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Meanings of biggest loser in English

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Usage of biggest loser in English
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But the Latinx community is arguably the biggest loser in this case.
The Guardian
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Internet-auction website Trade Me Group was the biggest loser on the index.
Reuters
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Perhaps the biggest loser on election night was the newly-formed Internet-Mana alliance.
Radio NZ
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Metropolitan Bank and Trust was the biggest loser, falling nearly 8 percent.
Reuters
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Which asset was the biggest loser on a list compiled by Reuters?
Reuters
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You are the biggest loser, June. Her voice was shrill and scary.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
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Greg was the biggest loser to ever sit around our card table.
Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery)
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Construction was the biggest loser, already in bad shape before the pandemic.
The South African
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Of his Chinese positions, his biggest loser was New Oriental Education.
Reuters
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U.S. security and alarm company ADT could be the biggest loser, he added.
Reuters
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Whatever the reason, the biggest loser is Japan's Toshiba, which needed a pick-me-up.
Reuters
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O2 is likely to be the biggest loser should the move be successful.
The Guardian
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Fine Gael is the biggest loser but Labour may be in bigger trouble.
The Irish Times
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The stock was also the biggest loser on the S&P 500 index .SPX.
Reuters
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Gigaba could hold the dubious dishonour of being the biggest loser of 2018.
The South African
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The shares were the biggest loser in the FTSE 100 .FTSE.
Reuters
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