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One holidaymakers' institution was certainly lost under the EU: duty-free shopping within Europe.

That element of surprise and awe was certainly lost with the opening of the Via della Conciliazione.

"If it's a story that I broke, I might say, 'the Washington Times first reported.'" But that hairline distinction was no doubt lost on more than a few readers–and was certainly lost on the ticked-off reporters who had done the story first.

Her lowest moment was certainly losing Denis.

"It's certainly lost that," Mr. Romney said.

"It's certainly lost that," Mr. Romney added.

She's certainly lost to her family for the time being.

Some passports were certainly lost, Cunningham said, "falling out of pockets or being genuinely misplaced.

The beauty of that is largely in the eye of the beholder, and is certainly lost on Mr. Putin's Russian opponents.

And as for Nadal, he's certainly lost ground having been off the tour for so long".

However, the projectile's kinetic energy is high enough to avoid any focusing within the TOF tube, even at a moderate extraction voltage to be detected in the MCP1, i.e. these anions are certainly lost in collisions with the TOF tube and do not reach the MCP detector.