Word: losely
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Expansion, however, is not a desirable solution. At the present, the Bureau is a refuge of intimacy amidst an increasingly impersonal University complex. To lose the Bureau's personal touch both within its close knit organization and with the other nineteen or so advisory bodies would be to lose much of its strength...
Paul W. Cherington, professor of Business Administration at the Business School, said that "Johnson took the only course open to him." About 50,000 railroad workers, he said, would inevitably lose their jobs, perhaps in the matter of a few years...
...seasoned Washington commentator said recently that "if I had to bet more money than I can afford to lose, I would bet on Sargent Shriver for the nomination." He listed three reasons for his choice. First, he said that President Johnson wants to retain the loyalty and active support of the Kennedy family and of Democratic politicians throughout the country who still feel a deep allegiance to the late President. Johnson does not want, the commentator said, to put Robert Kennedy on the ticket. Therefore Shriver, who helped construct the Kennedy machine in 1960 and has good personal relations with...
...pointing out that a lot rests on the integration movement: a free world depends on a free America, and America can't be a free country until the subjugation of the Negro is ended. He concluded optimistically, "With God and the American government on our side, how can we lose...
...Hosea hoped to draw more support from the outside. However, local segregation was proving tough to crack. What little we Negro and white demonstrators achieved here would be a minor advance in the struggle for integration. What we white students contributed, moreover, was useful at the moment, but would lose its significance in the long run if we didn't follow up with more and more participation. "We want to get you hooked on our Negro problem" returned Hosea with his challenge. The efficacy of white student participation lies in its sustained effort...