Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...India as a nation that had been forced to accept partition, Joxe maintained that France would do its best to see that partition did not become necessary-but that required convincing guarantees from the rebels that Algeria's million Europeans will be neither discriminated against nor forced to lose their French nationality...
...Angeles, dyspeptic eaters bemoan the omission of La Scala, one of the finest Italian restaurants on the West Coast, and the Cock 'n Bull, whose Sunday hunt breakfast alone is worth a constellation. Many topflight restaurants in raffish neighborhoods lose points to stuffier places in more conventional surroundings. Chasen's rates its four stars more for its pressagentry than its food. On the other hand, the guide has also dug up many outstanding out-of-the-way spots, including Casa la Golondrina in Los Angeles, Spenger's Fish Grotto in Berkeley, and Bimbo's 365 Theatre...
...trying to fight the funeral directors. This is no attempt to undercut their business. And we don't mean to dictate to families how to run their funerals. But I've seen husbands, wives and children agree on how they wanted funeral services arranged, and then just lose control...
...individual because Marx saw society as the solvent for all individual problems. Private ethical dilemmas were submerged, first because the revolution had no time for such niceties, later because they were tainted by association with "idealistic" ideologies. But Philosopher Schaff recognizes that "as long as people die, suffer, lose their loved ones, just so long will questions about the meaning of life have full rights." And, says he, Communist thinking is ill-prepared to deal with these questions. "Marxist philosophy should as quickly as possible and on as wide a scale as possible take up the problem of the human...
...brethren, said the outgoing president, the Rev. Ramsey Pollard of Memphis, are "an indication of weakness rather than strength. Lack of conviction led to these denominations' decline, and the decline will continue because such mergers are based on expediency and convenience. Whenever you sacrifice conviction for expediency, you lose the thrust that is necessary for growth. The cause of Christianity will be hurt." Dr. Duke K. McCall, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, Ky., had even stronger words. The loosening of denominational loyalty, he said last week in a commencement speech, "is fed by Biblical illiteracy...