When asked about potentially losing out on lucrative sponsorships, Lochte grew more calm and admitted his actions could risk him losing out on money.
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Thereby losing out on protections that legal divorce courts provide.
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Not doing so is basically losing out on free money.
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They just feared losing out on the almighty dollar, he said.
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One such risk is losing out on a duty free licence.
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Will the Yankees risk losing out on him over a haircut?
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You make the pain of losing out on MagSafe a little easier.
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She was more disheartened after losing out on this second co-op.
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Imagine losing out on your dream job because of a biased algorithm.
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Republicans are losing out on potential challengers in safely GOP states, too.
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Drita says she's pissed and annoyed at losing out on the chance.
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Miller would surely take umbrage at losing out on titles to drugs cheats.
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Less obvious is that stockholders may indirectly be losing out on future growth.
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"He was losing out on some of his highest-earning years," Nunn said.
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Fear of losing out on contracts is a genuine spur to taking safety seriously.
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That's a more than 4.5% gain that investors are losing out on, Subramanian said.
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But you should understand what you're losing out on if you avoid the markets.
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Abreu needed to be in Chicago immediately or risk losing out on his contract.
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When you trade sleep or rest for work, you are losing out on health.
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The transaction could also ease the pain of losing out on Time Warner Cable.
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It risks losing out on top talent and deals to other bigger, stronger companies.
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Global Witness believes Uganda is losing out on millions of dollars of tax revenue.
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Women are outperforming men in school, but employers are losing out on their talents.
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Caring about behemoth corporations like Netflix and Disney losing out on my chump change?
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Instead, it ended up pricing below its target, losing out on millions of dollars.
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Failure to fill out a claim could result in losing out on your compensation.
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Sure, there's the cultural stigma and the (legitimate) fear of losing out on job opportunities.
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But after going on birth control and gaining weight, she started losing out on jobs.
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That's because you're losing out on potential earnings when you're not invested in the market.
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What we're thinking: Hey, everyone makes money here without losing out on any potential deals.
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They're losing out on an average $416 per year by not checking for better rates.
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Port Operations Facilities at Naval Station Rota in Spain are losing out on $21.6 million.
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In some instances, making more than that amount means losing out on programs like Medicaid.
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He recently said this approach is an opportunity the U.S. Treasury is losing out on.
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That's everybody losing because you're losing out on an important aspect of being alive on Earth, and you're losing out on what you could contribute to a group of people, whether it's a group of people that works together or lives together or whatever.
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Damon also made it clear he wasn't upset about losing out on the Best Actor award.
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In the past, the scene would have to be reshot, potentially losing out on ideal chemistry.
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It's a paradox in which espousing the principles of capitalism could mean losing out on profits.
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Alas, Hiddleston came home empty-handed after losing out on the Emmy to Courtney B. Vance.
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There, Daly narrowly missed nabbing a medal, losing out on the Bronze to his teammate Antoine.
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Del Potro, 22, is familiar with the feeling of losing out on trophies because of injuries.
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The Threshold Performance Sheet Set is way cheaper than most brands without losing out on comfort.
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Now, they are worried about losing out on a valuable source of sales: food stamp recipients.
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This is what keeps investors hanging on to terrible investments for years, losing out on potential gains.
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So, I've had a lot of experience applying to — and losing out on — roles at various companies.
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You're just losing out on the faster processor, nicer display, and those great stereo front-facing speakers.
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He took to Twitter to vent after losing out on the honor to Hamlin via coin toss.
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Losing out on committee assignments has left King without the influence within Congress that many donors desire.
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By delaying 5G deployment, the United States risks losing out on the benefits of that rapid growth.
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You're essentially losing out on the cool features you paid for in that TV and HDMI-connected device.
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If you don't, you're losing out on easy ways to get cash back, airline miles or other perks.
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Women aren't just losing out on wages, but have less freedom to save and invest for the future.
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Losing out on your perfect pair because you leaked the brand isn't something you just move on from.
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After losing out on the horse sculpture, Mr. Larro was tempted to look around for other overlooked treasures.
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"Losing out on the gold medal in 2004, that cost me over $2 million in future earnings," Nelson said.
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Users can opt for the Style instead, but will be losing out on some key functionality in the process.
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Get the watch you actually want without losing out on too much of what the Apple Watch can do.
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It can mean we lose access to the facilities we rely on, and will be losing out on funding.
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Other parents worry about future backlash, like bullying in school or losing out on future job and college prospects.
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One sales specialist from Louisiana said that they&aposd be losing out on $300 a month starting in February.
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We don't do that for our sport and we are losing out on column inches, and time and media.
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Amazon blamed Trump's "behind-the-scenes attacks" for losing out on a $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract to Microsoft.
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A spokeswoman for Bredesen, however, said the campaign isn't worried about losing out on national funding to other campaigns.
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Along the way, he alleges he's been losing out on money and opportunity as long as it isn't out.
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TiVo Bolt OTA | $249 (1TB, four tuners) | Amazon Shedding cable doesn't have to mean losing out on your beloved TiVo.
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But data suggested ignoring China and the U.S. could mean losing out on a large chunk of potential market share.
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Right now, purchasing one Apple phone or tablet typically means losing out on a key feature available only on another.
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Retailers need to have the inventory on shelves through Christmas Eve or risk losing out on this last minute rush.
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If you're a gig worker, or you don't have sick days, that means losing out on two weeks of pay.
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Fear of retaliation, of not being believed, of losing out on work and money are concerns shared by many survivors.
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Detroit is looking for ways to beef up its public transit in response to losing out on the Amazon bid.
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After nine years of losing out on the title of the world's best airline, Singapore Airlines is back on top.
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If those single homeowners share the extra streams with friends and relatives, Charter is losing out on potential customers, he said.
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Much like last year's Ram 1500 redesign, it offers more luxury and comfort options without losing out on payload or towing.
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In an era of tight budgets, tax devolution could see Welsh public services losing out on funding relative to those elsewhere.
