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face to face

adjective as in confronting

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Hoey worries the lack of face-to-face consultations with a pharmacist at the kiosks can introduce certain risks for patients.

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It's expanded quickly and now runs face-to-face sessions for 400 women a year in five London boroughs and online classes across the UK.

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For the vast expanse of human history, we engaged face-to-face with others, developing exquisite abilities to read a partner’s emotional state, instinctively mirroring gestures to sharpen our own awareness.

Under UK law, Botox can only be supplied under prescription by a qualified medic following a face-to-face consultation with the patient, to check it is safe for them.

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Every Prem and PWR club now has face-to-face education on building inclusive cultures, with its success monitored via individual reports and surveys.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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