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losing money

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Making a show of loving the Russians does not help us any longer—every business in Crimea is losing money.

The medium-green firms are the ones who seem to still be losing money, but not in active trouble.

Okay, but why close stores that aren't actually losing money?

Yedioth won out: Maariv kept its position as an important agenda-setter, but began losing money.

But Price kept her in the same volatile stocks, she said, and she kept losing money.

If one dream of losing money, he will undoubtedly meet with disappointment before he goes much further in his journey of life.

Mrs. Wilstead hastily disclaimed any such unforgivable crime and inconsolable grief as losing money.

Business is not an affair of simply not losing money: it is an affair of making money.

As things stand to-day a council of city men are not likely to advance salaries where their police court is losing money.

A godly and righteous police court should glory in losing money year by year.

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On this page you'll find 16 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to losing money, such as: at a loss, bankrupt, behindhand, null, delinquent, and in arrears.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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