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be lose
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2.76 |
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All but lost in this is a child. |
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replace lose
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0.72 |
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In humans, the goal would be to replace bone lost to cancer or accidents. |
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wind lose
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0.72 |
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The greediest people wind up losing the most money. |
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play lose
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0.66 |
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You gotta play to lose. |
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say lose
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0.59 |
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Bucks general manager Ernie Grunfeld said losing any starter hurts. |
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have lose
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0.53 |
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To lose height pilots have to spiral down to the runway. |
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fear lose
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0.46 |
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But weep to have that which it fears to lose. |
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figure lose
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0.39 |
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This story hurts because a good guy figures to lose either way. |
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streak lose
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0.39 |
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Bobby Bonilla had a two-run homer, an RBI double and a single for the Marlins, who broke a three-game losing streak. |
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bear lose
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0.33 |
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Can I bear to lose her? |
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fault lose
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0.33 |
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Another time Muster double faulted to lose the game when he was serving for the second set. |
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use lose
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0.33 |
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Not that you get used to losing. |
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end_up lose
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0.26 |
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The two eventually end up lost in the swamp, and not a moment too soon. |
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loathe lose
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0.26 |
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As British colonies, they had devised their own voting rules, and they were loathe to lose that authority. |
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make_up lose
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0.26 |
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Bar-Illan said many of the losses were recoverable, such as making up lost work hours. |
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regain lose
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0.26 |
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It should never be forgotten that peace is the supreme good, so difficult to regain once lost. |