Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Today America's cities are in crisis," Johnson warned Congress. He might have been thinking of his own prospects when he added: "There is no time to lose...
Only once did Nixon lose his footing. In Rhinelander, Wis., a TV interviewer asked him about Viet Nam. "This country cannot tolerate a long war," Nixon blurted. "The Asians have no respect for human lives. They don't care about body counts." The implicit racial slur invited attack, particularly against a candidate advocating vigorous prosecution...
Over the years, CAT slipped behind Taiwan's fast-moving economy, and its backers seemed to lose interest. Though 60% of CAT is owned by Chinese investors, the remaining share is held by Pacific Corp., a Delaware-registered holding company that also owns Air Asia and Air America, both booming and active these days in supporting U.S. military efforts in Southeast Asia. U.S. personnel have dominated CAT's front office as well as its cockpits...
Chances are, however, that tonight's game (to be broadcast over WHRB beginning at 8 p.m.) will result in neither extreme outcome. Harvard has performed well at Ithaca in the last two years, losing only by narrow 7-6 and 4-3 scores. And on the other hand, in its three years of ascendancy, Coach Ned Harkness's team has never lost an important Ivy game. The token defeats--to Harvard, Yale, and this season Brown--have been significant only as demonstrations that Cornell could lose...
...both lose, Clarkson will replace B.C. in the top four. Harvard will remain in fourth, but its opponent will...