Thus, their bias has caused them to lose out on gains.
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Apple will lose out on some customers initially due to pricing.
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Others will lose out on financial support or health care coverage.
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Athletes may also lose out on performance bonuses for not winning medals.
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Some people change, somehow, I managed to not lose out on opportunities.
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Employees will lose out on training opportunities that could lead to advancement.
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Businesses would lose out on top talent, and their customers would flee.
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If graduates failed to earn, colleges would lose out on valuable receivables.
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" She figured she should rent it "before I lose out on more.
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Thus, Americans lose out on some of the climate benefits of solar.
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Carriers in Asia Pacific could lose out on sales worth $2150 billion.
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Carriers in Asia Pacific could lose out on sales worth $58 billion.
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You lose out on so many things when you eat like that.
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Kengoro, though, does lose out on the rigidity of its Lego-esque comrades.
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Veale didn't want to lose out on the opportunity of a potential donor.
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You can wear it, and not lose out on the crucial watch features.
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Online-only accounts might ultimately lose out on a major advantage: competitive rates.
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And with a wireless subwoofer, it won't lose out on some solid bass either.
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You lose out on 3D Touch, but how much of a loss is that?
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You'll lose out on the convenient integration of live TV, but that's really it.
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In fact, they lose out on advertising revenue while spending more on additional coverage.
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Planned Parenthood argued it would lose out on $85033 million annually in federal funding.
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With this savings, you won't lose out on any crucial features of the phone.
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Further, inaccessible businesses lose out on an enormous talent pool of employees with disabilities.
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"We also lose out on a lot of color on our plates," Soroye says.
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Respond as quickly as possible, to make sure you don't lose out on your aid.
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Those working in the gig economy lose out on conventional benefits such as pension contributions.
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This causes us to lose out on the vitamins and minerals those foods usually supply.
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If it passes the House, they reckoned Texas could lose out on events worth $1.4bn.
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The converse is true for developers, who can lose out on income should prices rise.
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"I would sooner go homeless than see this community lose out on its home again."
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People lose out on opportunity because they avoid risk too desperately, the tech entrepreneur espouses.
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In turn, kids may lose out on a childhood to take care of their parents.
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Rob: So you lose out on the sense of fun discovery the comes with that.
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You might lose out on top students, causing your school to spiral in the rankings.
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Cable companies will lose out on nearly $20 billion in yearly rental fees—oh well!
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For example, for every $10,000 you save, you'll lose out on $600 of financial aid.
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If they waited until 69 to do so, they'd lose out on more than $40,000.
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As more Gen Zs graduate college, big tech firms could lose out on key talent.
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But, as with a withdrawal, you'll lose out on that money's potential tax-deferred growth.
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If you're using Google's robot AI to annoy people, you might lose out on its helpfulness.
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The shorter man tends to lose out on range but is quicker on the level change.
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"With high expense ratios, you lose out on the compounded return of your funds," she said.
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Publishers are the most affected because they lose out on ad revenue when visitors block ads.
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In other words, people can lose out on upside potential in the market by avoiding risk.
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Over the following decade, the state would lose out on about $220006 billion in federal funding.
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For brides choosing to surprise, they lose out on group wedding fittings and a bridal shower.
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And researchers say one of their immediate worries is that they'll lose out on recruiting opportunities.
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If the US were to block Turkey from receiving the jets over the S-400 issue, not only would Turkey lose out on acquiring 100 fifth generation aircraft, Turkish companies, which have been involved in the plane's development, would also lose out on significant business opportunities.
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They'll pay Max Scherzer $210 million in December but then lose out on Aroldis Chapman in July.
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Women could lose out on opportunities at work because men will be afraid to work with them.
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You won't be able to update iOS as quickly, so you'll lose out on the newest features.
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Channels impacted by the complaints system can lose out on monetization — sometimes for weeks at a time.
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Without it, you'll lose out on what makes a game like Destiny 2 or FortNite worth it.
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A worker who may lose out on higher wages and a more comfortable lifestyle or sustainable career.
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"The company match is free money, so you never want to lose out on that," Slott said.
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Areas without cost-effective, reliable power will quickly lose out on private investment and suffer in productivity.
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Time Warner could lose out on $25113 billion — which would go to its shareholders, including to executives.
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It's very important because, considering other treaties and tax agreements, India could lose out on a huge opportunity.
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Britain told Boeing on Wednesday that it could lose out on British defense contracts because of the dispute.
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The entry-level V-Series is where you lose out on local dimming, brightness performance, and quantum dot.
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It sucks that the requester will lose out on money if they approve, but it's not OUR fault.
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If players don't buy the products, they can lose out on queue points and drop down the list.
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Both have the same 458 ppi pixel density, so you don't lose out on sharpness by going larger.
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If you sound scripted while doing it, you lose out on buzz (former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton).
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So you lose out on the really sleek, all-black VR headset that came with the Batman edition.
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For developing nations that can't afford to lose out on foreign investments, it often isn't worth the risk.
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Delaying the fiduciary rule means that workers and retirees will lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Plants grow big and plentiful, but lose out on some of the natural benefits of older farming practices.
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Offices lose out on revenue, and delaying care can lead to more expensive treatments later on, Black said.
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Frontier and airlines with similar policies lose out on the opportunity to attract and retain the best talent.
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You have so many younger people who are entitled, and you really lose out on the diversity situation.
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Host countries may also lose out on labor, knowledge and expertise that could potentially strengthen their societies and economies.
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Why would you want to lose out on a great player and teammate just because of their sexual preference?
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Isolating women would have many negative impacts, most tangibly, that women would lose out on mentorship and sponsorship opportunities.
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Across EU member states, almost 2 million people would lose out on employment because of automation, the report said.
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You'll have to deal with charging it and pairing it, and you'll also lose out on an integrated trackpad.
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Activity in the capital markets can dwindle when they're choppy, which causes banks to lose out on advisory fees.
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Withdrawal from TPP will not just cause U.S. agriculture to lose out on the potential benefits of increased trade.
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If Wisconsin does not expand Medicaid, he warned that taxpayers could lose out on almost $1 billion in savings.
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For that price, you do lose out on the noise cancellation and premium styling featured on the MW07 Plus.
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Otherwise, you could lose out on a lot of money and end up working longer than you had intended.
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Despite the zoom, you still lose out on the nice depth of field found with the XR's single rear lens.
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If the president was concerned that if he lost the election, he didn't want to lose out on that money.
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And the US may lose out on vital sources of intelligence about terrorism — and perhaps other subjects — as a result.
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If it passes, some people and businesses will emerge as clear winners, while others will lose out on certain benefits.
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Directors don't want to be "tainted" and lose out on future roles and fees because they were rejected by shareholders.
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Jeff Wlodarczak at Pivotal Research Group said Comcast may succeed in winning Sky but lose out on Fox to Disney.
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The nice thing is you don't really lose out on display clarity and sharpness by choosing the Force and ShatterShield.
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You are going to lose out on some performance, but not enough that you're going to notice with today's games.
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Analysts have estimated Monsanto could lose out on up to $100 million of sales if glyphosate were banned in Europe.
