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She's made so many <mistakes> that we'll have to fire her.
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You <deliberately> kept the information to yourself so that the report would be incomplete!
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He tried hard to make it work, but in the end he had to <resign from> his job.
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He doesn't seem to <appreciate> the amount of work ahead of him.
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Your ability to perform this work will be <assessed> by specialists.
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The biggest <factor> in him giving up the job was all the stress he was under.
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He works in a <brewery> as a production engineer.
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His <predecessor> spoke excellent German.
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It is <desirable> that you reconsider your decision.
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It is a very <demanding> job - are you sure you can manage?
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During the summer he worked as a farm <labourer> to pay for his college tuition.
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The boss <threatened> the lazy worker with dismissal.
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Long working hours are <contributing> to accidents at work.
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You can find the paper in the green <file>.
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People who try hard <deserve> to succeed.
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The stories he tells to explain why he's late are getting more and more <improbable>.
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<Leisure> time is beginning to be more valued than work time these days.
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Another failure will <demoralise> him completely.
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<Obviously> she didn't understand him as she did everything wrong.
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<I regret to say that> you will no longer work for this company.
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The <chief> reason why they fired John was his inefficiency.
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Fill in the <application> form in 3 copies.
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You have my <assurance> that the task will be completed on time.
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A new interpreter was <assigned> to our delegation.
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Working as a <truck driver> he crossed from the East to the West Coast of America many times.
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After ten years of hard work John felt completely <burnt out>.
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The potter <shaped> the clay into a vase.
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Michael was put in <charge> of a new project.
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He was not very <efficient> at his job and they sacked him.
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He looked at three proposals and instantly <rejected> two of them.
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