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The PSP version received less praise than its console counterparts, with IGN remarking that it "loses out to the consoles in a number of areas; especially when it comes to multiplayer".

But it loses out to India in terms of its rich-listers' collective net worth: Japan's top 40 are worth $88.5 billion, up $1.3 billion from last year but well below the $106 billion total of India's 40.

As GM technology develops, continued European rejection of GM could mean it loses out on future crops that might benefit its landscape, and boost its farm and science industries.The irony of the battle over GM food is that so much passion is being wasted on such mundane fruits of modern science.

Round 4: ITV moves Britain's Got Talent after it loses out in the ratings battle to The Voice.

It loses out slightly on bulk, but it's very functional, and remains high up in my affections".

Aware of this, and with a nod across the Atlantic, the English Football Association said it would no longer seek the 2022 tournament if it loses out on 2018.

While this enabled each node to perform its own allocation, it lost out on the opportunity to redistribute workloads across the data centre infrastructure.

Gap has staged a turnaround after a decade in which critics derided its merchandise as boring and it lost out to rivals like Zara and Forever 21.

In Qualcomm's first quarter earnings, the company reported it lost out in getting its Snapdragon 810 processor into one a major upcoming smartphone.

However, its ambitions were dealt a blow when it lost out in the recent sale of Emap's radio interests.

It lost out to China ten years ago, but has regained its competitiveness against its Asian competitors.