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As if holiday shopping weren't tough enough, we can do without the added stress of losing out on the perfect gift.
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Losing out on trips shorter than three miles may not seem like much on the surface, but it certainly adds up.
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Despite losing out on the biggest prize, it won the awards for Best Cinematography, Best Foreign Language Film and Best Director.
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Many prospective borrowers accept the first mortgage offer they receive, losing out on opportunities to compare other offers and save money.
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Sony fears it would be losing out on a ton of money by letting in V-Bucks that were bought elsewhere.
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When Jackie calls Remy about losing out on the super PAC, he acts distant and doesn't mention the chat with Leann.
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That attempt ended in failure, with a hesitant Lomachenko losing out on a split decision in a fight mired by controversy.
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Do you imagine losing out on future opportunities if you don't eagerly accept the ones that are in front of you?
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So, now you're losing out on $1,600 and, more important, the fun and memories of a vacation with your young grandchildren.
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Then, she waited another hour, losing out on a shift at a seamster's workshop that she could ill afford to miss.
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But the trend toward hubs comes at the expense of smaller regional airports, which are losing out on traffic, Gittens noted.
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Business Insider spoke to several romance authors about losing out on thousands of dollars in monthly income when the platform closed.
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Afraid of losing out on right-wing votes, Netanyahu also courted a far-right party with extremist elements decried as racist.
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In Colorado, craft breweries are losing out on sales because they can't get approval to sell new beers in other states.
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Now, some Swiss say so many foreigners have arrived that locals are losing out on good employment and a quality of life.
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But so is losing out on prime talent, pouring money into rent and operational costs that dwarf the rest of the country's.
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You can buy the Control Center and ignore the service plan side, but you'll be losing out on its more advanced features.
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Wayne famously sold his stake in the company just 12 days after it was founded, effectively losing out on billions of dollars.
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If host countries benefit from immigrants, then the countries that send them must be losing out on manpower, skills and tax revenue.
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Lockheed will be hard-pressed to raise the issue publicly on the difference, as resisting could mean losing out on valuable contracts.
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With underwriting fees at around 150bp, banks are losing out on average an approximate €3.5m fee, as the financing has fallen away.
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As a result of losing out on new capital, Celmatix halted its genetic test, shut down its lab, and laid off employees.
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As for Antonio ... it appears he's still carrying on with the boomin' biz mentality -- despite losing out on millions of guaranteed dollars.
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If you have to charge a watch every night, then you're losing out on cool features like an alarm clock or sleep tracking.
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Likewise, 68 percent of supporters were concerned about women losing out on work opportunities, compared with 60 percent of women as a whole.
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It's that or rely on computers to tells us what we want — and that might mean losing out on a whole lot more.
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So I don't think most people are really losing out on too much, and the AI shortcomings aren't enough to tank our recommendation.
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Yet Streep, 67, made sure to find the silver lining in losing out on the role by making a deal with the director.
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You're losing out on some basic necessities like a telescoping steering wheel, center console storage box, and a display for the exterior temperature.
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But solely focusing on traditional recruitment channels means potentially losing out on talent with diverse perspectives that contribute to a stronger, healthier workforce.
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Delaying retirement savings by even just a few years could result in losing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars later in life.
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The momentum continued on Monday but many feared losing out on some opportunity to capitalise on the gains due to the trading disruption.
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Despite the headwinds investors are facing, J.P. Morgan's Erdoes thinks people risk losing out on strong long-term returns because they are underinvested.
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With Wonder Woman's success in the books and a sequel on the way, it's tough to imagine Gadot losing out on any other roles.
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We also recently broke the news that pi-top had laid off a number of staff after losing out on a large education contract.
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If you just dip in for one or two concerts, that's fine, but you'll be losing out on that sense of growth and development.
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But we can also be way too early, ahead of the market and losing out on alternative opportunities that might have been more valuable.
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Its business is nonetheless still tilted heavily toward refinancing, a simpler transaction where borrowers don't have to fear losing out on their dream home.
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Unfortunately for her, she dropped a curse words when the waitress brought her a garbage-covered salad, thus losing out on the $100 prize.
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Dealers who sign up to the platform are given analytics about where they are losing out on deals in order to improve their sales.
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You, Taurus, are eager to break free from you usual routine; however, this may end up with you losing out on much-needed rest.
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After losing out on several homes to other bidders, we bought our three-bedroom, one-bathroom home in Arden Hills, a suburb of Minneapolis.
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German industrial group Thyssenkrupp aims to restructure its naval business after losing out on a $40 billion Australian defence contract to French rival DCNS.
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If the internet speed is slow, it could take longer to complete a project, which means potentially losing out on future work from clients.
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Despite initially losing out on the clue, Needle still ended up winning the game and rounding up her total two-day winnings to $53,602.
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No parts materialized, and after losing out on the role of Penny in 1999's Inspector Gadget to Michelle Trachtenberg, she called it quits.
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But don't worry, you're not losing out on a part of your burger: It will be served on the side as a bite-sized treat.
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The intense level of effort that goes into effectively shopping at Etsy is what makes losing out on a perfect purchase so tough to swallow.
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Viral Hog is losing out on subscribers and giving away control, but this allows the video to grow on the internet in an organic way.
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The law has raised concern that companies will need to choose between compromising security to protect business and losing out on the enormous Chinese market.
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Nonetheless, Fiorentina finished sixth in the league, essentially losing out on Champions League qualification because of their deduction but still qualifying for UEFA Cup football.
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Without bolder public policies in place, the United States risks losing out on the energy revolution -- one of the most consequential transformations of this century.
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On the other end of the spectrum, losing out on the potential $10 billion contract is not a "big deal for Amazon," the host said.
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We're told Lil Pump was getting $70,000 per show on his upcoming tour ... and with 15 concerts off the table, he's losing out on $1,050,000!
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Box office sensation Get Out didn't go home empty-handed despite losing out on Best Picture — its director/writer Jordan Peele won Best Original Screenplay.
