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Because we were trained to believe that there always are winners and losers, and that your loss is my gain.

We're either all losers or we all can be winners.

It creates winners and losers.

If instead transmission to another host requires host mobility, then we expect that the winners of the competition will be the milder organisms.

So, if the pathogen doesn't need the host to be healthy and active, and actual selection favors pathogens that take advantage of those hosts, the winners in the competition are those that exploit the hosts for their own reproductive success.

But if the host needs to be mobile in order to transmit the pathogen, then it's the benign ones that tend to be the winners.

So you're really going to see an extreme segregation going on between the winners and the losers across Africa.

Meet our Nobel Prize winners.

(Sings in Spanish) "There is not one death that does not cause me pain, there are no winners, here’s nothing but suffering and another life blown away.

There is not one death that does not cause me pain, there are no winners there's nothing but suffering and another life blown away.

A team of grandmasters and top machines participated, but the winners were not grandmasters, not a supercomputer.

The winners were a pair of amateur American chess players operating three ordinary PCs at the same time.

And there were winners.

And these are the winners of the digital economy.

They sort and separate the winners from the losers.

The winners get the job or a good credit card offer.

Here is the story of the winners and losers of just one pivotal event I discovered using fossil data.

CA: I mean, Gary Kasparov said on the first day [of TED2017] that the winners of chess, surprisingly, turned out to be two amateur chess players with three mediocre-ish, mediocre-to-good, computer programs, that could outperform one grand master with one great chess player, like it was all part of the process.

Well, there are many answers, but one answer surely is, we see a lot of winners.

So, this actually became very clear to me with the March 30, 2005 Powerball drawing, where they expected, based on the number of ticket sales they had, to have three or four second-place winners, people who match five or six Powerball numbers.

This is a slip one of the winners had, because the Tennessee lottery security officials were like, "Oh, no, this can't be true."

That sorts us into winners and losers, and then blames the losers for their misfortune?

We know from economic transformations of the past that if we're not careful, there are more losers than winners.

But in Japan, I'm encouraged to believe that, really, the point of a game is to make as many people as possible around you feel that they are winners.

Not only did "Midnight’s Children" win the prestigious Man Booker Prize in its year of publication, but in a 2008 competition that pitted all 39 winners against each other, it was named the best of all the winners.

Who are the winners and who are the losers in Iran?

So the tournament is going to have winners and losers.

The winners are those variables, those dimensions, that actually teach you a lot about your consumer, that if you know that, you know what they need.

And he, I remember, just paused and looked at me and said that he felt exactly the same way and that he suspected all the winners were feeling that way, and that despite not knowing Scott or I or really anything about technology, he said that we were obviously doing something right and should probably just keep going.

But how do you reconcile this idea of it being bad to think of someone as a "loser," with the idea that a lot of people like, of seizing control of your life, and that a society that encourages that, perhaps has to have some winners and losers?

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