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View definitions for become lost in

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It might be a coincidence, of course, that Red Bull have become lost in understanding what has gone wrong with their car since Newey stepped away from F1 - and the team are trying to play down any direct connection.

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Asher plays Stephie, the sister of Ryan Bottomley, a young man who has committed a terrible crime and has become "lost in the system", according to Derby actor Oliver Huntingdon who plays him.

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“There’s a risk with any estate for books to become lost in time,” Alexander Greene said on a video call from Switzerland.

In 2021, an AP investigation found at least seven migrant boats from northwest Africa had become lost in the Atlantic and were found drifting across the Caribbean and even off Brazil, carrying only lifeless bodies.

She was simply asserting something that has often become lost in more recent times — that “talking back” to a piece of art isn’t the same as dismissing it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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