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products that do not last long and can go bad quickly. start learning
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boss conceited to giving promotions off licence
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when everyone agrees the decision is - start learning
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to earn money or gain profit from an opportunuty start learning
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the company cashed in on the popularity of electric cars
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when an idea, trend or product becomes popular start learning
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the new social media app quickly caught on with teenagers
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to do something you did not have time to do earlier or reach the same level as others start learning
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after my vacations I had to catch up on emails
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to manage without something you normally need start learning
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when a plan or deal fails or does not happen start learning
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the merger fell through at the last moment
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to cancel an event meeting or plan start learning
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to compensate firnwomething lost or missed start learning
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to demolish or destroy a building start learning
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to improve a failing company so it becomes successful again start learning
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a loan mortgage insurance to formally obtain a financial product from a bank or company
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produce results/ performance start learning
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the team turned in an excellent performance
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reduce refuse or lower something start learning
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to close ir liquidate a company permanently start learning
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the owners decided to wind up the business
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to fail to keep up with others or with schedule start learning
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the project fell behind schedule
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reduce the amount of something start learning
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the company cut down on expenses
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eliminate remove get rid of something completely start learning
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the firm did away with outdated procedures
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save money for future use start learning
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she puts money aside every month
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