It's so awful to miss out on eating birthday cake with your pals, and to miss out on meals out and to miss out on SO MUCH because of that little voice in your head.
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"I feel like I'd miss out on being a mom, and a grandmother, and I feel like I'd miss out on everything," she explained.
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I don't want to miss out on their beautiful lives.
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You shouldn't miss out on watching them in glorious 29000K.
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Don't miss out on your last chance to impress dad.
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But… you don't want to miss out on this opportunity.
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Don't miss out on your chance for a $100 apology.
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Don't want to miss out on the internet's biggest event?
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Clearly Amazon doesn't want to miss out on more sales.
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Nobody wants to miss out on the new emoji bandwagon.
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Don't miss out on this exhilarating, exhausting and fun event.
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Blink and you might miss out on a steep discount.
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Banks certainly don't want to miss out on that wave.
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How many family events you had to miss out on.
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People who discount gulls miss out on that, I think.
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I'd be feeling like I'm gonna miss out on something.
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Wouldn't want you to miss out on a great deal.
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That's business for two nights that we miss out on.
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Did you miss out on the previous Nintendo Switch deal?
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How did science possibly miss out on this until now?
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Consumers feel like they can't miss out on a deal.
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And I would never want to miss out on that.
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Don't miss out on saving for retirement when you switch.
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Gaming enthusiasts won't want to miss out on the Switch.
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You'll only miss out on huge opportunities to build wealth.
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But don't miss out on the city's contemporary mixology scene.
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This is what we'll miss out on if he does.
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Meanwhile, Imgur could miss out on page views and ad revenue.
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Don't miss out on what's sure to be an enriching event.
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Don't miss out on part one which focused on corporate issues.
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Plus, you may miss out on a refund by not filing.
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Don't miss out on the party, people — buy your ticket today.
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Don't miss out on the best pricing — buy your tickets today.
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There would be a lot of things I'd miss out on.
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Don't miss out on future opportunities or risk doing something shortsighted.
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You're not going to miss out on Meryl Streep's 20th Oscar
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Plus, you may miss out on a refund by not filing.
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When pensions are cut, economies miss out on their stimulating effect.
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"Students will miss out on mentorship," he said in an interview.
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"You miss out on a decade of growth if you do."
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They disrupt their careers and miss out on raises and promotions.
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Don't miss out on great deals by waiting for Black Friday.
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And you may miss out on a refund by not filing.
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In the past, did you miss out on recognition and acknowledgement?
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If you give up, you miss out on some cool stuff.
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You wouldn't want to miss out on a pretty rare deal.
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Don't miss out on this opportunity to let your imagination shine.
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You don't want to procrastinate and miss out on an opportunity.
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By moving to safety, families may miss out on market gains.
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She didn't want to miss out on spending time with her girls.
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You definitely don't want to miss out on these Beats for $160.
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You'd miss out on the futurism, but you'd get something more usable.
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What they could miss out on is far too important to risk.
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You donut want to miss out on Billy's and neither do we!
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As a consequence, they miss out on some of the richest returns.
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Should you blink, you might miss out on a critical plot point.
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So don't miss out on these favorites for skin, hair, and makeup.
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"We would miss out on having judges from other states," he said.
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He'll miss out on roughly $2.7 million in salary -- $35k per game.
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Figure skater Gracie Gold will miss out on the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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If you do, then you may miss out on some great deals.
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They may not want to miss out on more potential earnings gains.
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The U.S. can't afford to miss out on this huge revenue source.
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Miss the November 3 deadline and you'll miss out on serious savings.
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They miss out on the various health benefits that physical activity confers.
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Something I thankfully didn't miss out on was the focaccia from Leonelli.
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It's just a huge event and we shouldn't miss out on it.
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No one wants to miss out on some impromptu Friday night fondue.
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Don't miss out on the fun, the excitement and the business opportunities.
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Don't miss out on my holiday collection, once it's gone it's gone!
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Why should red places miss out on the green 21st century economy?
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I'm going to miss out on a lot of your early life.
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Nismo owners will miss out on auto climate control and a sunroof.
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"She shouldn't miss out on her birthday" with friends, Ms. Wolk said.
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"If they don't, they really miss out on an opportunity," he said.
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You don't want to miss out on this gnocchi-like local delicacy.
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Though we can't promise you won't miss out on some on-stage drama.
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Essentially, it's a cool, curated space you don't want to miss out on.
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Not one to miss out on the fun, Fallon donned a matching style.
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Around one in five Vanuatuan children consequently miss out on essential childhood vaccinations.
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Android O will help ensure you never miss out on the latest releases.
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Human errors with metadata mean musicians miss out on routine payments, for instance.
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Did you miss out on snagging a $79 Google Home on Black Friday?
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We don't want to miss out on the nuance but rather explain it.
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What do minorities miss out on when they can't participate in clinical trials?
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Why would I want to miss out on an extra hour of dreams?
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Don't miss out on the chance to explore — or exhibit in — Startup Alley.
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Maybe if you don't see it, you're going to miss out on something.
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You could miss out on really cool stuff by not using your rewards.
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They're gonna miss out on some sweet dance moves that's for sure pic.twitter.
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You know you won't want to miss out on this (lavender-colored!) gem.
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Don't miss out on the pre-show The show starts at 8 p.m.
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Why miss out on the greatest technological and economic transformation of our era?
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Consequently, they might miss out on the freedom that comes with financial stability.
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But he didn't want to miss out on the funding, so he conceded.
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Don't stay in or else you may miss out on some great parties.
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But hordes of tourists are no reason to miss out on the cheer.
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I was scared that I'd miss out on getting drunk with my friends.
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Don't miss out on your chance to take part in this important quiz.
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And so the Yahoo shareholders today would kind of miss out on that.
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Don't miss out on our flagship Disrupt, which takes place October 2-4.
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Startup fans, don't miss out on one of the great Silicon Valley traditions.
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You certainly won't wanna miss out on all the Hollywood hotties showing off!
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But all of them tell stories you won't want to miss out on.
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Until those outdated rules are changed, we'll miss out on this slick setup.
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Did Netflix miss out on a chance to build on that early popularity?
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This way you won't miss out on any professional opportunities, Ms. Zfat said.
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However, they would miss out on the other platform resources by doing so.
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Economic Scene To what extent did whites miss out on the economic recovery?
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Don't miss out on the opportunity, the fun, the connection and the community.
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Can they really afford to miss out on everything that happens before noon?
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People don't want to miss out on the expected rally from that news.
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That means new entrants miss out on the French market, French Internet users miss out on new content and technologies from abroad, and everyone everywhere misses out on the creativity and innovation that comes from participating in a global Internet.
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You won't miss out on apps or updatesiOS 11, not an iPhone X exclusive.
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You'll miss out on getting to know the person—and your readers will too.
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And their children don't have to miss out on sports, music lessons and more.
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Peña didn't want to miss out on any of that because of his identity.
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Enjoy that friends-and-family plan, but don't miss out on the celebratory action.
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My boyfriend works nights, so we sometimes miss out on spending the night together.
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But the downside is that you'll also miss out on some of your music.
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Publishers either had to go through Audible, or miss out on a major storefront.
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She fears she will miss out on essential bonding time with her infant daughter.
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It's so cool flying in space you won't want to miss out on anything.
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He estimated that investors could miss out on a 2 to 3 percent rally.
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He estimated that investors could miss out on a 2 to 3 percent rally.
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We're just glad she didn't miss out on all the family Christmas party fun.
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Also, don't miss out on our machete adventure in Gizmodo EIC Kelly Bourdet's backyard.
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Don't miss out on a night of fun and opportunity — buy your ticket today.
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Don't miss out on this opportunity to place your startup in the Disrupt spotlight.
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You'll miss out on nutrients in other colorful veggies that are important to health.
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Eclipses often happen over water, meaning that we humans miss out on the action.
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Did you miss out on the Instant Pot DUO Plus 60 during Cyber Monday?
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Here's how to make sure you don't miss out on the ones you want.
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You miss out on the opportunity to bring needed change by not being confrontational.
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Proud cat owners will not want to miss out on the Cat Lovers calendar.
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So, before you miss out on this summer's hottest sandal, get yourself to LoefflerRandall.
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You'll have to act fast to ensure you don't miss out on this deal.
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I don't want to go anywhere because I think I'll miss out on things.
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We wouldn't want you to miss out on the all the cartwheeling person action.
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So how did Mara somehow miss out on this deliciousness for over three decades?
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But that doesn't mean folks at home have to miss out on the action.
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Those who exit can miss out on a big chunk of the market's rebound.
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Choosing a more affordable cut doesn't mean you have to miss out on flavor.
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Whether you're in NYC or Juneau, don't miss out on #MuseumDay on September 21st!
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Sometimes I think it will be the singular reason I'll miss out on heaven.
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Sure, people — often uninvited — tried to point out everything we would miss out on.
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Women miss out on that experience if they are not hired for those jobs.
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However, if you sell, you'll also miss out on the recovery when it happens.
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If we miss out on this buzz, we could lose a lot of customers.
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If you apply late or after the deadline, you might miss out on money.
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Spoiler alert: Its latest is one that you won't want to miss out on.
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Apple could miss out on making millions more iPhones if the closures last longer.
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Yet, they also don't want to miss out on the next Google or Amazon.
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And I think the public should absolutely not miss out on this week's digest.
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Which is a good thing, because it'd be a terrible thing to miss out on.
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Because of their celebrity parents, Porky and Waldo get perks most pups miss out on.
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You definitely won't be able to forgive yourself if you miss out on this one.
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Nobody wants to miss out on being on the ground floor of the next iPhone.
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But, you will also miss out on seeing Taylor Swift at the Grammys this year.
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But then you'd miss out on what makes the Steel HR Sport interesting: its simplicity.
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It's my favorite season and I don't want to miss out on any of it.
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There are a lot of little things you'll miss out on with the Pixel 3A.
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You don't want to miss out on any of the beautiful, sappy moments this season.
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These initial sales mean that the public might miss out on a good initial price.
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If you're a parent, it's nearly impossible to miss out on the Toca Boca craze.
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Don't miss out on the thrilling competition, the informative discussions and the business networking opportunities.
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Players may miss out on the proceeds, even if their pictures and stats are used.
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That made him miss out on the 2300 cents to $2000 he makes an hour.
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Warning: This is the kind of deal you do not want to miss out on.
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I get FOMO, so I don't want to miss out on this with my kids.
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Season 2 filmed in Italy, so we won't miss out on this beautiful buddy adventure.
