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Instead, the Rapids appeared to lose interest and never bothered to put a shot on target, knowing it didn’t matter what they did since the only thing that would carry over to Friday was the result.

If sponsors and fans begin to lose interest, that could change the equation, Delpy Neirotti said.

They also pointed to the American Civil Liberties Union’s finding that voters presented exclusively with “tough-on-immigration” messaging lose interest.

Sony, which has long been known as a cautious buyer, began to lose interest in the Apollo bid, believing it was too expensive, particularly given the struggles of Paramount’s cable channels that still provide the bulk of the company’s operating income.

Most people will eventually lose interest in a dull piece of granite.

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

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