They noted that the soundtrack had enough thematic ties to the first game's music to connect the two games without losing originality, and concluded that it was superior to the already good Front Mission soundtrack.
"The Big Bang Theory" is heading for Season 10 despite having long ago lost any originality or charm it ever had.
Under colonialism, art became less abstract, softer and more baroque -- prettier -- losing some originality and power.
"Brixton is losing its originality, we don't want it to turn into Wimbledon or Richmond".
The movie loses its originality as it rolls toward its predictable conclusion, but it's still lovely to look at.
"Pain is always new to the sufferer, but loses its originality for those around him," the nineteenth-century French writer Alphonse Daudet observes in his account of living with syphilis, "In the Land of Pain".
The first stirrings of critical dissent against Johns surfaced over "The Seasons" (1985-86), a suite of 4 large paintings, in which deliberate borrowings from Picasso made some suspect he was losing his originality.
"I draw and take notes on this beautiful and singular country so close to losing its originality and becoming completely French," the Paris-trained Creole painter Théodore Chassériau wrote to his family in 1846, while living at an Algerian military camp.
The module was reviewed by two experienced bioethicists who made recommendations on how to improve its presentation without losing the originality of the Code and the revised module was sent to the Director of the CITI for uploading unto the CITI website as a preliminary training module.
"What's being lost is the originality in the gifts you could find here; this store made a name for itself, and now the name is gone," she said.
But the language has lost much of its originality.
