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[goh-too] / ˈgoʊˌtu /






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The simple act of always having their partner’s go-to moisturizer in their bag for them, shopping together or making space for each other’s dreams can yield the kind of fruitful love that makes navigating this world all the better.

From Los Angeles Times

And it doesn’t, save leaving us with a view of Maria’s bid for freedom that, like the rose petal that is one of Touzani’s go-to visuals, beautifies the air whether still connected to the roots or separated and strewn like so much that’s fragile in life.

From Los Angeles Times

The 1949 winner “Hamlet” would be the obvious go-to.

From Los Angeles Times

I’ve adopted a similar philosophy when making my go-to recipe for a winter salad.

From Salon

We regret to say that at the rate she’s going, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is at risk of replacing Lindsey Graham as the Surge’s go-to “Here’s what they were up to this week” entry.

From Slate