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Meanings of lose a child in English

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Usage of lose a child in English
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And now I finally know how it feels to lose a child.
Glasslands
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You are bound inevitably to lose a child like Zoe-to life.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
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It's the worst thing that can happen to you, to lose a child.
The new yorker
4
To lose a child, I can think of no more terrible a thing.
Osprey island
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Of course, to lose a child is every parent's nightmare.
The Irish Times
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Again, I'm not excusing, but to lose a child .
Osprey island
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It is hard to lose a child, Ayla said.
The Mammoth Hunters
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It is hard for a mother to lose a child, but you do have something.
The Mammoth Hunters
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To lose a child was to feel unbearable grief, as if some vital thread had been severed.
Forge of Darkness
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To lose a child he loves is undoubtedly the greatest catastrophe that can happen to a man.
The Blue Lagoon: A Romance
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Did you say lose a child?
The secret lives of baba segi's wives
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It's hard to lose a child.
The Plains of Passage
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God, to lose a child .
Osprey island
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What if she did lose a child as a result of her effort to care for it herself?
The Real Adventure
15
You have no idea how much anger builds up after you lose a child the way we all have.
The god project
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But when I get there I have to ask God - how come a parent should lose a child?
The Guardian
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