61.   Soft fruit, supple tannins and an elusive sweetness are nectar to some people, while others will say the wine has lost its edge.

62.   Somehow, they have lost their edge.

63.   So much energy was expended complaining about umpiring injustice, so much consideration given to the width of the strike zone that the Braves lost their edge.

64.   So, in embracing normality, does Hornby lose his edge?

65.   Some teams get too satisfied with this success and lose their edge.

66.   Suppose we have two suppliers building monitors for us, and one of them loses its edge.

67.   Such changes have prompted criticisms that the Kitchen is becoming more conservative, but representatives of the organization believe that it can broaden its base without losing its edge.

68.   The chain further lost its edge when bigger chains started offering design and installation services.

69.   The last couple of years, Carolina lost an edge in the weight room, in recruiting and in playing the game.

70.   The latter shift was one more cause for disagreement among board members, some of whom worried that Calpers appeared to be losing its edge.