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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Fox may lose up to $60m on the project.
Her organization, she fears, may lose up to a million dollars by year's end.
It was revealed that some cellulases may lose up to 90% of their activity if present in a suboptimal pH environment.
Those in middle and back-office roles, meanwhile, may lose up to £3,000 a year in allowances.
Hay stored directly on the ground may lose up to 12 inches on the bottom of the bales due to wicking action.
If a girl misses school because of her period, she may lose up to a fifth of her attendance, says Burgers.
Some analysts reckon it may have lost up to 75% of its revenues.
On one calculation, our borough may have lost up to 500 affordable homes due to that legislation.
More than 800 small investors may have lost up to £8m after the failure of two controversial 'mini-bonds' that promised interest of up to 8.25%.
Prudential and Aegon have re-priced their annuities – and while men may be losing up to 6%, women gain as much as 11%.
Michael Miller from Knightsbridge, London, said he "felt sick" that he may have lost up to £50,000 worth of uninsured jewellery, including an irreplaceable timepiece he bought when his son was born.
