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    Have you accidentially made a hard reset to some of your commits?
    git reset --hard HEAD~1

    You can simply check git reflog,
    because Every time the current HEAD gets updated a new entry will be added to the reflog.
    git reflog

    Find the desired commit and make a hard reset to it.
    git reset --hard <commit>