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If they stop doing that, they will lose out on all the best talent that is already gravitating toward streaming.
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Failing to do so would result in FCC fines and cause it to lose out on its investments in spectrum.
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Pacifico worried that she would not get paid for hours worked this week and will lose out on sales commissions.
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But they will also lose out on any pay raise and on a bonus typically paid when the contract is signed.
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But they will also lose out on a bonus typically paid when the contract is signed and on any pay raise.
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You also lose out on one of the smaller cleaning brushes, but there are already plenty in the box as is.
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However, you do lose out on the secondary wide-angle selfie cam found on the front of a standard Pixel 3.
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Banks are estimated to lose out on around €60m of fees altogether — around €7.5m each — based on a 2% underwriting fee.
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Without an appraisal, though, you stand to lose out on that appreciation should you ever need to file an insurance claim.
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Possible undercounts, critics warned, may cause certain areas to lose out on federal funding and have their congressional districts unfavorably redrawn.
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We're told the Bahamas stands to lose out on millions with the festival being called off ... and tourism officials are devastated.
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Stay safe and warm, but lose out on the resources (and therefore potential victory conditions) that your expansion would allow for.
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Analysts have estimated that Monsanto could lose out on up to $100 million of sales if glyphosate was banned in Europe.
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Don't lose out on an opportunity you are thrilled about just because of pride or an expectation based on false assumptions.
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"We don't want to lose out on those tax refunds, we want to make sure that you get them," Mnuchin said.
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But use it the wrong way and you could turn off professional contacts — or even lose out on your dream job.
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Phoenix recalled that as a young actor, he and fellow peers would always lose out on roles to the same person.
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Several months of pro-democracy protests have forced some retailers to close their doors temporarily and lose out on business there.
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Trying to cram everything in means you can lose out on resting, which can make everything else more frustrating and exhausting.
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"People who have no flight time ... they lose out on a lot of ground on the people who do," he says.
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Parents with tax dependent children enrolled in college could lose out on up to $2,500 available through the American Opportunity Tax Credit.
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In our great nation, no person should lose out on an opportunity simply because they lack access to the tools to compete.
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People upset about O'Reilly's forced departure may quit their cable subscriptions, and Fox News would lose out on those fees, DiClemente said.
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But keep in mind that you'll lose out on federal benefits, like income-driven repayment and the potential for student loan forgiveness.
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Many families wait too long to open accounts and lose out on a chance to let their money grow more, Morningstar reported.
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Sure, you'd make the history purists happy by holding the event a few days later, but you lose out on ratings and revenue.
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And if you're a longtime Misfit app user, the Vapor 24 isn't a supported device so you'll lose out on your data history.
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When we ignore the parts that make us uncomfortable because we have been conditioned to feel discomfort, we lose out on knowing that.
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Fewer wholesale and retail sales equals thousands of job losses annually, and means governments lose out on not millions but billions in taxes.
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You lose out on the noise cancellation feature, but if all you want are solid workout earbuds, these might get the job done.
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"The product wasn't built for that, so you lose out on a lot of the things that are good about Slack," he explained.
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Conversely, if you might change jobs to a company with a higher match, you'd lose out on those dollars by maxing out early.
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It's a failsafe when you lose out on a drop and an avenue to make money, but it's also turned culture into commerce.
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As for the rest of us, we lose out on real conversations with our partners while they're checking incoming emails at dinner. 4.
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To see the world's strongest man lose out on the gold was high drama, but Bonk's defeat only got more fascinating with time.
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According to Counterpoint's Neil Shah, the ban could cause Qualcomm to lose out on as much as half a billion dollars in revenue.
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Then there are those who lose out on a job or a place in a freshman class as a result of affirmative action.
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Both vice principals quickly lose out on the job to Dr. Belinda Brown, a hyper-competent black woman played by Kimberly Hebert Gregory.
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But Campbell, also known as the Rideshare Guy, expects drivers will be angry to lose out on profitable trips to and from O'Hare.
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In them, AWS alleged Trump launched "behind-the-scenes attacks" against the company, which caused it to lose out on the cloud contract.
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But the bank and his financial advisors were less than thrilled, warning that he'd potentially lose out on some serious stock market returns.
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Amazon would not comment on whether that hiccup caused it lose out on sales, though Munster was skeptical that it hindered the retailer's performance.
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But then the merchants lose out on the business of customers who want to pay with their Amex, often to get points for rewards.
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He'd appeal to the uberwealthy Republican Party, but he'd lose out on using racial and cultural divisions to whip up support from his base.
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In her pre-taped package, Pieterse got candid about her health struggle, revealing her weight gain was causing her to lose out on jobs.
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"In Alaska, a 60-year-old couple making $40,000 per year would lose out on tax credits amounting to $53,000 per year," Cox said.
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Delta is even extending the fee waiver to a whole year, so anyone that cancels won't lose out on any cash that they spent.
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Founder Fund's Asparouhov said any venture capital firm that has a history of firing founders could lose out on the most sought-after deals.
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You might lose out on client work you don't enjoy, but the payoff from working with those you are genuinely invested in is incredible.
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Anthem, one of the largest carriers in the individual market, could lose out on $500 million in payments, according to a JPMorgan analyst estimate.
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Just know you'll lose out on the power, the higher-end display (at least on the MacBook Air), and maybe the crazy-good speakers.
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What Airbnb's not doing, though, is promising to reimburse property managers for the revenue they're going to lose out on due to those cancellations.
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Allowing theaters to screen these Oscar contenders means that it could lose out on potential subscribers who only signed up to view those titles.
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If you wait and keep big balances too long, you could lose out on free and discounted travel due to mile and point inflation.
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The big difference came because the company fell short of some performance goals, causing Mayer and other executives to lose out on performance-based pay.
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Companies would have to reward merit instead, which would be good for productivity and for women, who lose out on promotions when they have babies.
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In any case you may lose out on the cheapest option as Priority Boarding is capped at 95 customers per flight (out of 189 seats).
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So, before you lose out on a chance to twin with the Queen of the North, get yourself a pair by clicking the link above.
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If you procrastinate and delay saving, you not only lose out on your money working for you, but you also make it harder on yourself.
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The Chicago housing market moves very fast for well-priced places, and I don't want to lose out on something great should it get posted!
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Conversely, doing nothing can cost you: Millennials may lose out on $4013 million in retirement savings if they avoid the stock market entirely, NerdWallet estimates.
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The government sets a maximum price it will pay for a drug, and if companies don't agree, they simply lose out on the entire market.
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The Depth Effect photo puts the spotlight on the worker in the foreground, but you lose out on the informative Chinese menu in the background.
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But between funding woes and travel ban restrictions, there's a palpable fear in the science community that the US will lose out on talented scientists.
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That means you're supposed to spend everything you put in the account within the calendar year, or else you could lose out on that money.
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Trump, though, has resisted pressure to punish the Saudis over Khashoggi's death, in part arguing U.S. companies will lose out on business from arms sales.
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Unfortunately, my company just can't compete with larger employers who can afford to offer better health-care benefits, so I lose out on prospective employees.
