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lose count of

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lose count of someone or something
to fail to be able to count someone or something, especially because there are so many. I have lost count of the people who have asked that question. I am afraid I have lost count of all the times we have run out of money.
See also: count, lose


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Time and again, we have been told by our Government, by the Prime Minister, by the Secretary of State and s Mr Anderson hit out at Justice Minister Bridget Prentice, who in Parliamentary exchanges said: "I am beginning to lose count of the number of debates on pleural plaques to which I have replied.
TREVOR Hemmings - boss of Arena Leisure and owner of Blackpool Tower - must be beginning to lose count of the horses he has in training.
 
 
 
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