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You get to see all the old buildings and skyline you'd otherwise miss out on.
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These 'stealth' restocks are a godsend to those who miss out on the first rush.
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But sometimes, locked in our own tech bubbles, we tend to miss out on things.
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Don't miss out on the biggest savings for this event — book your $99 tickets here.
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Looks like Yeezy didn't want to miss out on a mirror shot with his boy.
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Because this is — no lie — one prize that you won't want to miss out on.
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Clear your schedules now because this is something you don't want to miss out on.
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However, banks don't want to miss out on potential mergers and acquisitions (M&A) fees.
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Would they be in a position to miss out on European competition if he had?
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Sure, I could take a night off, but didn't want to miss out on anything.
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Think about all the things you'd miss out on without your trusty bikini in tow.
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Shoppers will save $120 off the original price, but won't miss out on the accessories.
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There was no way I was going to miss out on the park's electric atmosphere.
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This Cyber Monday, don't miss out on half-off external hard drives from Best Buy.
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That means Starsky will miss out on hundreds, even thousands, of routes across the country.
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But don't miss out on other tools to help you work productively on the road.
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Us being in the business we're in, we miss out on a lot of stuff.
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This can cause you to miss out on many good opportunities that come your way.
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If you miss out on getting a year's supply of free doughnuts, though, don't fret.
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Marinated tempeh means that your veggie friends don't have to miss out on that either.
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And in the very long run, we miss out on potential Mozarts, Washingtons, and Edisons.
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It turns out, though, that their baby didn't want to miss out on the fun.
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To do anything less is the miss out on one of the year's best releases.
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Of course, then you'd miss out on the scoop about Nick Jonas' active dating life.
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There's a lesson to be learned here; don't miss out on an opportunity for growth.
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Sometimes I miss out on a lot of things because I don't live over there.
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Quite a few people miss out on free, cutting-edge treatment because of spurious suppositions.
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Don't miss out on watching the sun come up over the horizon at least once.
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Skeptics worry about screen time and argue that students miss out on important interpersonal lessons.
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But some stagers, loath to miss out on a revenue stream, are taking all comers.
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They are often wrong and could miss out on voting surges in the final hours.
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"You miss out on a lot," Mr. Diaz said of his wife and two sons.
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As a result, U.S. negotiators miss out on good advice from the public they represent.
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That could lead it to miss out on the next big thing: the unowned car.
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That means you won't miss out on any of fall's hottest shows — or football season.
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But actually, your assumptions can lead you to miss out on matches that are worthwhile.
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Remember that if you miss out on something it's not the end of the world.
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TL;DR You don't want to miss out on what should be an epic finale.
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What I wouldn't want you to miss out on is the muffled quiet of snowfall.
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Facebook doesn't want to miss out on this race like it did with the smartphone.
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Such workers miss out on perks enjoyed by employees, such as sick pay and parental leave.
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Don't be an idiot and miss out on the pepperoni, spinach, broccoli, or cauliflower rolls either.
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People who travel to foreign countries a lot and don't want to miss out on Netflix.
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You need to act fast if you don't want to miss out on this massive saving.
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Don't miss out on your chance to introduce your company from the world's biggest startup stage.
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I know enough to know you don't get it back if you miss out on it.
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So if Raymond James is right, investors on the sidelines would likely miss out on gains.
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Give it a shot Reggie ... or you might miss out on a lot of "birthday fun."
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But you could miss out on them if you wait until the last minute to file.
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True. The second thing you said was why should I miss out on all those opportunities.
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Don't miss out on these limited time deals, whether you're shopping for yourself or a friend.
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Don't miss out on the most efficient way for founders and investors to network and connect.
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You simply don't want to miss out on all the excitement Disrupt Berlin has on offer.
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Once they return, they can fall behind in rank and miss out on opportunities for promotion.
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Don't miss out on the excitement and the opportunity — join us in Berlin 29-30 November.
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Miss out on the first two rounds of tickets to the hackathon at Disrupt SF 173?
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You don't want to get banned from the country and miss out on that sweet refund.
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Don't miss out on tickets, and get ready to push your boundaries and Expand Your Reality.
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Don't miss out on the SuperSessions or the Innovation Policy Summit events on Thursday and Friday.
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The groom-to-be, however, was traveling and had to miss out on the celebratory event.
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Lately, you've been anxious about taking breaks because you're worried you'll miss out on an opportunity.
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If you had just old guys, you'd miss out on the abilities of the foiling generation.
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Critics worry that students will miss out on core concepts, such as the physics behind engineering.
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Animals won't miss out on the fun as 17% of Americans dress their pets in costumes.
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Don't miss out on crab cakes at Old Ebbitt Grill, one of Washington, DC's oldest restaurants.
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And the average household would miss out on about $100 in guaranteed electricity savings every year.
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Don't miss out on this totally unique adventure in the actual cabin from the hit show!
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As a result, people are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation and miss out on economic opportunities.
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Miss out on the first two rounds of tickets to the hackathon at Disrupt NY 143?
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You miss out on the clique scene when you move around a lot as a kid.
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Those who work but do not earn specified income rates miss out on federal healthcare benefits.
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Additionally, if you own stocks that pay dividends, you'll also miss out on those periodic payments.
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Which means the backers who spent billions on those giants could miss out on huge windfalls.
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Other businessmen said they did not want to miss out on potential opportunities down the road.
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If you're looking for only white men, you'll miss out on a lot of great guys.
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But the U.S. is not the only Cup perennial that could miss out on Russia 2018.
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Social Security and Medicare contributions would miss out on $40.9 billion over the next 10 years.
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That means women were nearly 50 percent more likely to miss out on blood clot prevention.
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At such an amazing price, this is one piece you won't want to miss out on.
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You could also miss out on favorable deals only available to "qualified customers" with good credit.
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When you order in, you might miss out on the rituals of a sit-down dinner.
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But if investors stick with what's been working, then they may miss out on big gains.
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If you don't mind the small screen, you're not going to miss out on anything essential.
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I used to think I would miss out on stuff if I didn't go out or go to a party, now if I go out I wonder if I'll miss out on my time alone which has become so sacred, especially when it comes to my writing.
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With a flight that takes 19-hours, passengers won't want to miss out on any beauty sleep.
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Even still (or just in case) you shouldn't miss out on any of this year's nominated films.
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This deal saves you a massive £77.01, so you won't want to miss out on the deadline.
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Plus, all the pieces are more than $50 so you don't miss out on that extra savings!
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Did I miss out on the dorm life, the frat life and the party life of college?
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Sure. Am I going to make myself miserable and miss out on life because of these insecurities?
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The choice is to use Facebook and accept the risks, or miss out on the benefits entirely.
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Additionally, if you own stocks that pay dividends, you'll miss out on those periodic payments, as well.
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I would hate to miss out on meeting someone exciting just because they live six blocks away.
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Airlines are putting out their own deals on flights that you won't want to miss out on.
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The company, which broadcasts the New York Knicks, will miss out on higher viewership and increased revenues.
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The Chroma X does miss out on some features that might be worth having—both involving USB.
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You don't want to miss out on cheaper options, or the ability to negotiate for lower rent.
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Why miss out on the millions of people who use Spotify and just be on Apple Music?
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I miss out on nothing, in terms of real-world socializing, by sticking to Facebook and texting.
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Now, the city stands to miss out on the majority of the 25,000 jobs that were promised.
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They can lose internet speed, miss out on school, jobs, and my world famous ambrosia salad recipe.
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Don't miss out on all the possible connections, inspiration and opportunities that await you in Startup Alley.
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Second, by containing Russia we may miss out on opportunities to contain China, a more powerful challenger.
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These bad boys typically run for $149.99, so don't miss out on this limited time only deal.
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You won't miss out on walking at graduation if you skip a few nights of Duolingo practice.
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Don't worry, be happy and you might just miss out on an important part of your psychology.
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"Throughout my life, I have seen children miss out on opportunities based on their circumstances," Cabello continues.
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Those who cannot remember past it-girls are condemned to miss out on some killer outfit inspiration.
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Inevitably, you return to recurrent habits and memories, and therefore miss out on new ideas and approaches.
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But Bell's mother intervened, not wanting Summons to miss out on her own event of a lifetime.
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This means that many miss out on the benefits that several years of summer work would offer.
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And why should we let ourselves miss out on what is, now, right here for the hearing?
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But you still shouldn't miss out on descending through the center of the store on the stairs.
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Ultimately, you'll miss out on all the life lessons and opportunities that might help you find success.
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But after a while it can be frustrating to miss out on some of the "regular" channels.
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When you approach life this way, you miss out on opportunities to let other people surprise you.
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They may then miss out on an important point in the conversation, or a critical fact check.
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Shopping the men's department made me realize that women often miss out on price and quality, too.
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The stigma they face causes them to miss out on life-saving testing and treatment, he said.
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However, American drillers stand to miss out on growing Chinese demand if the tariffs remained in place.
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Otherwise, he said, "you miss out on a lot of enjoyable things in life -- like spicy foods."
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I missed out on it then, but I was not about to miss out on it again!
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Political leaders in the state worry that they will miss out on federal dollars apportioned by population.
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Be sure not to miss out on a single mesmerizing look by following their Instagram accounts, ahead.
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Additionally, if you own stocks that pay dividends, you'll miss out on those periodic payments as well.
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So in working to stay in one spot, they use energy and miss out on feeding opportunities.
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They would need to lose four in the next 29 days to miss out on another title.
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Don't miss out on the 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize on February 7 in San Francisco.
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But some might have to pay more for other arrangements or miss out on their flight altogether.
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Doing so means you may miss out on potential market gains, putting your retirement savings at risk.
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Anna Sauerbrey BERLIN — Can you begin a debate and miss out on it at the same time?
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Unfortunately, he said, many deaf children, especially those with hearing parents, miss out on these vital talks.
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It's well known by now that babies born by cesarean section miss out on many helpful bacteria.
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Otherwise, we'll miss out on the opportunity to truly experience autonomy as we move through the world.
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They miss out on essential REM time, which allows people to process emotions and events in their lives.
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That said, investors using the products could also miss out on the benefits of a rising foreign currency.
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While less Giuliani is ideal for some, we also miss out on priceless moments such as this one.
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Should WADA win the appeal the player could miss out on the World Cup in Russia in June.
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These pup-filled events have been extremely successful so you don't want to miss out on the pawty!
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They'll miss out on valuable practice against some of the best teams in the world and likely suffer.
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Never mind that you'll miss out on other sectors, which makes it impossible to properly diversify your portfolio.
