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GFTT
(redirected from Go for the Throat)

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GFTTGo for the Throat (gaming slang)
GFTTGlobal Financial Training and Technology (San Diego, CA)
GFTTGeriatric Failure to Thrive (elder care)
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United are likely to go for the throat in the early stages of tonight's match and it may not take them very long to expose the weak points in an injury ravaged Inter rearguard.
United forwards can demolish injury-hit Inter; DAN CHILDS'S VERDICT by The Racing Post (London, England)
However Redknapp has decided to go for the throat with a straight cash offer, spurred on by Southgate's remarks that Downing would not be leaving - which went against all of the steers he was getting from Boro officials.
Football Spy: REDKNAPP: pounds 12M FOR STEW OR FORGET IT; EXCLUSIVE by The Mirror (London, England)
When someone says I''ll think it over, do you become the nice customer service type that says "fine, call me when you''re ready" or do you go for the throat and say "what is there to think about?
Death of A Salesman? It's What Happens when the Customer Says "I'Ll ... by Helen Robinson / Business community
 
 
 
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