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losing

adjective as in said of one who loses

adjective as in said of an activity in which one must lose

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The move prompted some French brands to announce they would leave BHV Marais, but the department store had already been losing tenants over late payments.

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After losing their majority in 2022 elections and ceding even more seats in snap polls last year, Macron's centrists have governed in a de facto coalition with the right-wing Republicans.

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One benefit is a reduction of $350 million of annual interest expense for Occidental, but it will be losing the profits of the chemicals business.

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The members navigated the complex production phase without losing sight of what was important to them.

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The accusation that she lied triggered a separate investigation by the state Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, the law enforcement accreditation board, putting her at risk of losing her police officer license.

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

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