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The go-to summer dessert goes gluten-free, because nobody should miss out on a good summer shortcake.
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She doesn't want to miss out on living life fully, and so much of that is making mistakes.
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You can add it to the iOS home screen, too, of course, but you'll miss out on notifications.
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We also miss out on the clues pointing toward future Russian policy and the opportunities to influence it.
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She says he's been listening to Wayne since he was born and couldn't miss out on this opportunity.
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I think people stress themselves out trying to achieve that and they miss out on the important things.
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They risk being troubled by snakes and predatory men and miss out on opportunities for more productive work.
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But even then I knew there may be cool moments or interesting turns I might miss out on.
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Fred, in all his blindness to actual human needs, seems to miss out on his wife's sheer discomfort.
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Farmers have trouble accessing mandatory forms; jobseekers struggle to make applications; civil servants miss out on online training.
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This is the opportunity that the major franchises miss out on: to lead their audiences to new ground.
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It's something you can ignore, of course, but then you'd miss out on a lot of the experience.
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We'll be here crunching on this bomb-ass salad while you miss out on these fried lacinato leaves.
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Intel cannot afford to miss out on the next wave of tech innovation, as it did with mobile.
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Gig workers miss out on rights that employees have, such as sick pay and protection against unfair dismissal.
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I am still stuffed from breakfast, but don't want to miss out on team bonding, so I agree.
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Check out the full lineup below and don't miss out on summer's biggest festival — get your tickets here.
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Alexander, loathe to miss out on that sweet, sudsy beer revenue, unsurprisingly thinks this is a terrible idea.
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I'd rather take a few more years to buy a house than miss out on any of that.
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While England lost that match on penalties, Gascoigne was determined not to miss out on the FA Cup.
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Do you think kids are going to miss out on the fun of seeing their local neighborhood dealer?
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You'll want to keep setup to a maximum of 10 minutes, or else you'll miss out on playtime.
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If you have an individual retirement account, you're going to miss out on a tax break this spring.
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Over the longterm, investors may miss out on big gains by opting for nearterm protection from huge losses.
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As a result they miss out on vaccines despite a federal programme to provide them at no cost.
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You certainly won't want to miss out on Startup Battlefield, our thrilling pitch competition with a $50,000 prize.
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But now, there's no reason to waste anymore time and miss out on the benefit of compounding interest.
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PT.See our master list of the best Prime Day dealsso you don't miss out on any great savings.
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New doors for opportunity are being opened, and I've never known Trump to miss out on an opportunity.
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The lack of CBS means customers would also miss out on N.F.L. games and the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament.
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And make sure you do your research so you don't miss out on a higher sign-up bonus.
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If they always get everything they want, they miss out on learning valuable life skills — like self-discipline.
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I do miss out on a lot of socials because they often revolve around clubbing and heavy drinking.
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What is certain for that half is that some former champions will miss out on the last four.
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It's also a problem for the public at large, who miss out on diverse voices in the news.
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And if we miss out on anything in this life, it's seen as a kind of existential failure.
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There are people who can miss out on some sleep without major effects on their moods or cognition.
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He believes travelers miss out on authentic moments that can be found between hot spots riddled with tourists.
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Under ACHA, uninsured families would miss out on up to $22019,000 worth of insurance and leftover HSA deposits.
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"There are some new, perishable, operational opportunities which we do not want to miss out on," he wrote.
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The sale is drawing to a close, so make sure you don't miss out on a big saving.
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I was going to wait until the last day, but I don't want to miss out on anything.
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The risk is that students could miss out on aid because certain income and deductions are not counted.
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You don&apost want to miss out on an opening if your contact doesn&apost respond right away.
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It would also affect children, who could miss out on possible placements if agencies turn away LGBTQ families.
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No good reason to miss out on an additional day of savings on handmade treasures and stellar vintage.
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Sources said Skoda could miss out on about 360,000 car sales by 20183 if capacity is left unchanged.
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If Trump terminates the trade pact, however, we'll miss out on a new economic opportunity involving pinto beans.
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But if I don't attend, I'll miss out on important opportunities to mingle with relatives I rarely see.
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As a result, gamers could easily miss out on spontaneous clips they would want to share with their friends.
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Finally, Apple couldn't miss out on this opportunity if it wants to hire some of the best AI engineers.
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Investors and firms who don't get on the sustainability train will miss out on the ride of their life.
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Those slip-ups can cause you to miss out on valuable deductions or wind up with altogether inaccurate data.
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Bar a drastic rethink from UEFA, tens of thousands of fans look set to miss out on the match.
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Organizations shouldn't miss out on legitimate millennial customers just because their systems haven't yet caught up to generational trends.
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At military school, Trump did miss out on the cosseted lifestyle he had enjoyed in the Trump family mansion.
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Musk will run the company on negative cash flow, simply because he doesn't want to miss out on sales.
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And I didn't want him to miss out on that, so we commuted for a year and a half.
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See our master list of the best Prime Day deals so you don't miss out on any great savings.
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On the other hand, if U.S. companies left China, they would miss out on a major global growth opportunity.
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You may miss out on the variety of spaces, but you will get the reliability of a trusted brand.
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Many of the lorries owned by individuals miss out on jobs because they lack information about potential new loads.
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On the same night, he lost his wife and then was doomed to miss out on his kids' childhoods.
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But make sure you snag one before December 1 so you don't miss out on the daily beauty swag.
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You could drive a car but that makes you miss out on things as you focus on the road.
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But, there's no reason any woman should miss out on the fun of Halloween because of expectations or criticism.
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Cashmere sweaters are a fashion luxury that we shouldn't have to miss out on because of steep price tags.
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Dad of the year His daughter was going to miss out on trick-or-treating because they were flying.
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With Memorial Day coming up, and Father's Day closely after, you don't want to miss out on special moments.
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Yes, you'll have to miss out on some top-of-the-line features when getting a less expensive phone.
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"Nobody is having that conversation," said Krawcheck of the salary-earning years that new mothers can miss out on.
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That way you won't miss out on posting photos you took a while ago and may have forgotten about.
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Though five draws saw them miss out on top spot, they did manage to get through their qualifiers undefeated.
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How can I make things less awkward so I don't have to miss out on all of the fun?
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Pollock's recent death had sent his prices skyrocketing; no one wanted to miss out on the next possible genius.
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Stainless steel carafes are more durable, but you miss out on the fun visual element of glass French presses.
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Consequently, many absorb the vernacular and teachings of modern Christianity, but miss out on the advantages of church itself.
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People shouldn't miss out on potentially lifesaving information just because the alert system's current brush stroke is too broad.
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Chances are you will also smell smoke and miss out on the park's stunning views because of nearby wildfires.
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You might clean up your cord clutter, but you'll miss out on some important advantages of wired charging, too.
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The oyster's the best part, and you don't want to miss out on the best bite of the chicken.
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He will miss out on winning his first Daytona 500 in what was going to be his final attempt.
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And they're what produces the kind of meaningful interpersonal contact we miss out on when we're stuck at home.
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The pre-launch deal deadline is fast approaching, and we wouldn't want you to miss out on a saving.
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I get nervous about not going to school because I feel like I'm going to miss out on something.
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Russia could miss out on the Tokyo Olympics next summer and world championships in a wide range of sports.
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That means you'll miss out on new features Google introduces, including those that help Android perform smoother through optimizations.
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This leads me to miss out on opportunities to be with really great guys with whom I connect initially.
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If Washington can't get its better deals done, mergers and acquisitions bankers could very well miss out on theirs.
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"I felt like I was going to miss out on my 6th grade year with my friends," she shares.
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The cycle continues because nobody wants to miss out on investing in — or being — the next Google or Facebook.
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It was a perfect example of everything we miss out on when we're not vigilant about fighting hateful speech.
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By waiting for safety you can miss out on much more upside than you'd have lost on the downside.
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Only five percent of Americans meet the recommended fiber target — and that means most miss out on fiber's benefits.
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You can accidentally speed up the scent journey and miss out on the delicate dance of its true reveal.
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They also miss out on the information and reassurance that a doctor can provide, especially for first-time parents.
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Did I miss out on a memo that I'm also in charge of the local mental health hospital, too?
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I'd hate to mention names because I could miss out on the most important ones, and that wouldn't do.
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Fallin said in a statement last month that the ruling meant Oklahoma would also miss out on federal matching funds.
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Leaving the bloc, Cheetham worries that his firm could miss out on this kind of advantage and become less competitive.
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Or maybe other animals like gulls and smaller fish will miss out on the salmon scraps the bears leave over.
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We miss out on so much and have no choice but to sit at home and observe on social media.
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With minimal setup, it greatly improves the musical experience, delivering bass notes that you’ll otherwise miss out on.
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Draconian rules held him in place just long enough for him to miss out on the paycheck his talent merited.
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Despite a 22-point improvement over last season, Arizona will miss out on the playoffs for a fourth straight year.
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I don't want to miss out on being with someone I love because of what might happen down the line.
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It also means Google, a new gaming rival to Microsoft and Sony, will miss out on hosting Sony's cloud services.
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There are a million excuses not to throw a party—but who wants to miss out on a good time?
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If you're even a day late, you'll miss out on the bonus and there will be nothing you can do.
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So, did the Celtics make the right move by standing pat, or did they miss out on a big opportunity?
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Yet while there are plenty of reasons to opt out, you also miss out on many of Google's personalization features.
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There's thus no need to miss out on the fun at launch, when the player populations are at their highest.
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Our source said the Uber chief didn't want to miss out on potential market share and thus scrapped the deal.
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President's Day sales may have come and gone, but this is one clearance you don't want to miss out on.
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Other critics note that by locking itself into coal, Pakistan may miss out on the plummeting price of solar energy.
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While we are in our 53s and 30s, investing too conservatively can make us miss out on potential investment growth.
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Full moons are awesome opportunities to reflect on your life, and no one should have to miss out on that.
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I think it'd be a shame to miss out on it if you're buying a 3DS for the first time.
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A single mother wasn't going to let her son miss out on "Donuts with Dad" day at his elementary school.
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Money experts estimate that U.S. workers miss out on anywhere from $750 to $1,336 per year in employer matching funds.
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And, of course, you miss out on a ton of features, which are presumably what you bought the watch for.
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Jenelle Evans' mother is worried she's going to miss out on a milestone moment for the Teen Mom 2 star.
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Don't miss out on a convivial evening of food, drink, connection and possibility in the company of your entrepreneurial peers.
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After all, they don't know what they haven't been exposed to, and thus miss out on a better aural experience.