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If he was upset for losing out on more money, his daughter, Madison, was there to ease everyone's mind through the sheer force of cuteness.
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Investors fear that as store closures pile up, the real estate owners won't be able to fill spaces quickly enough, losing out on rent income.
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So if you're already a Battlefield V player, you can still play battle royale without feeling like you're losing out on new gear and weapon specializations.
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But a majority of adults who use e-cigarettes use cigarettes as well, which means that tobacco companies are losing out on the nicotine delivery market.
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The lack of a tipping option in the Uber app has long been a pain point for drivers, who feel they're losing out on additional earnings.
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The law has further fueled concern that companies increasingly need to choose between compromising security to protect business or risk losing out on potentially lucrative markets.
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Amazon customers who've run afoul of the e-commerce giant have faced similarly devastating consequences — losing out on pre-paid memberships and media they supposedly owned.
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"If companies are not currently looking to the UK for their products, then we will be losing out on a generation of strategic deals," Ridyard said.
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Lawmakers representing rural areas have argued that many of their constituents are losing out on economic and educational resources due to a lack of broadband access.
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Amazon says President Donald Trump launched "behind-the-scenes attacks" against the company, which led to it losing out on a major contract for cloud services.
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Why would environmental science experts join the panel if they knew it would potentially mean losing out on funding three years after they quit the panel?
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The longer the strike grinds on, the more pain it will cause protesters losing out on pay, and unions that help make up for their members' losses.
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Advertisements used to power websites, but as ad-blocking extensions like AdBlock continue to gain popularity, content creators are losing out on that once-reliable revenue stream.
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On top of that, you're putting a dent in the money available to you later in life and losing out on compound growth you would have earned.
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After all, Bill Cosby isn't the only person who appeared on The Cosby Show, and is therefore not the only person losing out on possible residual checks.
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On the other end of the spectrum, losing out on the potential $10 billion contract is not a "big deal for Amazon," the "Mad Money" host said.
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In the days after the U.K. voted to leave the EU, one of the biggest concerns was London losing out on its status of Europe's banking hub.
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This problem impacts startups and their employees in a variety of ways, beyond the obvious blow to morale if employees end up losing out on their compensation.
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Cavill still had a tough go-around with narrowly losing out on high-profile roles early in his career, prior to Superman making him a household name.
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A big part of that is losing out on revenue from licensing to Netflix, which accounted for hundreds of millions and sometimes billions of dollars in deals.
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Sylvester Stallone is opening up about his long-harbored hurt at reportedly losing out on owning a stake of his own creation: the multi-million dollar franchise Rocky.
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Coffee goes stale pretty quickly, so buying pre-ground beans may seem like the better option, but it really means you're losing out on both flavor and freshness.
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In fact, I feel being in one place for only a few days allowed me to maximize my experience without losing out on the "real" life I loved.
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One small hope is that it feels like there's a lot of grassroots movements to continue the shows in cities where bands are losing out on huge festivals.
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New Yorkers who depend on the subways are missing court hearings, arriving late for medical appointments, losing out on jobs or being robbed of time with their children.
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After losing out on Buffalo, Trump lashed out at his owner friends — particularly New England's Robert Kraft — for not doing more to grease his entry into the league.
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While women have surged in congressional primaries, several women are having trouble finding footing in governor's races, losing out on political and financial support to their male rivals.
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Now that the men have to cover much greater distances, the women end up staying at home base, thus losing out on the invaluable resource that is milk.
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Elle has always publicly praised Dakota, although she did boycott watching her sister's guest spot on Friends after previously losing out on the role of one of Phoebe's triplets.
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First, the storyline of an early founder selling shares due to financial liquidity and thus losing out on a fortune is an all too common occurrence in Silicon Valley.
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Mashable reports that after losing out on the role of Furiosa, Gadot said that she was ready to move back to Israel and give up on show business altogether.
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Huawei has reluctantly backed off the U.S. market after losing out on previously arranged carrier deals, while this week the government banned U.S. companies from selling components to ZTE.
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"As business leaders, we must continue to embrace the issues resonating most with these two generations, or risk losing out on talent in an increasingly competitive market," she added.
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Buffett acknowledged that his world view on the subject means he risks losing out on getting a piece of successful companies when they're young, like early Amazon or Uber.
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"With every passing year our state is losing out on the opportunity to reinvest the benefits of these resources to stimulate out economy and move Pennsylvania forward," Wolf said.
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The company fumbled in establishing a meaningful presence in China, so losing out on India means that the retailer would not sell to roughly 37% of the world's population.
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Indeed, Aldeman estimates that West Virginia teachers are currently losing out on compensation equivalent to more than 20 percent percent of their salaries just to pay down pension debt.
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Not only will Oxford lose this money, potentially, but it will also risk losing out on pan-European collaboration on research, an invaluable asset when forming ambitious research projects.
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Think about it: Why would environmental science experts join the panel if they knew it would potentially mean losing out on funding three years after they quit the panel?
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This sort of involuntary churn means developers were losing out on revenue not because the customer had wanted to end their subscription, but because of a simple billing issue.
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"We can have a fast charge without losing out on energy density because we're using an inexpensive, pure-silicon approach," says Ben Park, Enevate's founder and chief technology officer.
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But getting into the business of taking sports bets also meant losing out on the potential ad revenue that could come from gaming companies trying to reach sports fans.
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"We're disappointed after losing out on the title again," Kane said, but he added that the club was on the rise, citing Hotspur's finishes from the last two seasons.
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There's little doubt that, for those reasons, people are losing out on sleep: Experts recommend at least seven hours per night for adults aged 18 to 60 years old.
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Losing out on that growth potential "may leave the U.S. economy worse off than it otherwise would have been," according to Doug Lippoldt, a trade economist at HSBC Global Research.
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Losing out on a close split decision against Tibau to end an unbeaten run of five bouts, Parke lost a significant amount of momentum at the hands of the Brazilian.
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Elle has also always publicly praised Dakota, even if she boycotted watching her sister's guest spot on Friends after previously losing out on the role of one of Phoebe's triplets.
