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Latest post Wed, Aug 22 2007 5:26 PM by Terr3. 2 replies.
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Terr3  +  407687 Wed, 22 Aug 07 09:59 AM
Hi!
"He can't die! The world will suffer in GREAT LOST without Tom's humble existence"

my question is whether people would see 'great lost' as 'lost in control'/'lost in direction/balance' or simply 'lost' as losing a man, like the use of 'lose' in 'losing a man during war'?

And if 'great lost' in my sentence isn't appropriate, what could be a better replacement. Thanks in advance. - Terr
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Feebs11  +  407780 Wed, 22 Aug 07 02:26 PM
"The world will suffer a great loss"
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Terr3, 2 yr 96 days ago
Hi Feebs11!

Many thanks! It turns out I misspelled. -Terr
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