Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Dean Burch from the position of National Chairman would be a dramatic symbol of Goldwater's total defeat, Republicans should not concentrate their rehabilitation efforts on petty personal conflicts and impulsive Nixonian pronouncements. Burch's inept campaign has probably incurred the wrath of responsibly conservative Republicans; he may lose a vote of confidence at the January National Committee meeting, even with only a minimum of effort by anti-Goldwater tacticians...
...same time, they must proceed as unobtrusively as possible, for they could very easily alienate anti-Goldwater conservatives who thought Goldwater reactionary and voted for Johnson. In some areas of the country, this type of person represents a large portion of the electorate that normally votes Republican. To lose them would be a GOP disaster...
...guns on the Johnson Administration's handling of foreign policy, which, he said, has left "our great alliances in shambles" while "American prestige has been sinking slowly out of sight." Johnson, he charged, "worries more about the votes he's going to get than the boys we lose in Viet Nam." To a Cheyenne, Wyo., crowd Goldwater declared: "I believe that unless we keep our military strength high we are doomed for a third world war-for a fourth one-because we may be in the beginning of the third one now in South Viet...
...sovereign nation, Rhodesia might lose some $5,500,000 a year that Britain contributes toward balancing its budget. As a maverick state outside the Commonwealth, it would have to find new markets for more than half of its yearly exports, and would forfeit highly preferential Commonwealth tariff rates...
...results has since been tamed into a powerful scientific tool. "Masers," says Dr. Townes, "give us one more control over electromagnetic waves, including radio waves and light waves. We have used them to develop an atomic clock which is very precise; in 30,000 years it would gain or lose one second." Now that scientists have learned to use Townes's technique to build lasers (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation), they are moving into fields as varied as welding and surgery...