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Never ones to miss out on an opportunity to look younger and glowier, Holly and I booked appointments with her.
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The Meta tool uses AI to analyze and prioritize research papers so scientists don't miss out on important new findings.
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You'll miss out on a pretty badass giant snake and some dragons, not to mention plenty of key plot points.
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Academics and marketers alike often miss out on the salient reason people become fans of things — it's a good time.
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The coming of age is celebrated with a huge party, so there's no way Luna could miss out on that!
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Although 60-20,000 Hz means you'll miss out on the low end somewhat, that's kind of expected with small speakers.
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I've only seen the first season of Game of Thrones and as such miss out on a lot of memes.
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Some people miss out on Prime Day deals when an item sells out or all discounted products have been claimed.
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Also check out our master list of the best Prime Day dealsso you don't miss out on other great deals.
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For one thing, you may guess wrong about the direction of markets and miss out on a spectacular up day.
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He worried that if he were to leave, if only for a day, he might miss out on something big.
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And don't miss out on trying a full English breakfast, a traditional take on the first meal of the day.
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Those who put off saving for retirement after college is paid for will miss out on years of investment growth.
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Without CHIP, children will miss out on key preventive care, and that will set them and their families back considerably.
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Don't miss out on La Candelaria, the colorful historical center that's filled with specialty shops, museums, art studios, and food.
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Check out our master list of the best Labor Day deals so you don't miss out on any great savings.
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Did you miss out on our 2-for-1 Innovator passes to TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30?
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But you don't want to assume that's the case and possibly miss out on rewards during your next Hilton stay.
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The findings show women miss out on chances for mentorship and professional links that could lead to promotion, they said.
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If you catch an imaginary bullet in the beginning of a skirmish, you miss out on most of the action.
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When they retire earlier than men, many women miss out on some of those higher earning years, Professor Maestas said.
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American companies sometimes willingly strike deals with Chinese partners because they feel China is too profitable to miss out on.
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Low mortgage rates, however, are enticing, and the Smiths said they don't want to miss out on that potential savings.
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The fee technically isn't mandatory, but if you decline you'll miss out on some basic, and coveted, perks without it.
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The study wasn't designed to prove whether or how any specific factors cause patients to miss out on cardiac rehab.
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By not engaging, users might miss out on the chance to weigh in on what they actually want to see.
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Drivers are not considered employees of Uber or Lyft, and thus miss out on benefits like healthcare and retirement savings.
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The refiners do not have government licenses to export fuels, meaning they also miss out on potentially lucrative overseas sales.
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Most of the world is water, and we humans miss out on a lot of the action that happens there.
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After all, how can you miss out on the Next Big Thing, like, say, Myspace, Zynga, Groupon or perhaps Theranos?
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It's only January, and workers are already on track to miss out on much of their vacation time this year.
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And never one to miss out on a good ol' Twitter battle, he hit back at Khan on Monday morning. .
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Should he have children of his own one day, he doesn't want to miss out on Little League for work.
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That said, you miss out on other features that the Echo Dot offers, like calling other Echos (which I like).
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But women actually miss out on pay as they gain experience, according to new data from tech job platform Hired.
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I didn't want to miss out on all those endless hours of providing my baby with exactly what he needed.
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By treating people as disposable objects to be exploited, we all miss out on their lost economic and social potential.
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Smarter Living: The desire not to miss out on anything means you're not able to fully pay attention to anything.
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In the interim, youngsters like Ibrahim and Chaled continue to miss out on vital aspects of their childhoods and education.
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Either way, though, the odds are that you're going to miss out on something you might like a great deal.
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Dombrowski could give an opt-out to the free agent David Price or miss out on the ace his team needed.
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We know that if we don't volunteer to be donors that someone else could miss out on the gift of life.
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Buy your ticket while you still can, because you don't want to miss out on a ton of fun and opportunity.
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No matter what celebrity fashion line is your favorite, you're not going to want to miss out on them this season.
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While Ridgewells Catering is based in Washington, D.C., participants won&apost miss out on a local, Southampton flavor, according to Lacz.
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As winter sets in, the dilapidated state of the schools is leading some children to miss out on yet more lessons.
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Viewers miss out on competition that is full of stories, talent and, once you familiarise yourself with the protagonists, intriguing rivalries.
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We'll keep track of the best deals out there so you won't miss out on any extra savings this holiday season.
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NASA and all the astronauts agree the proper fit is critical to mission success ... still sucks to miss out on history.
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You'll still miss out on some software-enabled features but at least the price is on par with other wireless earbuds.
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And, she adds, those who can't attend the Hajj don't have to miss out on this holy time of year completely.
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Turn it off and you will get a full day, but you'll miss out on one of Android Wear's best features.
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And don't miss out on the bargains in the U.S. equity market that have come courtesy of the British electorate, today.
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Don't miss out on this opportunity to debut your early-stage startup to the world and take it to new heights.
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It's something to keep in mind — choosing these digital worlds means we miss out on what happens in the real world.
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Older Sonos speakers don't miss out on this convenience, as they can be linked with and controlled by Amazon Echo devices.
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Many good policy ideas miss out on the daily cable news spin cycle — but it is not for lack of trying.
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Chris Sacca has made his living of making the right investments, but even the best sometimes miss out on good opportunities.
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The Yardeni Research president suggests investors who fear an economic downturn will miss out on a fresh run to record highs.
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Just because Curiosity had a problem with its cameras doesn't mean that we're going to miss out on its dope photographs.
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"It's definitely not in the cards right now because I feel like I'd miss out on Miles," she shares to PEOPLE.
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"Ice, we're trying to remain calm, we're just having a hard time letting you miss out on deliciousness," the company wrote.
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O'Rielly echoed this sentiment in his speech: "[C]onsumers generally don't want to miss out on debt collection notices," O'Rielly claimed.
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In addition, those organizations that do handle data for the Republican Party will miss out on large contracts with the nominee.
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While Dr. Antin admits, "ticks are everywhere," this does not mean you and your pet should miss out on summer fun.
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If you only consider near-term results, you won't consider how things will change and you'll miss out on critical opportunities.
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Don't miss out on the biggest savings for this event — book your $99 tickets here before prices go up by $100.
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Teigen, never one to miss out on a good joke, responded to the tweet with a hilarious display of faux-outrage.
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If you skip the cheese, you won't miss out on flavor, but you will save close to 300 milligrams of sodium.
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Microsoft missed mobile in a big way, but it's clearly determined not to miss out on its vision of the future.
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But it's easy to miss out on all of this unless you dive into the pause menu and start poking around.
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But Republicans argue it will raise the cost of retirement advice, forcing low-income workers to miss out on financial help.
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My brother, not wanting to miss out on the fun, however, would ask for a snake or scorpion on his arm.
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In human terms, American workers would miss out on construction and contracting jobs they need to put food on the table.
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Companies already in France will miss out on the change, which is expected to take effect by the end of December.
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Worker advocates say that job classification hurts the laborers and the states where they live, which miss out on tax revenues.
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When you avoid credit cards, you miss out on the opportunity to use those accounts to build a better credit rating.
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Fortnite developer Epic Games offers different character skins almost every day, causing some players to miss out on some cosmetic upgrades.
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But the Beyhive (as her devoted fans are known) need not miss out on her performance: YouTube will be livestreaming it.
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All of this could leave New York—and the famously budget-obsessed Cuomo—to miss out on a massive revenue windfall.
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Ramen Tatsu-Ya: For some of the best ramen this side of the Mississippi, don't miss out on Ramen Tatsu-ya.
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I would hate to miss out on their milestones just as much as I'd hate to be without them for mine.
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But for some of us, periods are painful and disabling, causing us to miss out on school and work and life.
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If you try to dictate exactly what they should do step by step, then you miss out on lots of opportunity.
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But I don't want them so concerned about a potential need that they miss out on what life has to offer.
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If you're vegan, you don't have to miss out on that cheesy protein tang by incorporating nutritional yeast into your diet.
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The stress of the job hunt can make it easy to miss out on a benefit of unemployment: more free time.
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They miss out on a thrilling, second-by-second countdown, cutting from birthday candles to the cancan to a punk concert.
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You'll also miss out on Face ID, the better cameras, faster processor and better keyboards, but it's still a great tablet.
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You might get one or two more brushing modes with one model, but miss out on a travel case or charger.
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And even though she lives in Los Angeles, there was no way she was going to miss out on the fun.
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So, not wanting to miss out on the exciting #content of a budding romance, she opted for a compromise of sorts.
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"We wanted to move back before he would start to miss out on the key development ages for hockey," Lawrence said.
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Angry customers are complaining that Walmart canceled their Apple Watch orders, forcing them to miss out on early Black Friday deals.
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Others said they simply did not want to miss out on the chance to be involved in a potentially revolutionary project.
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The suppliers agreed because they did not want to miss out on the biggest identity bonanza the world had ever seen.
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If you are lucky enough to be headed to Disneyland, you don&apost want to miss out on this decadent treat.
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My mom ultimately had to miss out on shooting the doc because of, well, me — I was born later that year.
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This is an important time to trust your gut; ignoring your intuition could make you miss out on an awesome opportunity!
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But one group that helped build up the ride-hailing companies will miss out on most of the rewards: their drivers.
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Arguably, it is no great loss for a media outlet to miss out on a chance to be spun by Spicer.
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I see motherfuckers really wilding out and going through it and I'm just like, how did I miss out on that?
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"The older legacy platforms really tethered drivers to their trucks so they and their company could miss out on money," Smith said.
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He had been waiting there since Wednesday morning, and was informed that he would miss out on the Plus on Thursday afternoon.
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Whether it's listening to classical pieces from Mozart or Halsey's newest single, you shouldn't have to miss out on enjoying your favorites.
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You're free to guess at these, but a whiff means you miss out on the ability to raise your knowledge social stat.
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Bravo told BuzzFeed News he "pounded the wall in frustration" because he was "devastated" to miss out on the one-on-one.
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Sometimes, my mom says she wonders if anything happens after death or what she'll miss out on, but she's certainly not scared.
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If it's literally slow to adapt, not only will it miss out on an addictive content format that drives tons of engagement.
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If you're obsessed with orgasm, or rushing to get there, you miss out on so many opportunities to feel pleasure and connection.
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The official Wetzel's Pretzels Twitter account responded to Kardashian's original tweet, offering to help her not miss out on the tasty treats.
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A change in selection policy was made to ensure a player on a hot streak does not miss out on the team.
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And accept the fact that by limiting your smartphone use, you're going to miss out on certain invitations, breaking news, or gossip.
