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The body maintains stability within this range by balancing the heat produced by the metabolism with the heat lost to the environment.

You think I whether very useless, I lose very shabby, lose climb all not climb up that I lost to you, lost to love, I love you, you know?

Mary put the door key was lost to her mother outside, etc.

When she was lost to his view, he pursued his homeward way, glancing up sometimes at the sky, where the clouds were sailing fast and wildly.

Life depends on the balance between the heat received from the sun and the heat lost to cooler surroundings.

Like a lizard's detachable tail, it was more or less designed to be lost to predators while leaving the animal essentially unharmed.

I seldom lost to a girl, and I seldom got to know a girl like you. You are pure, active, determined and tenacious.

Mathilde had to work hard day and night and bought such a diamond necklace as she had lost to pay back to Jeanne.

But can you think that Lydia is so lost to every thing but love of him, as to consent to live with him on any other terms than marriage?

This seems to be the only form of life, many people expect too lost to know the back of the existence of well-being.

After Argentina lost to Germany in the quarter-final, Argentines threatened to kill the octopus and put him in a paella.

If I were not secure in my identity, it would be lost to what others imagined it to be.

2 when struck out of the ball might be lost to ensure match speed players must play provisionally ball.

Hollywood producers are trying to lure back consumers lost to TV and the Web by investing in 3D movies, the Wall Street Journal reported.

These meltwaters feed the rivers of northwestern India and beyond, but that water soon flows out of the area and is lost to it.

In a moment the ship, except for a dark line at water level, was lost to sight behind the flames.

Citing the case of "The X-Files" , executive producer Carlton Cuse said he didn't want "Lost" to trickle away into general disinterest.

In the cloudless night ground temperature decreases on account of the heat lost to the space.

That is because he never has lost to the heart of things, in his view, things have is precious.

With AOL lost to the enemy, what of a deal between Microsoft and either Yahoo! or eBay?

When I look over this collection of my stories I can see what has been lost to me in the several years of strictly novel writing.

The actual nature of the first organisms and the exact circumstances of the origin of life may be forever lost to science.

He was fond too of telling how the Judge smiles at the last day alike when he rewards the good and condemns the lost to unceasing flames.

Christian Horner has dismissed speculation that Sebastian Vettel could be lost to the BMW-Sauber team in less than two years.

It topped the jazz charts and earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Performance, but she lost to Etta James.

Her husband was lost to her. She was alone. They were showing the finest new weapons, grand, shining, and built perfectly for death.

I've been a bit down this week, especially after my team lost to Spurs.

Have lost, to know and treasure. This is what most people have lost their beloved one thing or person is often said a word.

Lula's reverses are shown: the little finger lost to a lathe, the death of his first wife and child in childbirth.

There was a sincere feeling before in front of me, I do not have to treasure them, when it lost to regret.

Most fetuses lost to miscarriage likely had developmental problems and would not have been able to survive.

Sad to say, after they returned home to the east side of Jordan, they drifted away from God. Finally they were completely lost to Israel.

Frequent replacement of cabinet members are also trust in the United States lost to Japan to be due to one.

Ironically, if you choose not to follow up, there's a chance the position will be lost to someone else because you failed to act.

He lost to the young Sophocles, whose work was heavily influenced by that of Aeschylus.

The other is "lost soldiers Qi Jia, " lost to the next array, to avoid increasing pressure, accumulated to the extent of the outbreak.

I don't want to be seen to be making cheap excuses. We lost to a strong team who out-battled us in certain occasions.

He is trying to win back in 2012 the Senate seat he narrowly lost to Jim Webb, a Democrat, in 2006.

But the last time around, the key players were Paul Keating and Brian Howe and Kim Beazley and others since lost to political life.

If traditional sports culture was to cease growth and innovation, it would be lost to history.

New Orleans would be lost to the sea, much of southern Florida and Bangladesh and most of the Netherlands.

He died in 1870 and his tomb reads: 'by his death, one of England's greatest writers is lost to the world. '

It was a marvellous morning and the cool air which was becoming colder wrapped round you, and you were completely lost to everything.

It did not matter that a accessory of his robewas lost to the floor as they escaped.

Only the winners of these records that have been lost to other Meyer was convinced.

And that raises the possibility of potential being lost to the country as they'd feel their education was a waste of time.

On the surface, in the workplace competition, men and women, and women's status fully equal ability are not lost to men.

Now, part of the formal control over this structure would be lost to nature, obviously, as the bacteria do their work.

It is very easy to say we lost to Man United and let our heads go down.

