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[Moonbattery] Nicholson was angry that other employees at his firm drove "some of the most polluting cars on the planet," and outraged that an employee was sent by airplane to retrieve his Blackberry. (Which, if the Blackberry contained proprietary data information, was a perfectly reasonable thing to do to protect competition-sensitive information.)
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