1.   She was so shocked at herself she almost lost the advantage.

2.   If you miss, you lose the advantage of height and surprise.

3.   And with it, goes all the momentum relocation that occurs when home-ice advantage is lost in the first game of a series.

4.   Anytime you do anything to jeopardize that trust, you risk losing the advantage.

5.   Bobby Valentine, the Met manager, said anxiousness becomes a factor when hitters lose the advantage they have gained in an at-bat by swinging at poor pitches.

6.   A Wall Street insider like Paulson understands the economic significance of losing this advantage, and of the serious effort that is required to maintain it.

7.   But McCain made a rookie mistake and lost his advantage.

8.   But Tapani lost the advantage in the top of the third.

9.   But the Braves would either eventually lose the advantage in the at-bat or fail to reach base.

10.   But the Braves would either lose the advantage in the at-bat or fail to reach base.