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Some fans might be disgruntled about the fact that Jones refused to leave, making the Orioles lose out on possible prospects for their imminent rebuild.
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Still, bankers are expected to lose out on hundreds of millions in fees that they would have earned had the Pfizer and Allergan deal closed.
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Since the airline has a profit sharing plan, its employees would lose out on pay even if the airline were compensated in full by Boeing.
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It&aposs worth pointing out that would-be government contractors commonly file protests when they lose out on contracts with this much money at stake.
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"While Brickle might lose out on his bear buddy, he'll be able to hang out with some of his furry siblings at a nearby dog park."
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But what makes the case so unusual is that the insurance industry is suing for subsidies that, in large part, they didn't actually lose out on.
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For banks that until recently had a stranglehold on M&A to lose out on tens of millions of dollars stings on a number of levels.
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"Some employers will not continue to match, once you max out," she said—meaning you'll lose out on valuable free cash for the rest of 2016.
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The US-China trade war has ignited fears that Hollywood, which is increasingly relying on China for financial success, would lose out on its biggest market.
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Andrew&aposs withdrawal from official duties means he will lose out on his £249,000 ($320,000) annual income from the Sovereign Grant, according to the Mail Online.
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I also get how many people (like myself) are responsible and shouldn't lose out on the fun because some people are unable to monitor their kids.
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The government sets a maximum price that it will pay for a drug, and if companies don't agree, they simply lose out on the entire market.
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After all, economics always showed that non-college-educated workers would lose out on trade as output shifted to more capital-intensive and skill-intensive goods.
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Apple could lose out on $4 billion in sales as the novel coronavirus threatens to severely affect the company's supply chains in China, according to analysts.
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The mayor said she feared the public discord would cause Hoboken to lose out on its best chance to get help from the state and federal governments.
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But a consistently poor hiring process that leaves applicants hanging can cause companies to lose out on the best talent and even damage perception of their brand.
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With a missed connection, airlines often have to book that passenger another flight and also lose out on not having that seat filled in the first place.
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I believe the change in dynamics, in part, has been caused by seeing companies relocate, making nations' lose out on wealth creation and a highly skilled workforce.
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He lied to his accountants, his banks, his own lawyers, and most importantly to the special counsel, which caused him to lose out on his plea deal.
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If legislators don't address the provision by the autumn harvest, private grain companies could lose out on deals to buy billions of bushels of corn and soybeans.
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The mighty firm is sure to make enemies in the years ahead, and not just among the finalists who lose out on wooing Amazon to their states.
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Women, black and Latino employees also lose out on pay raises, bonuses, stock options, benefits and other wages because of the company's discriminatory practices, the lawsuit alleges.
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But to do so—at least initially with the Oculus Rift—you might lose out on exclusivity with your work, something that's important for writers and artists.
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So if he spends $5 billion to get to the White House, the US Treasury will ultimately lose out on $2 billion in taxes, McCaffery pointed out.
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Ukraine is already nervous about the prospect of the NordStream 2 pipeline which increases Europe's reliance on Russian gas, fearing it will lose out on transit revenues.
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" Carolyn Maloney, a New York congresswoman, said she was "disappointed" New York would lose out on 25,000 jobs and "hundreds of millions of dollars in new investments.
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Russian technology companies will lose out on state orders unless they switch to using home-grown software, Russian President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying on Friday.
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"More than ever, societies cannot afford to lose out on the skills, ideas and perspectives of half of humanity," said Klaus Schwab, executive chairman of the WEF.
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Because Korean brands don't make the effort to market and educate American consumers on their own terms, they lose out on opportunity, marketing experts like Rhyu say.
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The Swedish government provides so much support for parents, and men are willing to take on the caring role, so women don't lose out on job opportunities.
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Although they lose out on any signing bonus or pay rise, the extension means they get to maintain current working conditions and benefits, which Escondida wanted to change.
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William Russo of China's Gao Feng Advisory, a consultancy, who was previously a senior executive at Chrysler, says China is simply far too big to lose out on.
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Just like traditional sports athletes, esports athletes need to keep practicing and competing year-round or else they'll fall behind their peers and lose out on big opportunities.
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If it were forced to allow other app stores, or let developers sell apps directly to users, it could potentially lose out on a significant amount of revenue.
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At the 2012 London Games, Brazil had led Russia by two sets before dropping the next three to lose out on their bid for a second Olympic gold.
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But the concern, of course, is that Facebook will lose out on the next generation of internet users, and with them, a lot of valuable eyeballs for advertisers.
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Small businesses are likely to lose out on "billions" of dollars during the pandemic, Helana Natt, executive director of the New York Chamber of Commerce, told Business Insider.
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Workers who start investing in a 401(k) at 30, rather than earlier, would lose out on hundreds of thousands of dollars of potential savings, the report estimates.
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Meanwhile, if you move your money into investments that are too conservative while you're young, you may lose out on opportunities to grow your money at higher rates.
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Not only will you owe taxes and early withdrawal penalties on those funds, you'll lose out on the growth of that money over the rest of your career.
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Those older customers who would lose out on insurance coverage are more likely than the young customers who would buy it to need help paying big medical bills.
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If legislators do not address the provision by the autumn harvest, private grain companies could lose out on deals to buy billions of bushels of corn and soybeans.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (24-49): Booker will almost certainly lose out on the Rookie of the Year award to former Kentucky teammate and current Minnesota star Karl-Anthony Towns.
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So it should cream the 1080p version in a lot of general processing tests but potentially lose out on games, and both should absolutely crush the poor MacBook Pro.
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While there is no penalty for downgrading to a cheaper plan or leaving the contract mid-way through, customers who do so will lose out on the buyback offer.
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If China increased its ability to make, and not just assemble, products, the U.S. could lose out on billions that Trump himself is very keen to take credit for.
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And by refinancing, you may also lose out on certain benefits, such as alternative payment options like income-based repayment plans that are offered with federal loans, Boneparth explains.
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Together, both companies are able to bring a more compelling product to market, although the telecom can lose out on revenue as it must share with the other party.
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If anything, the company might lose out on potential sales if fewer customers come into its stores and buy other products while they wait for their prescriptions, Fox said.
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Given that stark difference, it's unlikely that Hong Kong will lose out on business to the mainland markets, said Eddie Wong, capital markets services partner at PwC Hong Kong.
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Creators will also lose out on a number of key YouTube features, The Verge recently reported, including click-through info cards, end screens, notification functions and the community tab.
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The Supreme Court has the chance to protect pregnancy centers from unconstitutional laws like California's FACT Act so that women don't lose out on such sources of compassionate assistance.
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You get less headroom for passengers in the rear, you lose out on a lot of cargo space, visibility out the rear window is limited and you're paying more.
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Amazon said in court documents made public in December that Trump launched "behind-the-scenes attacks" against the company, which caused it to lose out on the JEDI contract.
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But if we throw away the term entirely, or ignore what it's describing, we lose out on an important way of understanding where we are right now, economically speaking.
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The Department of Justice issued California another stern warning Wednesday - drop its sanctuary state status or remain in violation of federal law and potentially lose out on millions of dollars.
