I've been voting in presidential elections since email was invented and, jeez, louise, I have never received so many forwards as this year. Is everyone else experiencing the same thing? This is the most emotional election I can recall, with friends and family who barely blink at such things, completely on fire. Even friends abroad are all up on things. True for you too?
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- Collaboration with Confidence Across Companies--Bloomberg BusinessWeek TV Video Webcast
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