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"I wanted a lot of money and I didn't want to miss out on having on anything," Angela said during the interview.
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Becoming a mom of two was far more important to Lauren London than any roles she might miss out on post-baby.
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Investors have a horrible track record of knee-jerk reactions to market volatility, which means they miss out on subsequent big gains.
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Brilliant, and vivacious, and not wanting to miss out on anything, and ready to take the leap whenever she felt like it.
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Just remember to have a good time, be respectful to your folks, and don't miss out on any the group photo ops.
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It'll also ask to send you notifications — you'll want to turn this setting on so you don't miss out on any games.
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You miss out on a lot of the jam-and-get-comfortable time you have when you're playing clubs and on tour.
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" Simply dumping it, the employees argue, would miss out on a chance to "learn how different approaches may work out in China.
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But companies that remain married to an outdated model of performance review-based feedback miss out on opportunities to address those causes.
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While some hardcore adblock fans might grumble, they'll have to either accept seeing ads, or miss out on the service Facebook provides.
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Harry Styles announced an unexpected show in London on Saturday, and one admirable fan was not about to miss out on tickets.
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North America will miss out on the view except for its most eastern points, like Nantucket, parts of Maine and Nova Scotia.
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But if a patient is transitioned to palliative care too late, they're likely to miss out on this important stage of care.
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Workers tend to see their pay rise as they gain experience, yet part-time workers miss out on these gains, researchers said.
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We realize Markle's pick is a bit pricey, but that doesn't mean you have to miss out on the initial trend altogether.
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American mother-of-three Chaunte Lowe was the one jumper of the quartet who cleared 1.97m to miss out on a medal.
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You definitely don't need to set up messages on both, but doing so will make sure you never miss out on anything.
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With league form mixed in the months after Klopp took over, the Reds looked certain to miss out on qualifying for Europe.
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I thought of what it would be like to plan my child's funeral and all the things I would miss out on.
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The poetic visions we have about Scotland—perpetuated by tartanry and Braveheart—miss out on the global nature of real Scottish food.
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You certainly won't want to miss out on Startup Battlefield, the world's leading startup competition and the crown jewel of Disrupt events.
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However, Son explained that he sees ride-sharing as a key global industry that Softbank can ill-afford to miss out on.
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On an individual level, those who don't take advantage of travel rewards cards miss out on an average of $277 a year.
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You may also miss out on potential warranties and purchase protection if you use cash to make an expensive purchase, McBride says.
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While it also sells solid colors, you don't want to miss out on fun and creative prints like s'mores, dinosaurs, and lightsabers.
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However, D.C. will miss out on that event, as they are only scheduled for San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, Chicago and Philadelphia.
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If you miss out on too many details, you'll feel as if you'd been demoted to sitting alone in the school cafeteria.
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So, when the quality (or quantity) of our sleep is poor, we miss out on the body and brain&aposs restoration process.
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You might miss out on some of the best deals by waiting, and you could miss out completely if stocks run out.
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Through the app, you can receive scheduled news report notifications during the day so you never miss out on an important story.
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Without a modernized agreement in place, industries will miss out on the additional market access opportunities negotiated as part of the USMCA.
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For example, if young patients have to miss out on having a normal childhood, the initiative will try to provide substitute programs.
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But barring a miracle of biblical proportions, the Knicks are poised to miss out on the playoffs for the third straight season.
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I feel weird having S&T see me all marked up, but I also don't want to miss out on terrific spankings.
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And even in hiring those people, they still may miss out on critical information that might help with those conversations and meetings.
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Think of the fans who miss out on all kinds of incredible music as a result, and of Lester Bangs's dire warning.
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You'll miss out on BangFit's cheesy (yet great) '90s aesthetic, but you'll still reap the fitness benefits that sex has to offer.
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Nobody would want to drive a two-seat taxi and miss out on fares because he only has one passenger seat available.
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One player, Ryan O'Toole, was unhappy that Thompson's actions caused so many people to miss out on practice ahead of the major.
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And with a market of just one customer, you could also miss out on a bidding war that drives up the price.
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Shell spokesman Curtis Smith confirmed workers were told they would also miss out on some overtime pay if they skipped the event.
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Many good policy ideas miss out on the daily cable news spin cycle — but it is not for lack of trying. CNBC.
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And if offices hear from only deep-pocketed interest groups, they are likely to miss out on the opinions of ordinary Americans.
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Another reason to consider it is because Samsung is offering some good incentives that you'll miss out on if you don't preorder.
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I was sad to miss out on the pork cutlets in particular — but I will have to save that for another trip.
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We rounded up the most sought-after deals in every category to make sure you don't miss out on the best markdowns.
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If you miss out on this selection, you're going to have to suffer through the whole weekend wondering what might have been.
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But I wish I was better at keeping the two in balance, because I miss out on a lot of good books.
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And yet, transferring money to a Coinbase account can take days, which means you could miss out on some big price changes.
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If Zuckerberg approaches TikTok as merely an algorithmic video recommender like Explore, Facebook will miss out on owning the social entertainment feed.
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When workers do not have access to paid family leave, they miss out on at least $20 billion in wages each year.
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When you show good faith and ask to be the first in line next time, you won't miss out on future opportunities.
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Wait too long for an ideal person, and you could miss out on quality matches, who will eventually be snapped up themselves.
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When shoppers buy online, a store also can miss out on impulse buys shoppers are more likely to make in the store.
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They can choose to set their own hourly rates, but miss out on the extra exposure coming from the integrated Ikea program.
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Instead, its experts believe that many investors continue to miss out on a run that still likely has a few years left.
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Veteran market watcher Edward Yardeni believes investors who succumb to stock market jitters could miss out on another wave of big gains.
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Back at the school, the organisers of the lessons bemoaned the fact that many young maids would miss out on an education.
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Make sure you don't miss out on the festivities on February 3 by securing how, exactly, you will watch the big game.
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If you have just seen the clip, you managed to miss out on ten to fifteen minutes of prattling on about tennis.
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The overplayed clips of the season can be a bit of a yawnfest, but nobody wants to miss out on that Bachelorette announcement.
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"Now that I look back, I can see that they didn't miss out on anything, because there was so much good," she says.
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While it's true that your smartphone may keep pace better, you also risk usability issues, and could miss out on important security updates.
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Bill Gates said it would be unfortunate to see the U.S. miss out on the economic opportunity related to cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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Perhaps it's the fear we might miss out on something, but we check our phones constantly, even when we have no reason to.
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Older save files will still work, but continuing your pre-1.03 game means you miss out on the changes to the early game.
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With more than 10,000 attendees expected to descend on Moscone Center West, can you afford to miss out on that kind of exposure?
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It has also added on support for news – something cord cutters often miss out on – as well as VR, and, more recently, podcasts.
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But if you're using your primary device for piloting, you may not want to miss out on critical emails or messages during flight.
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Not wanting to miss out on any of the festival and birthday fun, Queen B's mother, Tina Knowles, was also at the festival.
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If you miss out on this sale, it's $20193 at the Google Store, B&H Photo, Walmart, and Best Buy until July 17th.
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Given the size of the investments, you definitely have to expand your geographical focus in order not to miss out on promising deals.
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So we've put together a list of the other essentials you don't want to miss out on when you're heading back to school.
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If you live in the city or are planning a summer trip, don't miss out on their fun, off-beat, and insightful recommendations.
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So if you do find yourself in Manitoba, don't miss out on one of the many strange, strange things Canada has to offer.
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Spend your evening reading or making thieving tools and you'll miss out on the chance to be interviewed by a local crime reporter.
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The states which miss out on cash are those that have not expanded Medicaid or enrolled as many people in the individual market.
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This ends up causing many talented artists to miss out on residencies because they can't be away from their families for prolonged periods.
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While a lot of the good stuff is priced into the buck already, analysts say it remains too attractive to miss out on.
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It affects only babies born via c-section, who miss out on traveling down the birth canal, which is colonized by good bacteria.
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Shoppers hate to miss out on a deal, so there's a rush to spend money, even when it's on something they don't need.
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You know, trying to have some flexibility and not being too rigid, because that's when you miss out on all of the fun.
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Many good policy ideas miss out on the daily cable news spin cycle — but it is not for a lack of trying. CNBC.
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If Amazon cherry-picks drugs that fit well into its existing network, it will miss out on a large slice of the market.
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But sometimes, when it's not really bullying, kids miss out on a chance to learn to cope with minor conflicts on their own.
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Vasquez didn't think twice about her bold act since her son has had to miss out on similar school activities in the past.
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But if you miss out on the deals, have no fear: Cyber Monday, its strictly online counterpart, follows suit just three days later.
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You also miss out on the on-screen workouts via Fitbit Coach, as well as the option for NFC payments via Fitbit Pay.
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Judge Reinhold's going to miss out on more exposure and a payday -- he's cancelled his appearance at Paradise City Comic Con this weekend.
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The chance to compete at an Olympic Games had proved too enticing to miss out on and Martinod set her sights on Sochi.
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"I know how much she would have contributed to their lives and I am sad they will miss out on that," she said.
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Thousands of people have shown up for our past Crunch Fests, so come early and don't miss out on this iconic day party!
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Athletes push through injuries, miss out on family obligations, and play during illness in the understanding that nothing matters more than the game.
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It can also alert you with social media notifications by way of visual effects, so you never miss out on an important tweet.
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"I know how much she would have contributed to their lives and I am sad they will miss out on that," she added.
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Did you miss out on the PlayStation Classic when it was on sale a few weeks ago for $33 — and later for $49.99?
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The big eclipse is only a couple weeks away, and you don't want to miss out on it due a lack of planning.
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Carrie Underwood is celebrating her 33rd birthday while on the road, but a fan made sure she didn't miss out on the festivities.
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It will likely lead some retail investors to commit funds to the market as people don't want to miss out on the rally.
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In my view an outright moratorium would hurt the city more in the long run because it would miss out on all that.
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Not one to miss out on social media trends, the British actress soon discovered the memes and couldn't help but post one, too.
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Working for CACI, which requested no medical exam, was a way for him to ensure that he didn't miss out on the war.
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The company isn't turning a profit yet, so employees miss out on a lot of the perks often associated with the tech industry.
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If you miss out on the top pickups at receiver on the waiver wire, McLaurin would be a more-than-suitable consolation prize.
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That way, regional chains like In-N-Out and Whataburger wouldn't miss out on winning the title of best bathroom in fast food.
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But, with the fund, Recruit is determined to keep an eye on developments to ensure it doesn't miss out on potentially significant innovation.
