The word of the year for 2011, chosen by the American Dialect Society, was 'occupy', though some radical spirits recommended 'a**holocracy', which they defined as rule by multi-millionaires.
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The word itself is unappealing: globalisation. It is, frankly, soulless - a 1960's made-up word with too many syllables and no fixed definition.
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