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KROGER employees got a letter saying not to worry about buyout how much you want a bet we will be working for hafts grocery soon instead of kroger
"Rocked"?
What does this mean: "the new management rocked the ... chain"? Is this a well-known term in the business world? If the author of this line meant that they "shook things up", I think it could be worded more clearly.
(btw, I struck out the above entry. it fails by every measure. if editors agree, please delete entirely.)
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KROGER employees got a letter saying not to worry about buyout how much you want a bet we will be working for hafts grocery soon instead of kroger
"Rocked"?
What does this mean: "the new management rocked the ... chain"? Is this a well-known term in the business world? If the author of this line meant that they "shook things up", I think it could be worded more clearly.
(btw, I struck out the above entry. it fails by every measure. if editors agree, please delete entirely.)
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22:05, 17 August 2010 (UTC)reply