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The US Soccer Foundation will miss out on the $12.5 million FIFA awards to World Cup teams, which would have gone towards development.
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If you see a non-IMAX 235mm screening, you'll miss out on the massive, stirring shots, and the experience won't be as immersive.
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But if you always followed your nose's guidance, you'd miss out on some of the world's most unexpected and novel cheeses: washed rinds.
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That said, it's disappointing to have original Now You See Me star Isla Fisher miss out on the sequel, which comes out tomorrow.
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And a New York man wants to make sure a key demographic doesn't miss out on the African superhero's exploits: kids of color.
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Now Apple will also miss out on selling HomePod during the holiday shopping season, the most lucrative time of year for electronics makers.
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The museum doesn't have a lot of funds, and I don't want miss out on these artists who are important to our community.
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Don't miss out on the Startup Battlefield to watch an impressive group of startups launch on a world stage and compete for $100,000.
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When we constrict concertos to being things that exist in certain parts of our lives, we miss out on the humanity of music.
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Did you miss out on watching The Witcher or the latest season of You on Netflix over the holidays because you were traveling?
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I don't think it's right that Americans miss out on job opportunities because illegal workers are used to get work done more cheaply.
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A renter who puts off a hunt in hopes of cheaper apartments in a few months could miss out on an ideal place.
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The family will also miss out on a Queen and Adam Lambert concert "that we were very much looking forward to!" said Tan.
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If such U.S. investments were banned, American investors would miss out on what many analysts expect will be a long-term growth story.
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While jetting off to L.A. fueled her creatively, the decision caused Irie to miss out on the playful antics of being a teenager.
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Savers who wait until the child is 7 to open an account miss out on potential gains from the early, more aggressive investments.
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Military families miss out on experiences that most civilian families do not: birthdays, anniversaries, vacations, funerals and even the births of their children.
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"It's all too easy to miss out on the important moments in life because you're too busy staring at your phone," Branson said.
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It's entertainment, but it's also grounded in what's going on in the culture, and if you miss out on that, it doesn't work.
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The closing also means that the play will miss out on the box office bump that shows typically enjoy the week after Christmas.
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The downside is that blocking notifications from those you don't follow means you may also miss out on mentions you want to see.
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Critically, first-generation students also miss out on the advice, support and voice of experience provided by parents with firsthand experience of higher education.
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If you miss out on the SNES Classic right at launch, the best path to snagging one is probably with an inventory monitoring website.
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Either way, it means us here in the States are going to miss out on what might be the coolest phone of the year.
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Will they run into each other in the halls and get caught up doing a mirror double-take and miss out on their debut?
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So don't miss out on your chance to pitch your startup to some of the TechCrunch team, local VCs and your local tech community.
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This month, AJ decided to use his first high school dance to give his little sister an experience she would otherwise miss out on.
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But unlike most other baby dogs, this 9-week-old German shepherd will miss out on many of the joys of being a canine.
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There are many people whose stories we miss out on because our society teaches us to question realities that go against maleness and whiteness.
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Because new takes and fresh ideas are what fuels progress and, without them, we all miss out on the solutions that humanity most needs.
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That means Netflix should be able to stream the next two Star Wars movies, but it'll miss out on the new trilogy's final installment.
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Black Friday is happening on Friday, November 29th, but if you shop on that day only, you'll probably miss out on some great deals.
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Don't miss out on your chance to showcase your early-stage startup to all the right people at a price anyone can afford: free.
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You might miss out on the deal, but chances are if it wasn't on your shopping list before Monday, you don't actually need it.
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Councils miss out on much of the extra local tax revenue from new houses, because it is hoovered up and redistributed by central government.
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With just one weekend left to try and turn things around, it's possible that one or both teams could miss out on the playoffs.
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What if your phone doesn't support AR apps and you miss out on the opportunity to "try out" a virtual couch before you buy?
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But if you haven't read the book, you miss out on key details, like this theory that Jon Snow ends up killing Cersei Lannister.
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In a statement, Cargill said it advocates for U.S. participation in CPTPP so that exporters and consumers do not miss out on its benefits.
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Fake financial news tends to thrive by suggesting that you have to act right away or miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Officials from top sides, including British teams reluctant to miss out on any new deal, have been meeting throughout 503 to discuss potential changes.
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It's almost too much to keep track of, and you don't want to miss out on an unexpected sale when you least expect it.
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It is now rethinking that decision, after a study found that divestment had caused it to miss out on $3 billion in investment gains.
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He's reportedly gonna miss out on a $1.2 million bonus written into his contract if he missed 9 more games than he already had.
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But when organizations refuse to tackle this question, that means they also miss out on the benefits of a truly diverse membership, Geletkanycz says.
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Not one to ever miss out on a growth opportunity, Wall Street is increasingly advising clients to invest in the booming legalized marijuana market.
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Tickets for the show are still on sale, so don't miss out on the chance to hear from two legends of this new industry.
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The Pentagon may miss out on $33.6 billion in savings by not adopting recommendations made by its own watchdog, according to a new report.
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Yet, most stock investors are more comfortable buying stocks after a price increase instead, fearing that they will miss out on even greater gains.
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Don't obsess too much over these things and miss out on all the amazing things in life that are right in front of you.
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Students who take six years to finish a bachelor's degree, for example, can miss out on six figures of lifetime retirement savings, NerdWallet estimates.
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She and her husband, Adam, opted for mini-retirements because they didn't want to miss out on things if they waited until their sixties.
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Seasons: 1Episodes: 6Fans of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's series "Fleabag" won't want to miss out on "Crashing," another offbeat comedy that also stars Waller-Bridge.
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Peter tries to stay up later than me, but I drag him into bed because I don't want to miss out on any fun.
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Word to the wise: Surf over to Colourpop to snag yours before satisfying your sweet tooth — or you may miss out on the goods.
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If you start at age: In short, the longer you wait to start saving and investing, the more you'll miss out on compound interest.
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And I can't imagine a world in which I would miss out on the opportunity to track those steps on my precious activity monitor.
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When a stray gunshot left Mariam Paré paraplegic at age 20, she was afraid to miss out on the thing she loved most — painting.
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But there's a catch: Wage-based hiring means companies may miss out on mid-level workers they still have trouble filling with qualified Americans.
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She wrote that her job often consumed too much of her time and caused her to miss out on key moments with her children.
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These events happen frequently—if I miss out on a Kulve Taroth event, that's okay, because it'll come back around in a few weeks.
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That is a disservice to fans, who miss out on what happens when someone in the room is pushing back, not merely taking dictation.
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So the company seems to be covering its bases to ensure it doesn't miss out on the potential next big thing in media platforms.
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To make sure tennis fans don't miss out on what's to come, here's everything to know about keeping up with the semifinals from home.
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The report models out different scenarios of responses to the coronavirus pandemic for the UK and the US. Never miss out on healthcare news.
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But we're still trying to go to class and everything too, because otherwise we're going to miss out on the curriculum and get behind.
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After largely missing out on the smartphone revolution, Intel is trying to get in shape so it doesn't miss out on the wearable trend.
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Successful entrepreneurs could miss out on the next big thing by focusing on their current customers and remaining married to their once-disruptive products.
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Separate filers also miss out on a range of tax breaks, including the child and dependent care credit and the student loan interest deduction.
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With that excitement in mind, moviegoers may want to secure their tickets ahead of time so as not to miss out on the hype.
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Dell XPS 13 Dell notes that if you miss out on this deal, it'll be back on at 2PM ET on Monday, February 17th.
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"There seems to be a lot of people who will miss out on this opportunity because they will have passed the window," Bednar says.
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A United Airlines flight attendant said she's disappointed that she has to miss out on time with friends and family, particularly during the holidays.
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The dominant service, in a whopping 75 percent of those homes, is Netflix—presumably because no one wanted to miss out on Stranger Things.
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The only thing I might miss out on is the selfie control, but then again, I'm sure there are third-party apps for that.
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Well, there you have it: If there's one Black Friday/Cyber Monday beauty sale you won't miss out on this year, it's this one.
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"It's a financial sacrifice, but we don't want to just drop them at day care and miss out on so much time," Raquel said.
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Unfortunately, Poppy has already fallen asleep, so I miss out on all the smiles and laughs (also the last diaper change of the day).
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But if Congress does vote to cut NIH funding — which could very well happen — who knows what ideas and breakthroughs we'll miss out on?
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Don't miss out on an opportunity lock in your discounted early-bird or group rates to hear from the most influential people in media!
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And don't miss out on the kickoff party happening at Gowanus Loft on Friday night, from 6–9 pm, featuring artwork by Dale Williams.
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But once you get into the habit of only having quickies before work or bed, you can miss out on a lot of the fun.
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In the May primary, Kemp was beaten by Casey Cagle by 10 points — a sizable defeat but not enough to miss out on a runoff.
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One resident, Tom Hilsworth, told NBC 5 that he fears Plattsburgh will miss out on the blockchain boom if it isn't friendly to mining operations.
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To make it the default sword and to skip these steps seems like it causes the player to miss out on what makes Zelda Zelda.
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You know deals this good don't come around too often, so we're here to make sure you don't miss out on any of the sales.
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You can make a checklist of traits that the perfect partner will possess, but do you really want to miss out on Mr. or Mrs.
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Without the telephoto lens he would have essentially had to miss out on the shot, because he is only shooting with his iPhone these days.
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Sure, you miss out on wireless charging, but that's also true of the OnePlus 6T and the majority of other phones in this price class.
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Walstra encourages young people now to embrace investing so that they don't miss out on compounding returns, even if they're worried another recession is imminent.
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They say they never heard back, causing them to miss out on whatever OpenAI advises other researchers about the risks of software like its own.
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The list is pretty East Coast-centric, too, so anyone not living over on the eastern seaboard will unfortunately miss out on this particular promo.
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My biggest financial mistake was the years I missed investingOpportunity cost is that unseen payoff you miss out on because you're busy doing something else.
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We work hard to try to understand and predict what posts on Facebook you find entertaining to make sure you don't miss out on those.
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I mean, why indeed merely running a presidential campaign, why should you miss out on making all that money was the import of his statement.
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When physical touch is limited in this way, these kids miss out on valuable lessons about trust and how to ask for support from others.
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But the Legion Y7000 belongs right there on that list, and for just $929.99 you won't want to miss out on this limited time offer.
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The 2nd Annual TechCrunch Winter Party goes down on February 8, and you simply don't want to miss out on a fun night of opportunity.
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That's why we're rounding up the eleven most mouth-watering NYC snacks that you — and your followers — aren't going to want to miss out on.