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Think about it: Why would environmental science experts join the panel if they knew it would potentially mean losing out on funding for three years after they quit the panel?
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"Even though qualified women are coming out of the education system, many industries are failing to hire, retain and promote them, losing out on a wealth of capacity," it said.
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The league's suspension is a clear warning to other players to stay professional and not be hateful or else they'll risk losing out on vital time playing with their teams.
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Yet many 401(k) users could be losing out on hundreds each year, and thousands of dollars or more over time by not taking full advantage of an employer match.
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Despite public support from key stakeholders, the companies now risk losing out on synergies worth 5 billion euros a year, while the French state has sabotaged its pro-business credibility.
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"There's about a billion dollars of commerce that crosses the border every single day, so every day it's closed we're losing out on hundreds of millions of dollars," he added.
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Amazon Web Services booked $9 billion in revenue in the past quarter alone; losing out on the deal is certainly meaningful but hardly a make-or-break for the business.
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Employees were understandably upset, and Honeywell's top management showed their sympathy by losing out on more than half of their overall compensation for the year — they didn't take their bonuses.
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Raymond James analyst Muhammed Ghulam said no party was benefiting from burning the excess natural gas and that the state was losing out on taxes while also causing environmental concerns.
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Primp & Polish and Tenoverten pointed out that they have paid sick leave, so that their staff don't have to worry about losing out on wages if they don't come in.
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Elle has also always publicly praised Dakota, even if she boycotted watching her sister's guest spot on Friends after previously losing out on the role of one of Phoebe's triplets.
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Tate Out to Prove a Point After losing out on a third bout with Ronda Rousey to Holly Holm at UFC 193, Meisha Tate was so dejected that she considered retirement.
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For many American workers, vacation time is paid time off, so if you don't use it, you may be losing out on more than just a day away from the office.
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While disgruntled Arsenal fans have become accustomed to ranting about the club's 'fourth-place trophy' in recent years, the team are now in considerable danger of losing out on even that.
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I think a lot of people will use it, enjoy it, and feel like they're losing out on nothing relative to iPhone X users with their vastly more sophisticated FaceID technology.
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The stock is down 33 percent in the past year, losing out on gains enjoyed by peers courtesy of a rise in energy prices including Brent crude oil and spot LNG .
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Negotiators underestimated the determination of the union to keep their benefits, and did not expect workers to trigger the legal provision and wind up losing out on their bonus, they said.
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The newspaper cited calculations by DZ Bank as showing Germans losing out on 343 billion euros in interest on their savings in current accounts, securities and insurance between 2010 and 2016.
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Canadian coach Kingsley Jones said losing out on playing against Namibia was a blow for his team as it was their best chance to win a match at the World Cup.
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Most non-union contractors are not set up to work with such anti-productive job restrictions, so they end up losing out on the work, if they even bid at all.
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"He's the most important artist of his generation," said the media mogul David Geffen, who owns six Grotjahn paintings and recalled recently losing out on one that sold for $22 million.
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With many wars today lasting longer than the duration of a childhood, this can mean a country losing out on an entire generation of education and skills amongst its young people.
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That makes the Castro version of zoning reform not just a carrot (though it is that) but also a stick, as jurisdictions would risk losing out on transportation money unless they change.
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That translates to retailers losing out on 10 percent of sales during the holiday season, a trend that has not improved over the last couple years, and is expected to get worse.
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Unions have long been concerned about companies like Uber treating workers as contractors rather than staff, which can mean them losing out on rights like minimum wage and holiday and sick pay.
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A central issue, Schaffer argues in his report, is that tech companies don't want more demanding standards, because that would mean losing out on lucrative contracts with local, state, and federal governments.
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In the meantime, we're told Durk is trying to book earlier shows at daytime festivals -- but those are harder to come by ... and he's still losing out on the after-party money.
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A stronger dollar generally weighs on the price of dollar-denominated gold, which has been losing out on safe-haven flows to the greenback during the months-long U.S.-China trade conflict.
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Undercounting of the sort that would result from the Trump administration's plans would lead to states and communities losing out on deserved and urgently needed funds to serve their most vulnerable populations.
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With everything visible at a single glance, you get a broader overview of what you are working on, without losing out on the details or being forced into a break in concentration.
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Turn and face the strange Venture firms are facing a more immediate business risk: the very real possibility that without women investors on staff, they will losing out on promising investment opportunities.
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" She added: "Whether it's losing out on your grandmother's recipes or your culture or artisan techniques, I suppose when you get older, you think back: 'What am I doing to preserve that?
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"My biggest mistake was holding on to them too long, because I was losing out on interest," Truex says, referring to the money he could have made if he had invested his earnings.
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One of Audrey Hepburn's sons claims the other is interfering in the display of her memorabilia and as a result, her children's charity is losing out on money, according to new legal documents.
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The result is that Google, whose users were already somewhat notorious for not spending money on apps, is losing out on huge amounts of revenue by not having its Play Store in China.
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That may seem like money you won't miss, but you're losing out on years of growth, said Douglas Boneparth, a certified financial planner and president of Bone Fide Wealth in New York City.
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Considering Super Bowl stadiums have hit 100,000-plus attendees in recent years ... that's a potential $409,000 Chick-fil-A is losing out on if everyone bought just one of their basic sandwiches. Lordy.
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If you stay on the surface with your relationships to keep the peace and choose not to have these tough conversations with people, what are you losing out on in the long run?
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Not only did people refrain from ordering the McWrap, but experts say the wait time contributed to McDonald's actually losing out on existing customers, who likely weren't there for the wrap at all.
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In March, researchers at the University of South Florida and Pennsylvania State University reported that losing out on as little as 16 minutes a night could have serious negative impacts on job performance.
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Tens of thousands of wildfire victims have until Monday to file claims related to two dozen wildfires caused by PG&E's equipment, or risk losing out on any potential compensation from the utility.
