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- Lost {m} [Senfgas als Kampfstoff] = mustard gas
- Lost {n} [auch: S-Lost] [Schwefellost] [Senfgas] = mustard gas [sulphur mustard]
- Schwefellost {n} [selten auch {m}] <S-Lost> = sulphur mustard
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- On 1 September 1987, Johnny Cash performed an open-air concert at Bents Park. Recently a 'lost' interview was discovered, the only interview granted by Cash just before this show.
- Most numerous are oxyanions (oxyacids that have "lost" one or more protons to deprotonation) and the radicals and functional groups that share their names.
- A couple won either by scoring $200 themselves, or if their opponents "lost" $200 (shown as -200).
- "Perdido" is Spanish and means "lost", but also sloppy or indecent. The song refers to Perdido Street in New Orleans.
- As more and more supposedly 'lost' silent films emerge, there is some hope that a copy of "Her Friend the Bandit" will surface in a private collection somewhere.
- Erdman long thought that the tapes had been lost after he moved his studio, but they were rediscovered a few years ago and in May 2007 Radcliffe and Erdman mixed the tracks and the 'lost' recordings, which were then compiled with the other existing King Fox tracks on the CD "70207: The (Un)Forgotten Album", which was released on the revived Du Monde imprint in May 2008.
- "P. huffi" had been considered 'lost' since it hadn't been observed since its discovery in the 1950s, however it was re-discovered in toucans in 2021.
- The 'Lost' Second Book of Nicoletto Giganti(1608): A Rapier Fencing Treatise (English translation of Giganti's 'lost' second book of 1608).
- SAS occurred when a packet was not "lost" in the internetwork, but rather simply "delayed", and later successfully delivered, after a timeout had occurred (on either side).
- Raymond now considers her 2008–2009 seasons to be almost 'lost' due to a lack of drive in her fitness.
- In Arabic, Alcor is also known as Al-Sahja (the rhythmical form of the usual al-Suhā) meaning 'forgotten', 'lost', or 'neglected'.
- A good "ko" threat should threaten more damage to one's opponent's position than the value of losing the ko. If the ko is then "lost", the trade was still beneficial.
- By a different process, laxing is also found in disyllabic and monosyllabic words, for example, "shade" vs "shadow", "lose" vs "lost".
- The shaman heals within the spiritual dimension by returning 'lost' parts of the human soul from wherever they have gone.
- The Northern Territory was originally part of South Australia, but transferred to the Australian Commonwealth Government in 1911. It then "lost" responsible self-government (although residents could still vote in federal elections) and only gained it back in 1974. Likewise, the Australian Capital Territory was originally part of New South Wales. It was transferred to the Commonwealth Government in 1911 and lost responsible self-government until 1989.
- One night when Wynn was sent out to locate the platoons, he managed to get 'lost' and spent the night sleeping.
- The planned strike was abandoned in the face of continuing talks at ACAS. The government introduces new taxes to make up for 'lost' tax revenue.
- The name "Porkellis" comes from the Cornish language words "porth", meaning 'cove' or 'gate', and "kellys", meaning 'lost'.
- In 2016 an EP titled 'Sex Works' was announced by Jungle Records, to be followed by a 'lost' album, 'Foreverandever'.
- The 2013, a truncated version of the Lighting Raiders 'lost' album, "Sweet Revenge"was released.
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