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soapbox 1. a box or crate for packing soap 2. a child's homemade racing cart consisting of a wooden box set on a wooden frame with wheels and a steerable front axle How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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So now an all-but-admitted murderer won't get a national soapbox to peddle his horror stories -- a rare victory for good taste in the marketplace. In an Editor's Note introducing his editorial about the change of management of the Specialized Information Publishers Association, we wrote, "To the relief of many readers, Fred Goss has gotten off his soapbox complaining about the recent name change of the association. The forum was expanded to a whole day and included a clear theme and take-home messages, a team briefing guide, a storytelling session, a celebration of the bank's history and corporate responsibility deeds, a customer discussion panel, soapbox stands and roundtable discussions so that people could learn more about other parts of the business, lively guest speakers on topics such as understanding different generations, and a session about how superior teams operate. |
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