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On top of the taxes and early withdrawal penalty, taking money out of your 401(k) that you aren't replacing also means losing out on all of its potential growth in the market.
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It sounds like the security system the couple has set up inside saved them from losing out on more stuff ... 'cause we're told an alarm was triggered during the crime and alerted authorities.
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I couldn't teach that white director that his concept of how black people respond to slurs ran counter to the truth of my life experience for fear of losing out on a job.
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But this week, after losing out on what Anki spokesperson Peter Nguyen called a "significant financial deal at a late stage," the company is laying off its entire workforce, Nguyen said in a statement.
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All zones will have level scaling that has a minimum and maximum range so that you can continue storylines in those zones without losing out on experience because you're too high of a level.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The man behind the failed Woodstock 50 anniversary festival said on Friday he was "pretty bummed" at losing out on a chance to encourage people to take action on global warming.
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According to a 2018 report by Peter Tatchell Foundation—a UK-based non-profit that focuses on human rights—countries that criminalize homosexuality are losing out on economic advantages enjoyed by countries that don't.
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Still, passage of the tax plan would be a sign of progress during a year in which Trump struggled to push his agenda through Congress, losing out on health-care reform after multiple attempts.
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The state of South Dakota argued that it is losing out on significant sales tax revenue, and that the old law provides online retailers an advantage over brick-and-mortar stores inside state lines.
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Instead, some Wall Street salespeople and their firms are worried about losing out on the billions of dollars in excess profits they have been making by recommending investment products that serve their own interests.
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"After losing out on the legal front, Nawaz Sharif cannot afford to also compromise on the integrity of his party," said Rana Jawad, the news director of Pakistan's most popular news channel, Geo News.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office in December vowing to fight poverty and inequality, has urged pharmaceutical companies to lower their prices or risk losing out on government business to competitors.
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Plus, with dozens of new Windows laptops that are premium and still cost under $1,000, Apple is losing out on potential customers who want to save money but still want a high-end product.
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In addition to losing out on special access to the Japanese market, the US is also suffering a blow to its long-held status as the most influential trade rule-maker in the world.
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And though Trump did not single out South Africa specifically for criticism, he did warn more broadly that deals would need to be rethought because the United States is always losing out on trade agreements.
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"You wouldn't think that a new lipstick being unavailable would alert us to danger, but your old brain is very sensitive to fear of loss and fear of losing out on an opportunity," she says.
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When the Coyotes tried to tank for Connor McDavid two years ago, they waited too long during the 20173-15 season to commit to it and wound up losing out on McDavid and Jack Eichel.
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"If you stay on the surface with your relationships to keep the peace and choose not to have these tough conversations with people, what are you losing out on in the long run?" she said.
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On the post-earnings conference call, Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Steven Temares said that while the company is sustaining "very healthy growth" in digital, it is losing out on foot traffic and on-location customers.
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It was easy to forgive the fictional Zuckerberg for being flawed when there were no consequences to his actions beyond a few Harvard kids losing out on money they'd make later in their careers anyway.
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Keeping Weed Illegal Costs Government $28 Billion Per YearKeeping marijuana illegal means the federal government and states are losing out on $28 billion in annual tax revenue, according to a report by the Tax Foundation.
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Young people offer a good barometer for what is popular, but more importantly for Facebook, losing out on the next generation of internet users in the U.S. is troubling for the company's long-term dominance.
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In late entrant Michael Bloomberg, the Democratic field finally has something it hadn't had before: A candidate who isn't on stage, but can spend enough money to get the exposure he's losing out on anyway.
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That's in part because the 19-year-old company risks losing out on valuable launch contracts, faced with stiff competition from incumbent powerhouse United Launch Alliance, the rapidly advancing SpaceX and military manufacturer Northrop Grumman.
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Along with this, if you see your team losing out on a better opportunity because they're stuck in their ways, this could be your chance to prove breaking the rules a bit is beneficial for everyone.
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In the week after losing out on his Olympic bid, Awesome filmed the first episode of his new cooking show, called "Cooking Con Cam: Cheap Date Series" for a new YouTube channel he's starting with friends.
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Why it matters: As a minority in the tech industry, women often shy away from speaking up for fear of losing out on opportunities to get a job, raise funding, or thrive in the Silicon Valley.
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Over at our sister site Re/Code, Kara Swisher reported earlier this week that Yahoo's financials are in "free fall," and that it's in danger of losing out on major payments from its Japanese partner Softbank.
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People are building tools to bring iOS-only feature sets to Android and that fact alone should suggest Google take a more serious look at its own hardware and the opportunity that it's losing out on.
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After losing out on two years at the peak of his fighting ability, Nurmagomedov will be on a collision course to show people he can fulfill his potential at the forefront of the UFC's lightweight division.
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You'll have to offer up a valid credit or debit card, and if you decide to cancel, make sure you do it before the seven days are up, or risk losing out on a full $55.
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Samsung has been working to restore investor trust as well as its reputation since the Note 7's withdrawal in October within two months of being on the market, losing out on $5.4 billion in profit.
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The U.S. will be losing out on more jobs, more customers for Made-in-America goods and a stronger economy unless the U.S. House of Representatives takes up the updated trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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Federal workers are losing out on paychecks, airports are experiencing the effects of TSA agents working without pay, national parks are getting trashed, and the country is somehow even more politically polarized than it was before.
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The company would have to decide if the trade-off is worth it — true privacy for its users versus losing out on access to user data, which would effectively kill its ongoing cooperation with police departments.
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This critical last stretch before Iowa hinges on convincing the nearly two-thirds of voters who are undecided to support you; no matter what, losing out on critical face time with these people is a blow.
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Ms. Enders and other analysts believe that the deal will ultimately be approved, but it is also clear that Sky is an asset the Murdochs do not want to risk losing out on a second time.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - American speed skater Shani Davis will not march at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics opening ceremony after losing out on a coin toss to carry his country's flag, a U.S. spokesman said on Friday.
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"I was just trying to do my job and I brushed it off," said the reporter, who did not want to be identified for this story because she's fearful of losing out on interviews with other celebrities.
