Word: loses
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Kobach adds that club activities won't include campaigning for candidates in local municipal elections. "Republicans in Boston aren't like Republicans anywhere else. First of all, there aren't any, and second, they always lose," says Kobach...
...entrants are women of childbearing age and working mothers. You have to make some adaptations to that pool of talent if only to stay in business." The benefits to the company, Strohmer says, are long term: "We get to keep a lot of people we can't afford to lose...
...Muffin was the last local refuge of the honest-to-goodness, homey mug of coffee. When each cup has a cash bite, you lose the soothing, forevermore flow of half-mugs that can sit unnoticed...
...under the knife and never emerge. Life is unfair, and fiction can be even worse. But what transpires in a novel need not be irreversible. So Henry may survive instead and go to Israel, where he joins a settlement on the West Bank and tries to find, or lose, himself in Jewish history. Nathan may come out of the operating room a new man, get married and move to England with his lovely and reassuringly pregnant wife. Other variations surface. Perhaps Nathan alone dies, and Henry, going through his late brother's effects, comes upon the manuscript of a book...
...paying many USX workers $60 a week is running low. At the same time, the work stoppage is costing USX at least $1 million a day and forcing its customers to turn elsewhere. Says a company spokesman: "We have already lost first-quarter orders. We don't want to lose second-quarter orders." A settlement could come as early as this week...