Word: lose
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Reluctant to Lose Control...
Employers and those responsible for the prosperity of large enterprises are reluctant to lose any part of their control. When they discover that the power has passed from them, or when their government has failed to maintain peace they are then ready for experiment. The protocols and other experiments have always grown out of strikes, usually long and exhausting...
...player on either team who does not play within two days after being challenged, will automatically lose the match by default...
...measure as adopted is almost identical with that passed by Congress at the last session and vetoed by the President, who seems happiest in the midst of legislation passed during the war for his benefit. Without hostilities emergency measures lose attractiveness for the rest of the country, and not even a technical state of war can make them acceptable. As a sign of the peace administration which will begin on March 4, this abolition of war-time laws is a welcome end to the abnormal conditions created by war. The House has taken a flying start, by its unanimous vote...
...traditions of Harvard men that they should back the College up in all its activities. We back all the teams--feel jubilant if they win, depressed if they lose; we back the publications, the Student Council, the many other activities in which over 3000 Undergraduates are interested. We do this for one reason, namely, that we believe in Harvard and want her to succeed...