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You will miss out, but in striving to do everything, you'll miss out on the wonder of the thing you are doing right now.

While low trusters avoid being duped they also miss out on potential opportunities.

If you stick to Google, you'll also miss out on social searching.

Savvy teachers: Their students miss out on new and innovative learning techniques.

Don't schedule classes on Friday if you can avoid it. You'll miss out on a lot of fun Thursday nights.

On the other hand, these children are somewhat isolated and appear to miss out on certain elements of childhood.

Meanwhile, you'll miss out on seeing friends and family, which surveys suggest are among our happiest times.

A telephone call can reveal the client's tone of voice, but you still miss out on seeing their body language.

We tend to miss out on opportunities for falling in love if we don't feel good about ourselves.

But now, if it doesn't happen, who will miss out on the potential benefits, and how much will they lose?

Many people miss out on events and opportunities because they don't have anyone to go with them.

I was determined not to miss out on all the goodies if this rally turned out to be the real thing.

By focusing only on genes, Blumberg argues in Freaks of Nature, we miss out on everything developmental anomalies can teach us about biological form and behavior.

If you slack and miss out on important deadlines and also don't care about being on time then expect a rude awakening during review time.

They believe the weekend snooze is crucial for school-age children to catch up on the sleep they miss out on during a busy week.

He invites us on a healing journey through the valleys and over the cliffs of an evil world, but we often miss out on his redemptive path.

So, where a single snap may miss out on detail in the lightest and darkest areas, an HDR image of the same scene looks preternaturally well lit.

No guy actually want to get married, and if they do, all they're really thinking about? All the woman they're gonna miss out on.

If we had to go around checking our beliefs all the time, we'd never get anything done and miss out on some great opportunities.

Fortunately, they didn't manage to get into my store but we're closed so we're losing money. I'm worried I may miss out on my bonus.

Many potential students are languishing at home, and will miss out on university places this autumn unless they receive visas in the next few days.

It's not only difficult to focus on long paragraphs while web reading, but clunky paragraphs give the recipient opportunity to lose focus and perhaps miss out on the most important points.

A bigger concern is that early selection fails children from poor and immigrant families, who are likeliest to attend the least academic schools and to miss out on apprenticeships.

There has been concern in many quarters that South America may miss out on many of the benefits of the new economy unless its governments and businesses pull together to develop a coherent response.

Working into the wee hours totally disrupts work-life balance, causes you to miss out on time with loved ones, and more often than not, leads you to lose precious hours of sleep.

As matters stand, the Meringues look set to miss out on the title once more, but as was the case last season, Ronaldo will almost certainly drive the battle for as long as is possible.

They should thus be receptive to the views of artists. There are two reasons for this. Firstly, artists are experts in their field. They can tell a good production from a bad one and will not miss out on a gem.

However, it was originally thought that people would miss out only in exceptional circumstances and the vast majority of those whose applications were accepted would get the tickets they wanted.