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To lose something normally means you used to have or posess it. Sometimes, you can lose something you never had in the first place. For example, you could lose the Superbowl. The opposite of this would be you won the superbowl.

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-To lose something normally means you used to [[have]] or [[posess]] it.  Sometimes, you can lose something you never had in the first place.  For example, you could lose the [[Superbowl]].  The opposite of this would be you [[won]] the superbowl.  In this case, you [[lost]] the [[potential]] to win the Superbowl.  It sounds very strange and [[Zen]]-like but that's the way it [[is]].
+To lose something normally means you used to [[have]] or [[posess]] it.  Sometimes, you can lose something you never had in the first place.  For example, you could lose the [[Superbowl]].  The opposite of this would be you [[won]] the superbowl.