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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 worker at a local restaurant in Brooklyn, who requested anonymity to prevent retaliation, told the Goods he's worried about their safety and that of their coworkers — and about the possibility of losing out on wages altogether.
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Mr. Trump has said the levies will affect at least $43 billion in imported goods and will most likely focus on cutting-edge tech products of the kind that United States fears losing out on to China.
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Brandicourt's teams, however, failed to land two strategic acquisitions, losing out on buying California-based cancer specialist Medivation to Pfizer in 2016 and failing to acquire Swiss biotech company Actelion, which was bought by Johnson & Johnson in 2017.
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Losing out on sales of that gear could be especially problematic for Nike, as the Houston Rockets had been one of the most popular NBA teams in China thanks to Chinese player Yao Ming's eight-year career there.
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It is up to the United Nations to ultimately decide who can come, and those who impose new conditions risk losing out on the chance to have a seat at the table to discuss the future of Syria.
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The Vermont senator followed up in a letter to Carney last week after media reports detailed how some Amazon workers were dismayed at losing out on stock options and incentive pay as a result of the wage hike.
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MARKET RISK Despite banks losing out on the 2%-3%underwriting fees, sponsors are having to pay out that same amount to the funds they are pre-placing the paper with, in the form of an arrangement fee.
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But Davinder Singh, 41, the Georgia pecan farmer, said the border wall was not worth the price he had already paid — losing out on the chance to finally buy his own orchard instead of working other people's land.
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Instead, a new report shows the average American is using their HSA in almost the same way they would a flexible spending account, and as a result they're losing out on potential long-term tax and savings benefits.
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Secret sales are much more fun to shop: No email blast alerting everyone and their mother to start shopping, no losing out on the item you wanted most because someone else beat you to it, and absolutely no lines.
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Their friendship is so tight that Styles even has a tattoo reading "Late Late" below the center of his bicep — one that he got live after losing out on a game of "Tattoo Roulette" on The Late Late Show.
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Many of the situations that Wojcicki indirectly refers to in the blog post are from top creators, like Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson, who has spoken about losing out on ad revenue because a brief clip of copyrighted music was played.
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As a result of the initial inaccurate death toll following Hurricane Maria, thousands of Puerto Ricans have no official document confirming that their loved ones died because of the hurricane and are thus losing out on some federal assistance.
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The details of the deliberations were revealed in hacked Democratic National Committee emails that were posted by Wikileaks, including some salty language from DNC staffers miffed at losing out on what they expected to be a high-yield event.
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Chicago officials are suing the Department of Justice over rules they argue would force the city to give federal immigration officials sweeping access to people being detained in local jails or face losing out on millions in grant funding.
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In one sequence, as Rick talks about losing out on the role which ultimately went to Steve McQueen in The Great Escape, his rueful reminiscences are intercut with scenes from the film with DiCaprio digitally inserted in McQueen's place.
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Rights groups argue that defaulting towards women as primary carers impedes their careers, with many losing out on promotions as a result of taking time out from the workplace or cutting back their hours to balance work and childcare.
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But as Canada becomes the first country in the Group of Seven leading industrial nations to fully legalize marijuana, those countries where the crop has traditionally been grown risk losing out on new legal markets worth billions of dollars.
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Brandicourt's teams, however, failed to land two strategic acquisitions, losing out on buying California-based cancer specialist Medivation to Pfizer in 2016, and failing to snatch up Swiss biotech company Actelion, which was bought by Johnson & Johnson in 2017.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain must prioritize the needs of the travel and tourism sector as part of its Brexit negotiations or risk losing out on predicted growth in the sector that could create new jobs, an industry association said on Thursday.
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Buying a laptop with a 7th Gen Intel chip means losing out on some performance gains, and getting a second-gen Butterfly keyboard could mean running into some of the issues people have been complaining about, such as unresponsive keys.
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The bigger question for norovirus is then not what caused it but how to stop it—and the best way to do that is to let sick employees have the chance to stay home, without losing out on their paycheck.
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Because the biggest news outlets are run by conglomerates with interests in sectors like mining, construction and shipping, even those media bosses privately opposed to the government dance to Mr Erdogan's tune to avoid losing out on lucrative state contracts.
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They were admired by Europeans for their rigorous efficiency in doing everything, and the criticism of Americans was that they were so concerned with making money and with efficiency that they were losing out on the finer things in life.
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Line: Panthers by 10.5 It's kind of remarkable that the Panthers, who were undefeated going into Week 16, now face the possibility of losing out on home-field advantage throughout the playoffs if they lose to the slumping but scrappy Buccaneers.
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That's a double financial drain, with the victim losing out on money spent for groceries to make that packed lunch (an average $6.30, according to Visa data), and then incurring extra costs to buy a replacement takeout meal (an average $11.14).
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One reason Insys was losing out on potential sales, according to the Boston indictment, was that C&R Pharmacy was having trouble getting enough Subsys from distributors to keep it in stock — because of measures designed to combat the opioid crisis.
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By puncturing the xiao long bao's thin, delicate skin and letting all that glorious broth just dribble out onto the plate (or even worse, in those bamboo steamers), anyone eating them is losing out on the best part of the experience.
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According to research by the Center for Western Priorities, BLM could be losing out on up to $730 million per year for federal taxpayers and Western states, which receive half of all royalties collected from federal leases within state borders.
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That delay prompted Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to write to Trump's national security adviser H.R. McMaster to press him to expedite the policy shift to avoid losing out on sales to certain countries, an industry source and two U.S officials said.
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There was nothing like the same level of sympathy in Scottish football when Rangers went into administration at around the same time as Portsmouth's second financial crisis, also losing out on 10 points and all hope of the 23/12 title with them.
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Most short email responses aren't carefully written as it is, so we aren't exactly losing out on poetry, says Naomi Baron, a professor of linguistics emerita at American University and author of Words Onscreen: The Fate of Reading in a Digital World.
