Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Stood
Both words in one sentence
- In retrospect, the series' origins in the late eighties makes it likely the diabetes stood in for HIV (considering very few people lose their friends over having diabetes).
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Impoverished Patrician: "Impoverished" is a relative term here, but all three heirs stood to lose a portion of their inheritance once Jupiter ascended.
Source: Film / Jupiter Ascending - The twist is that she was killed because she had finally decided to come clean about everything, and the murderer stood to lose everything from her attack of conscience.
Source: Asshole Victim / Visual Novels
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