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This unit of the factory should improve their <effectiveness> or it will be closed. start learning
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If we want to go for a holiday this year we need to make a few <economies> this month. start learning
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We must pay this <overdue> gas bill today. start learning
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We fought hard to <recover> from the losses after the financial crisis. start learning
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The new marketing campaign increased the company <earnings> by 25 percent. start learning
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The credit card company <charged> the cost of the tickets to his <account>. start learning
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The buyer backed out an hour before <completion> of the transaction. start learning
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We didn't take our car to Scotland with us, so we had to <hire> one. start learning
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A reliable <supplier> is crucial for the smooth running of the factory. start learning
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You <overdrew> your account by 780 pounds. start learning
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We need to reduce our monthly <outgoings>, we're spending too much money. start learning
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The company completely <lost> its <credibility> after the last scandal. start learning
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We only expected a rough sketch but he presented an <elaborate> plan of the takeover. start learning
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He <accumulated> a fortune by buying and selling used cars. start learning
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Nothing <ventured>, nothing gained. start learning
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The <proceeds> from real estate sales have dropped this year. start learning
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In business and politics you often play for high <stakes>. start learning
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This gallery <deals in> 19th-century paintings. start learning
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After the latest crash at the Stock Exchange many companies went <bankrupt>. start learning
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Sylvia couldn't keep <up-to-date> with the accounts and the company went bankrupt. start learning
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Don't do any business with them - it's a <disreputable> company. start learning
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Mr Gerry will <doubtless> be glad about the inheritance. start learning
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The benefits of having a good accountant to interpret the system and all of its rules appropriately are <manifold>. start learning
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Tariffs have been <imposed> on all foreign goods. start learning
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The <cause> which he feels most deeply about is that of the poor. start learning
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We are considering various <options> in order to increase the budget. start learning
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With all orders over 500 pounds <shipping> is free. start learning
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Insert two coins into the <slot> and press the button. start learning
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Everything a business owns - whether it is buildings, staff, or a brand - has an <intrinsic>, financial value. start learning
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His dry-cleaning business really <flourished> this year and made him a lot of money. start learning
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She <claimed> the money <from> her insurance company after the accident. start learning
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We spend too much; we must <lower> our expenses. start learning
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We can <either> buy a new car or renovate the house - we don't have enough money for both. start learning
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The pipeline <conveys> natural gas to the Midwest. start learning
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The import of <refined> oil is to reach 40 million tons. start learning
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I am <discontent> with our department's profits. start learning
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Small companies are able to be both <responsive> and flexible in their business dealings. start learning
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All we can do now is try to <minimise> our losses. start learning
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Our shares rose 20% when the <merger> was announced. start learning
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Most people would pay every last penny for the <elixir> of youth. start learning
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