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And the fingerprint sensor is a traditional capacitive scanner integrated with the power button, so you lose out on the cool, all-new ultrasonic technology the more premium S10s get.
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You lose out on the complex software processing that a PC can deliver, but the headset itself can still process your anatomy data to create the impression of positional audio.
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According to the Mike Laatsch, the CEO of the Cincinnati Convention and Visitors Bureau, business is plummeting, and without these upgrades, they'll lose out on 100,3503 room nights by 2022.
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Half the size of the Star and Nova, the £1,600 Atom also has roughly half the power, at 40W per channel, but doesn't lose out on Naim's signature high quality.
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In the process, they lose out on returns they would have earned if homeowners held on to their mortgages for longer, and the overall duration of their portfolios is shortened.
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On March 14, NBC News' Kurt Helin reported that the NBA could lose out on nearly $500 million in ticket revenue if the entire season and playoffs are completely cancelled.
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The Phillies seem comfortable with their rotation — Nola, Jake Arrieta, Nick Pivetta, Vince Velasquez and Zach Eflin — but if they lose out on Harper, they could theoretically upgrade that group.
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And it's not just event businesses that lose out on those opportunity costs — it's the hourly event workers who don't have the stability of a federal job to return to.
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To be successful, the best bet is to follow Warren Buffett's golden rule and have a long-term horizon to capture a compounding effect that others who quit lose out on.
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MOSCOW, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Russian technology companies will lose out on state orders unless they switch to using home-grown software, Russian President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying on Friday.
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That seems to be what plenty of Americans and policymakers want, but let's not forget that as a result, consumers may lose out on new beneficial technologies or other innovative ideas.
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Not only that, early retirees may feel compelled to claim Social Security benefits earlier, and lose out on the increase in benefits that occurs every year from ages 62 to 70.
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The MX4s also lose out on the wood exterior, however if their sound really lives up to the LCD-4's quality, it's doubtful anyone would miss that feature too much.
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And doing that would mean those men would lose out on an opportunity to learn and grow — and to see who they are when they're not confined by the Man Box.
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Legalization would help address this: When marijuana sales shift from the black market to the legal market, drug cartels lose out on the profits as they go to legal businesses instead.
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But Brexit also poses some problems for his business model: Almost 40 percent of his business is reliant on clients in the EU, a market he could soon lose out on.
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Some healthcare experts point to the inherent conflict for providers: If they prevent expensive health crises through better care, they also lose out on more profitable services, such as hospital admissions.
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Also, you can shoot video (limited to 1080p) with the True Zoom, but you lose out on the optical image stabilization that you get with stills, so I wouldn't recommend it.
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That means that U.S. businesses would lose out on the benefits of cloud computing, cheaper and more flexible data services, and enhanced security, while reduced equipment costs will not be realized.
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Typical homes in big cities and surrounding suburbs can easily cost more than $500,2023, meaning that many people in urban areas taking out new mortgages would lose out on the deduction.
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Peter Johnson, professor of medical oncology at the University of Southampton, fears his patients may lose out on a wave of costly new immunotherapy drugs that are starting to transform treatment.
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Book publishing companies are passing these losses along to writers in the form of lower royalties and advances, and authors also lose out on income from books resold on the platform.
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"We've been focusing more on longer-term themes that can get clients invested and engaged that go beyond the election cycle, and you don't lose out on potential returns," she said.
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Our workforce must be prepared to protect future innovation or we will lose out on an opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and lead the next wave of economic change.
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The service's under-$40 pricing is designed to make it appealing to those who want to cut the cord, but not lose out on much of what pay TV has to offer.
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That prompted an arbitrator to order the city to pay overtime to officers who would lose out on vacation time, according to a copy of the ruling posted at news website Cleveland.com.
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Obama had called for NASA to design a new large rocket by 2015, but certain members of Congress feared that engineers in their districts would lose out on jobs in the meantime.
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While many argue that they simply spread out sales, others point to the fact that certain shoppers only head out that day — meaning a retailer that's closed could lose out on sales.
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If people stop picking up random numbers—combined with the efforts of regulators and service providers—the people running the robocall scams will lose out on the money that fuels their operations.
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Some health-care experts point to the inherent conflict for providers: If they prevent expensive health crises through better care, they also lose out on more profitable services, such as hospital admissions.
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The court should reconsider the prohibition, because the law takes a hammer to the fiscal health of states, which lose out on millions, if not billions, of dollars in sales tax revenue.
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Big companies can still legally copy the concept of a product since you can't patent an idea — and consumers would lose out on lots of improved, refined designs if that weren't true.
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"Consumers lose out on hundreds or even thousands of dollars by keeping their money in low-earning accounts instead of high-yield savings accounts or CDs," says NerdWallet banking expert Kimberly Palmer.
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And aside from Trump's competitors, who could lose out on business because they don't offer the prime benefit of access to the president, the potential victims of his regime are fairly abstract.
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Ferrari looked dominant in Bahrain, only to lose out on victory with Charles Leclerc due to an engine problem 10 laps from the end, and neither of the Mercedes pair expected Sunday's result.
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The charity also claims Ferrer caused the postponement of an exhibition in Australia and cost the group an opportunity for an exhibition in Korea, which caused the charity to lose out on money.
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Not only are you more likely to be stressed and feel overworked, you lose out on the monetary value of those forfeited days — the ones that can't be rolled over or paid out.
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And if you insist on overlooking those people and seeing a new and wild wilderness, you'll probably lose out on learning some valuable lessons about what to do with the newly discovered thing.
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Because Apple requires all in-app purchases to be conducted through the App Store, developers automatically lose out on 30 percent, which is why some developers have tried to buck the App Store.
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"For too long now, the Ex-Im Bank has been hobbled, unable to ever consider action on large deals, while manufacturers lose out on business and jobs to our overseas competitors," Timmons said.
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That would be a form of sweet schadenfreude for Trump haters, but also a tragedy for potentially hundreds of thousands of Americans who might lose out on the opportunity to get a job.
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Now that Chevy has said that the Bolt will do almost 240, the ball is back in Tesla's court to make sure that the Model 3 doesn't lose out on that critical spec.
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Companies like Honeywell, Dow Chemical and Johnson Controls are well positioned to produce next-generation air-conditioners and alternatives to HFCs, and they don't want to lose out on a budding global market.
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Conversely, if you top 15 percent statewide but miss that threshold in several districts (because your support is concentrated in one or a few districts), you'll lose out on a bunch of delegates.
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The alternative, according to the Chinese messaging, is to fight the good fight with the lonely tree, America, only to lose out on any special relationship with the future overlord in the region.
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A report from the London School of Economics added that British households could lose out on as much as £173 billion ($246 billion) a year in the worst case scenario following a Brexit.
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When asked if he's concerned that pensioners will consequently lose out on participating in new funds from existing managers like New Enterprise Associates and HgCapital, Folwell said that he hadn't heard of either firm.
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So while someone with a college degree will eventually command a higher salary, they still lose out on four years worth of wages, amounting to an average of $120,000, the New York Fed found.
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Putin said that Russia would resume buying Turkish tomatoes, but it needed time to make sure that Russian farmers who sank money into growing tomatoes at home did not lose out on their investment.