As the year proceeds, firms will recover some of the ground lost to snowstorms and falling confidence from crises in North Africa and Japan.

The jobs that visibly move to foreign parts get all the attention, but jobs can also be lost to other parts of the same country.

Provided of course, you will not be too lost to speak, or alternatively, you'd last long enough for a substantial recording.

And a rider whose horse failed to win of course lost to a horse of another color.

Carolina, oddly, did not: The Tar Heels went 28-8 and lost to Georgia in the East Regional finals in Jordan's sophomore year.

It is very easy to say we lost to United and let our heads go down.

Lost to the nest, burn all the rations , and Guandu but did not play down.

Parents sometimes mourn the child they feel they've "lost" to autism, but this, I firmly believe, is an illusion.

Goodman Brown cried out, and his cry was lost to his own ear by its unison with the cry of the desert.

A girl is deemed to have joined her husband's family on marriage, and is lost to her parents.

When Grand Moff Tarkin's Death Star was destroyed by the Rebels, it was believed that Vader had been lost to the void.

Like the head, body heat is lost to a large degree through the feet.

When we lost to Everton at Anfield in the February we were well off the pace but after that we went on an incredible run.

Last week, however, Coca-Cola lost to its rival, PepsiCo, in a battle to acquire Sandora, a Ukrainian juice company.

This area of town is known as the Bermuda Triangle because drinkers can disappear into the pubs and clubs and be lost to the world.

We have lost to seven classes by a minute difference, but we understood, 8 classes forever are the power houses.

The stamps were quickly withdrawn from the market but a few were lost to the public.

Prove they aren't the same team that lost to the Celtics by 39 the last time they met, in the NBA you-know- what .

Or can they adapt, with acidity-resistant fish breeding fast enough to replace those lost to olfactory disorientation?

But long ago that summer of wordless forms had been lost to him, or rather the forms had been subtly changed and hidden by a veil of words.

Last time out in the league we lost to Liverpool. What do you think went wrong?

Suddenly the balance had shifted, and I experienced 3 glorious months regaining the personal time I had lost to work.

"By Liu Jingzhou" , "Guan Yu lost to the effect Jingzhou" and other well-known story, took place in this ancient land.

Having been knocked out of the UEFA Cup on Thursday, the team then lost to Manchester United in the Carling Cup Final yesterday.

The soldiers recaptured the city lost to the enemy.

Many beachfront structures on the U. S. Atlantic coast have already been lost to rising seas brought on by storms and unusually high tides.

The fact that Porto have never lost to an English side on home soil makes United's task all the more harder, but Vidic remains upbeat.

The company is also Uganda's fourth-largest taxpayer, capturing value previously lost to the black market.

So saying, the Butterfly rose in the air, and, borne along and aloft on the summer breeze, was soon lost to the sight of the Ant forever.

One man was nationally humiliated when he lost to Charles Van Doren in a television quiz show (Van Doren was cheating).

Had Spain lost to Italy their early-tournament brilliance would have been lost in a familiar fog of depression.

I returned to my reverie, lulled by the air sliding across my brow, lost to sensation.

Soon he, too, must pass to this Life Invisible and be lost to me for ever.

More importantly, they lost to the Lakers all four times they played them this season, by an average of 13 points.

Older workers' knowledge and experience can easily be lost to the company when they retire.

The most creative competitor bought a chicken for eggs and speared his own fish, but lost to an even more frugal opponent.

The most common way to restore the sand lost to erosion is to pipe it from the ocean floor back up to the beach.

The president said Africa's greatest resource is its people, and he mourned the lives lost to AIDS and malaria.

Jobs for low-skilled workers in manufacturing, and new investments in large swaths of industry, have been lost to international competition.

This defeat was particularly humiliating: Proud, anti-imperialist China had lost to a team representing a British colony.

Iran, in recent years one of the region's strongest performers, narrowly missed out when they lost to South Korea.

Iran, in recent years one of the region's strongest performers, narrowly missed out when they lost to South Korea.

For three days, the child's frantic family had believed she was lost to them for ever.

Away lost to Argentina, the additional title out of three games in Costa Rica are the Shengsizhizhan Uruguay.

he lost to Jack to help find the sun hotel.

Getting so close in another Grand Slam and missing out is tough to take but I lost to an unbelievable player.

A systematic study revealed that many modern languages descended from a common parent language, lost to us because nothing was written down.

I intend to retrieve all dream lost to the false gods in this lifetime or any other lifetime that my ancestors lived.