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The CEO pointed to what he sees as among the negative effects for both the U.S. and Russia as a result of hostile relations,asserting that U.S. businesses were losing out on around $100 billion of opportunities in Russia as a consequence.
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One former employee at the company noted to The Hill that while Uber is still in a dominant position, the company was wary of potentially losing out on engineering talent who might not want to associate with former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.
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A fraction of a percent didn't seem like a big deal until we saw Personal Capital graph in its fee analyzer, which shows just how many years of retirement we could be losing out on if we continued the way we did.
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The concern about poorer communities losing out on 5G is compounded by the fact that people in those urban communities, primarily minorities, "rely more heavily on their phone for internet access," than wealthier people, according to studies, including one by Pew Research Center.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian comedian Rebel Wilson won A$4.6 million ($3.7 million) in damages on Wednesday after a global magazine publisher was found to have defamed her in a string of articles which led to her losing out on Hollywood movie roles.
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The logic of loss aversion would imply that those who are paying more in tax — largely people in high-tax jurisdictions losing out on some deductions they previously enjoyed — might have stronger (negative) opinions about the legislation than the many who benefit.
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A German taxpayers' union said in November that Germany could be losing out on 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) annually because online retailers from China, or other non-EU states, fail to pay value added taxes of 19 percent, knowingly or not.
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Today, black millennials are lucky Disney didn't panic, and instead decided to stick with a patently black sound despite losing out on Brown—we could have gotten a sugary sweet Madonna song or something at the end of the film had they lost their nerve.
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At the Key Food around the corner from my Bushwick apartment, you can get 15 of them for $1, so it's always felt like someone must be losing out on what, on the surface, is just a good deal in a heavily Puerto Rican neighborhood.
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Now that average Chinese have much more disposable income, major international corporations are willing to hand over proprietary technology, stoically endure violent xenophobic outbursts and take on members of the Chinese Communist Party as senior managers rather than risk losing out on the business prospects.
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The idea goes like this: If America's relationship with these partners were to fray because a President Trump alienates nearly every country on Earth, they might decide that remaining in the coalition is not worth losing out on potentially lucrative economic opportunities in Iran.
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Bernard Chang, 41, and his fiancée, Anisa Heravian, 32, both emergency room doctors, are starry-eyed about the neighborhood, and about the apartment they bought for $1.328 million and are now renovating after losing out on three or four others in a competitive market.
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GM has enough cash and inventory to wait out the strike for months, however it's losing out on time to make up for lost production – specifically on pickups and SUVs – each hour the strike continues, a headwind for the automaker's third- and fourth-quarter earnings.
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While Amazon has done this before with films like Birdman and Interstellar, the Star Wars and Marvel films are big sellers, and the company doesn't appear to be worried about losing out on some sales to other vendors by making it an exclusive offering for Prime members.
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And since cities don't seem to have any idea how to actually drive down rent for the poor, it's fair to wonder if they might be better off without that Amazon money entirely—even if it means losing out on jobs and development in the interim.
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DADAAB, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Somali schoolgirls risk losing out on education and becoming child brides if they are forced to leave the world's largest refugee camp in Kenya and move to their war-torn country where there are not enough schools, Malala Yousafzai said on Tuesday.
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On one fateful Saturday night video store trip, as my siblings and I were fighting about what to rent and my brother was having a tantrum at my dad in another aisle (most likely from losing out on his choice of Cujo), I seized my opportunity.
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This is a very good reminder that, particularly when it comes to complicated tech products, it's often a good idea to wait to see if a crowdfunding project actually ships instead of giving the campaign money up front, even if it means losing out on a discount.
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The slower speed of the securities information processor feeds have also generated criticism that that stock exchanges have neglected to upgrade them, forcing investors and money managers to purchase access to the proprietary feeds or risk losing out on trades and wealth opportunities for their customers.
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The rule has been hotly debated for the better part of 2628 years, largely due to the fact that it will result in retirement savers paying higher fees, having fewer options for their retirement savings, or losing out on access to a managed retirement account altogether.
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The case was brought by "contemporaneous traders" who sold their shares as Pershing Square was accumulating a 9.7 percent stake in Allergan to support Valeant's attempt to acquire the company, losing out on the premium price when the offer was announced and Allergan's stock shot up.
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DUBAI, March 18 (Reuters) - Gulf banks are losing out on a critical quarter for earnings with the coronavirus outbreak, as deals and lending activity come to a near standstill ahead of a lull that starts with the fasting month of Ramadan in April and extends into summer.
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In the past few years, the anti-affirmative action cause has been joined by Asian-Americans who argue that they are being held to a higher standard, losing out on coveted slots at places like Harvard as African-Americans, Latinos and other groups get a boost.
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Post-Brexit, Irish passport holders in Northern Ireland, faced with a UK government that automatically registers them as British, will likely have no way of retaining rights they are entitled to under EU law, potentially losing out on things like cross-border healthcare and reduced education costs.
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And I don't blame public officials, either, for their efforts to attract businesses with enticements, since they otherwise would risk losing out on new jobs, the transfer of old ones elsewhere and the bad publicity that could come with abandoning efforts to entice or retain companies.
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MUSIC-WOODSTOCK-EXHIBIT Woodstock producer 'pretty bummed' at missed bid to recreate 1969 activism NEW YORK (Reuters) - The man behind the failed Woodstock 50 anniversary festival said on Friday he was "pretty bummed" at losing out on a chance to encourage people to take action on global warming.
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" She concludes that "Honestly, we think Snapchat is losing out on a number of potential revenue opportunities out there, if we're any example, simply because they don't understand the value of data to brands and the businesses who are advising them on how they allocate their media spends.
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"If anything like what was being alleged at first was occurring, I have full faith the production staff would step in to stop it," said Haibon, who previously appeared on seasons 2 and 3 of Paradise after losing out on love on Kaitlyn Bristowe's season of The Bachelorette.
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"The biggest consequence of withdrawing money from your retirement plan is that you are losing out on that money compounding for years and years and years and you are going to have to put away even more money in the future to make up for that loss," Goldberg said.
