It was fairly common for DSP to lose track of this information by the time it was needed.
Those now in their 30s could lose as much as 50% by the time they retire in the 2030s.
Individuals weigh this benefit against the costs, including both tuition fees and the earnings they lose by studying rather than taking full-time work.
This wasn't the first time he had tried to lose weight by exercising, and in the past he had burned himself out pushing too hard, too fast.
In practical terms, this means Mr Cope's supporters will lose crucial public funding at a time when the UMP is beset by debt, because the breakaway group will take some of the funding with them.
Because men typically have more muscle mass than women and lose bone more slowly, underlying health problems may be much more advanced by the time the height loss becomes apparent, says Sundeep Khosla, an endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
There might be a couple more tough vintages defined by depressed prices to come, but in that time overleveraged growers will lose their land and the survivors will decide which tier of the market they want to serve.
He could lose it just as easily by giving false testimony against Lay in an effort to get more time off his 10-year sentence, Carney says.
The main bill there, sponsored by a Republican, is larded with pork and will lose billions in revenue at a time when the budget deficit is widening.
According to some economists, every time oil prices rise by 10 percent, on average 150, 000 Americans lose their jobs.
Over time, however, satellites gradually lose altitude because of the drag exerted on them by the atmosphere (a phenomenon known as orbital decay).
Outplayed on both ends of the ice for long stretches by rebuilding Buffalo, Pittsburgh fell 4-1 on Tuesday night to lose for the first time in more than a month.
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