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catch-all mailbox
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catch-all mailbox
A mailbox that can be assigned to incoming e-mail messages that have invalid or non-configured recipient names. A catch-all mailbox allows new e-mail addresses to be published without setting up specific e-mail accounts. For example, as long as sales and feedback were not e-mail accounts, sales@xyz.com and feedback@xyz.com would be directed automatically to the catch-all mailbox. See mailbox.


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Then again, the garage simply becomes a catchall for tools, toys, and everything imaginable.
Perhaps they're all off shopping around the globe and visiting the Big Five (the fashion industry's catchall phrase for London, Paris, New York, Rome and Milan)?
The Brookings Institution's Kenneth Pollack, one of the liberal hawks who was a major cheerleader for the war, is fine with McCain's slippery language: al-Qaeda is a "perfectly usable catchall phrase," and campaigning "does not lend itself to long-winded explanations of what we really are facing.
 
 
 
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