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Thousands of people have been lost, and [people] continue to be lost today in heavy storms. Yet our numbers are down. So the beneficial change has just been enormous.

Conrad Lautenbacher

To see these people over there by the thousands by the tens of thousands, they've lost everything, they've lost all their hope they've lost all their homes.

Abortion lost today, abortion lost in the last two presidential elections, and abortion will continue to lose its death grip on the American people.

We lost the game. We lost the Rose Bowl. We lost the co-champs. A lot of stuff we lost today.

Brandon Williams

The story took on an importance later that it did not deserve originally. Whether I wrote that story or not, Enron would have gone bankrupt, investors would have lost billions of dollars and thousands of people would have lost their jobs. I just picked up on an underlying skepticism. If you had told me then that the company would go under by the end of the year, I would have never believed it. I was as naive as the rest of us.

A long and difficult settlement looms. For Houston or Baton Rouge, these are huge numbers of people for them. They are desperately poor, seriously depressed, lost individuals with nothing. They are going to be hard to absorb. It's an enormous burden for a city to take it on. After the shock and warmth and compassion wear off, these refugees are going to have to find a way to become new citizens in these new places.

Just to see it on the news, to see people say, 'I'm lost' [it has an impact]. This guy says, 'I'm lost.' And his soul's lost. It has to touch you. If it doesn't, something's wrong with you.

We lost our Alan so senselessly. And we just don't understand it. I mean, this happens to other people. Now we lost our only brother and my parents lost their only son.

Certainly through change, some people get their feelings hurt, there's no doubt about it. Unfortunately, some of the people in some of the areas have lost the opportunity to see as many races as they had. But what we do is big business and what we do relies on a lot of people being able to see it.

That killed our morale, and we had some stupid mistakes that cost us some games. It just got to the point where we were out of it. We lost numbers, and we were trying to practice with 12 to 15 people when we needed (more) people.

How do you justify that for 100 lives? All the people that are burned and maimed. People who lost their eyesight. All these children who lost one or both parents ? it just isn't fair.

There's also a sense of pride. I think people kind of lost confidence in us, especially down here and even around the country. . He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others. .. People lost respect for us.

We lost some people. They lost some people. When you get to this point and the teams are so evenly matched, sometimes that's all it is. We probably made just one more play than they did.

For the people who have lost everything getting back the pet they thought was lost is such a joy, you can't even imagine how happy those people are when their animals are returned.

It's just hard for me to see how you can say there's an exaggeration when thousands of people lost their lives on September the 11th,

John Edwards (1953-)

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