In all countries the losses by such cessations from labour are little as compared with those due to the spirit which in England is called "ca'-canny" or the shirking of performance of work, and of sabotage, which means the deliberate destruction of machinery in operation.

Sabotage, from a French term meaning wooden shoe, has come to be applied to the deliberate and systematic scamping of one's work in order to injure one's employer.

"You know you are the mark for the I.W.W. sabotage.

" "The deuce," said I. "Sabotage!

[Fr.], road to ruin; dilapidation &c (deterioration) 659; sabotage.

folly, stupidity &c 499; indiscretion &c (rashness) 863; thoughtlessness &c (inattention) 458 (neglect) 460; sabotage. mismanagement, misconduct; impolicy^; maladministration; misrule, misgovernment, misapplication, misdirection, misfeasance; petticoat government.

" VIII SABOTAGE IX THE END OF CHILDHOOD BOOK II A FALSE START TO ATHENS X SYLVIA'S FIRST GLIMPSE OF MODERN CIVILIZATION XI ARNOLD'S FUTURE Is CASUALLY DECIDED XII

As she disappeared into the kitchen, she paused a moment behind the door, a grim, invisible voice, remarking, "And what we shall do is, of course, simply nothing at all!" CHAPTER VIII SABOTAGE Sylvia and Judith walked to school in a profound silence.

In the trenches there are workers who have broken with the old slacking and sabotage, and there are prospective leaders who have forgotten profit.

Finally the Chinese did all they could through intrigue, espionage, and sabotage to promote disunity and disorder within the Hsiung-nu, though it cannot be seen from the Chinese accounts how far the Chinese were responsible for the actual conflicts and the continual changes of shan-yü.

(Coleman being a cross between a Baptist deacon and an anarchist, I knew that he would not object to this bit of sabotage.)

Whippings, instead of proving a cure, might bring revenge in the form of sabotage, arson or murder.

They might shoot or stab the oppressor, burn his house, or run away, or resort to any of a dozen other forms of sabotage.

That conflict lies ahead of us, the open war of strikes, orif the forces of law and order crush that downthen sabotage and that black revolt of the human spirit into crime which we speak of nowadays as anarchism, unless we can discover a broad and promising way from the present condition of things to nothing less than the complete abolition of the labour class.

The drift of any Servile State must be towards a class revolt, paralysing sabotage and a general strike.

The Syndicalist movement, sabotage in France, and Larkinism in Great Britain, are, from the point of view of social stability, the most sinister demonstrations of the gathering anger of the labouring classes with representative institutions.

They are losing faith in their votes and falling back in anger upon insurrectionary ideals, upon the idea of a general strike, and upon the expedients of sabotage.

The case of the armed "Unionist" rebel in Ulster, the case of the workman who engages in sabotage, the case for sympathetic strikes and the general strike, all these cases are identical in this, that they declare Parliament a fraud, that justice lies outside it and hopelessly outside it, and that to seek redress through Parliament is a waste of time and energy.

He just concentrated on how to sabotage my attempts to professionalise the newspaper.

Edmond Meras (Wr); 23Jul63; R319230. ROSTEN, LEO C. Mikhail and the sabotage.

The sabotage of the pacifists; what price pacifism?

KAHN, ALBERT EUGENE. Sabotage.

He would be lucky if, on non-receipt of their demanded increase, they did not follow Najib's muddled preachments to the point of sabotage.

I'm sick of their unauthorized strikes and sabotage, and by the Holy Pink-Toed Prophet, Cappy Ricks Post.

Then came the lean years: strikes and strike-breaking, sabotage and rioting, prison for Billy, and all but starvation for Saxon.