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McDonald's launches U.K. campaign to get dictionaries to redefine 'McJobs'
CP - CHICAGO (AP) - McDonald's Corp. is reviving its campaign to ditch the dictionary definition of "McJob," this time setting its sites on the vocabulary of Britons. The world's largest fast food company said Tuesday it plans to launch a campaign in the U.K. this spring to get the country's dictionary houses to change current references to the word "McJob."
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