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After a while, his father dropped another cherry and once again, his son lost on time in picking it up and putting it in his mouth.

However, the fact isn't lost on Andriy that Liverpool stand between us and a place in the Champions League final in Rome.

The irony that the roots of the crisis lie in housing markets, where turnover costs are high, is often lost on the tax's proponents.

Even if she had not walked this path a dozen times before, the whole island just was not big enough to get lost on.

There was no danger of getting lost on this island--all he had to do was to follow the cliff edge until he came to Lucy's cottage.

Like many messages, the healthy eating one seems to be lost on those who need it most and taken to extremes by those who need it least.

The boy is running here and there as if (he were) searching for something lost on the sports ground.

In fact, since adults write kids' television programmes, much of the humour may be lost on the intended audience, she said.

Analysts are likely to spend the next few days trying to figure out exactly how much the bank has lost on its subprime investments.

He is out looking for a large amount of money that he lost on his way home .

It may have been a drill, but the symbolism was not lost on the throng of Filipino journalists on the beach for the occasion.

The fact that he's out of the team has not been lost on Oliver Kahn who has taken no time in having a little pop at his great mate.

This lesson has not been lost on the wannabe gods trying to create lifelike behavior in computer worlds.

Seeram said the irony of finding a potential anti-diabetes compound in a sweetener is not lost on him.

The boy is running impatiently here and there as if (he is) searching for something lost on the sports ground.

Under this specific scenario it is possible for graphic content to be inadvertently lost on save.

The political and economic cost of these failings has not been lost on China's leaders.

Thanks to the 3ms response time of the x2301, fast-paced combat wasn't lost on me for a nanosecond.

The boy is running impatiently here and there as if searching for something lost on the sports ground.

The thirty thousand dollars he had lost on Wednesday about cleaned him and his wife out.

It's thirty years since we last met. But I still remember the story, believe it or not, that we got lost on a rainy night.

The feelings that she silently conveyed were not lost on him: it was contempt infused with condescending love.

This point was not lost on Mikhail Gorbachev, the reformist Soviet leader.

Maybe I can understand all that , but what a mortal sin it is to cheer for all the innocent souls we lost on that fateful day .

He meant to say thank you, but the words got lost on the way to his mouth, and what he said instead was, "Who are you? "

It's not lost on anyone, least of all me, that this is an election year.

Weiping said he wasn't worried about the historical nuances being lost on a non-Asian audience.

It's possible that she might have got lost on the way home.

Happily, the British lesson has not been lost on American health reformers.

It was not lost on them that Mr Kan pointedly failed to direct his apology to North Korea, which suggests some political expediency.

And this was the portion of my brain that I lost on the morning of my stroke.

All this has not been lost on the equity markets.

The Lakers lost on the road to a sub-. 500 team for the second time in a week.

Since the U. S. officially entered recession in December 2007, 6. 9 million jobs have been lost, on a seasonally adjusted basis.

This fact wasn't lost on attendees of The Wall Street Journal's China Financial Markets conference in Beijing in early November.

"Behind every great fortune is a great crime, " Balzac once shrewdly observed, and this was not lost on Fitzgerald.

It is an irony not lost on the Chinese public that the Year of the Tiger has not been good for the big cats.

At the national level, revenues lost on income tax would be made up by higher national-insurance contributions.

But such subtleties are likely to be lost on financial markets beyond the country's financial capital.

In case the point was lost on anyone, he tore up his copy of the UN rule book.

This detail was not lost on the British, who sent Napoleon into exile here following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

Thomas: You know, another aspect which is lost on outsiders is sarcasm.

Lost on the way, no one to blame, no one to save, nothing to do with the way everything's changed.

The precedent of Slobodan Milosevic, carted off to the dock after falling from power in Serbia, has not been lost on the world's bad men.

These nuances are likely to be lost on the enemies of welfare reform, who include many trade unionists and some Labour backbenchers.

The exhibition's (offline) interactivity has not been lost on its visitors.

In a crisis, chances are that CEO humour will get lost on the way to the front page.

Many print books are also bought as gifts, since the delights of an Amazon gift card are lost on most 6-year-olds.

I see Don Juan in a cell of one of those Spanish monasteries lost on a hilltop.

NO way. He's not hurt at all huh? It can't be! He Lost on purpose, I bet! Wait! Let me speak to you!

If you've ever gotten lost on one of Prospect Park's paths, you'll understand the point.

This mismatch is presumably not lost on the U. S. and Australian ministers gathered in San Francisco.

That profit is not lost on government soldiers in central Africa, who often get paid as little as $100 a month, if they get paid at all.

Believe it or not, more points are lost on essay tests by not answering what's asked than by giving wrong answers.

There is an old joke about a person, lost on the street. He turns to a stranger and says, 'Please, how do I get to the city hall?

