My boyfriend is my go-to person on the day's events.
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Your dad was and is the go-to person to fix things.
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"I've become the go-to person for bedbug advice," Rudolph, 46, revealed.
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There was never a go-to person, I had to learn myself.
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We wanted to know: Who is your go-to person for money matters?
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Over a long period of time, incrementally, you become the go-to person.
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The performance punishment It's great to be the go-to person at work.
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I quickly became the go-to person for money advice among my friends.
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Stella was Mariah's go-to person during her turbulent engagement with James Packer.
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The go-to person for all things relating to furry friends is Pell, 56.
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Unfortunately, there is no other go-to person with diplomatic experience in Trump's administration.
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His local car-washer has now become the neighborhood's go-to person for water delivery.
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Don't forget, you aren't the go-to person for everyone's last-minute favors and errands.
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This means finding solutions, not just problems, becoming a go-to person for key projects.
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"He was the only go-to person that I had to go to," Mr. Jesi said.
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Judy was my go-to person [when I made the Fabric 13 mix CD in 2003].
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"You want to be viewed as a 'yes person,' a 'go-to person' — a team player."
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" Former coworkers remembered Gardner to the newspaper as a "go-to person" and a "dedicated public servant.
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And our go-to person in the Congress -- there are four people -- and Debbie's one of them.
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This means you need your go-to person who will always pick you up from the airport.
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Tulgan said that it's promising if your boss seems to use you as a "go to" person.
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His medical expertise and connections have made him a go-to person for prominent people battling cancer.
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Without even knowing it, he became a go-to person for questions on adopting and caring for chinchillas.
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"He was the go-to person on counterterrorism," a senior counterterrorism official in the Obama Administration told me.
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"You should be the go-to person when it comes to helping your clients reinvent themselves," Pelgrims said.
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Lauren is the go-to person who will handle the financials that could set Kross up for life.
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I am her go-to person — the only one she confides in, the one she relies on — and I'm exhausted.
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He became the go-to person for the Trump campaign as part of a team that worked exclusively with Republicans.
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Not having a go-to person to talk to often leads to problems with eye care and dentistry, he explains.
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Plus, people begin regarding you as a "go-to" person when there's an issue, which is key to getting more responsibility.
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He is my go-to person when I can't decide between a pair of shoes or a handbag or an outfit.
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For U.S. development assistance to become more effective, the ambassador should be seen as the "go-to" person for assistance projects.
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"Katie was the go to person when you wanted an open ear and the ability to get things done," he said.
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"Trudie is my main go-to person," says Sting, opening up to PEOPLE in this week's issue about their romantic Tuscan getaway.
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He also dealt with being the go-to person for any startup company looking to hire from a diverse pool of candidates.
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One way is to become the go-to person for something specific, like designing dynamic sales decks to dealing with challenging customers.
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For more than a decade, Harvey has been Twitter's go-to person when it comes to spam, abuse, threats of violence, and trolls.
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She said she was the go-to person to hack into the voice mails of her friends' boyfriends to get all the dirt.
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The co-founder of the opinion research firm Echelon Insights has been described as the party's go-to person for studying voting patterns.
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Watch the full video above for more of the ladies' hilarious interview and to find out who's the go-to person for bedbug advice.
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Reflecting on your top skills and what you want to be known for can help you become a go-to person on your team.
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She adds she became the go-to person with her friends on how to negotiate for better pay, additional benefits or more stock options.
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Nevertheless, he has embraced the challenge and become the go-to person for American investors who are suing Chinese companies saying that they were swindled.
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Following his return after weeks or months of shutdown, he was rational, calm, and responsive, my go-to person when I felt confused or upset.
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" To help you envision your next step, the career strategist recommends asking yourself these questions: "What would I love to become the go-to person for?
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The body man often travels with the president, and is also his go-to person if he needs newspapers, briefings, and even pens, according to Politico.
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"Everyone on Capitol Hill knew Katie was the go-to person when you wanted an open ear and the ability to get things done," Mr. Schumer said.
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He has since become something of a go-to person for researchers, journalists and documentary film makers interested in a close look at the falsified medicine business.
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Showing that you know the most about a particular topic or are the best at a particular task will make you the go-to person for that role.
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While he works mostly behind the scenes, he has become a go-to person for founders seeking help when they're considering an offer (or trying to snag one).
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Over the years, Mr. Parmigiani — who has worked with companies like Boeing and Daimler Trucks — had become a go-to person for entrepreneurs seeking expertise in mechanical engineering.
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This makes things pretty tricky for her, because Sharma is the go-to person for everything young Nepalis want to know about sex but are too afraid to ask.
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"Right now, there really isn't a go-to person in the US Senate who leads the charge on the pro-enforcement side of the illegal immigration issue," said Kobach.
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Luckily, Watson loves a good chat, and he quickly became the go-to person for Cooper to talk to in between his treatments — something which Baltzell is grateful to have.
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It was a good one, since he was the go-to person as a kind of CEO whisperer for major figures in tech, especially when they had thorny issues to deal with.