I can admire the simple lines of a Greek vase, but its figured decorations are lost to me.

While China's exports to emerging economies grow rapidly, they account for just one-third of those lost to developed economies, Wei said.

A histogram for a evenly exposed image, where there is no information lost to under or over exposure.

A histogram for a evenly exposed image, where there is no information lost to under or over exposure.

I beg you to consider this and not let it be brushed aside and all these possibilities lost to us in the critical months that lie ahead.

Roughly half the energy is lost to evaporation in the cold region, and most of the other half is used for heating atmosphere.

The event was perfect evidence that without translation these stories would have been lost to English readers.

Implement the hotel rules on Lost & Found, fill in related forms and report the lost to relevant department immediately.

The question boils down to this: How grave a price would Americans pay if Afghanistan were lost to the Taliban?

Furthermore, in the early days of longline fishing, a lot of fish were lost to sharks after they had been hooked.

In the next 40 years, agricultural land will be lost to urbanization, desertification, sea level rise and increasingly salty water.

Eventually, the men did face off against their female opponents, but unfortunately lost to the champion team with a score of 1: 5.

Banks in Iraq and Afghanistan have been lost in the wars there, others have been lost to financial mismanagement or natural disaster.

Furthermore, in the early days of long line fishing, a lot of fish were lost to sharks after they had been hooked.

For years, I had people praising Lost to death, and now they say: 'I'm so pissed at you for the end of Lost. '

A goal the U. S. team lost to Ghana, overtime, missed the South Africa World Cup quarterfinals.

The slaves name has been lost to history, and the verses that spoke of his deeds, stricken from the chant, but the weapon endures.

Billions of pounds of skills and experience are lost to the British economy.

Mr Obama's party may well now tilt further towards protectionism in an effort to win back voters lost to populism.

Difficult, I would like to challenge you, I absolutely will not be lost to you!

Over the year, New York city officials have lost to improve the condition in the tenements .

They had never lost to the girls before, but this time the girls beat them 4-3 in an exciting match.

Japan defeated Sweden in the other semifinal game. Host nation Germany, the two-time defending champion, lost to Japan in the quarterfinals.

Morality is measured in dots, which can be lost to degeneration by performing unethical or criminal acts.

Men were more likely to become lost to follow-up, even after adjusting for baseline sociodemographic and clinical characteristics.

While both programs had the same degree of serialization, much less time was lost to scheduling overhead.

My tears of fear and sorrow became tears of relief and also grief for the part of life I'd already lost to the illness.

On Tuesday, Senator Obama scored a 14-point victory over Clinton in North Carolina and narrowly lost to her in Indiana.

Then, a couple of weeks ago, we lost to rustlers a number of the cattle that had survived the winter.

You can also be giving by helping someone who is lost to find his way, or by greeting someone new to your school.

Then he lost to Shawn Estrada at the Olympic Trials and was forced to abandon that dream.

So far fewer than 1m American service-sector jobs have been lost to offshoring.

To day unfortunately', the original Indian texts that Al Khwarazmi studied are lost to us, only the translations are avail able .

In moderate Maine Eliot Cutler, an independent who had worked for the Carter administration, only narrowly lost to the Republican candidate.

And in some places credibility has been lost to the point where immediate actions are needed.

A miracle advance out of the group stage occurred when the US beat Egypt 3-0 while Italy lost to Brazil by the same stunning scoreline.

I don't mind that we lost to the Dutch today by less than a second.

That is to say, I let go Cao Cao Liu Bei, whether lost to win, and I do not have good fruit to eat is not it?

It's hard to remember back to the first week in November when Dallas lost to San Antonio, Houston, Golden State and the Clippers.

As in 1980, when Jimmy Carter lost to Ronald Reagan during tough economic times, the voters were motivated largely by a desire for change.

The US manufacturing economy was lost to off-shoring and free trade ideology. It was replaced by a mythical 'New Economy' based on services.

We estimate that $31-$60 billion of that total has been or is being lost to waste and fraud, " said Thibault. "

He was there for more than half an hour in that position, completely lost to the world, to the passers-by and to the screech of the parrots.

Sharapova lost to Sam Stosur in her opening match on Tuesday.

And drink some tea or salt water, the body can add the salt lost to heatstroke.

For, although the sun is lost to us for ever, the moon, full-orbed or slender, remains to us.

Bobo: Anyway China won the men's basketball final and reclaim the gold which we lost to Korea in Busan four years ago.

Am I getting to be honest? So I lost to be interested in anything gradually.