All this was lost on Deerslayer.

The idea is to make it easier to find friends on a night out, or ensure that people don't get lost on holiday.

This similarity has not been lost on the Vermonters trying with renewed vigour to shut it down.

Unfortunately, the necklace was lost on her way home.

it It is possible that she has lost on the way home.

Don't remember what is the reason, we began a new round of war of eloquence, I never lost, on the strength of my healthy.

Please do excuse me for being so late, but I took the wrong bus and got lost on the way.

Here's my question for you: has the art of becoming good at things been lost on today's instant gratification society?

All this seems rather lost on policy-makers.

She says the group that froze got lost on the way back down the summit, after their guide got altitude sickness and became disoriented.

Such indisputable logic of children is not lost on New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Farley.

Nor was the coincidence of the test flight with Mr. Gates' visit lost on Sina's microbloggers.

And that may be true. If so, however, the artifice may be lost on China's cross-Pacific rivals.

The possibility that China's banks are more troubled than they seem is not lost on investors.

The irony of Wen's statements on freedom and censorship being censored in official media was not lost on Chinese observers.

The Doctor's indignation was wholly lost on his imperturbable rival.

The immorality of the battle with China was not lost on British citizens at the time.

Joke all you want, Google, but the usefulness of this new service isn't lost on us.

Hardly, though. Outplayed them over the two legs and lost on penalties. No crumbs there.

The ship and its crew were lost on the reef.

This is not to say that Mr. St-Pierre's appeal is lost on women.

Because the system ran constantly, there would be no waiting and little momentum lost on stops and starts.

This war is lost on the battlefield, and is being lost twice over by those who stayed behind.

Distinctions between graphic design and communication design are lost on these designers.

Though it is largely symbolic, its significance has not been lost on Iran.

He goes on crumpled banknotes have been lost on the ground, and then force his shoes stepped on it.

The appeal has not been lost on the LBS MBA class of 2006, with 42 per cent of MBAs opting for careers in the financial services sector.

The significance of these incidents wasn't lost on us.

However, the elegance of their legal arguments may be lost on millions of Thais.

There are other remarks that this little incident makes me abbreviate because of the (7) time we lost on it.

All of the above has not been lost on Chinese officials.

A moment not lost on her.

The irony of driving decentralisation from the centre is not lost on senior figures.

The classical virtues of grace, harmony, and economy of both means and ends are lost on most Americans.

Rising unemployment means fewer commuters, so the benefit of lower fuel costs is largely lost on them anyway.

The security implications of China's space program are not lost on India, Japan, or the United States.

The classical virtue of grace, harmony, and economy of both means and ends are lost on most Americans.

I'm lost on this road, are there any real sundays to find? I'm lost on this road, are there any real souls?

Nuoxi more kind-hearted girl was driven to a tornado a strange and wonderful country - Oz, and lost on the way home.

Changing views will not be lost on the Supreme Court, according to legal analyst Elizabeth Wydra.

On squeezing on to the bus, my wallet was lost. On squeezing on to the bus, I lost my wallet.

I says to myself, if a body can get anything they pray for, why don't Deacon Winn get back the money he lost on pork?

The message was not lost on the insurance industry, nor on the federal government.

I didn't know about Apollo 13 then, so the significance of the bright moon shining directly overhead was lost on me.

Most of the weight lost on this diet is water, so it's not permanent.

That has not been lost on Chinese managers.

They talked about the French Open, where Rafael Nadal uncharacteristically lost on Sunday.

The shift has not been lost on some customers.

Getting lost on the freeway is an unpleasant incident.

And it will certainly not be lost on regulators in Europe who are scrutinising the social network's privacy record too.

Japan's rates are still the skimpiest in the rich world, a fact not lost on international investors.

The old woman was very happy to get back the gold ring (which) she had lost on the plane.

Soccer shootouts are won and lost on psychological responses to pressure.

The extra brain power could help ensure that the birds don't get lost on their travels.

Lost on the way, no one to blame, no one to say.

Such treats are lost on visitors from the benighted lands with no sauna culture.

The same man who gave us dynamite gave us the Nobel Peace Prize, an irony that was surely not lost on the pacifistic Alfred Nobel himself.

Nor is the significance of what is happening in Australia lost on Beijing officials.

That's very strange 35 tons is no small quantity and can't get lost on route. Where can these 35 tons have gone?

The irony of saying, "Because I'm worth it" , wasn't lost on her.

The downside is that the information gets lost on a reboot, so this needs to get entered in at a user-profile.

This is a long-term process, something perhaps lost on investors who've pushed Alibaba. com's shares up 84% so far this year.

The inference behind the epithet was not lost on Paddy; he went as white as his son.

But Afghanistan is the priority, and although a lot more aid there would help, that war will be won or lost on the ground.

