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Domestic mobile telephone is steadily losing ground under offensive of ocean cell phone, exceed the valley bottom falling half to 30% from market share.

Reporters noted that conditions on the ground in Libya have changed even since President Obama's major speech on Libya this past Monday, with rebels losing ground to Gadhafi forces.

Try to imagine a culture where arguments are not viewed in terms of war, where no one wins or loses, where there is no sense of attacking or defending, gaining or losing ground.

Mining stocks led the fall, with financial stocks also losing ground.

Yet his party has also been losing ground in its stronghold, Punjab, and has little support elsewhere.

“Jerry Yang is a stand-up guy and he would never say he came in to clean up a very large mess, but he stepped in because he had to – they were losing ground to [gm99nd],” he said.

In recent years, U.S. manufacturers have been losing ground to Asian manufacturers.

He warned that traditional media - television, radio and newspapers - are losing ground.

The group also looked at how life expectancies changed from 2000 to 2007, and found that 80 percent of counties were losing ground relative to the healthiest nations.