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The seemingly contradictory correlation between gene deletion and overexpression suggests activation of MTAP and CDKN2 promoters, and thereby increased gene expression levels in patients who have not yet lost one or two copies of these genes.

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But Baltimore may yet lose one member of its personnel department -- the Ravens' director of college scouting, Phil Savage, is the leading candidate for Philadelphia's vacant pro personnel job.

Bartoli still hasn't lost one yet.

Still, Mr. Yablonsky said, "We haven't lost one yet".

And yet, we have undoubtedly lost one of the most important and influential rock bands of the past 30 years.

In the last 14 years we have initiated a huge number of judicial reviews and have not lost one yet: children who were denied care should have received it and the legal system of this country should have upheld their right.

If you haven't yet lost loved ones and you're around my age, good for you, but get prepared.

I tried to think of her as somebody exhausted by child-rearing, by grief – she had lost one child – and yet she had to keep up this really rather proper business of being Mrs Charles Dickens.

The United States has yet to lose one, but Canada and Mexico have had to pay damages to American investors.

Thankfully, no one has yet lost their life because they couldn't log on to healthcare.gov.gov

No one had yet lost.

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