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More worrying is the fact that it can lead to situations where the program may miss out on identifying a serious threat altogether, Borkar added.
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But if the internet is your only connection to the world outside of your empty apartment, there are fundamental human experiences you'll miss out on.
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If you're at all interested in the streaming TV service, you should sign up before that date — otherwise you'll miss out on the promotional price.
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It's based on Android 5.1 Lollipop rather than 6.0 Marshmallow, meaning you miss out on features like improved battery life and Google Now on Tap.
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Former Governor Chris Christie withdrew from the initiative in 2012, causing the state to miss out on $279 million in revenue from emissions credit auctions.
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If you have yet to follow Kylie Jenner on Snapchat, you'll miss out on watching her epic adventure with sisters Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner.
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And if you happen to be in London between November and January, don't miss out on the opportunity to go ice skating at Somerset House.
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That means a child might not be able to submit a homework assignment online or a parent could miss out on an online job application.
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Hawaii and parts of Alaska will get a partial view, but mainland US will miss out on the show this time around, according to NASA.
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She apologized for fans who had made travel plans and for those that will miss out on having a night together with their loved ones.
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The worry that a lot of people have with pre-ordering is that you might miss out on a better deal further down the line.
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While the process saves hedge funds time, some sellers believe that the lack of human touch will cause funds to miss out on valuable datasets.
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Besides losing space for 4% more passengers, O'Leary will miss out on efficiency gains: the 737 MAX burns 16% less fuel than its older counterparts.
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The premise of the business is that consumers miss out on billions of dollars a year by failing to file claims in settled class actions.
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They also miss out on a range of tax credits, including the child and dependent care credit and the American opportunity and lifetime learning credits.
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Here's what you should do as soon as your new card arrives to activate your benefits and make sure you don't miss out on anything.
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Goldman Sachs warns that investors are starting to cool on commodities and could miss out on further gains for the year's best-performing asset class.
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So, the pill might make you lose a little bit of your sexiness edge across the cycle because you miss out on your estrogen surge.
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Namely, some popular Instagram accounts are urging their followers to select "Turn On Post Notifications" to ensure that you don't miss out on their posts.
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Those who fail to grasp that lesson will miss out on the risk to their companies in spite of having correctly foreseen the global risks.
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If you don't use TOMATO PASTE, you miss out on the thickening aspect and a richness of flavor brought about by drying very fleshy fruit.
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Tis the season for some serious seafood too, so don't miss out on Lobster & Chips and Smoked Oysters with Bacon, Chard, Lemon, and Ranchero Cheese.
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However, if customers are holding off on buying tickets because of travel fears, it could discount tickets too soon and miss out on potential revenue.
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Country music fans won't want to miss out on "The Country Music Cruise," featuring more than 50 live music performances and multiple country-themed events.
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But they will miss out on so much more if the two companies call off the deal in the face of the adverse court ruling.
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Tuesday might be known universally as Amazon's Prime Day, but other retailers aren't going to miss out on the heavier-than-normal online shopping traffic.
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In fact, limiting your diet to drinking fruit or vegetables can cause you to miss out on important nutrients such as protein and healthy fats.
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But these people will miss out on the deeper engagement with oneself that a vacation can allow, away from the props of status and career.
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The delays in testing can mean patients miss out on treatment but may also mean the scale of the problem is worse than we know.
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Almost every Jeffree Star Cosmetics product will be discounted on Cyber MondayIf you miss out on the brand&aposs Black Friday deals, don&apost fret.
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But what if it just hurts too much to miss out on that family reunion or that conference on the other side of the country?
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The problem is, if you talk about the thing in front of everyone, you will get instant gratification but miss out on more interesting topics.
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While they enjoy staying home for Christmas Day itself, the Sognonvis don't miss out on New York City's festive attractions leading up to the holiday.
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Jones made sure Witten's wife, Michelle, knew they were the real deal -- as if J.J. would EVER miss out on a chance to go big.
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For a 4K TV that doesn't skimp on eye candy, don't miss out on this great deal on a new 2019 4K TV from Vizio.
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Never one to miss out on an opportunity to ridicule his foe, Jones saw Cormier's complaints as the perfect chance to mock DC some more.
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That's a big deal: 6.4 million New Yorkers have Medicaid coverage, making those contracts lucrative opportunities that health plans won't want to miss out on.
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Luckily, frugal shoppers don't have to miss out on the biggest skin-care innovations of the year — all they need to do is visit the drugstore.
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Ultimately, designers and engineers who don't think broadly and inclusively about who their technology can work for will miss out on a whole world of inspiration.
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Consumers lose an average of $177 worth of rewards when they miss out on applying for travel cards during special promotions and other time-based offers.
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Here's hoping this time is different, if only because it'd be a real bummer to miss out on a Prince-Bythewood-directed female superhero team up.
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But just because that carefree, warm-weather buzz may have faded, doesn't mean that we have to miss out on all those jittery pre-fall feels.
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So instead we watch and marvel at the latest macho Putin photo op, and miss out on the chance to understand the politics behind the poses.
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Google is slowly piecing together a strategy for China to ensure that it doesn't miss out on the growth of technology in the world's largest country.
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It's something a lot of schools offer, to encourage their students (and, it seems, their students' parents) not to miss out on even a single day.
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Anyone waiting for a flight during the ceremony won't miss out on the royal wedding either, as Heathrow plans to broadcast the event across all terminals.
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You also miss out on Viacom networks, and YouTube doesn't offer any way to subscribe to HBO, which is something that most of its rivals provide.
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At the same time, Facebook's reach leaves many organizations with little choice but to use the platform so they don't miss out on much-needed funds.
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There's no need to panic just yet, but you should keep an eye on that ticking clock, so you don't miss out on a significant saving.
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If passive investors do not take part in the flotations (because the stocks are not yet in the index), they will miss out on those gains.
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This means you have absolutely no reason to miss out on Shameless, which is arguably one of the best TV shows on the air right now.
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They instil a fear that if we don't keep trying, keep going, we'll miss out on what other women found, and it'll be all our fault.
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This year, even those who made a resolution to eat healthy in 2019 won't have to miss out on any of these Super Bowl Sunday staples.
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While waiting to find their forever homes, the shelter dogs of the Maui Humane Society get one treat many other pups miss out on: beach walks.
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Needless to say, Becca and Caila didn't really miss out on much because Ben and Amanda's one-on-one that followed took place AT A MCDONALD'S.
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That's always an option in case you miss out on Best Buy's Black Friday deals, where you can buy a brand-new HomePod for $100 off.
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For instance, what if you could get a notification when your friends are hanging out together so that you don't miss out on a great party?
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But tropes can be bad as a business strategy — and this trope is causing American companies to miss out on Indian moonshots and trillion-dollar opportunities.
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Some scientists theorize that children born via C-section may miss out on important microbes that shape their immune systems and in turn their lifelong health.
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Most global brands are spending a lot of time in China just to figure it out so they won't miss out on a huge growth opportunity.
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McIlroy will miss out on the weekend along with Tiger Woods, who shot a one-under 246 but still ended six-over for his two rounds.
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Early bird tickets are still on sale so don't miss out on the chance to hear Krauss and Bash discuss what comes next for commercial drones.
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This way you won't miss out on any tests, applications, or deadlines that are absolutely integral to starting the school year off on the right foot.
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But like dieting and exercise, it is easy to put off, causing foot-dragging among stock and fund holders who miss out on a tax break.
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Despite seeing a record 26% increase in profits in 2018, HKEX continues to miss out on a major part of most exchanges' business models: selling data.
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"When we forego travel, we miss out on defining moments, experiences and memories, and end up costing our economy," Denis said in a press release Tuesday.
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Margaux's Demi Flat comes in three different shoe widths, so you never have to miss out on a cute flat style because of your foot shape.
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"If you come in thinking you know all the answers, you miss out on an opportunity to potentially uncover something entirely new and different," he said.
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Or, the fear of loneliness can cause people to obsessively use social media to the extent that they miss out on making face-to-face connections.
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Here's what we do look for: College isn't everything, and I'd hate to think we'd miss out on an awesome hire just because they didn't attend.
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It's an investing prejudice that has led many investors to miss out on an overseas equities market that has outpaced the S&P 500 this year.
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Finally, if you hurry through your return, you might miss out on the fact that you have to report your nondeductible IRA contributions for the year.
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Not wanting to miss out on the trend, many bakers also gave the dish a try, birthing the pizzeria culture that's still famous in Naples today.
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The entire night, the camerawork was too tightly zoomed on one or another wrestler, which caused the television audience to miss out on various big moments.
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If he does so, the U.S. could miss out on many of the economic benefits identified in the report, which was commissioned by the German government.
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"There's a lot of different contentions people have when they donate money, and I think that's what a lot of people miss out on," Johnson said.
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You don't want it to be too easy, because you miss out on that grit that you get from having to learn it on your own.
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They also believe it could be an issue for some vegans who miss out on vital nutrients like B12, which is found in protein and dairy.
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Mr. Pallone said Americans had become so fed up with receiving unwanted calls, including from foreign countries, that they could inadvertently miss out on important calls.
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While they do not want to miss out on popular companies with fast growth, they also have to weigh the risks of businesses with unproven economics.
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Just because these big-time celebs can't be seen on Snapchat doesn't mean they should have to miss out on the most used and abused filter!
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To boot, your friends and family miss out on the time you would spend with them if you worked in an office instead of at home.
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"We want to have a more senior leadership in place in Asia ... so that Telenor doesn't miss out on opportunities that come up there," he added.
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I have experienced first hand the whole other level of friendship and social involvement you miss out on without these platforms, especially snapchat at my age.
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You could always look at the cheaper end of the speaker market, but the risk is that you'll miss out on essential features and sound quality.
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That meant the customer would miss out on getting two years of free supercharging, an incentive Tesla made available in September to spur Model 3 sales.
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You can feel like a pest at moment's like that, but the fear that you could miss out on a story outweighs a moment of embarrassment.
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We miss out on Casey Benjamin's alto saxophone solo (consult the "ArtScience" version for that), but all told, this cut provides more satisfaction than the original.
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He believes larger companies will continue to form alliances and collaborations with smaller, personalized nutrition companies to ensure they don't miss out on this revenue stream.
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Fans who miss out on a free copy will have a chance to buy Issue No. 1 when Issue No. 2 is released later in May.
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And rather than miss out on the event, Jamil made it on Saturday — along with a bag of frozen peas and a healthy dose of painkillers.
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Without that openness, China will miss out on exactly the kind of interchanges that Deng and reformers of his era believed were essential to China's success.