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During my tenure at Salesforce, I saw many lives and careers transformed, as people who didn't view themselves as "technical" began building and customizing apps — becoming the go-to person for their companies.
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Retired judge Woo Kwok-hing might once have been the go-to person to head a public commission or investigation, but no one seriously thinks he could make it as a chief executive.
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It was a good one since, since he was the go-to person as a kind of CEO whisperer for major figures in tech, especially when they had thorny issues to deal with.
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"When you start working out together as a couple, you're viewed as a go-to person for other outdoor, strenuous activities," explains Rhonda Milrad, LCSW, a relationships counselor and founder of the counseling app RelationUp.
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"Taylor," she answers without hesitation after co-host Carolina Bermudez asks if there's a go-to person she has in her life she trusts to run her projects by without fear of them getting leaked.
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These individuals are less likely to have access to key resources and information, and run the risk of trailing behind when they're not thought of as the go-to person to call with a problem or question.
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"Meredith was a go-to person for a lot of projects — I often heard her name," said Adam Eisenstat, who wrote for a blog and online newsletter under Mr. Trump's name for Trump University in 2005 and 2006.
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DEBORAH M. ROFFMAN Baltimore The writer, a teacher of human sexuality at the Park School of Baltimore, is the author of "Talk to Me First: Everything You Need to Know to Become Your Kids' 'Go-To' Person About Sex."
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His reputation for discretion, on top of a long record of successful high-profile prosecutions, are among the reasons he has been a go-to person when Washington — under Republicans and Democrats alike — needs someone to handle sensitive tasks.
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It would have been easy for me to drop out — as many women do — but I remember my early boss telling me I was her go-to person on learning about new media, and stayed on course blogging and advising until the right job came along.
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"The idea is to show people that climate change affects every one of us, but also to explain how they can do something about it, so they hopefully become inspired to take action and become a go-to person in their area," said Sarah Fortunate, a climate adaptation specialist who coordinates the project.
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Outside of skateboarding, I know it's a go to person, but I loved Keith Haring—he's out and proud and I was really thankful that he ended up doing beautiful murals in Germany on schools—he was very appropriate—he created a children's book but then he'd do an art show with dicks.
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Mr. Deutsch was "extremely kind and generous" and a "go-to person when his peers needed help," said Rabbi David Niederman, the executive director and president of the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg, Mr. Deutsch, he said, had helped lead a food drive this year during the Jewish holidays that fed 2,000 people.
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In addition to keeping abreast of the latest blockchain developments via blogs, newsletters, podcasts, and the latest watercooler banter (although, take the last resource with a grain or six of salt), investing your time in a comprehensive course will help you truly master this exciting new platform — and become the "go-to" person on the topic within your organisation.
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And instead of debating reasonable gun control measures, I'm suddenly in the very awkward position of being the go-to person my circle of liberal friends seeks out with questions as they consider learning to use and purchase firearms for the first time because they are finally as afraid of their government and fellow citizens as some of the right-wing fringe militia folks were under Obama.
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Regardless of where one's manager stands on knowledgeability of mental health, Klein recommends, once an employee has identified their go-to person, approaching them and letting them know four things: That they have health information to share that they would like to keep confidential, what their struggles are, what their needs or requests are, and that they are establishing a healing plan and actively working to get their health back on track.
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He is working at a church in Atlanta as the musical production "go to" person. He also works with the middle school ministry.
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For many years, Dr. Levine has been a consultant to various schools, from preschool through high school, public as well as private, throughout the country. Dr. Levine is highly sought after as a lecturer and keynote speaker for parents, educators and business leaders both nationally and internationally. She is frequently the go-to person on issues of parenting for both print media and radio. Currently she spends most of her time speaking to parents, educators, students and business leaders as well as consulting with major corporations and high net worth individuals.
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He became a "go-to person" for backroom deals in politics. During the Boxer Rebellion from 1899 to 1901, Yikuang was more sympathetic towards the foreigners whereas Zaiyi (Prince Duan) sided with the Boxers against the foreigners. Two factions were formed in the Qing imperial court – one comprised a number of "moderate" pro-foreign politicians, including Yikuang, while another xenophobic faction was headed by Zaiyi. However, Yikuang was discredited for his pro-foreign stance when a multi-national military force marched into Beijing during the Seymour Expedition of 1900.
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Over the last decade, Senator Sheheen has emerged as the go to person for developing and enacting transformative change in South Carolina. Trusted by members of both parties and leaders in the legislature, executive branch, and business community, Senator Sheheen has been deeply involved in leading almost every recent, major effort to change policy, operations, and structure in South Carolina’s public sector. More importantly, he has been successful in making those changes. Leadership in Crisis- Retiring the Confederate Flag In 2014, Senator Sheheen spent months and months touring the state and speaking to thousands of our citizens.
