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But enough with the flippant personal details; Ms. Bernheim wants to get serious about the expansion of the committee's acclaimed character education program, "A Study of Heroes," to include the heroics of those who risked, and in many instances lost, their lives attempting to rescue victims of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

In both instances, lost person incident data from years 2000 to 2010 for Yosemite National Park is used and compared to a large pool of internationally compiled cases consisting of similar subject profiles.

As mortgages repeatedly changed hands, servicers in many instances lost track of who owned them.

They cited a news article that reported, "These days 'the bird' is flying everywhere and, in many instances, losing its taboo status, especially among the younger set".

At first blush, the problem with the federal government aggressively hiring future M.B.A. graduates is that private businesses, seeking to grow with talent that was previously out of reach, will in some instances lose out to a federal bidder with unlimited funds.

Indeed, it is difficult to watch a small balance grow slowly and, in some instances, lose money in the short term.

Ireland, for instance, lost much of its population following the Irish Potato Famine of the 1840s.

Meridia patients, for instance, lost 9.8 pounds compared with 3.5 pounds for the placebo group.

The United States, for instance, lost 18 soldiers in 1993 in a desperate battle in Mogadishu, Somalia.

NASA, for instance, lost seven hundred million dollars in funding between 2011 and 2012, in the teeth of the recession.

Alabama, for instance, lost once in each of the past two Novembers and still won two national championships.