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miss out

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miss out (on something) and lose out (on something)
to fail to participate in something; to fail to take part in something. I'm sorry I missed out on the ice cream. I lost out on getting in the class photo because I was sick that day.
See also: miss, out

miss out (on something)
to fail to use or enjoy an opportunity Other people my age are married and have families, and I am beginning to feel I am missing out. We missed out on a chance to get a cheaper mortgage.
See also: miss, out


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Those who miss out onautomatic help could stillqualify under income- based Jobseeker's Allowancescheme.
Those who miss out onautomatic help could stillqualify under income- based Jobseeker's Allowancescheme.
Top eight finish , but they miss out on European place TEAM NEWS v Charlton (a) EIDUR Gudjohnsen, who has not played in Chelsea's pre-season matches due to a knee injury and illness, is fit and expected to be on the bench for the London derby at Charlton.
 
 
 
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