and then I was loosing auctions in the 700$ range.
I am uncertain how one would "let loose or release" an auction, unless perhaps you owned it. It seems more likely that you were failing to win auctions. The word you were looking for is losing.
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Sun is loosing a great deal of business recently due to the introduction of Linux into the server market.
I find that unlikely. I think Sun's stockholders would be very upset if Sun were actually "letting loose or releasing" business. However, it could be argued that Sun is failing to retain business due to Linux deployment. The word you were looking for is losing.
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KDE Myth: Gnome is loosing, its dead, just use KDE.
What, exactly, would Gnome be "letting loose or releasing?" I'm afraid this statement makes no sense. Perhaps you meant to dispel the myth that Gnome is failing to win (whatever that means). If so, the word you were looking for was losing.
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While I agree that Microsoft is seldom interested in "letting loose or releasing" anything, I think MS is more concerned with the possibility of failing to win. The word you were looking for is lose.
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and unless another show could possibly compete with the NFL they are gonna loose.
I'm afraid you lost me here. What, exactly, would another show "let loose or release"? I would say that another show could fail to win in a ratings competition, but that is clearly not what you are saying here. If that were your meaning, I'm sure you would have used the word lose.
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if you cant keep the momentem (hype) up, you loose
Ignoring for the moment the many other issues I have with your post, this verb simply makes no sense here. "If you can't keep the hype up, you let loose or release..." what, exactly? Or perhaps you were looking for the word lose, indicating a failure to win.
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I doubt that one would consider "letting loose or releasing" a net connection in the event of a storm, unless there were danger of lightning strikes near conducting cable. However, one might fail to retain connectivity of an IR link in a storm. The word you were looking for is lose.
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But they where very happy when they got a copper link, since they could count on loosing net connection when there was fog.
I find it unlikely that these students would go around "letting loose or releasing" their net connection just because of some benign weather phenomenon. On the other hand, I suppose fog could cause the students to fail to retain an IR link. The word you were looking for is losing.
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The real question is how much money is the company loosing from people who have to redo misplaced documents
I find it difficult to believe that the company would be capable of "letting loose or releasing" money from people--that would be tantamount to theft. However, it is possible that the company would fail to obtain money from these people. The word you were looking for is losing.
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But if a company does not defend their trademark vigorously, after time they risk loosing it.
The average company runs very little risk of "letting loose or releasing" their trademarks. However, there is significant risk of failing to retain them. The word you were looking for is losing.
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with the USPTO, you can loose a patent after you have recieved it.
I think you would find very few individuals who are interested in "letting loose or releasing" patents. However, it is possible for one to fail to retain a patent. I believe the word you were looking for is lose.
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Very well--I am encouraged that your error was one of haste rather than of ignorance. Proceed with care in the future, lest you once again incur the wrath of LoseNotLooseGuy!
Now I believe you are suggesting that the SNOW idea can be used transparently without loosing the ELF flexibility.
I suppose one could argue that "letting loose or releasing" the ELF flexibility is possible; however, context would indicate that you were concerned about failing to retain ELF flexibility. The word you were looking for is losing.
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Either way you won't loose your liberties unless your TRYING TO.
The US has laws and rules to protect your rights, you don't loose them unless you express through actions or words you understanding of the loss of these rights.
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you wouldn't loose work time because you would not have to work.
I doubt that you would be capable of "letting loose or releasing" work time, as that would require the ability to manipulate time itself. However, it is possible that one could fail to efficiently exploit work time. I believe the word you were looking for is lose.
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Do you really want a 1 cubic inch sized cell phone that you loose once a week and spend $200 to replace?
I doubt that one would be capable of loosing such a cell phone unless, as another poster suggested, it came with some sort of wrist strap. However, it would be very easy to lose such a small phone.
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So Sun looses more and more market share and goes out of business
I do not believe that Sun would ever "let loose or release" market share; that would seriously irritate its shareholders. However, Sun may fail to retain market share. The word you were looking for is loses.
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It may be argued that one "lets loose or releases" flexibility when using raw devices, in the sense that you are consciously choosing a solution that does not permit the flexibility that was once available. However, it would be more apt to say that one fails to retain that flexibility. The word you were looking for is lose.
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if an instance goes down, you dont loose that data
I suspect that in the event of an instance going down, you would not "let loose or release" the data. However, it is possible that you would fail to retain it. The word you were looking for is lose.
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the price will drop - drugs will be worthless, and they will loose an awful lot of money.
Ignoring for the moment your questionable logic regarding government policy, it is not likely that the government would "let loose or release" money because the drugs lose value. It is more likely that the government would fail to possess that money. The word you were looking for is lose.
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Loosing out to lhamas who cant "afford" $50 for your product sucks.
I am uncertain how one would go about "letting loose or releasing" out to lhamas. I suspect you intended to use the phrase "losing out".
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and then I was loosing auctions in the 700$ range.
I am uncertain how one would "let loose or release" an auction, unless perhaps you owned it. It seems more likely that you were failing to win auctions. The word you were looking for is losing.
