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The willful destruction or impairment of, or defective production of, war material or national defense material, or harm to war premises or war utilities. During a labor dispute, the willful and malicious destruction of an employer's property or interference with his normal operations. The objective of sabotage is to halt all production, rather than to destroy or imperil human life. The original act of sabotage is thought to have occurred not long after the introduction of machinery when someone slipped a workman's wooden shoe, called a sabot, into a loom in order to stop production. Sabotage is a crime. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Also, some leaders have developed egos that are so dependent on the current system that they will fight to maintain it and look for ways to sabatoge the changes that are necessary to move an organization forward. Trying to achieve success on someone else's terms (even if that someone is a worthy mentor or role model) is just one of the ways we can sabatoge our own efforts to negotiate challenges and achieve objectives. |
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