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Meanwhile, the radio industry, in the early stages of a sea change in how it tracks listener habits, has lost its position as the genre's reliable indicator of success.

New York has lost its position as a leading protector of the public interest in the museum world".

Thaton, the former capital of the Mon kingdom, was once a significant port but has lost its position because of silting.

Glamour magazine has lost its position as the most popular women's UK monthly lifestyle title in print after more than a decade, overtaken by Good Housekeeping.

For the third year in a row, the number of tourists coming to France has remained stationary, at a little under six million, which means that Paris has lost its position of classic capital-city attraction.

Marmite has lost its position as Britain's favourite branded toast-topper to Rowse Honey as the UK's love-hate relationship with the savoury spread took a turn for the worse.

Mr Blankfein added that Goldman was the last major bank to expand into mortgage trading, in response to client demand, and would have lost its position of influence on Wall Street if it hadn't responded to that demand.

If the Whig opposition, led by Lord Rockingham, had not had the moral courage and vision to accept defeat by the American colonists, and had not been able to persuade the king and his ministers to do likewise, Britain would likely have lost its position in the world, and today the people of the largest democracy in the world, India, would be speaking either French or Portuguese.

The social mobility and child poverty commission said Scotland had lost its position as the country with the lowest levels of child poverty in the UK.

'With those influences,' Morgan says, 'I think you shouldn't be saying how Australian swimming has lost its dominant position, you should be saying how remarkable it is that Australia, and America, have stayed ahead of the field.' Older coaches spy something deeper at work: in Australia, there is such a saturation of sporting opportunities that sports are constantly in competition with each other.

1) Internet Explorer has slipped into second place behind Firefox, marking the first time IE has lost its dominant position in a major market.