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Initially it was a total lack of in-game direction or tutorial, followed by server issues, hacks, and app crashes, all of which caused players to lose out on catches or waste valuable items.
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Kristol, who unsuccessfully tried to draft conservative blogger David French for a third-party candidacy, said that the GOP will lose out on crucial young voters because of Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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The uniform pricing also ends up costing firms nearly 7 percent of profits on average because they lose out on higher prices they could charge the wealthy and lower volume for lower-income consumers.
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So if you don't want to lose out on sought-after deals like the Switch console happening this weekend, check out our list below to find the tech sales you'll regret missing out on.
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If an unqualified person in an affirmative action program gets a spot he doesn't deserve, some deserving applicant may lose out on a job opportunity or not be able to attend her desired college.
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Her tendency to prioritize pragmatism over sweeping ideas has caused her to lose out on activist support, while she has at the same time positioned herself too far left for most moderates, Time reports.
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Without the Waste Prevention Rule, companies pay fewer royalties on the gas they waste which means taxpayers lose out on millions of dollars in revenue every year — including funding for schools and infrastructure projects.
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In a trade war, companies like Apple would face huge disruptions in their supply chains and a spike in their prices, and would lose out on a gargantuan set of consumers for their products.
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But a new report from the Institute for Policy Studies shows just how much money Americans lose out on because of this policy, which allows banks to write off certain kinds of executive compensation.
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Unsuspecting job applicants who were never dishonest about anything on their application or had no criminal history could be caught up in a web that ultimately led them to lose out on employment and wages.
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Still, many Swiss residents regularly drive over the border to neighbouring Germany, France, Italy or Austria to shop for cheaper goods, harming local businesses that lose out on billions of dollars worth of annual sales.
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With streaming, you have the convenience of starting any time you want, but you can lose out on the social aspects of watching TV along with your friends, family, or your friendly neighborhood ocean scientist.
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Hollywood celebrities also lined up in opposition, and the National Football League had warned that Atlanta would lose out on its bid to host the Super Bowl in 2019 if the state passed the law.
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Companies in China and Japan have shown little or no sign of withdrawing from the event, so U.S. and European firms may lose out on business if they stay cool toward Riyadh for too long.
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A spokesman said the U.S. aerospace giant remained committed to Britain after UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon warned Boeing it could lose out on UK defense contracts because of its dispute with its Canadian rival.
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Conflicting interpretations of the law and how it should be applied, they say, have caused taxpayer-funded schools, prisons, military bases and libraries throughout the nation to lose out on millions of dollars in savings.
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You lose out on some of the more detailed recipe instructions, but each meal I tried had an "extra credit" step that showed how to make meal prep easier or take it up a notch.
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And our businesses, movies, legislatures, board rooms and C-suites also lose out on talent that could make their products soar because women not only face pay discrimination, we also face hiring and advancement discrimination.
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Though Bass, 40, was initially disappointed to lose out on buying the home, the star said he was very excited to see what HGTV did and couldn't think of anyone better to buy the property.
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But Democrats can force another vote every six months, and that could create a dilemma for GOP lawmakers whose states or districts stand to lose out on military construction projects under the diversion of funds.
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Personalization can provide them with material they like, but it just as well could be used to shape their behavior or beliefs, or even cause them to lose out on discounts to more desirable consumers.
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He is also facing a separate case in D.C., where a judge recently ruled that he had violated his plea agreement with Mueller and could therefore lose out on any potential leniency he might be offered.
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When you have an entire section of an entire demographic all by itself and those are the only people that are allowed to be there, to innovate, then you lose out on so many other possibilities.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement means the U.S. will lose out on the opportunity to help build the green economy of the future—and benefit from the jobs and economic growth that come along with that.
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Even with 5 points per dollar spent on several bonus categories, I don't want to lose out on travel protections so I will probably downgrade to the Citi Premier Card to avoid the increased $495 fee.
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We're effectively saying we don't want to be part of that, which means we're going to lose out on an opportunity to lean in to an $8 trillion global market for clean energy technologies and services.
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When you worry about all the things you're going to lose out on if you don't take a particular opportunity, you're using the scarcity mind-set on yourself rather than as a persuasion strategy, he said.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Britain told U.S. planemaker Boeing on Wednesday that it could lose out on future British defense contracts because of its dispute with Canadian rival Bombardier which has put 4,200 jobs at risk in Northern Ireland.
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Limiting the ban to one year ensures Louisville won't lose out on top recruits or lose current players to transfer, and it completely side-steps the role that longtime head coach Rick Pitino played in the scandal.
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If the government decided to push ahead with wider powers to seize land without payment, it could see local and international investors lose out on land earmarked or already used for mining, farming and other commercial activities.
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Obviously giddy when they won the award, Damon — who was also nominated for Best Actor for his performance in the film — even quipped to a reporter that he wasn't disappointed to lose out on that other race.
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T-Mobile One is the only real serious "unlimited" competitor to Verizon Unlimited, and while you save a few bucks you also lose out on some useful features like 4G LTE hotspotting and higher resolution video streaming.
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And in the latest iteration of the GOP's healthcare bill, private insurance plans would lose out on tax breaks if they offered abortion coverage — making the plans that do offer it more expensive and harder to find.
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It does lose out on the more sophisticated RGB backlight options — the only choice is between varying intensities of cyan — and dedicated volume wheel of the G810, as well as the USB passthrough of the Black Widow.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed a tax overhaul into law on Friday that cut the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, fueling worries that Mexico will lose out on investment to its northern neighbor.
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If an investor isn't willing to give super-voting rights to a founder, they may "lose out on a deal" when other investors give privileges to the founder, thus losing out on the potential upside as well.
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A full-on tank job is hard to sell to fans who just five years ago watched this team lose out on the Anthony Davis sweepstakes, but at least that would push the Hornets off the treadmill.
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The Republican National Committee echoed Mr. Trump's message in an email to reporters on Tuesday: "Under Democrats' Dream of a Single-Payer Health Care System, Medicare Recipients Would Lose Out on Quality and Coverage," the email asserted.
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SAN FRANCISCO — After a succession of devastating wildfires in the last four years, tens of thousands of Californians — many with broken spirits, many homeless — may now lose out on compensation from the company that was to blame.
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"There are literally more than two dozen things you can negotiate beyond your salary, so failing to negotiate may cause you to lose out on many of them and force you to settle for less," Simpson added.
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Former FBI officials tell CNN that McCabe could also lose out on future health care coverage in his retirement if he were to be fired before he turned 50, and the firing could be subject to litigation.
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Fragmenting the music catalog is hostile toward listeners, can be harmful for artists who lose out on mass distribution and it can engender backlash from artists' fans who don't want to pay for multiple redundant streaming services.
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Why it matters: The plea comes after reports that 10% of airport screeners missed work this past holiday weekend — up from 3.1% the same time last year — as they prepare to lose out on a second straight paycheck.
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Letters sent over the year, most recently on Wednesday, suggested that cities failing to comply with immigrations standards will lose out on the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program — which totals in the hundreds of millions annually.
