Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lose Right...
...diplomacy and intelligence can serve Washington's ends elsewhere in the world, they can apply in this hemisphere as well. The U.S. has nothing to lose by initiating negotiations with the Castro government, and reconsidering its self-fulfilling prophecy that socialism cannot survive in Cuba without Soviet domination. Events of the past month have shown world Communism as an organic system, directed by men of varying, and sometimes conflicting, commitments. The United States may well be the only country in the world that hesitates to capitalize on its enemies' conflicts...
...comparison. Harvard goes into today's contest with a more balanced offense and a strouger defense than frequently beaten Brown. The varsity can lose only if it refuses to take Brown seriously. With anything like the perseriously. With anything like the performances that upset Princeton and formances that up sot Princeton and downed Penn, the varsity should beat the Bruins by two touchdowns
...sloppiest exhibitions of offensive football at Harvard in recent years, the Crimson fumbled ten times, dropped almost as many passes, and did every possible thing wrong except lose...
...SCHWARTZ REPLIES: My intention in discussing Mr. Nixon's political demise was not at all to "kick him when he was down," but to explain as best I could how he got down there. The very fact that a man could lose the national election in 1960 and then be unable two years later to win the governorship in his own battiwick seemed to me a phenomenon worth explaining. Moreover, I considered it unfortunate that meet commentaries on Nixon's defeat were either disguised gloating or the kind of wrong-headed on comium Mr. Von Salzen has written...