in the same year, it's really just functioning as a flexible spending account," which come with annual use-it-or-lose-it provisions, Ma said.
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FANCY PENS Yeah, there are free Bics at work, but you're a professional person and you deserve to have a professional-person pen for a week before you lose it and go back to using the Bics.
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Taking out the aids during sex also ensures that a lover will not accidentally rip one or both off your head in a heated, face-grabby moment, when you might then lose it or step on it.
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The first half of Bojack Horseman Season 6 saw its equine protagonist poised to finally make the changes he needs to live with himself and his mistakes, only to (maybe) lose it all in a devastating cliffhanger.
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I decided not to try the Versa bag, Riley Versa's thinner clutch which also features hidden magnets and convertible covers, as I never wear a purse without a chain (I couldn't trust myself not to lose it).
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"Just realized I am down to six miles of battery on the Tesla, so I may lose it here in a sec," the officer driving the Tesla said, according to Fremont Police dispatch audio obtained via Broadcastify.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will not call a fresh parliamentary vote on holding a general election because the government would expect to lose it, the political editor of the Sun newspaper said on Wednesday.
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When I was given the ring I used to wear it and convinced myself it fit, but my mum would say, "You don't want to lose it," so I found a box for it and stored it away.
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Again, loss and theft coverage aren't included (SquareTrade says you're ten times more likely to break your phone than lose it or have it stolen), and some repairs can be carried out the same day, subject to availability.
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You'll need your original receipt (use it as a bookmark so you don't lose it), but you can return the book to any Paradies Lagardère location—the same one you purchased it from or wherever you're traveling to.
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"There's very little complex manufacturing, which is a concern for the UK now, which has attracted a lot of these kind of downstream industries, and now it may lose it as a result of this move," she said.
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"A lot of people sell the property, or lose it to foreclosure if they can't sell," said Amy Bach, executive director of United Policyholders, a nonprofit group in San Francisco that helps consumers handle insurance issues after disasters.
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The worst thing you could do is sit down and meet with President Trump, then try to play him because if you do that we&aposre going to have a war and you&aposre going to lose it.
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That's why, for most of the campaign, it's been assumed that Nevada was Hillary Clinton's state to lose — it was assumed that Bernie Sanders would have only limited appeal even in white states, and no appeal outside them.
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Those with cosmopolitan lives and money were afraid to lose it; those whose lives are bounded by England and are struggling with the pressures of globalization and immigration looked for a return to a calmer, more homogeneous past.
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In a 220006-to-2202 opinion that pitted the conservative majority against the more liberal justices, the high court upheld Ohio's "use it or lose it" policy of cleaning up its voter rolls, known as the supplemental process.
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European carriers and ports abide by the "use it or lose it" slot policy, which means an airline is required to fly at least 80 percent of its slots or risk having that time reallocated to a competitor.
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Across the country, voter purges employ an easily manipulated "use it or lose it" rule, under which eligible voters who exercised their First Amendment right to abstain from voting in prior elections can be booted off the rolls.
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With HSAs, you can contribute up to $3,550 per year for self coverage and up to $7,100 for family coverage in 2020 (more if you're 55 or over) — and there are no use-it-or-lose-it policies.
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If she were to lose, it would be the second time that the vaunted Queens machine — seen as influential in the looming fight over who will become City Council speaker — failed to defend an incumbent in the area.
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I hear these stories of wealth and I laugh because I know firsthand that you can lose it all in a heartbeat and our American systems fail to appreciate the value of hard work and perseverance over privilege.
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It's genuinely refreshing to see a TV show acknowledge that Helen Mirren's still got it and will likely never lose it, so as far as the show hews close to the central romance it's an enjoyable standalone story.
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It comes in the box (thanks heavens), but if you lose it, you'll have to get a new one, and while there's no word yet on how much that will cost, I'd be surprised if it were free.
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The group is in the midst of a federal case against Raffensperger over the so-called "use it or lose it" policy, which allows registrations to be canceled after voters fail to participate in elections for several years.
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Should they lose it, the Vikings would split the season series with Packers and lose on the divisional-record tiebreaker (the Vikings would get to 2-4 at best, the Packers would be no worse than 3-21).
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"Right now there is no other procedure, drug, regimen, anything, that seems to be effective for allowing people who have already gained weight to lose it and keep it off," said Pierre Cremieux, Managing Principal of Analysis Group, Inc.
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The divisiveness of this White House is causing long-term damage when, in order to win on an issue, somebody else has to lose, it makes it very difficult to unite people to solve the problems facing the country.
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Over the course of the film, they fight for recognition, which they get in 2016 under President Barack Obama, only to then lose it again in 2017 after President Donald Trump announced he would overturn Obama's decision via Twitter.
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We've seen little girls lose it over Michelle Obama, which we can all relate to, Modern Family's Julie Bowen weigh in on the kids' meals inspired by their moms, and Mayim Bialik from Big Bang Theory taste test burgers.
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After going 21-22 over his previous eight starts, he took a perfect game into the ninth inning and a no-hitter into the 21th at Pittsburgh, only to lose it — and the game — on a walk-off homer.
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"Quite frankly, that's why we won both those governors' seats when a month out we were going to lose it because the intensity was so much against us," he said of the Republican wins in the two battleground states.
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Stern: So, one of my favorite is when it's the holidays, right, and you have that aunt or uncle that's just like, "Yeah, I'm just trying to lose it, like, right here," and they start pinching the lower abdomen.
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The employees at the drive-through window — understandably — completely LOSE IT when they lay eyes on THE Selena Gomez, and James Corden hilariously pretends to be annoyed that none of them cared that he was in the car, too.
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If Duda, an ally of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party were to lose, it could threaten the party's plans to continue a judiciary overhaul that has placed Warsaw at loggerheads with Brussels over rule of law standards.
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"In order to save Greece, first we have to lose it," Christos Ikonomou writes in "Good Will Come From the Sea," and it is through this dark but discerning prism that he considers the precariousness of his country's fate.
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Governments have already taken steps like waiving "use-it-or-lose-it" slot rules for certain airports, he noted, but IATA wants them to "implement much broader financial support" packages that include direct financial assistance, loans or tax relief.
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ST-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Chasing its first Ryder Cup victory on the road in 25 years, the United States took an early 3-33 lead on Friday morning, only to lose it in historic fashion in the afternoon.
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These voters should also be given the option to vote in person, in case they do not receive the ballot or lose it, but no one should have to request a mail-in ballot in order to receive one.
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