De La Rosa said he lost concentration with runners on base.
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Murray, hot favourite after champion Novak Djokovic's third-round demise, lost concentration in the third set and Tsonga capitalised to extend the contest.
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In July 2003, at his monthly Downing Street press conference, then Prime Minister Tony Blair briefly lost concentration, pointing to another journalist when I already held the microphone.
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His heart was in Italy, but he was comfortable living in the Riverdale section of New York City, conducting the NBC Symphony until he lost concentration at a concert in April, 1954.
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The country had never before won a major tournament, and was thwarted in the 2004 European final, beaten on home turf by a Greek team playing to frustrate opponents until they wilted or lost concentration.
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"We had one of our players down, we lost concentration; we thought their players would kick the ball out, but they refused," said Yahaya Mohammed, a land surveyor who had helped press the failed Larsen & Toubro attack.
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It's a race that is remembered as much for Ayrton Senna's crash 12 laps from the end while dominating it in 1988 — the Brazilian lost concentration, hit a wall and lost the victory — as it is for his record of winning there six times.
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Read more:The NBA passed anti-tampering rules that include random audits of teams after the wildest summer of player movement everGiants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winThe Clippers realized they had a shot to get Kawhi Leonard when he visited Doc Rivers' Malibu home but forced the Lakers to go to his hotelNick Kyrgios said he lost concentration during a loss at the Laver Cup because he saw 'a really hot chick in the crowd'
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Michael Schumacher led by 48 seconds when he made his second pit stop on the 51st lap and retained the lead. On the same lap, Fisichella made his only stop and kept third place. On lap 51, Herbert retired in the pit lane with a gearbox failure. De la Rosa lost concentration and went into a gravel trap four laps later.
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While Mystique had actually fallen in love with Azazel, he seemed only to be interested in impregnating her, and shortly after his "mission" was complete, Azazel left Mystique. Soon afterward, Mystique killed Christian and buried him because he suspected her betrayal. A few months later, Mystique gave birth to Nightcrawler. Due to the shock and the strain of the boy’s difficult delivery, Mystique lost concentration and accidentally revealed her true form.
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English commentator John Arlott speculated that Edrich and Washbrook may have lost concentration after Lindwall was replaced by Toshack, lulled into a false sense of security once Australia's leading bowler was no longer operating.Arlott, p. 71. England then recovered to be 3/106 at stumps on the fourth day. Yardley and Tom Dollery took the score to 4/133 on the final morning before Toshack bowled the former for 11.
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Perry (2001), p. 199. Up until this point, Washbrook had been beginning to find some fluency and was striking the ball confidently. Arlott speculated that Edrich and Washbrook may have lost concentration after Lindwall was replaced by Toshack, lulled into a false sense of security once Australia's leading bowler was no longer operating. However, Compton and Dollery added 41 in the last 30 minutes to take England to 106/3 at the close of play.
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Hobbs subsequently lost concentration and looked uncomfortable until he was out for 115 and the remaining England batting failed. Australia eventually set England a target of 605 runs. Hobbs and Sutcliffe shared their second century opening partnership of the game, and Hobbs scored 57, but England lost by 193 runs.McKinstry, pp. 230–31. During the match, Hobbs became the leading run-scorer in Test cricket, passing the previous record of 3,412 runs set by Clem Hill in 1912.
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Two laps later, Michael Schumacher lost concentration as he steered his Ferrari to the left at Stavelot turn and ran wide after missing the apex of the corner. He rejoined the track without losing the lead. His teammate Barrichello hit a trackside bollard entering the Bus Stop chicane on lap 17. His car lost front downforce from removing his front wing and he completed a full lap at reduced speed after missing the pit lane entry.
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Nathan Wuornos cannot feel any pain or other sensations, except for the touch of Audrey Parker, although he had an opportunity to lose his affliction when it was temporarily taken from him by Ian Haskell (Ep.202). The late Chief Garland Wuornos was afflicted with the power to hold Haven together, literally, and when he lost concentration Haven would start to crack. The return of Max Hansen pushed the chief over the edge, no longer able to control the cracking. He held the cracking within himself until he exploded into tiny fragments.(Ep.
