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Essendon and its coach James Hird have comprehensively lost their last-ditch case against the Australian Sports Anti-doping Authority's investigation into its controversial supplements program in 2012, with a judge ruling the investigation lawful.

Except the government has comprehensively lost the public debate about the fairness of these very measures, and trails in the polls by 10 percentage points in two-party-preferred terms.

What seems to have happened is that the old left has so comprehensively lost the argument that it has given up trying to persuade anyone.

It eventually turns into something more conventional when Mikkelsen delivers a platitude about love and a 10cc song starts playing, but any fantasy relating to "travel" and "mystery" has been comprehensively lost.

Soundhound had comprehensively let me down again.

A glance at the second reading debate would have shown that the government comprehensively lost the argument.Second, you said baldly that the House of Lords ought to be elected, and reached for standard lines about placemen and hereditaries.

Republicans have comprehensively lost the intellectual arguments: they can't cite a single reputable study showing that their bills would preserve affordable coverage for the old, the sick, and the poor.

It looks as if it is comprehensively lost.

Minority government is an experiment that has comprehensively failed.

Friday's events have comprehensively altered the narrative.

The 2012 melt has comprehensively broken all previous records.