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catch-all mailbox

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

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Still, this method was not ideal, because it was difficult for courts to find an analogous state claim for relief with an express limitations period, (203) and if no analogous claim for relief and no state catchall limitations period were present, then this approach would yield no analogous or applicable limitations period.

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First, be wary of writing a catchall reservation that is tied to the scope of your list of reserved rights.

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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)?

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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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1) Rather than drafting a catchall definition, the team then considered "family resemblances" or shared characteristics between different manifestations of religious fundamentalisms as an analytical tool.

How do women's rights groups define "religious fundamentalisms"?

Civil protection, which until now has been covered by the catchall articles in the existing treaty (Article 308) and the Euratom Treaty (Article 203) and managed by the European Commission's "Environment" Directorate General, has now been made an EU competence.

CIVIL PROTECTION : A NEW COMMUNITY COMPETENCE ***

As this year's poster boy for bad business, the downturn in the housing market is proving to be a durable, quite popular catchall for the industry's woes.

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But its designation as a catchall for tenants has begun to diminish amid the recent activity, which has dampened the district's famously high vacancy rates and boosted rents.

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This year's theme, "Dance in the City," offered a catchall category where anything went (except tutus and, for the most part, pointe shoes).

Biennale de la Danse

The term social media is a catchall phrase for everything that the old media is not, and it is where consumer-generated content rules.

Social media change the rules: say farewell to top-down and hello to consumer-led communication

Hate speech: Kaplan & Lee (1995) defined hate speech as an "imprecise catchall term that generally includes verbal and written words and symbolic acts that convey a grossly negative assessment of particular persons or groups based on their race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or disability.

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The focus of the sentence is now the types of sexual behavior that can compromise these wholesome traits, with the catchall "reflects lack of judgment or discretion" thrown in for good measure.