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"Happy Holidays" v. "Merry Christmas"

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12-23-2005, 04:42 PM

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Re: \"Happy Holidays\" v. \"Merry Christmas\"

Happy Holidays is the more general term. Top companies make sure they dont use "Merry Christmas" just so that people dont sue them or file a lawsuit. Aparently, people get offended If you use "Merry Christmas". I got this version from my company secretary and I work for one of the top five consulting firms in the world.

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