Word: loss
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...Tough Lady in South America in the early eighties, she waged a foolish, destabilizing and poorly executed war in the Faulklands with disproportionate loss of life and no apparent point; the economy in the territories that we captured is listed in the CIA World Factbook as deriving mostly from the sale of postage stamps...
Despite the loss, the Crimson is excited for its upcoming Ivy League matches. Harvard travels to Yale on Friday to face a tough Eli team in a gym where the Crimson has consistently struggled...
Prior to the loss at the hands of a Northwestern Wildcat, Doran cruised through the first two rounds and the quarterfinals without dropping a set. As he made his way to the semifinals, he soundly defeated opponents from Penn State, Dartmouth and Columbia...
...loss of Quad leftovers could cause seriousproblems for the shelter, Stewart said. Harvard'sdonations of chicken, ham and fish--saving theFirst Church more than $100 a week off theirbudget--were "the major source of protein" for theshelter, according to Stewart. "We can get plentyof day-old produce from supermarkets and day-oldpastries and bread from Au Bon Pain, but you can'treally provide a balanced meal with just that,"Stewart said...
There's a lot more wrong with Japan's economy than its banks: Toshiba and Hitachi, two of the electronic giants that drove the country's postwar industrial boom, on Monday posted massive losses. Toshiba's $53.6 million pretax loss in the first half of fiscal '98 compared with a $212 million profit for the same period last year; Hitachi lost $1.04 billion compared with a $204 million profit in the equivalent period last year. "These companies will bleed as long as demand at home and in Asia remains weak," says TIME senior business reporter Bernard Baumohl. And therein lies...