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- noun Plural form of
troubleshooter .
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Examples
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Hillary Clinton starts work over at the State Department, and big-name troubleshooters will head to key hot spots, as the new administration flexes its diplomatic muscles.
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While other Gineal regularly called troubleshooters by their title, councilors reserved the use of laoch solas for formal occasions — like when an enforcer had transgressed far enough to earn worse than a slap on the wrist.
In the Midnight Hour 2007
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As he explains, developer shops often consider "troubleshooters" to be among the best employees.
Charles H. Green: Software Programming and the Economics of Trust vs. Transactions 2008
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The catapult officer got another thumbs-up from the squadron troubleshooters, meaning everything was fine outside the aircraft, and now the catapult officer wanted a message in return, and quick.
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The catapult officer got another thumbs-up from the squadron troubleshooters, meaning everything was fine outside the aircraft, and now the catapult officer wanted a message in return, and quick.
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I will also complain to TV news "troubleshooters".
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They found that with the high levels of bad pension advice throughout the market, they were able to carve out a role as 'troubleshooters', finding solutions to the mess many clients had been left in.
unknown title 2009
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"troubleshooters" to it and the other two councils because they were Conservative controlled authorities in "marginal seats".
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Grossman, who retired from the State Department in 2005 after a 30-year career, will face formidable challenges after replacing Mr. Holbrooke, one of the top US diplomatic troubleshooters of the post-war era.
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Grossman, who retired from the State Department in 2005 after a 30-year career, will face formidable challenges after replacing Mr. Holbrooke, one of the top US diplomatic troubleshooters of the post-war era.
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