In doing so, important details are inevitably lost and the search for meaningful insights is thwarted.

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And when he inevitably lost his job, it was Mourinho, who went on to win the Champions League with Porto, who stepped in to take over.

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England inevitably lost the Johannesburg Test - by an innings and 21 runs as it happened - but it wasn't all bad and the tourists improved during the course of the series.

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With such a big lead, Warrington inevitably lost concentration and were punished with two tries in as many minutes by McGuinness and Brocklehurst, but Clarke's converted try took the Wolves to 50 points.

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But the state that lost water, whichever it was, would inevitably block a new deal.

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Inevitably, good ideas, innovation and style will be lost to the homogenizing imperatives of the toolbox.

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Before long, users were lost in a sea of their own passwords, and inevitably they'd lose track of them.

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Inevitably, one looks in the mirror afterward and thinks, What have I lost?

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She is afraid of what will be lost when those who have lived through China's modern history inevitably grow old and die.

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