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1. GTW
Stands for "Go To Work". The quality that one has in their DNA to make money and be successful. Not everyone has it and its not something you learn. Only the upper class social standing associate with this abbreviation. For people of importance.
The CEO's have that GTW determination, but it is not something they learned or were told; it is something one of every thousand people attain.
2. GTW
Short for Get to Work!
In in the morning, Cory likes to wake up go to his computer then chat to Alex ...GTW.... Put that coffee down and G T W!
gtw get to work now
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3. GTW
Abbreviation for "Good Team Work." Often used in gaming situations where the team is doing well, and it is easier to type three letters than explain how well your teammates are doing.
Peter said, "GTW" to Nick after accomplishing a High Angle Shot in Gunbound.
4. GTW
Acronym for Global Thermonuclear War. A construct sometimes used in academic debate circles as a placeholder for an improbable (but not impossible) "worst case scenario." The term comes directly from the 1983 movie "Wargames," in which a young hacker went wardialing, tapped NORAD's central computer, and accidentally initiated a war simulation that almost started World War Three with the Soviet Union.

Suspending disbelief temporarily, the concept for debaters is this: no man-made event could be worse than several major world powers choosing to initiate a nuclear exchange. Theoretically, such an exchange could kill most of the life on the planet's surface. Given that, if you can show that there is a chance, however small, that a given plan of action increases the likelihood of nuclear war, then that plan cannot be enacted, regardless of its benefits. This basic logic can be tailored to suit a given topic by exchanging GTW for a more appropriate worst case scenario.

As a sidenote, while GTW may or may not really be a relevant consideration in some topics of debate, certain students relish finding inordinately convoluted paths by which, for example, domestic social policies could lead to the end of...
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