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The move could put Amazon at an advantage over rival online retailers who sometimes lose out on sales later in the shopping season – and in particular those last few days leading up to Christmas – because of ship times.
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For that money, you lose out on the fancy wood veneer on the ear cups and the "handcrafted in the USA" label of the LCD-2, but you do retain the sound signature and specs of the original.
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"If you wait to start saving for retirement, you will lose out on time for your savings to grow, and finding financial independence will be difficult to achieve," says Melissa Ellis, a financial planner with Sapphire Wealth Planning.
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Newly elected French President Emmanuel Macron's enthusiasm for a common euro zone budget and finance ministry - although, crucially, viewed with scepticism in Berlin - has also raised fears among eastern countries that they could lose out on EU funds.
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Incidents like the Pulse nightclub tragedy brought further attention to this injustice, and according to the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) the US is estimated to lose out on 615,000 pints of blood per year because of it.
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Schillerova, in a Twitter post, said the higher deficit would be covered through regular bond issuance and that the budget, which will lose out on expected tax income, was also counting on redistribution of European funding and savings.
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He will surely lose out on the possible boost in the polls he'd enjoy if a good replacement bill was passed relatively quickly, but his status is a lot stronger than Republicans in Congress for two important reasons.
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LOW-INCOME FAMILIES Low-income families who claim the earned-income tax credit will lose out on at least $19 billion over the coming decade under the bill because of the change in the way inflation is calculated.
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The direct listing was seen as a test case for other companies tempted to list without selling new shares, and for bankers that could lose out on millions of dollars in underwriting fees for future initial public offerings.
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The median income for male financial managers is $100,575, while female financial managers make $65,237, meaning women bring home 65 percent of what their male counterparts in this role do — and lose out on roughly $19.6 billion a year.
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Some thought the country was too large for direct elections, others worried that the small state voters wouldn't have a real say, the Southern states thought they would lose out on their power due to the three-fifths compromise.
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Without Hetch Hetchy as its primary reservoir, San Francisco will be forced to pump and filter its water for the first time in a century, and lose out on the 229 million kilowatt-hours produced by the dam's system.
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If China doesn't step up its efforts on issues such as data privacy and intellectual property protection, the country could lose out on a 37 trillion yuan ($5.5 trillion) growth opportunity in the decade ahead, according to new analysis.
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With the decline of record sales, they lose out on the mechanical royalties they would get from selling albums and then with the shift from terrestrial radio to streaming, the amount of money you get is far, far less.
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That concept — of saying, "I support this, but this bill doesn't go far enough, and I don't want to lose out on an opportunity for more comprehensive legislation down the line" — I am now going to regard with suspicion.
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Of course, MacBooks and iPads have their own unique operating systems with different capabilities, but plenty of folks are probably willing to lose out on laptop features for the flexibility of a tablet with an optional keyboard and trackpad.
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It has to be stressed that Ryback is ambiguous on the Losers Lose Money statement; it's unclear whether he means that, in a larger context, workers lose out on earnings or whether it's that plus a literal winner's purse.
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Facebook's efforts with Oculus have become quite polished in some regards (though there are still plenty of limitations to speak of), and it appears that Apple is recognizing that there's too much to lose out on if things take off.
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LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - Private equity firms are increasingly shunning banks to pre-place second-lien loans directly with cash-rich funds, which is reducing banks' returns as they lose out on the most profitable part of an underwriting fee.
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"Last year the CBI showed that delays to getting a decision on airport expansion by 2030 could see the U.K. lose out on over £30 billion in lost trade with the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) economies alone," she said.
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As our data is then held in proprietary silos, out of sight to us, we lose out on the benefits we could realize if we had direct control over this data, and chose when and with whom to share it.
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That's especially true for newer companies that are quickly iterating on their services, and have to isolate bugs as they come up in order to fix them as fast as possible — or lose out on the chance to attract new users.
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Some Western banks with a presence in Qatar continued business as normal, partly because they did not want to lose out on billions of dollars of building projects which Qatar plans before it hosts the soccer World Cup in 2022.
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By exploiting this vulnerability, the malicious miner would lose out on the reward for creating the poisoned block—12.5 bitcoins, or just under $80,000 USD at the current value of Bitcoin—but presumably attacking Bitcoin would be worth it for them.
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Wage earning is the backbone of the mainstream economy, and when unemployment is high, not only do a few million people lose out on the chance to work but tens of millions more lose the chance to bargain for wages.
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The professionals are kept apart from the amateurs as well, which means not only does the developing pool lose out on sponsors and cash, but scouts have a hard time figuring out which fighters can best represent the country overseas.
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Seven investment banks that were backing Broadcom's bid for Qualcomm, the largest acquisition ever attempted in the technology sector, stand to lose out on fees as a result of Trump's order on Monday prohibiting the deal due to national security concerns.
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Every day, Bettie Douglas, a food service worker at a McDonald's restaurant in St. Louis, makes an agonizing choice: Go in to work and risk exposure to COVID-22020, or lose out on a paycheck she needs to support her family.
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SS: Pierre, hard or soft Brexit, I do worry that, if we get this wrong, Europe will lose out on a lot of international financial business that is based in London at the moment, but is EU business, as well.
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"Every month that the U.S. does nothing, Huawei stands poised to become the cheapest, fastest, most ubiquitous global provider of 5G, while U.S. and Western companies and workers lose out on market share and jobs," Warner said in a statement.
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The AGs argued that misclassifying workers deprives them of their right to unionize and other legal protections, while states lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue and other contributions companies must make on behalf of employees.
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In regards to Munger, Erickson recalled that he and his partner, Warren Buffett, have been famously skeptical of internet companies for many years, and it's caused them to lose out on some of the great winners of the last couple decades.
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Part of that, however, could be alleviated if the state acts today: The NCAA, which opposes HB2, set a Thursday deadline for the state to either repeal the law or lose out on its chance to host college championship games.
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As President Donald Trump tries to slash drastically the size of the National Security Council and make way for more political appointees instead, he's going to lose out on the important expertise and valuable relationships that career government employees bring to the NSC.
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"Getting those captions to be accurate and in real-time during a live stream is even more difficult, especially as we want to minimize audio to text delay and make sure we don't lose out on transcription quality," she says of the challenge.
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Originally called Slutface—a name that they had to do away with after social media sites kept censoring it and causing them to lose out on shows—the pop punk foursome from Stavanger, Norway, bring a playful feel to hard-hitting punk.
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Speaking at an oil conference in the Norwegian city of Stavanger, Ibrahim al-Muhanna said Iran would be the first to lose out on a move to block those major shipping routes and that any such action would trigger further sanctions on Iran.
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Despite our booming economy, consumers continue to lose out on potential prescription drug cost savings, driven by a system of perverse incentives that allow middlemen like pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to reap more profits and raise costs for consumers without adding value.
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Does that mean that a candidate who has a lot of maxed-out contributors might lose out on a debate spot to one that has a broader small-dollar fundraising network -- even if the former raised marginally more money than the latter?