Chinese teenager Hou Yifan in the semi-finals of the obvious advantages lost to Bulgaria 's Stefan Nova, missed the final.

In 2005 she almost lost to a footballer and political novice, George Weah, who ran as a populist.

He was lost to the fellowship of the father as the other son was while in the far country.

But in this verse-by-verse approach, both the plot and the arguments can be easily lost to atomistic exegesis.

Programs like "China's Got Talent" are also helping state-owned broadcasters claw back viewers lost to the Internet.

Therefore, the speed gained from eliminating function calls may be lost to memory swapping.

The Lakers finished 42-40 last season and lost to Phoenix in the first round of the playoffs for a second consecutive season.

Anna was reading a piece of science fiction, completely lost to the outside world.

Gareth Barry struggled in the anchor position while Owen Hargreaves, the most naturally suited, seems permanently lost to injury.

Causeways and other structures linking islands can boost growth by trapping sediment that would otherwise get lost to the ocean.

Would you be surprised to know that you haven't lost to a single handed backhand player for seven years in a Grand Slams?

Dollars lost to corruption, and projects gone awry, spurred the growth of aid agencies into bureaucratic behemoths.

Responsible for reporting any incidents, damages or lost to the Warehouse & Logistics Manager.

They returned to the series twice more, but lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Florida Marlins.

The private company is small, at best finds a ditch, and then to grow goes public whereby control is lost to the stockholders forever.

And so began the war, a war that ravaged our planet until it was consumed by death, and the Cube was lost to the far reaches of space.

Kyoko Hamada Japan as the banner of wrestling figures, in the semi-finals four years ago, Wang Xu lost to eventual bronze medal.

The early front-runner is Á alvaro Colom, a candidate of the centre-left who lost to Mr Berger in 2003.

It also earned her her first Grammy Award nomination for Best Vocal Performance, Female, though she lost to Ella Fitzgerald.

These preparations will be lost to some in the moments after Disclosure as a whirlwind of activity and events unfolds on your planet.

Colombia lost to Romania and then the United States to become the first team eliminated.

In the men's 400-meter freestyle final on Sunday, China's Sun Yang lost to South Korea's top swimmer Park Tae-hwan, ending with silver.

John McCain, the presidential candidate who lost to Mr Obama, criticised the move as "seriously misguided" .

Water previously lost to leaks and pilferage was used to supply MWCI's expanding coverage area.

The management shake-up earlier this year was meant to bring back a start-up spirit lost to creeping bureaucracy as the organisation grew.

Indeed, in the early months of this year, jobs were lost to the tune of 20 million-plus.

Mr Gbagbo lost to Mr Ouattara in a presidential election last year but had refused to leave office, plunging the country into strife.

So it's unbelievable to think we wouldn't go through with that total if we lost to Scotland.

Why do some of the key race, We are often lost to Japan and South Korea it?

Serena, the defending women's champion who has suffered health problems, lost to ninth seed Marion Bartoli of France.

I knew if I went to Florida, Hillary and I might be lost to each other.

With their training. They had never lost to the girls before, but this time the.

Recent estimates have shown that as much as 25% of medicines which are procured can be lost to fraud, bribery and other corrupt practices.

Lippi overlooks last summer's Confederations Cup, in which his team lost to Egypt and Brazil.

The latest humiliation came in June, when the team lost to Iraq in a World Cup qualifying match.

Responsible for reporting any incidents, damages or lost to the Warehouse Supervisor.

Thus, some people have concluded that the entire millennial generation has been "lost" to Republicans.

The drying temperature is strictly controlled, the board absorbed water lost to evaporation.

It is a pity that this novel has been lost to the world.

A country that, because of western sanctions, had appeared lost to China, is suddenly back in geo-strategic play.

Peter D'Elia, an architect in his 80s who has continued working despite vision lost to age-related macular degeneration.

Grade: B. Croatia lost to Turkey's luck in the quarters and little of it can be blamed on Bilic.

Most of the fears about emerging economies focus on jobs being lost to low-cost foreign competitors.

Milan was lost to a candidate sponsored by the radical left.

The mood this Easter in the Abruzzo region was somber as many prayed for relatives and friends they lost to the quake .

In virtually all rich countries, union membership and the amount of time lost to strikes has plunged.

I intend to restore the possibility of living a larger dream by restoring all dream lost to the false gods over time.

In the recent mayoral election in Kiev, her candidate lost to the incumbent, despite her insistence that "he is me without the plait" .

They are mired in strict adherence to traditions only they remember, whose original purpose may be lost to time.

