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mediador A worker whose job is to locate and fix sources of trouble (especially in mechanical devices)
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Being an interstellar trouble shooter wouldn't be so bad... if I could shoot the trouble!
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He also detailed one of his own men to stay on as trouble shooter for the setup.
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I'm a trouble shooter, not an administrator.
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They were joined moments later by Hank Sterling, the square-jawed chief engineer and trouble shooter of Enterprises, and Arvid Hanson.
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The government crew manning the installation, and the Swift technician who had relieved Art Wiltessa as trouble shooter on the setup, greeted them eagerly.
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Their troubleshooter asked me to authorise a diagnostic link; I did so.
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He worked in quality control, meaning he was a natural troubleshooter.
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Rudd has appointed ministerial troubleshooter Greg Combet to fix the home insulation programme.
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Don't let me sound as if I was some kind of one-man troubleshooter.
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I have to see the numbers when he programs them into his troubleshooter.
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Colonel Cargill, General Peckem's troubleshooter, was a forceful, ruddy man.
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Clicking the "run" button next to each item launches an automatic troubleshooter.
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I'm kind of a professional troubleshooter in a sense.
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Everyone knew it was the troubleshooter's job to identify trouble within the organization-andshoot it.
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Unesco and the World Bank started hiring me directly when they needed a troubleshooter to travel.
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He said he was working as a troubleshooter.
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Paul Clement's side look well organised and in Llorente they have a troubleshooter at the sharp end.
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While a good troubleshooter could unwipe them, he'd first have to crack the security barriers Tim had installed.
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He knew that she was more than a cell leader; she was some kind of troubleshooter in the LDA hierarchy.
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There's a guy with the Feds, some kind of special troubleshooter who just blew several major operations wide open back east.
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With a reputation as troubleshooter, he has promised that one of his priorities is to restore public trust in the IRS.