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My boss is <inclined> to see only our mistakes and never our achievements.
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There was a <constable> on every corner.
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I've only <regretted> one thing in life; leaving my first job too early.
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After waiting for an hour outside his office I started to get slightly <impatient>.
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He gave his best <speech> of the year in front of his old boss.
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I am firing you <for the following reasons>.
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Because of the <emergency> in the office I didn't finish the work on time.
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Can you write the letter in <rough> and I'll type it up neatly?
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He didn't say anything <relevant to> the discussion.
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She threatened to <quit> if they didn't give her a pay rise.
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His <inability> to concentrate on one task meant that he wasn't suitable for the job.
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A <competitive> environment at work can cause a lot of stress.
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Work more <efficiently> or you'll be fired.
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Nothing but troubles <arise> from his involvement in the project.
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The <revised> version of the report isn't as controversial.
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He was so <intent> on playing computer games that he didn't notice his boss coming.
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After hearing the news she felt too <distracted> to concentrate on her work.
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She had one month's <notice> to work before they'd let her leave the company.
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I would <appreciate> it if you come on time for our next meeting.
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If you <submit> to his demands now, you may as well give him all your money and your house.
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If you work <overtime> you'll get paid twice the normal rate.
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To be <fed up with> your job must be a terrible thing.
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His <curiosity> about bridges got him the engineering job.
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The Director <conferred> with his deputies on the issue of job cuts.
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Our boss went on holiday. He left Ron in charge and gave him all the necessary <instructions>.
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Should we <appoint> him to this job?
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The decision about who gets a raise was <arbitrary>.
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We need <to find a way> out of this mess.
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Don't pay attention to spelling mistakes, it's just a <draft> of the letter.
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