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At least seven countries plan to ban the sale of cars with internal combustion engines sometime in the next few decades, and the specter of losing out on markets like the UK, France, and most of all China (the world's biggest car buyer) has pushed the auto industry to mobilize.
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"The problem we're solving is that it's difficult for companies to provide their end users with sufficient site performance, meaning that companies are losing out on potential revenue as well as consumers having to suffer through buffering videos and wasting their time waiting for slow sites to load," says Ottosson.
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Patrick explained his position that Ally owed the creators what they had made regardless of its own inability to make back what it had loaned Defy Media, and reiterated that small channels were losing out on their essential livelihoods because of the involved parties' failure to deliver the ad earnings.
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"When one state legalizes it, it completely undermines the prohibition of its neighbors, at which point, even if the neighbors would have preferred prohibition for everybody, if it's flowing across state lines, they're both losing out on prohibition and not getting the money they would have otherwise gotten," Caulkins said.
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Who is on the outside looking in: Traditional network gear makers Cisco and Juniper Networks aren't part of this and risk losing out on some serious business down the road unless they get a lot cheaper and more open, as this opens the door for AT&T to make its own networking gear.
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SEE IT: MODEL SAVES HERSELF FROM ABUSIVE BOYFRIEND BY SHARING SELFIE OF BADLY BEATEN FACE Stewart, who has an 11-month old grandchild, ended up losing out on the title of Miss Maxim Australia in what was reportedly a close race, but retained the fan-bestowed title of "world's hottest" granny nonetheless.
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I think we are approaching that moment with the internet: When there is a social collision between the bullycides, online mobs and doxxing, as in Gamergate, and a company like Twitter losing out on a major sale because of toxic comments, we might be on the precipice of finally saying enough is enough.
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It's just one of a host of life-altering measures taken to preserve public health, and it has ripple effects: rising child care costs for parents, suppliers losing out on cafeteria food orders, babysitters and nannies in flux, and loneliness and tech glitches for kids in online classes, to name a few.
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The Hyde Amendment already prevents any federal dollars from going toward abortions, but the gag rule would have a significant impact on groups like Planned Parenthood, which would have to choose between ending abortion services or losing out on funding that helps cover low-income patients' birth control, wellness exams, cancer screenings, and STD testing.
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"If you have poor or no credit, you might be required to pay a down payment before getting your phone," WalletHub analyst Jill Gonzalez tells CNBC Make It. While a good credit score won't technically lower your phone bill, a poor one could raise it if you're losing out on the most favorable deals.
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In another case, the Justice Department is trying to get the full 2nd Circuit to review an emoluments case filed by a government watchdog group and a collection of hotel and restaurant owners who said they were losing out on business because customers were flocking to Trump's Washington hotel to curry favor with the president.
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Taylor Swift losing out on the rights to her old tunes is a learning lesson for up-and-coming artists, so say two people who know that game all too well ... Ricky Bell and Sheila E. The musicians were asked about Taylor's feud with Scooter Braun Saturday at LAX, and they each had interesting insights on the biz.
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The EEOC claimed in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia that women failed the strength, endurance and aerobic capacity tests at a higher rate than men, resulting in them losing out on job opportunities in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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"A woman who takes off some time or slows down or shifts into a smaller firm will be losing out on a really high income, which her husband appears to be getting" because he does not take time off or shift his career, said Claudia Goldin, a Harvard economist whose research has found the same pattern.
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" (He doesn't, however, give many examples of actually losing out on opportunities because of his opinions, and he continues to write screenplays and books, including this one, published by the venerable Alfred A. Knopf.) It is Ellis who believes he has been left behind by liberalism, once it "hardened into a warped authoritarian moral superiority movement.
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But houses in that range were selling in as little as two days, a tough timeline for the Boccamazzos, who were then living in Basking Ridge, N.J. After losing out on several houses, Ms. Boccamazzo hopped in the car the minute she heard that a four-bedroom two-bath Cape Cod had just been listed, and made an offer the same day.
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Why it matters: Even though Airbus "regretfully" won't be getting the full list price for the bulk order, it's a much-needed win for the European aircraft manufacturer which had been lagging behind its American counterpart Boeing in sales this year, especially after losing out on a massive jumbo jet order from Emirates at the air show earlier this week.
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Eliot is on his own journey of coming to terms with losing out on Quentin's love, but Margot is shelving her feelings in her quest to regain the throne, Penny 23 is hearing weird traveler signals, Kady is being a cool hedge witch, Julia is searching for her purpose, and Alice is making awful magic decisions in service of being a total maniac.
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This is what drives stylists to demand clothes straight from the runway for their clients, before they even reach stores, and what spurred the see now/buy now moment a few years ago, when brands decided they were losing out on market share because consumers simply could not wait for whatever appeared on said runway or on said celebrity to hit the shop floor.
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The truth is, of course, that having a great low kick doesn't make you invulnerable to low kicks yourself and the utility of the low kick as a range closer, a way of slowing the opponent down, and a means of stopping the opponent's movement in the current exchange, makes it seem like Stephens would be losing out on a heap of benefits if he didn't throw it with frequency in this fight.
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In fact, the only major differences between Panasonic's LX10 and Sony's year old Sony RX100 Mark IV, besides price, is size (the LX103 is a tenth of an inch wider and 20g heavier) and that the LX10 can't shoot 240 frames per second video, like the RX100 IV. It's great when you want that slow-motion shot of your dog trying to grab a treat out of mid-air, but personally, I'm cool with losing out on some funky video.
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Johnson has offended many in Europe, with remarks such as suggesting Italy should help with a Brexit deal to avoid losing out on sales of Prosecco sparkling wine and declaring it was "bollocks" to say that freedom of movement was a founding principle of the EU. Yet the British government sources said his ability to wrestle changes to the deal from Brussels, as he has demanded, would come down to whether he can carry the support of British lawmakers and end a stalemate that has incensed EU officials.
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