Fall down
Fall down verb - Lose an upright position suddenly.
Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Both terms in one sentence
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My Rules Are Not Your Rules: If you fall down a Bottomless Pit, you die (and lose 10 minutes).
Source: Video Game / Impossible Mission -
At one point in the Lost in Nightmares DLC for Resident Evil 5, Jill and Chris fall down a shaft and lose all of their equipment.
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Unlike most examples, however, she does not lose the baby through a traumatic fall down the staircase; instead, she goes in for an ultrasound and learns that the baby died in-utero when the technician can't detect a heart beat.
Source: Convenient Miscarriage
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