Apple lost to Microsoft in desktop computing in the 1980s because it did not grasp the true value of openness.

Others suggest that jobs are not on the whole lost to India or China - they disappear because technologies change.

In 2009, he lost to eventual champion Juan Martin del Potro, while dealing with achy knees and a torn abdominal muscle.

To become lost; to wander about without a destination or purpose; roam.

I do not remember when the last time we lost to the bench scoring.

And Indian businesses lament the opportunities to secure energy supplies from Myanmar, lost to their Chinese rivals.

It was lost to the wider world until geographer Hiram Bingham rediscovered it in 1911.

If no use is found for the heat, it is lost to the environment.

Others were lost to drowning, all-terrain vehicle crashes, unintended weapon dis charges, and other preventable mishaps.

When the Civil War ended, the South had lost to the North, and its money was worth very little.

Do not lose to others, but lost to yourself.

Some were lost to war damage and the Taliban, but a large cache of artifacts survived.

This difference reflects the time lost to scheduling overhead and to idle time spent waiting to acquire locks.

A hospice in South Africa formerly commemorated World AIDS Day by holding a memorial to mourn those lost to AIDS.

Some of the guilty parties are anonymous, lost to history.

Agricultural production has risen in spite of the fact that some farmland has been lost to urbanisation.

The regular season is just on it wheels and lost to a champion team of NBA doesn't mean humiliation.

Qualification was rarely in doubt but they still lost to Bahrain and drew with Oman, Qatar and Uzbekistan.

The effects can linger after the recession ends, as George H. W. Bush found when he lost to Bill Clinton in 1992.

Unlike chickens, humans cannot replace sensory cells lost to aging, toxicity or loud noise.

This word throws the whole injunction into a picture which is entirely lost to the English reader.

Governments need to find ways to reclaim some of the sovereignty lost to globalisation.

This was the team that went to the 2006 World Cup Round of 16 and only lost to that controversial penalty.

Another thing men fear most is lost to the independence and autonomy, must rely on someone else's care.

Dementieva saved two match points. Vesnina lost to Mauresmo, so now I'm pretty updated with women's tennis.

And then, for years, there was nothing. He was lost to us.

We lost to Germany, we drew against Wales , so we need to win the next one.

Experts argue that billions of pounds of skills and experience are being lost to the economy.

Such protestations were lost to the sourness of the national mood.

The sunny confidence in laissez faire capitalism of the Reagan era has been lost to the convulsions in financial markets.

Topsoil is being lost to erosion, and arable land is being lost to desert, to salinization, and to urbanization.

And what about the jobs that are being lost to the two most-populous nations: China and India?

For three days, the baby's frantic family had believed she was lost to them forever.

2008 election, despite Romney has substantial backing of the family property, but still lost to Republican Senator John McCain.

In August, Lin Dan reached his first World Championship final, but lost to the talented Indonesian, Taufik Hidayat.

She realized that the villa was lost to her.

Three men's basketball, three women's basketball, ten 11 foot competitions were won, lost to Singapore's soccer team won the runner-up.

The risk of being lost to follow-up was high, particularly before starting cART.

Ironically one sizeable area was lost to ecological tourist projects.

Pure data can be lost to hardware failures and disk crashes.

Garry Kasparov, the world's top chess player, had lost to a computer, Deep Blue.

Serbia and Montenegro has lost to Hungary in the water polo gold-medal match during the 2004 Athens Olympics.

Of course, nothing will bring back those loved ones that families have lost to terror.

If damaged here, then we will not ecosystem and the monkey and plants, also lost to drugs and medical research potential.

Mr Strauss-Kahn ran for the French Socialist Party's presidential candidacy in 2006 but lost to Segolene Royal.

In addition, these mobile services may reduce the number of cases "lost to follow-up" .

The gods and mortals beautiful opportunity, eventually lost to fate.

Our firm assisted a Western oil and gas company that participated in the tender, but lost to CNPC.

Cars aren't a commodity like steel, an industry largely lost to foreign competitors.

Inter Milan may have lost to Manchester United, for instance, but their team did feature two 18-year-old Italians.

She returned to contest the 1996 presidential election and lost to Charles Taylor.

The first tournament in my life that I played, I won my first match and then I lost to him.

In fact, it is seen as an attack on Malay political hegemony of the country, ( and note that the economy has been lost to the Chinese).

Wait for the howls of anguish when more manufacturing jobs are lost to China.

When you've decided that it's lost, when it's lost to you, it is lost.

"I joined a chess club and lost to an eight-year girl, " Sokol told Discovery News.