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There is a timeless draw to the private, one-on-one storytelling that has always been the provenance of books.

Top managers devoted about 19% more time to one-on-one meetings with workers, for instance.

During that time, her role evolved from one-on-one advocate to legislative reformer, from shielding individual survivors from an aloof and demoralizing system to changing that system itself.

Meanwhile, Osterholm and his team had one-on-one calls with each medical society and invited them to group meetings for updates on their research reviews.

Arguably one of the best one-on-one defenders in the country.

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

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