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Meanings of lost part in English

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Usage of lost part in English
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Pedro, 65, lost part of his foot three years ago to diabetes.
Reuters
2
The U.S. has always seen Cuba as a lost part of the mainland.
The new yorker
3
Daly himself lost part of a leg after an accident on Alaska's Mt.
Climbing Magazine
4
Her king was a weakling, and lost part of his land.
Historic Boyhoods
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One lost an arm and the other lost part of an arm, authorities said.
Reuters
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And I think they've lost part of the population records.
Silence of the grave
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Every time the Lutetia puts in at Manila she lost part of her crew.
The new yorker
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In those moments I feel unmoored, as if I have lost part of myself.
The Guardian
9
All the scars, my leg...you know I lost part of it in the crash.
Truths unveiled
10
Hassan had only lost part of his head-fromthe roof of the mouth up.
Wizardborn
11
The home owners are really feeling it having lost part of their heritage, she said.
Radio NZ
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It says students have lost part-time jobs or financial support from their families as… Audio
Radio NZ
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Moreover, channels activated by metabolic inhibition lost part of their sensitivity to known channel blockers.
Pubmed
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Her own home has lost part of its foundation.
Reuters
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He felt strange without Rose, as if the farm had lost part of its soul.
Rose in a storm
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She remembered his promises to collect some money when Travis lost part of three fingers.
Ford county: stories
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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