Fans of those shows, and of " Murder One, " don't want to miss a week for fear of losing the thread of the plot.
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Adding a proof to each statement in the article itself would make the article unreadable ( not only would it be too long : also the reader would lose the thread ).
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The Cambridge doesn't exactly keep everything straight ( teeny speakers and teenier amplifiers can do only so much ), but it keeps going _ it doesn't lose the thread.
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But I just kept putting it off, and then I would lose the thread . " The book was later described by Cooke as not " desperately trying to take up a position.
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The 19-year-old Majoli, ranked No . 4 in the world, led 3-0 in the second before losing the thread completely, either to fatigue or an injury.
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"Dean's memory of what happened appears to stop at a high moral moment and then lose the thread, " said Fred Siegel, a senior fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute.
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However, if all the episodes of a season are on Netflix, I can watch them close enough together that I don't lose the thread . talk ) 04 : 08, 12 February 2013 ( UTC)
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A note of reassurance : each of the sonnets is spoken twice in the course of each play and, if you're brain tires and you lose the thread before arriving at the final couplet, they're also published in the program.
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He starts off the chapter by saying " I feel it right to warn the reader that he can very well skip this chapter without losing the thread of the story as I have to tell, since for most part it is nothing more than the account of a conversation that I had with Larry.
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Not only does this point compromise Timberg's narrative by forcing him to follow a variety of stories so disparate that the reader begins to lose the thread of the argument, it also undermines the author's thesis by suggesting that individual character, not America's revulsion with Vietnam, was the real source of what happened.
