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For Putin and Russia's foreign policy, this represents a lost opportunity.

Promotion of immediate ENC practices in facilities was also inadequate, with coverage of early initiation of breastfeeding and delayed bathing both below 50% for babies born in facilities; this represents a lost opportunity.

This represents a lost opportunity for the Senate to vote on killing the government's unfair myriad of ethanol preferences.

Ms. Greenhouse, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for her coverage of the Supreme Court and teaches at Yale Law School, wrote, "A hearing like this represents a lost opportunity for the public to actually learn something about how judges think about what the Constitution means".

This represents a lost opportunity because in any complex system, continuous monitoring of performance is key to process improvement.

Looking at this time-stopping, entrancing painting by Cézanne, you get the feeling that Keynes represents a lost age of civilised reason.

The traditional exit interview represents a lost opportunity.

It also represents a lost electron resource that otherwise could be involved in reductive degradation of contaminants.

It is likely that every stream of a copied show represents a lost viewer on television.

2 For a drawing at Windsor (Inv. 8182) which may represent a lost section of this frieze, see AJA 1914, 479‑483.

The newly discovered poems represent a lost collection by Mansfield.