They intermarry in high numbers and, Bennett has argued, losing six million American Jews to assimilation is comparable to losing them to the Final Solution.
Joseph, incensed at interference in the crease as Alfredsson wrestled with defenseman Cory Cross, skated out to argue, lost his footing and took McGeough down with him.
Cosby, Steele argues, lost his status as America's "iconic Negro" when he began publicly blaming the problems of black Americans on their own lack of personal responsibility, a position whites can't embrace without risking being accused of racism.
Today, however, publishers have become mere printers and distributors and have, he argues, lost sight of their primary function: to help connect writers with readers.
Butler's senior administrators, Watts argues, lost sight of the institution's mission and turned to their lawyers to defend their virtue.
City officials argue losing the money, which makes up roughly 10% of Glendale's day-to-day budget, would lead to major cuts in public safety.
Ultimately, she has to respect someone who doesn't argue, lose their temper or bite their tongue but instead makes it absolutely clear where the boundaries exist.
Besides, the groups argued, "We lost the right to marry in California at the ballot box.
"I argued and lost, of course, the Wilder case and argued and won the Gonzaga case," he said.
Mr. Veeck argued and lost, then sold the team to Jerry Reinsdorf, a real estate executive, for $20 million.
