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The answer depends on what you think you gain from innovation and lose from crises.

Increasingly, they have at least as much to lose from IPR violations as their American counterparts.

A knife, you may feel oneself's have nothing at all, but have the similar thing, you did not lose from the beginning, do you know?

Even doctors, who may seem to have the most to lose from patient-centred digital medicine, increasingly support the move online.

Women, however, are loath to trust men who bring up the subject too early, perhaps as they have more to lose from pregnancy.

Russia has far more to lose from agreeing to sanctions than the US, which has no economic interest in Iran.

Boeing stands much to lose from any sanctions as it has extensive commercial interests in China's civil aviation market.

Investment across borders binds us together by creating actors with much to lose from political tension.

Conclusion one: China and the United States both gain from peaceful coexistence, and lose from conflicts.

When Milan signed the deal in 2005, it thought (and, investigators suspect, it was assured) that it could barely lose from the deal.

The creature in the household with the most to lose from a new arrival, he probably simply fought for what he had.

Labor-intensive exporters have the most to lose from currency appreciation, which erodes their competitiveness.

Short term, the euro zone has the most to lose from rising currency tensions, given the relative hawkishness of the European Central Bank.

For 30 years the consensus has been that Britain has more to gain than to lose from its open embrace of globalisation.

Apple, which has plenty to lose from cannibalising its MacBook line, has not.

Any real change in the near term must come from China, which increasingly has the most to lose from a dollar debacle.

They believe they have the most to lose from peace talks (though plenty of Pushtuns are also fearful).

Governments may need to harness the tax and benefit system to compensate some workers who lose from globalisation.

And Germany has a huge amount to lose from a fracturing of the European Union.

Yet the vast majority in Africa are net-buyers of food who stand to lose from high food prices.

After all, as northern Europe lends more and more to the periphery, it has more to lose from the disintegration of the euro zone.

In other words they had absolutely nothing to gain (or lose) from this barely existent group.

youth is not just for memory, we should not lose from time to time to grieve, to tell yourself to live in great hope.

Even recruitment agencies, which stand to lose from the application of such schemes, see the benefits for their own operations.

Of all the "old" media, newspapers have the most to lose from the internet.

Just build occasional Vikings to replace any you might lose from this main attack squadron.

His grander former self would decide that he has little to lose from trying either.

This is a possible option. The US should remember it has the most to win and the most to lose from a stable dollar.

They say the Chinese have more to lose from a trade war, so if push comes to shove, the Chinese would back down.

After all, as big economic stakeholders in the old order, Egyptian generals have a lot to lose from democracy.

Large, long-established companies are generally the most trustworthy because they have more to lose from selling poor quality goods.

It is not only bookshops and newsstands that lose from this process.

Amazon, who sell the Kindle e-book reader, may have something to lose from Google's approach

No things lose from me