Some children lose every toy they own.
A) (∃x){Cx • (y)[(Ty • Oxy) ⊃ Lxy]}
B) (∃x){[Cx • (∃y)(Ty • Oxy)] ⊃ Lxy}
C) (x){[Cx • (y)(Ty • Oxy)] ⊃ Lxy}
D) (x){[Cx ⊃(y)(Ty • Oxy)] ⊃ Lxy}
E) (∃x)[Cx • (y)(Ty • Oxy)] ⊃ (y)Lxy

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The correct interpretation of "Some children lose every toy they own" is represented by choice A, which translates to "There exists a child such that for all y, if y is a toy and the child owns y, then the child loses y." This captures the essence of the statement by specifying that there is at least one child who loses every toy they own.

Some Children Lose Every Toy They Own