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offsource 

The process of replacing a product or service with something new to route around failure.
Twitters developers are upset that their business is about to be canabalized, and are gathering to find ways to offsource twitter.
offsource by ka9dgx April 14, 2010
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outsource 

verb: to make profit by screwing your employees, your customers, and your country while at the same time lowering the quality of the work performed. Highly touted and promoted in articles by authors with Indian surnames.
When she called the unemployment office to inquire about her benefits she was outraged to discover she was speaking to someone in India. The American job had been outsourced.
outsource by Noah Webster, Jr. February 17, 2005

outsource 

The word "President" Bush uses to describe you getting your ass canned at work so that your job can go overseas.
President Bush out sourced 3 million American jobs (So far) in office
outsource by PG February 28, 2004

outsource 

The process of hiring a call center to perform customer service and/or technical support, or other support tasks, obstensibly because it is cheaper than having an in-house support team. Companies also outsource to preserve their reputation, as they can use the hand of god to fire any call center employee who isn't performing in line with their vision without anyone knowing; can hire and fire employees en mass with no regrets.
My job at Foo Inc was outsourced, so I went to work for the company they outsourced to at greatly reduced pay.
outsource by Spirit Bear October 28, 2004

Outsource 

To send Jobs to another country, making our county vulnerable to Socialistic influences.
Outsource Mitt to Iran!

outsource 

The next logical step in the process of globalisation. Made possible due to large differences in prosperity and income worldwide. The first move towards a more equal globality.
"I outsourced my assembly line..."
"Good for you"
outsource by S.I. June 6, 2005