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    I think the real difference is that calling someone a "bureaucrat" has negative connotations. It suggests the individuals are inefficient and unable to quickly react to changing circumstances. Bureaucracies are generally known for being very large, slow moving, costly, and inefficient organizations. The term "executive" carries a much more positive connotation and suggests that a person is important, powerful, and wealthy.
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    November 26, 2008
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    It's not really an insult. It is more of a cute way of saying that you already know the answer to the question you are asking me. For instance, if I said, "why so many questions about American slang?" You might say, "...because I am learning English silly."
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    November 25, 2008
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