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(real) go-getter
an active, energetic, and aggressive person. Mary is very aggressive in business. A real go-getter.

a go-getter
someone who has a lot of energy and confidence and wants to succeed I remember him as a real go-getter - someone who you knew would reach the top of whatever profession he chose.


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The top three vote getters are inducted during a ceremony in Pasadena.
The following ``Membership First'' candidates were the top 13 vote- getters, which gives all but two a three-year term on the national and Hollywood division boards of SAG: Lou Diamond Phillips, Valerie Harper, Esai Morales, Kent McCord, Seymour Cassel, Bill Daniels, Frances Fisher, Alan Rosenberg, Jane Austin, France Nuyen, and Bonnie Bartlett.
Monday night, singer and actor Donny Osmond and Home Media Retailing publisher Don Rosenberg announced the top vote getters in 15 categories of the magazine's second annual TV DVD Awards, which this year drew more than 100,000 separate votes.
 
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