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New York (CNN Business)Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and other senior executives could lose out on millions of dollars in compensation depending on the outcome of an investigation into the bank's role in a multi-billion dollar Malaysian corruption scandal.
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There are a lot of negatives to going this route: You will lose out on any potential investment growth for the duration of the loan and if you can't repay the loan within five years, you will owe taxes and other penalties.
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After giving consent, dying patients can be shifted to the hospice program, and while an insurer would lose out on money it received from Medicare to cover that person, a company like Humana could count on the revenue generated by its hospice business.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's elder son described India as an important market for The Trump Organization but said the global company will lose out on new deals because of self-imposed restrictions put in place by his father since he took office.
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Some campaign groups involved in the row have suggested EFSA was unduly influenced by studies backed by Monsanto, which analysts say could stand to lose out on up to $100 million of sales of its weed killer if it were banned in Europe.
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Di Maria, nicknamed "Fideo" (noodle), is desperate not to lose out on the East Rutherford showcase after missing the 2014 World Cup final through injury and having to come off after half an hour of last year's Copa America decider in Chile.
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"In terms of undivided time and attention and effort, middleborns do lose out on that to a certain extent, but the takeaway [of the research] was that it didn't seem to be having much negative effect on them," Salmon told Business Insider.
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Two weeks after taking a first Formula One pole position, only to lose out on victory for the second race running due to no fault of his own, the smiling Australian returns to the scene of his first grand prix victory in a feisty mood.
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The death toll is a measure of the severity of a disaster and the effectiveness of the response, but it also has direct financial implications for families who lost loved ones who can lose out on some federal assistance if those deaths are not counted.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's eldest son described India as an important market for The Trump Organization, but said the global company will lose out on new deals because of self-imposed restrictions put in place by his father since he took office.
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The club faces a serious roster crunch this offseason, as there are only 40 spots on the expanded roster and the club could lose out on intriguing minor leaguers to the Rule 5 draft, which prevents teams from holding players in the minor leagues indefinitely.
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We lose out on the richness humanity has to offer if we're always trying to categorize what it means to be a man, what it means to be a woman, or what it means to be straight, gay, bi, the myriad places on that spectrum.
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For those companies actively going deeper in healthcare, there's a potential to disrupt the usual flow of business for health systems who stand to lose out on key referrals if patients start at a retailer rather than a primary care doctor in their system.
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The Montgomery Advertiser reported Tuesday that Marshall Burns, who is listed on Tuskegee's website as a full professor, claimed his pay scale has been set for years at an associate professor rate, causing him to lose out on as much as $400,000 in missed wages.
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The announcement of the closure received mixed reactions from people on social media, as some called it "embarrassing" that the city would close down their most popular attraction and lose out on revenue, while others thanked the city for listening to the complaints of residents.
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Those costs have risen about 300 percent, according to one industry executive, as the structure changed to account for replays on streaming networks as well as TV. In addition, production companies can lose out on significant upside if the show becomes a big hit.
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Florida-based financial planner Brian Pirri says when you take money out of an account that&aposs meant to grow over time, you&aposre essentially taking yourself out of the market — which means you could lose out on substantial appreciation during a market upswing.2.
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On federal lands alone, without these rules American taxpayers stand to lose out on $800 million in tax and royalty payments over the next decade due to largely avoidable venting and flaring of natural gas, according to a report from the Western Values Project.
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The company's CEO, Robert Jensen, warned in October that families who lost loved ones could lose out on federal assistance because of the lack of clarity and apparent discrepancies in the death toll, as first reported by the Puerto Rican Center for Investigative Journalism and BuzzFeed News.
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The details: The administration's decision to change the H-2B system from first-come, first-served to a lottery forced many crab houses to lose out on their seasonal foreign workers, causing them to lose customers and profit as vendors turn to businesses with more reliable supply.
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Maduro's critics said the scheme was aimed at driving up the turnout by frightening hungry Venezuelans into thinking that if they do not vote, they could lose out on food rations and money transfers they depend on as hyperinflation and shortages have millions living hand-to-mouth.
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We lose out on anything near a seven-figure deal, effectively punished for not wanting to do what Cummins did, which was treat ourselves like the pitiful emblems of pain liberal whites see us as, or bloodthirsty barbarians Donald Trump has made us out to be.
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NEW DELHI, Feb 21 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's elder son described India as an important market for The Trump Organization but said the global company will lose out on new deals because of self-imposed restrictions put in place by his father since he took office.
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When people are forced to drop out of the workforce to take care of their children, our economy loses some of our best and brightest workers -- and those workers lose out on a paycheck and any wage increases or promotions that might have come down the line.
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America imports much more from China than China imports from the U.S. And while U.S. consumers and businesses would be hurt in a full-blown trade war, China stands to lose out on a big portion of the $462 billion in goods and services America imports from that nation.
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However, based upon sound estimates from the two most respected economic analyses of TPP -- the Petri-Plummer study from the Peterson Institute in Washington, DC, and the US International Trade Commission study -- the vast bulk of workers, businesses, and consumers in the US will lose out on this.
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That remark appeared aimed at lawmakers from the far-left France Insoumise (France Unbowed), who in July piled up pasta and a pot of tomato sauce on their bench in parliament to show how much students would lose out on with a 5 euro cut in housing subsidies.
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"I think there's a worry that just given some of the advertising gains from Twitter as well as just user growth, that there's a theme building that Snap's continuing to lose out on demographics engagement as well as share," GBH Insights chief strategy officer Dan Ives told CNBC.
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And while it's good that time-stressed Americans can get some health benefit from a sprint at the margins of a day, they lose out on the more time-consuming experience, and end up filling what could be a needed hiatus from stress with additional have-to-dos.
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Removes reference to Dow Chemical merger as inversion trade.) By Philip Scipio NEW YORK (IFR) - Boutique advisory firms will lose out on millions of dollars in fees if the U.S. Treasury Department's latest proposed rules on tax-avoiding corporate mergers causes more M&A deals to fall apart.
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In 28, he wrote about a guru in trouble: A jury in Iowa had found Charles J. Givens Jr., an author of many books with his face on the cover, guilty of making fraudulent misrepresentations that caused a young widow to lose out on a large life insurance payout.
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So what Ronan really exposes with this book is not just how NBC came to lose out on one of the big stories of our time, but he paints a picture of the ugly underbelly of one news organization that honestly could be any of the big news organizations.
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"Every month that the US does nothing, Huawei stands poised to become the cheapest, fastest, most ubiquitous global provider of 5G, while US and Western companies and workers lose out on market share and jobs," Senator Mark Warner (D-Virginia), a cosponsor of the bill, said in an announcement.
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With over 30 years of HR experience at notable companies like Lehman Brothers and Lloyds Bank Group, Drexler says these are the seven questions that always trip people up: On one hand, you don't want to give a weakness that will make you lose out on the job.
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According to docs ... the friends gave Desiigner permission to drive the whip, and then he crashed it in NJ. The car's valued at $220k, but the company's suing for more than $500k because they say they're going to lose out on future rental money -- as in $1,599 per day.
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Taking a page out of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's M&A playbook, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel is closely tracking where users are spending their time when not on Snapchat, and he's making sure his company doesn't lose out on consumer attention as it plows full speed towards the public markets.
