I will compensate you for your loss.

And you're not going to gain this much.

Are you lost, sweetie?

I don't want to lose you.

And also, this person has also lost all of the equity in their house that they originally had.

I'll take my leave.

You're the one who lost them.

You're acting like you lost your mind.

He has been unlucky to lose your friendship in a way he'll suffer from all his life.

She regrets having been rude to you.

I beg to differ with you.

I don't ever want to lose you again.

So combined, these two parties, by entering into this transaction, how much did they lose?

You've lost the ability to concentrate.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

I won't lose him again.

Thank you, Actual. We won't let you down.

Excuse me. Do you speak English?

So we know that these two smaller triangles are congruent

I'm not missing that sucker.

I thought I lost you

We could not find you. I did not know...

I'm afraid it's gonna take you too.

I can't lose you, not again.

Don't grieve about your past errors.

Ah, I've failed again!

What do you think?

Don't give it away here.

Excuse us, please.

I'm sorry.

Yes, sir.

Turns out he was our leak.

The bank had a 500,000 loan out, it got 250,000 back.

Sorry, but you're in the wrong here.

And I saw them lose their jobs, and their homes, and their friends, as they lost their health.

You've lost a child.

Both of you lose.

They're good, hardworking people, and they're afraid of losing you.

This says it is ready for deployment. With all due respect, your intelligence is flawed.

Excuse me, what's happening?

So when you took a partial derivative, with respect to x, not only do you lose constants that's why we have a plus c, normally but you also lose anything that's a function of just y, and not x.

Excuse me, miss, but are you Princess Mombi?

Lost him.

We've lost the emitters.

You'll have to excuse us.