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AOL also has something which Microsoft lacks: direct access to lots of content, which it gained in its merger with Time Warner.

Miss Starovoitova was elected to the congress from Armenia, grateful for her support for its independence (which it gained in 1991 following the break-up of the Soviet Union).

New polls now show Labor with the support of more than 50percentt of voters and the Conservatives with less than 30percentt, a margin that would produce an even larger government majority in Parliament than it gained in its landslide in 1997.

However, national power became decentralized following the assassination of the Tibetan king in 842, and Lhasa lost its position as the country's capital, though it gained in religious importance in succeeding centuries.

The second is that Mr. Bush's own party lost much of the advantage it gained in the 1994 elections because of its reckless assault on the country's underlying environmental statutes -- an assault Mr. Clinton quickly exploited for political gain.

According to Weinswig, Wal-Mart is working to improve its customer experience by widening grocery aisles through its "Clean Action Alley" initiative and aggressively reducing prices to remind customers it gained in the recession why they chose its stores.

But what this one-hour interpretation loses in plot, it gains in intimacy.

But what the show lacks in jeopardy, it gains in camaraderie and freedom from ego.

But what the story loses in immediacy it gains in ambition and emotion.

As her voice swells, it gains in beauty, textural fullness and emotional power.

What a nation loses has to be contrasted with what it gains in return.