Word: loss
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...make up for that loss, the next four singles players for the Crimson all won their matches...
Brown's No. 1 doubles team of Martynova and Raju handed Jain and Magyera an 8-4 loss...
...loss to Princeton on Sunday morning sealed a fourth-place finish, and, consequently, the end of the season for the Crimson...
...loss to Princeton on Sunday morning sealed a fourth-place finish, and, consequently, the end of the season for the Crimson...
Bombay is obviously too small to hold these two myth-destined figures, and Rai decides to get out as well. ("Disorientation: loss of the East," as he notes several times.) But this exodus considerably saps the narrative vigor of Rushdie's novel. On their arc toward pop immortality, Ormus and Vina must inevitably pass through London in the mid-'60s and Manhattan in the '70s, already over-storied places and times about which Rai (and Rushdie) can find little new or interesting to add. When fictionalized versions of Rudolf Nureyev and Andy Warhol start popping up, an inspired fiction dwindles...