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How can a war lose? you can lose a war or someone can win but a war its self can't lose.
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They began to lose power because many northerners lost interest in changing the South.
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18th century sugar plantations relied on the blood and sweat of African slaves to produce the product which allowed them to live in grandeur. Slaves worked from sun up to sun down in sweltering heat to grow and cut sugar cane. Those working in the sugar refining mills were so prone to lose limbs to machinery that axes were located near by to free bodies when the situation arose.
While development in the cotton and iron industries made France the leading industrial country until the end of the nineteenth century, after that time they began to lose prominence. Other countries began to emerge in these areas, notably the United States, which became a leader in the cotton industry at that time.
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Eighteenth-century Parisian courtiers lost interest in portraits because they desired paintings that entertained.
Century City - 2004 A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Lose 1-4 was released on: USA: 30 March 2004 Hungary: 21 January 2006
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Jean Van De Velde made a 7 on the 18th hole of the 1999 Open at Carnoustie. When a 6 would have won him the title. He went on to lose in the playoff, to Paul Lawrie.
It shouldn't be really, just read wrong. My 96 Century does the same thing. From what I understand it is the fuel sending unit not reading the amount of gas correctly
Oh, dude, mild ventricular and sulcal prominence is just a fancy way of saying that the spaces in your brain where cerebrospinal fluid flows and the grooves on the brain's surface are a bit more noticeable than average. It's like your brain is saying, "Hey, I'm here, and I'm doing my thing, no big deal." So, yeah, it's totally normal and nothing to lose sleep over.
One factor that prevented the development of a unified Germany state in the 16th and 17th century was that there was a big mix of different religions in the state. There was also many small states run by people who didn't want to lose their power.
The future tense of "lose" is "will lose."