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Losses can be temporary (or operating) losses, which are normal fluctuations in the business cycle and expected to reverse over time. They can also be permanent (or non-operating) losses due to events such as asset impairments, restructuring charges, or discontinued operations that do not have a reversing impact. Losses can further be categorized into direct costs, indirect costs, extraordinary losses, and contingency losses.

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