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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
outsource . - adjective of goods or services Obtained by
outsourcing - adjective of a person Having ones employment transferred to a third party
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Examples
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To avoid serving as a bank, the label outsourced the transactions to PayPal, which will convert purchases into dollars for U.S. customers.
Fans Rock Out—On A Sales Commission John Jurgensen 2011
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John and Jane gives us surprising access to young Indians, the voices on the telephone who perform what we call outsourced jobs;
GreenCine Daily 2009
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In fact, the winner himself said casually that the actual building was "outsourced" -- that is, it was just viewed as a project space and a set of tools, not a world with a public, and a public space that would interact over time.
State of Play Virtual Architecture 1.0: Contest Judges Say Enough with the Simulacra Already 2005
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India is the leader in outsourced baby making but they aren’t the only country that is in the business.
VDARE.com: Blog Articles » Print » Outsourcing Baby Making 2010
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India is the leader in outsourced baby making but they aren’t the only country that is in the business.
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India is the leader in outsourced baby making but they aren’t the only country that is in the business.
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We offer the export of conversation for conversation we managed so called outsourced conversation, but for individual users, this is a little more tricky to understand what would actually make sense.
Against Threaded Conversations on Blogs — Climb to the Stars 2008
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We offer the export of conversation for conversation we managed so called outsourced conversation, but for individual users, this is a little more tricky to understand what would actually make sense.
Against Threaded Conversations on Blogs — Climb to the Stars 2008
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Gene Weingarten of the Washington Post has a funny take on the notion of outsourced journalism, taking off on a real story — about Indian journalists covering town meetings in Pasadena — that we blogged about here.
The Perils of Outsourcing - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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Gene Weingarten of the Washington Post has a funny take on the notion of outsourced journalism, taking off on a real story — about Indian journalists covering town meetings in Pasadena — that we blogged about here.
The Perils of Outsourcing - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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