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The George W. Davis Motor Car Company made Davis brand automobiles in Richmond, Indiana from 1908 to 1929. George W. Davis was born December 17, 1875 as a 15lb 9oz baby in Richmond Indiana and due to complications at birth his right arm had to be amputated, but his disability did not hold him back, and he was known as the go-to person for anything that needed fixing. George W. Davis had previously made wagons when he announced in 1908 that he would build a car, named after himself. The earliest cars were motorized buggies.
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Ritter describes him as "Rockingham's go-to person for translating the data that came out of Unscom into concise reporting". The day before he died, Kelly had told the parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) : "Within the defence intelligence services I liaise with the Rockingham cell." Although this evidence was given in secret, a transcript was released to the Hutton Inquiry. Hutton Inquiry Report The press jumped on a suggestion that the only other public mention of "Operation Rockingham" prior to David Kelly's ISC evidence was by Brigadier Richard Holmes while giving evidence to the defence select committee in June 1998.
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A leading petty officer or LPO is a title given to the senior petty officer in the pay grades of E4-E6 in the United States Navy and Coast Guard. A LPO is the chief petty officer's "go-to person" for the lead of the division and to help with administrative tasks. While most often the leading petty officer is the senior ranking petty officer, this is not always the case. The LPO is chosen by the "leading chief petty officer" or LCPO (grade E7 or above) for his or her demonstrated leadership abilities and knowledge in the job or rating.
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Harris generated controversy in August 2007 when, as chair of the BC Conservative Caucus, he appointed Houston mayor Sharon Smith as the "government go-to person" in neighbouring electoral district Skeena—Bulkley Valley. He told residents, through the media, to approach Smith rather than elected local MP Nathan Cullen, a member of an opposition party, for help with government services or lobbying for federal funding. Conservative Party spokesman Ryan Sparrow said this was not sanctioned by the party and that local residents should use their elected member of parliament. Another controversy arose when it was discovered that the Conservative Party used an "in-and-out" plan to have regional offices pay for national advertising during an election period.
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As Manny prepares to leave she feels she is not the go-to person in the house that she once was now she works as a realtor. As they arrive at Mitch and Cam’s party, she says she hates the gift and misses Joe’s old hair. Phil and Claire return from the party emotional that Mitchell will probably be leaving for Missouri, and decide they no longer want to sleep in the RV. They agree that they love their crazy household and will tell the kids they can stay. However, when they enter the house Haley and Dylan inform them they have found a place to live which is cheap because they know the owner.
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He used his BFA in character animation to enter Hollywood and work on feature films and advertisements for visual effects studio Rhythm and Hues, where he met Sherry McKenna. McKenna, CEO of Oddworld Inhabitants, came from a rich family and perfect childhood to become a successful producer and Hollywood executive in computer animation. Lanning described her as "the 'go to' person in computer graphics... and a pioneering producer in visual effects" who had the know-how and power in business to make things happen, and the first person he met in Hollywood that would cut to the chase and be direct about what she thought of something. In 1991, Lanning and McKenna started to work together on computer animation rights.
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As president, Lowenstein was responsible for the association's operations and for sector-wide initiatives that affect the nation's fastest growing entertainment industry. Doug worked cooperatively with parallel industry trade associations including the Video Software Dealers Association (VSDA) and Interactive Entertainment Merchants Association (IEMA) to defeat hundreds of anti-games legislation across the United States. He was the industry's go-to person in Washington, D.C. on all legislative matters ranging from piracy to censorship and was frequently called upon as the trade's spokesperson, representing the software publisher's perspective. Lowenstein was a very public figure in his service of the games business - along with Patricia Vance, ESRB head and Hal Halpin, IEMA boss - and as such had both his supporters and detractors in the industry and media.
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Akaashi is very patient with Bokuto, and is the team's go-to person for handling his mood swings. He is perceptive and keeps track of how Bokuto is feeling during games to gauge whether or not his 'emo mode' will come out; when it does, Akaashi attempts to figure out what is bothering him and is able to get him back to normal, whether it be as simple as gesturing for the team to praise him or setting up plays that allow Bokuto to boost his own morale (for example, by hitting a good spike). His skills are well balanced and he is a talented setter, able to accurately and quickly set up successful plays for the team. He has a habit of playing with his hands absentmindedly.
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After few years at his father's residence in Aden where he attended modern school, he left for France and graduated from Sorbonne University in Paris. According to his renowned nephew Kebede Mikael, besides the assistance of his wealthy father, he used his personal funds to pay for his education after inheriting a large amount of money from his grandfather Dejazmatch Mekuria Tesfaye who made him the sole heir to his estate. During his stay in Europe, he assisted Ethiopian diplomats with translations thus having exposure to foreign dignitaries. During that time, he cultivated lasting friendships with his father's friends BlattenGeta Heruy Wolde Selassie, Mersha Nahusenay, Fitawrari Tekle Hawariat Tekle Mariyam and later in Ethiopia with Hakim Workneh Eshete also known as Dr. Charles Martin who was a good friend to his father Ato Mikael whom the doctor regarded as a close friend and a go-to person to have an immediate access to Emperor Menelik with whom Hakim Workneh later enjoyed daily visits to treat the aging and ailing monarch.
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