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one-on-one

adjective as in face-to-face

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"I missed a lot whenever I was off but my teachers were able to have one-on-one time with me to go over what I'd missed," she said.

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DIS allows students in FSU's Honors Program to work one-on-one with faculty mentors in an open-ended, hands-on research experience and would allow Hartman to be more involved with mathematical modeling.

“I just thought talking to people one-on-one was too slow,” she said.

From childhood he preferred being alone and one-on-one friendships to groups.

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DeRozan told reporters at the time that he still considered Drake a friend, and compared the feud to a spectacle along the lines of Michael Jordan facing Kobe Bryant one-on-one.

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