Benefit
Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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KE is preferred whenever possible, since it gains substantial bonuses in armor penetration as range to target decreases (representing the tendency for sabot shells to lose velocity and hence hitting power as range increases), whereas HEAT weapons do not benefit from close-range AP bonuses.
- A savvy character will lose the mini-game on purpose the final time, since there's no benefit in winning.
Source: Do Well, but Not Perfect -
A racehorse trainer (especially one as good as Jim Fitzsimmons) would never sabotage one owner's horse to benefit another, that's how you lose clients and your reputation.
Source: Film / Seabiscuit
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