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Whatever you do, don't miss out on Walmart's BOGO offer on Xbox Live memberships: If you buy a three-month subscription for $224.99 now through Dec.
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They would rather not choose and monitor what websites they are appearing on, he said, because they worry they will miss out on potentially lucrative destinations.
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Central to Blue Origin's argument for changing how LSP functions is that whoever loses will miss out on a critical part of the large rocket market.
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Not only will they not end up on panels, but the world will also miss out on all the breakthroughs and treatments they could have produced.
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But all of these appraisals miss out on something, on the essential (gooey) core of the whole issue: I am cozy because I have to be.
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Your Money Adviser Have you seen that interest rates are rising on some certificates of deposit, only to worry that you'll miss out on further increases?
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Drivers may feel a sense of urgency to shop on the road, fearing they will miss out on the best deals, said consumer savings expert Andrea Woroch.
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Members of the latter group are often categorized as contractors rather than employees and miss out on the cushy salaries and benefits doled out to their coworkers.
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There's no rush with RSS—you don't miss out on a day's worth of news, or TV recaps, or game reviews if you're offline for 24 hours.
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Retirement might seem too far off to start considering, but the longer you wait to start saving and investing, the more you'll miss out on compound interest.
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The report comes only a day after Russia's wrestling federation said there were "tens" of positive tests among its athletes would could miss out on the Olympics.
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That characterization — which Coons passionately argues is wildly inaccurate — has caused Democrats to miss out on a significant, active, and organized part of their base, he argues.
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But since gig workers often miss out on employer-provided benefits, such as pension contributions, whatever wage advantage they appear to enjoy may in practice be smaller.
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But you seriously don't want to miss out on Startup Battlefield — it's one of the best ways to introduce that greatness to the rest of the world.
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An old investing adage advises to be happy if you miss out on the final 21998 percent of gains in a stock that has already done well.
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Another has created 10% more places for students who would currently just miss out on a place; a summer school will then get them up to speed.
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Over the weekend, under the hashtag #IfIDieInASchoolShooting, students listed teenage milestones they'd miss out on if they were to die in school, like prom and turning 16.
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Lack of airport capacity means Britain will miss out on trade worth £14 billion ($17 billion) over the next ten years, according to Frontier Economics, another consultancy.
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It may also be the case that people doing a 10-minute workout will miss out on some of the mental benefits of traditional exercise, Pinkstaff said.
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Travel barriers might mean some veterans with hearing loss who aren't helped by hearing aids miss out on care that could help them, Bhattacharyya said by email.
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I'm usually the kind of guy to miss out on these things because I hate lines and I don't like being used for other people's ad campaigns.
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Shopbop.com is known for their amazing selection of designer fashions and when styles go on sale, you don't want to miss out on the chance to score.
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If it's enacted, the whole West Coast would be banning contracts that aren't net neutrality-friendly — and that's not a market ISPs want to miss out on.
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Don't miss out on a full day of thrilling competition, outstanding panel discussions, networking and the chance to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit of Latin America's startup community.
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Miss out on any of those fours elements and you get a fudged approximation of UHD instead, which is where a lot of the confusion comes in.
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If a campaign meant for Father's Day can't run on Father's Day, for example, it stands to miss out on sales as it waits for human review.
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Yet because many investors tend to panic and sell after prices already have dropped, experts typically recommend staying invested so you don't miss out on the upside.
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It means that traditional funds don't want to miss out on good deals and work with Aspect and other diverse funds as well as expanding their ranks.
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U.S. department stores have continued to miss out on the spending uptick experienced by many retailers and have suffered heavily from competition by online rivals including Amazon.
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As if to try to compensate North Americans who will miss out on this summer&aposs show, the next lunar eclipse will strongly favor the Western Hemisphere.
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Why it matters: AR and VR are often touted as key next frontiers for computing and Apple can't afford to miss out on the next big thing.
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Another recommended vaccine that many young'uns might miss out on is the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, which can prevent cervical and other cancers caused by the virus.
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Clearly, a gender non-conforming upbringing can have consequences—but according to Dani, her parenting style isn't making her daughter miss out on anything, rather the opposite.
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Great deals on new Apple tech is a little hard to come by, so you can't miss out on a $100 discount for a recent iPad model.
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Jankowski shared that while she enjoyed living at a slower pace, she reportedly wondered if residing far away from Hollywood made her miss out on acting opportunities.
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Preston went on to finish fifth and narrowly miss out on promotion, with fans in Lancashire nonetheless impressed with their loanee's flair, vision and cracking free kicks.
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It means women will miss out on the 1.4 million new jobs in computer science-related fields by 2020 predicted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Of course, it's only understandable that Americans might not want to miss out on all the deals (how good they are is a subject of some dispute).
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A women who starts her career today will miss out on $20163,760 in earnings over 40 years, according to new estimates from the National Women's Law Center.
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Over the last few years the company shed much of its excess that was slowing it down and caused it to miss out on the mobile revolution.
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Like Black Friday, early morning is the best time to score a deal you don't want to miss out on, with deals peaking between 6:30 a.m.
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But Carolina and Cam are hoping they can avoid the dreadful streak of seven straight losses they suffered in 2018 to miss out on a playoff spot.
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Not only did the Warriors miss out on Durant's 2 points per game Thursday, they were also without Andre Iguodala, who did not play because of illness.
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A student would miss out on more than $46,000 in income by taking five years to graduate, while a student taking six years would forgo about $94,000.
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Some people hold on to stocks too long, and sell after they've hit their peak — others buy and trade too quickly, and miss out on potential opportunities.
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Unless the Tigers (19-13) receive the automatic berth that comes with winning the conference tournament, Coach Johnny Jones's team will miss out on the tournament. (L.
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This stigma and fear may keep the pregnant patient silent; which is unfortunate as they could miss out on effective treatment, safe deliveries and promising recovery options.
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"Millions of people who live in these communities could miss out on potentially life-saving information because [the alert system's] current brushstroke is too broad," he said.
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But just because you don't actually go to school anymore doesn't mean you should miss out on the thrill of spending a bunch of money in September.
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Eschew verification, and you miss out on tools designed to improve your online experience, or, in the case of Airbnb, get shut out of the experience entirely.
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It's likely that a woman reading this today will soon be passed over for a deserved promotion or miss out on funding for a game-changing idea.
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Without the agreement America will miss out on adding 2628,28503 new jobs and over $22019 billion in new economic growth according to the U.S. International Trade Commission.
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To make sure his restaurants won't die, he made the dining experience memorable for customers, an experience they would miss out on if consumers use delivery apps.
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On Monday, the trading start-up emailed customers who said they were affected by tech glitches that caused them to miss out on a historic market day.
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I don't want to look ridiculous and I certainly don't want to miss out on the self-esteem perks of apparently morphing into a temporary goddess either.
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The American men lost to Trinidad and Tobago, at the time the world's 99th-ranked team, last October to miss out on qualifying for the World Cup.
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Even if their help results in a good grade, they miss out on important knowledge and skills that they could have gained from completing the assignment themselves.
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But then, as now, the view from armchairs in Washington and newsrooms around the country missed something that it was impossible to miss out on the trail.
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The coronavirus outbreak is expected to keep us confined to our homes for some time, but that doesn't mean we have to miss out on grilling season.
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And why should director Phillips miss out on a nomination to make room for something else when his work was groundbreaking and unlike any other this year?
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"It's why my mom created a tennis camp, so Amanda could hang out with kids her own age, so she didn't miss out on anything," Egee said.
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For those who are a bit wary of traveling all by themselves but don't want to miss out on the opportunities solo travel affords, there are options.
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Nathaniel Popper, an NYT Parenting contributor, said one reason is that new dads fear they might be stigmatized by their employers and miss out on future opportunities.
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It also means property owners miss out on a face-to-face interaction that could help them understand how to resolve the issue quickly and avoid debt.
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"We're facing this alarming situation because millions of Congolese children miss out on routine immunization and lack access to health care when they fall sick," said Beigbeder.
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Already behind the eight ball, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will surely miss out on technologies that will come more and more rapidly as our expertise expands.
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If kids aren't part of the process when a family buys a car or plans a vacation, they miss out on some important money lessons, Henske says.
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Many families wait too long to open 529 college savings accounts, which means they miss out on the maximum benefits from the accounts, a new analysis finds.
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In order not to miss out on opportunities, you need to raise your own value, polish your skills and keep trusting yourself each step of the way.
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On my first visit, I was right in the middle of the parking lot, and was told there was a chance I'd miss out on pulled pork.
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Little tricks like this make all the difference in flavor — rush the flip, and you'll tear the soft tofu and miss out on that golden brown crust.
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Should an exhibition this thorough miss out on a vital section of its chronology simply because it cannot be represented in person by its most significant examples?
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But if the Echo came out here, I would likely have two choices at best: use it in English and miss out on the deepest integration with Amazon's fast-growing ecosystem — I wouldn't be able to ask about most Japanese products or services in English, for example — or use it in my second language and miss out on the ability to interact with Alexa as naturally as possible.
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Whether you hop on the first opportunity to save or wait until the final moment to make travel plans, don't miss out on the first vacation of summer.
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Check out these amazing deals, including models from Sony, Samsung, and up to $1,800 off an LG OLED TV. Really, you don't want to miss out on these.
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They even livestream, using selfie sticks, on stage at the end of each their shows so those who couldn't make it don't miss out on all the action.
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According to Forbes, West had been grossing an average of $1.5 million per city on the tour and will likely miss out on around $10 million in earnings.
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If you miss out on seeing that big full moon fill the skies tonight, you'll get another chance on January 31st, with the added bonus total lunar eclipse.
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Tesla chief executive Elon Musk said the electric car company will reimburse customers if delays to car deliveries cause them to miss out on a significant tax credit.
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While government employees received back pay automatically when the last shutdown ended, contract workers such as cleaners and security guards may miss out on five weeks of pay.
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Natt Garun's review rightfully pointed out that the S10E is a nice size, and you don't miss out on all that much by going with the cheaper option.
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The same goes for Samsung: while the Galaxy S10 starts at $900, a cheaper model, the S10E, begins around $750, and you really don't miss out on much.
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Neglect to start saving early and you'll miss out on the power of compound interest, the ability to cover emergencies without going bankrupt and increased peace of mind.
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Of course, a risk with this strategy is that if the stock or fund bounces back within the 30 days, a seller would miss out on the upside.
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To spare the little girls, even if it ultimately just throttled your eventual access to those abilities, is to miss out on a huge part of the experience.
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