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Although CBS investigated Larson, they determined that memorizing the board patterns was not cheating and let him keep his winnings. The board was subsequently reprogrammed with up to 32 new patterns to help prevent against another contestant from being able to memorize patterns as Larson had; all subsequent versions since then follow this method. In 1994, TV Guide magazine interviewed Larson and revealed the background of this episode including his decision to pass his remaining spins after he lost concentration and missed his target squares."THE DAY THE GAME SHOW GOT WHAMMIED", TV Guide, November 1994.
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It was believed Simpson lost concentration while looking around to see how his younger brother, aspiring jockey George Simpson (perhaps the George W. Simpson who was later Starter with Broken Hill Jockey Club), was faring. At first it was feared he had been killed, however he survived, but was forced to quit riding thoroughbreds, and took to training, and soon his services were in high demand. It was while fulfilling such a contract in Mount Gambier that he died of a lung infection. Red haired and of ruddy complexion, Simpson was a model rider in every respect; fearless, determined, dependable and thoroughly trustworthy.
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For six laps, the two cars were nose to tail, until Watson had to give way on lap 27 as his softer tires went off. Rosberg quickly pulled away and Watson stopped for new rubber just two laps later. At the front, Lauda suddenly increased his lead over de Cesaris from five seconds to 10 around lap 30, when the Alfa developed brake trouble. Apparently content now with second place, but possibly distracted by smoke from an engine fire, the Italian lost concentration and shockingly flew off the road into the Turn Five wall on lap 34, ripping off two wheels and the right sidepod.
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Johnny Adams sent Hasty Road to the front from the start and held a clear advantage into the straight. Determine, however, emerged from the pack to challenge Hasty Road, took the lead one sixteenth of the mile from the finish, and won by one and a half lengths. Adams later claimed that Hasty Road was distracted by the crowd on the infield and lost concentration in the straight. With Determine ruled out of the remaining Triple Crown races, the meeting of Hasty Road and Correlation in the Preakness Prep at Pimlico Race Course on May 18 seemed likely to decide the Preakness Stakes favorite.
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His reaction to the move was quoted thus: :"It was a total surprise when [Rotherham] manager Reg Freeman pulled me aside at the training ground to tell me of The Blues' interest. I was so excited that when I went back to the training session I lost concentration and went sliding off onto the gravel edge. When I met up with Blues officials later that day I had both my hands bandaged and found it hard to sign the contract!" Bodle played one first-team game for his new club before the outbreak of the Second World War put an end to League football.
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Day Five (17 March): Much rested on the shoulders of Randall and Amiss, but after playing one of his best knocks against Australia, Amiss lost concentration and fell to the part-time medium pace of Chappell for 64. By this time, Randall was well beyond his century, his first in Tests, and looked capable of winning the match if he was well supported at the other end. With his total on 161, Randall was given out to a catch by Marsh, but Marsh indicated that he didn't take the ball cleanly, so the Australians recalled the batsman. After a promising half century partnership with Greig had hauled England to within 117 runs of an improbable victory, Randall fell to a brilliant one handed catch by Cosier from the spin of O'Keeffe.
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On lap 67, Senna lost concentration at Portier, causing him to spin his McLaren into the barrier and damage the car's front suspension. Immediately afterwards, he went to his home in Monaco to contemplate losing a race that he had dominated from the first time he took to the track for free practice on Thursday morning; the McLaren team did not even hear from him until that evening, when he walked into the pits as they were packing up. Prost thus took his fourth Monaco win in five years, with Berger some 20 seconds behind and Alboreto a further 21 seconds back. Warwick finished fourth after a race-long battle with Palmer, while Patrese recovered from his collision with Alliot to take the final point, passing the other Lola of Yannick Dalmas on the last lap.
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