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That meant that papers published after 1870, no matter where they were located, were disintegrating and would continue to do so until they became dust and lost forever.

You could become lost.

That's the one thing that excites me: most authors have the same dread – the dread that something or other essential that they have written may somehow become side-tracked, lost – lost forever".

Faded memories returned, incidents that might otherwise have been lost forever became once more vivid.

Go in yourself, seek out the keybearer, find the Travel hubs and get lost in the endless depths of depravity and sheer weirdness that Worlds has become before it's lost forever.

In the latter case, the suit was lost forever.

We've become more aware of what could be lost forever.

We all heard Mark Ruffalo's Banner suggest that if he became the Hulk one more time, his own personality might be lost forever.

It was once thought lost because the original print became damaged and incomplete and reels featuring the grand finale were lost forever.

The building isn't a museum yet and may never become one, so it's good time to visit before it's lost forever.

When people become refugees, their traditional productive activities and the associated knowledge, cultural practices and artefacts may be lost forever.

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