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late unpleasantness

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late unpleasantness
Euph. the U.S. Civil War. (Old.) The town courthouse was burned in the late unpleasantness. Many of my ancestors lost their lives in the late unpleasantness.
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It is one of those days during the late unpleasantness, sometimes called World War II.
During the late unpleasantness in Iraq, there was nary a nationally known politician who spoke against the war.
A new book, Leadership Lessons From the Civil War, uses examples gleaned from what hyperpolite Southerners called The Late Unpleasantness to teach modern managers the best way to crush the competition.
 
 
 
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