And Haydn's high-spirited wit was certainly not lost on him.

This antipathy is not lost on China's local governments.

Apple lost on appeal and gave up the fight.

It is a fact not lost on Andriy who when interviewed after the game spoke about the subject.

This simple fact is completely lost on Generic Jen, who submits the same untargeted resume to every company.

However, it does because the penalty for a yellow card and could not take his team with AC Milan lost on penalties.

The boom of post war America was not lost on the lowly light bulb.

The last time Chelsea lost on Bolton's patch was 10 seasons ago.

Thus, in essence, our words are LOST on the public when we speak of great changes.

This thought is not lost on the candidates.

Lost on the winding back roads of the Black Forest?

The irony will not be lost on anyone.

Sing, and the hills will answer; Sigh, it is lost on the air .

Don't swear too much, as the impact is lost on repeated applications.

No one was ever lost on a straight road.

Every year millions of dollars are lost on gambling.

It is not entirely clear what the final arrangement would look like, but the symbolism of this is not lost on China.

It was not lost on me.

Innovate or die is a slogan lost on many of Britain's businesses, according to a new report out today.

Our advice was not lost on him.

Although Falwell lost on the first two claims, the jury ruled in his favor on the third.

I suspect most of the detail is lost on the voters.

the rest leaks from pipes, evaporates or is otherwise lost on the way to the fields, according to World Bank statistics.

I got lost on my way home from work today.

A message totally lost on me.

Life has been running in it's own way, just I kinda lost on mine.

If users get lost on a website, they leave.

England are out! We lost on penalties again!

Its bizarre quality was not lost on us.

That ship and all hands on board were lost on the reef.

The need for such programmes isn't lost on Mr Regan.

The objective is not lost on us.

"You can get lost on the Internet, " says Spencer.

Why don't birds get lost on their long flights from one place to another?

It is a lesson not lost on today's corporate leaders.

Coincidentally, 9 pounds is what the subjects in this study lost, on average.

That laggardness isn't lost on ordinary Chinese.

Jokes are lost on him.

I think it's a function of the trust lost on Wall Street.

If we ever get lost on our way . The waves would guide you thru another day.

You got lost on a walk in the woods?

Okay, but look, anything is better than getting lost on the train every day.

This stunning cafe racer has a rare, simple elegance that is lost on most modern motorcycles.

Yes, I got lost on the first day.

I'm sorry. I got lost on my way to work.

What channel is "Lost" on?

Sigh, it is lost on the air.

It's a trend not lost on Americans.

It would not be lost on them that Mr Tsang had joined Hong Kong's colonial government in the same year, beginning his long march to the top.

Freshmen often get lost on campus; fail to find the way to dormitory or library.

What else did? It was lost on the way to Scotland Yard?

If the tourist inadvertently lost on the way, how to do?

He lost on the contract.

We lost on that transaction.

Your involvement will never be lost on us and we are truly grateful.

Mr. Green got lost on the way to the restaurant for dinner!

It's a fact not lost on the team.

It's a fitting tribute to those we lost on September 11th.

You got lost on the way back home?

Two friends, being their first time to New York City, got lost on the way to Chinatown.

I lost on the deal.

For example, getting lost on my first night away from home made me homesick right away.

He was lost on the way.

Tell me if they come safe or if any are lost on the way.

Results: Visions of all cases were lost on admission, 45 eyes were improved after treatment, and 20 cases(30. 77%)were blind.

It can have been lost on the playground, for I went there just now.

I am lost on the way to the hospital.

You got lost on your way to class? What are you - a freshman?

Anton Chigurh: The most. You ever lost. On a coin toss.

My choice has abandoned you , I have lost on love because of I love you very much.

D. I. Fitch: What the fuck are you even doing here? Swoff: Sir, I got lost on the way to college, sir.

Analysis of Potential Years of Life Lost on Residents of Disease Surveillance Points in Shandong Province

The sad irony of the two women's situations was not lost on Chinese netizens, and one poignant tweet was quoted by the blog Tea Leaf Nation:

My primary school didn't study English, have been lost on the starting line.

Now he is using the same pen that I lost on my way to school.

The book was lost on the way to school.

But if I ever get lost on your way

FIX: Performance monitor counters are lost on the cluster during failover in Message Queuing

Number of packets lost on a given link

Effect of bite force lost on the expression of iNOS in the rat periodontium

be lost on sb: not be understood or noticed by sb

I mean, we're lost on an island,

I got lost on the way in a lonely night

Effects of Bite Force Lost on the Expression of IL-6 in the Rat Periodontium

Oh, your love is lost on me

I got lost on my wedding day

I got lost on purpose

Been lost on the other side

Today I got lost on the road of the life

he got lost on the way to the hotel

My heart got lost on the way to my head