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:: Friday, April 04, 2003 ::
++++++++++++++++++++Global Crossing the Ullicon
an act of no return by definition; verbage tense: to engage in selling workers short; ulliconjob: the spin (created by sucking and blowing at the same time) that follows the action
origin obscura: Re: unions & Global Crossing "What BizWeak's story left out, but which the Wall Street Journal left in, is that a high-level official of the Dem Nat'l Committee played a key role in getting the directors to cross the, um, you know, Ullicon; and the vile Terry MacAuliffe, plus another key player in the oiligarchy (you'll never guess who), had splendidly fulsome roles in the festivities -- text is below. I tell you, it's like the final days of the Soviet Union around here."
--Dennis - LBO-Talk Archive March 2002
Google Search: global crossing ullico
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