Similar anxieties have greeted most subsequent inventions, from the automobile to the iPhone: We're always teetering on the brink of baboondom, always one technological leap away from forfeiting our humanity.
They return to the rink just in time to stop Seymour from forfeiting the match and go on to defeat Sweden for the gold.
If you're sailing during peak hurricane season (September and early October), purchasing trip cancellation insurance can save you from forfeiting the entire cost of your vacation.
It was viewed with distrust due to the possibility of abuse; Edward Coke wrote that "there were two Inventors of Uses, Fear and Fraud; Fear in Times of Troubles and civil Wars to save their Inheritances from being forfeited; and Fraud to defeat due Debts, lawful Actions, Wards, Escheats, Mortmains etc".
Last week, Mr. Berezovsky resigned from Parliament, forfeiting the immunity from prosecution the post provided.
Nonetheless, members have fallen from honour and forfeited their rank.
He said more than $20 million had been forfeited from bank accounts around the world as part of the investigation.
Under normal protocol, honours from Buckingham Palace are forfeited if a person is considered to have brought the system into disrepute.
"There's a fundamental cultural change going on in the sport; everyone's waking up and taking responsibility," said Millar, who served a ban from cycling and forfeited a world title after confessing to the French police in 2004 that he had used a blood-boosting drug.
The cash rich markets of Shanghai and Beijing would be forfeited from the get go.
Between 2011 and 2013, gross losses to Louisiana's economy from fishing revenues forfeited to immediate spill effects could total between $285 million and $428 million, the study predicted.
