Word: hurts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...council members felt that banning underage drinking could seriously hurt House cohesion as students go off campus in search of liquor or hold private parties...
Steinberg's play gave Princeton a two-point safety, but Harvard still had an unusual 6-5 lead. If the Tigers had fallen on the ball, they would have gotten at least three points, and the game would have been tied. The safety didn't really hurt Harvard, and Steinberg's heads-up play was the difference...
Although both sides hope to avert a long strike, the walkout is still sure to hurt. Wall Street analysts estimate that the firm could lose more than $60 million in after-tax profits for every week workers are out. The company hardly plays down the threat. Says Thomas Miner, Chrysler's vice president for industrial relations: "This whole company is paralyzed, and we'll start to bleed to death." U.S. negotiations recessed for the weekend, although talks continued in Canada. The Chrysler strike comes just as the U.S. auto industry is completing a banner year, projecting sales of 15.5 million...
...Kasparov were face to face, the two computers were 750 miles apart--the Cray in Mendota Heights, Minn., the Sun on the Pittsburgh campus of Carnegie-Mellon University. The computers' moves were sent over telephone lines to Denver and relayed to a regulation chessboard. But distance did not hurt the game. Says Chess Master David Levy: "For the first time a program played like a strong human player...
...indeed, as they have never been before. It is not Poland's fault. We are prepared for full normalization in our bilateral relations with the U.S. But this has to be paralleled by a return to elementary political realism and, above all, a halt to the practices that hurt our people. The United States has traditionally enjoyed sympathy and understanding in Poland. Our pollsters find indications of a decrease in that positive view. It is not in our mutual interest for this trend to continue...