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Williams said that the audience will lose out on relevant context “that helps us understand why we are where we are in our society.”

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Ticket sales, sponsorships, local TV deals and jersey sales are the main ways an underperforming franchise may lose out on revenue.

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Fans would actually gain rather than lose out, too, with the average ball-in-play time this season 55 minutes 05 seconds - 114 seconds down from last season.

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Any benefits for U.S. buyers will be short-lived as their suppliers lose out to Chinese competitors.

At the same time, a cut to the government quality rating of Humana’s largest Medicare Advantage plan meant the company would lose out on future government bonuses.

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

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