Word: losely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...that Sunday, about 13 hours after TIME had closed in New York, Rademaekers called the editors to warn that, with a third of the vote counted, De Gaulle seemed likely to lose the election. With that, a crew of editors, writers and researchers set out to describe and dissect the fall of De Gaulle in a two-page report that appeared in last week's TIME. No other newsmagazine carried a line on that epochal event...
...President favors younger congressional leaders. Nor does Nixon deal with individual legislative barons in the same intensely personal manner that Johnson did. What is he going to do about Dirksen? If the Senator keeps embarrassing him, he could be forced into a direct showdown. A President does not easily lose arguments with his own party. On the other hand, an angered Dirksen can still cause untold amounts of trouble. Therefore, Nixon will most likely try to cool things down. At week's end he invited Dirksen to accompany him to the Kentucky Derby. As for Dirksen, he remained...
...rather than sentimental people. So long as there seemed a plausible correlation between De Gaulle's aims and France's means, the fervor for the Cross of Lorraine held firm. But the moment De Gaulle got beyond what French common sense thought to be feasible, he began to gradually lose his constituency until finally it was gone...
...midfielder Bruce Regan, an honorable mention All-American last spring, said a couple of weeks ago before the Brown game that if Harvard lost to the Bruins, the league championship would be out of reach. It would be the second loss of the season, and in fact, Harvard did lose that game, but now a share of the first place appears possible for the Crimson...
...guys played a tremendous ball game," coach Loyal Park said. "To be down seven runs and come back fighting the way our young team did is just fantastic. It was a real heart-breaker to lose...