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LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - Europe's leveraged loan and high-yield bond markets are set to lose out on a €3.175bn jumbo buyout financing for Stada after Bain and Cinven's takeover of the German drugmaker fell apart, robbing banks of a hefty underwriting fee and depriving investors of much needed new paper.
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But other changes in the House tax bill would reduce the resources available for financing affordable housing under this program by more than half, causing us to lose out on more than a million affordable homes that would have been built at a time when we cannot afford to lose them.
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Among its findings: female and minority architects and designers earn lower salaries than their white male peers and are less likely to hold positions of leadership; mothers in particular lose out on career and salary advancements; and firms have been slow to follow best practices regarding equity and worker well-being.
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For now, CCS, Supercharger and CHAdeMO plugs continue to be installed in Europe as well as the United States, while China is pressing ahead with GB/T, suggesting it is too early to call a winner in the plug wars - especially as no carmaker will want to lose out on the Chinese market.
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Before the Brexit vote, economists were near-unified in voicing fears that the UK will suffer outside the EU. The list of consequences is long: The UK's economy will lose out on a favorable trade union, businesses may relocate their European headquarters, and the whole episode could very well spark a recession for the country.
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The daughters accuse York Petty of "gross mismanagement" of Tom Petty Unlimited, according to the lawsuit The lawsuit says York Petty has caused the daughters to lose out on business opportunities through her "exploitation of master recordings" Tom Petty made with a range of companies, including MCA Records, Geffen Records, and Warner Music Group.
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If they don't have that chat, then they are going to lose out on an opportunity, but it is Paradise and there's a lot of people there, so I hope they take full advantage of Paradise and have the conversations they need with each other and have conversations they need with other people, too.
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An analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities found that 35 states plus the District of Columbia would lose out on federal health funding, but Cassidy insisted the actual number was only 10 states and Washington, DC. This could be a massive factor because several Medicaid expansion states are represented by Republican senators.
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" Warner, who co-founded wireless group Nextel prior to serving in the Senate, said in a separate statement that "every month that the U.S. does nothing, Huawei stands poised to become the cheapest, fastest, most ubiquitous global provider of 22020G, while U.S. and Western companies and workers lose out on market share and jobs.
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" Warner, who co-founded wireless group Nextel prior to serving in the Senate, said in a separate statement that "every month that the U.S. does nothing, Huawei stands poised to become the cheapest, fastest, most ubiquitous global provider of 220006G, while U.S. and Western companies and workers lose out on market share and jobs.
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Monday is arguably the worst day in a very, very long string of bad days for May, so let's rewind a bit to see how we got to the point that May could lose her job and the UK may lose out on the chance to decide just how its split with the European Union actually goes.
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But there's one objection to the idea that comes up any time the idea is floated, and it's a strange one because it doesn't make much sense: The worry that NHL teams would lose out on revenue from the prime seats that would need to be removed in order to make room for that extra ice.
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NC sports group warns NCAA could pull events over bathroom law: North Carolina stands to lose out on six years of major college athletic competitions if the state legislature stands firm on a law banning transgender people from accessing public restrooms of their choice, a state sports agency told members of the General Assembly on Monday.
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Original story: Andrew McCabe, the former No. 2 at the FBI who is fighting for his job in the wake of an internal investigation just hours ahead of his official retirement, potentially stands to lose out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement benefits if the Trump administration decides to fire him before the week is out.
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If the process were restarted, it could mean that both Amazon and Microsoft lose out on the $10 billion opportunity: Experts recently told Business Insider that a revised JEDI deal could mean that it's no longer winner-take-all, which means that every cloud provider who participates in the deal might walk away with a smaller slice of that larger pie.
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The Catch-22 of Applying for Private Scholarships "College students can lose out on financial aid if they supplement tuition with private donations," writes Justin Onwenu, a senior and student body president at Rice University Fewer Foreign Students Are Coming to U.S., Survey Shows Experts said concerns around President Trump's travel ban and safety were fueling the decline in enrollment.
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With the X-T30's reduced size, you lose out on the locking ISO and shutter speed dials that the X-T3 has (plus the lockable diopter) and have to live with only one SD slot, but on the whole Fujifilm has done a good job preserving the manual controls of its larger cameras, and plenty of the buttons can be customized to your desired function.
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As my colleague Michele Gilman has noted, the poor often bear the burden of both ends of the spectrum of privacy harms; they are subjected to greater suspicion and monitoring when they apply for government benefits and live in heavily policed neighborhoods, but they can also lose out on education and job opportunities when their online profiles and employment histories aren't visible (or curated) enough.
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"We are thrilled that the state of Michigan has committed to ensuring that all of the agencies it hires to find families for children in state custody comply with its non-discrimination requirements so that children do not lose out on families to care for them," said Leslie Cooper, deputy director of the ACLU LGBT & HIV Project, who represented the plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
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The EPA's watchdog warned that without a better collaboration system, EPA officials could lose out on effective tools for chemical testing "Without management controls that ensure consistent interoffice collaboration and assess [chemical safety] product needs, [the chemical safety office] is at risk of not effectively incorporating products in a way that could rapidly improve how the EPA assesses chemical risks to human health and the environment," the watchdog said.
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If anything, the institution of testing and suspensions should make it easier for you to proceed in the opposite way: to vote for post-2004 users, secure in the knowledge that those players have already been punished appropriately for their transgressions against the game (Manny did, after all, lose out on 150-plus games' worth of counting stats) while handing Bonds and Clemens the retribution they never received in their playing days.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE may lose out on his dream job leading the Senate health committee to a staunch supporter of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The overt message was that China will continue to gradually open up on its own terms, and the implicit message was that American firms may lose out on the benefits if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE pursues the trade war.
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But a "pro" had always been that it would be easier to find outfits and accouterments for our multiday Hindu wedding — we're culturally Hindu, if not the most religiously observant — in India than in the United States, where the selection along strips like Oak Tree Road (Edison and Iselin, N.J.) and Pioneer Boulevard (Artesia, Calif.) pales in comparison to that of shops in the motherland, where clothing rods sag with the weight of ornately beaded outfits, and proprietors pull ever more options from the back, loath to lose out on a potential sale.
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What we're reading: Thousands of foster kids may be getting psychiatric drugs without safeguards (Associated Press) Addiction doctors try to bring care to patients, rather than vice versa (STAT) Children lose out on liver transplants, study finds (NBC News) State by state: Hating on ObamaCare is coming back to haunt this GOP candidate for governor (HuffPost) Nevada's Jacky RosenJacklyn (Jacky) Sheryl RosenHillicon Valley: Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract | FTC weighs updating kids' internet privacy rules | Schumer calls for FaceApp probe | Report says states need more money to secure elections Senators introduce legislation to boost cyber defense training in high school Key endorsements: A who's who in early states MORE's new ad shows latest Democratic push for health care in 2018 (CBS News) Some CareFirst members poised to see first premium decreases in 20 years (Washington Business Journal) From The Hill's opinion page: I'm dying of ALS, here's why health care will decide my last vote View the discussion thread.
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