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Sun is loosing a great deal of business recently due to the introduction of Linux into the server market.
I find that unlikely. I think Sun's stockholders would be very upset if Sun were actually "letting loose or releasing" business. However, it could be argued that Sun is failing to retain business due to Linux deployment. The word you were looking for is losing.
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KDE Myth: Gnome is loosing, its dead, just use KDE.
What, exactly, would Gnome be "letting loose or releasing?" I'm afraid this statement makes no sense. Perhaps you meant to dispel the myth that Gnome is failing to win (whatever that means). If so, the word you were looking for was losing.
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They don't dare loose at any cost.
While I agree that Microsoft is seldom interested in "letting loose or releasing" anything, I think MS is more concerned with the possibility of failing to win. The word you were looking for is lose.
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Very well, i7dude, you are forgiven. Go forth and err no more, lest you once again incur the wrath of LoseNotLooseGuy!
and unless another show could possibly compete with the NFL they are gonna loose.
I'm afraid you lost me here. What, exactly, would another show "let loose or release"? I would say that another show could fail to win in a ratings competition, but that is clearly not what you are saying here. If that were your meaning, I'm sure you would have used the word lose.
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if you cant keep the momentem (hype) up, you loose
Ignoring for the moment the many other issues I have with your post, this verb simply makes no sense here. "If you can't keep the hype up, you let loose or release..." what, exactly? Or perhaps you were looking for the word lose, indicating a failure to win.
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The Recording Companies are desperately trying to maintain control of having people buy music. It's a loosing battle
Would that be a battle in which the contenders "let loose or release" something? Or perhaps you meant a losing battle, one which will not be won.
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So you would loose connection in storms etc.
I doubt that one would consider "letting loose or releasing" a net connection in the event of a storm, unless there were danger of lightning strikes near conducting cable. However, one might fail to retain connectivity of an IR link in a storm. The word you were looking for is lose.
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But they where very happy when they got a copper link, since they could count on loosing net connection when there was fog.
I find it unlikely that these students would go around "letting loose or releasing" their net connection just because of some benign weather phenomenon. On the other hand, I suppose fog could cause the students to fail to retain an IR link. The word you were looking for is losing.
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The real question is how much money is the company loosing from people who have to redo misplaced documents
I find it difficult to believe that the company would be capable of "letting loose or releasing" money from people--that would be tantamount to theft. However, it is possible that the company would fail to obtain money from these people. The word you were looking for is losing.
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But if a company does not defend their trademark vigorously, after time they risk loosing it.
The average company runs very little risk of "letting loose or releasing" their trademarks. However, there is significant risk of failing to retain them. The word you were looking for is losing.
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with the USPTO, you can loose a patent after you have recieved it.
I think you would find very few individuals who are interested in "letting loose or releasing" patents. However, it is possible for one to fail to retain a patent. I believe the word you were looking for is lose.
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Very well--I am encouraged that your error was one of haste rather than of ignorance. Proceed with care in the future, lest you once again incur the wrath of LoseNotLooseGuy!
Now I believe you are suggesting that the SNOW idea can be used transparently without loosing the ELF flexibility.
I suppose one could argue that "letting loose or releasing" the ELF flexibility is possible; however, context would indicate that you were concerned about failing to retain ELF flexibility. The word you were looking for is losing.
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Either way you won't loose your liberties unless your TRYING TO.
The US has laws and rules to protect your rights, you don't loose them unless you express through actions or words you understanding of the loss of these rights.
While it may be argued that one could voluntarily "let loose or release" their rights and liberties, context would indicate that you meant to refer to people failing to retain them. The word you were looking for is lose.
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you wouldn't loose work time because you would not have to work.
I doubt that you would be capable of "letting loose or releasing" work time, as that would require the ability to manipulate time itself. However, it is possible that one could fail to efficiently exploit work time. I believe the word you were looking for is lose.
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Do you really want a 1 cubic inch sized cell phone that you loose once a week and spend $200 to replace?
I doubt that one would be capable of loosing such a cell phone unless, as another poster suggested, it came with some sort of wrist strap. However, it would be very easy to lose such a small phone.
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Very well, angel'o'sphere, you are forgiven. :-)
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So Sun looses more and more market share and goes out of business
I do not believe that Sun would ever "let loose or release" market share; that would seriously irritate its shareholders. However, Sun may fail to retain market share. The word you were looking for is loses.
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You loose an enormous amount of flexibility.
It may be argued that one "lets loose or releases" flexibility when using raw devices, in the sense that you are consciously choosing a solution that does not permit the flexibility that was once available. However, it would be more apt to say that one fails to retain that flexibility. The word you were looking for is lose.
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if an instance goes down, you dont loose that data
I suspect that in the event of an instance going down, you would not "let loose or release" the data. However, it is possible that you would fail to retain it. The word you were looking for is lose.
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the price will drop - drugs will be worthless, and they will loose an awful lot of money.
Ignoring for the moment your questionable logic regarding government policy, it is not likely that the government would "let loose or release" money because the drugs lose value. It is more likely that the government would fail to possess that money. The word you were looking for is lose.
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