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face-to-face face to face - if two people meet or talk face to face, they meet or talk when they are both together in the same place. He's refused a face-to-face interview but he's agreed to answer our questions in a letter. (always before noun) |
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One of the intervention groups had face-to-face group meetings, while members of the other got their advice via an online program (once a week for the first month and once a month for the rest of the study). What recycling professionals pick up during a business trip may be slightly different than what we as editors may look for, but the reality is the same: Face-to-face meetings can enhance a business relationship as well as give a company a chance to uncover opportunities. To bridge the gap between face-to-face teaching and learning and quality distance education, students' points of view need to be studied in order to understand the psychological, social, and technical obstacles they face (Wilcott, 1994). |
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