61.   Now, with the advent of new technology, They are losing control of those things.

62.   You lose control of your life.

63.   For the first time you lose control of your own fate.

64.   De Gaulle was losing control over the direction of political developments, and his prestige was draining away with every piece of bad economic news or foreign policy failure.

65.   He gave enough encouragement to the army command without losing control of the situation altogether.

66.   As a result of his injury he sometimes lost control of his leg.

67.   He was knocked down and injured by a horse when the rider lost control while riding too fast.

68.   Cnut thus lost the control over Norway enjoyed by his father, and Olaf conceivably had some connection with whatever early difficulties he experienced in Denmark.

69.   Historians, of course, might feel at this point that they are in some sense losing control over what material is selected for future use.

70.   This means that the bidder will lose some control over the secrecy arrangements and may face a premature announcement by the target.