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The red boxes demonstrate that the relative frequency of references to the phrase "Christmas shopping season" vs. "holiday shopping season" is down almost 60% (58.6% to be exact).If the chart is not legible go here.
Meanwhile, however, the vacuum is beginning to be filled -- even on this side of the Atlantic.
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As Robert Spencer remarked: "Suddenly Best Buy has found a holiday it can actually mention by name without fear of censure from the Politically Correct Police."
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