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I'm looking forward to your <swift> reply to my letter.
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Can you fill in our <questionnaire>?
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Architects were discussing the <spatial> aspects of their project.
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The employees protested against the <proposed> personnel changes.
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We have no time to discuss the details - give me all information necessary in <condensed> form.
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Modern <spreadsheet> software makes office work easier.
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He <tricked us into> doing the dirty work.
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If I accept the job offer it will <entail> moving to Bristol.
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They asked a lot of questions <regarding> her past.
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The workers are strongly <opposed> to any changes in their working conditions.
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I took a <crash> computer <course>.
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The company management agreed to negotiate with the <strikers>.
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How do you measure the <productivity> of your employees?
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Mike's <dedication> to his work is legendary.
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Jack looked very <embarrassed> when his boss started to praise him in front of his colleagues.
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In modern people's busy lives free time is <at a premium>.
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This is my <definite> decision.
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The <prospects> for your pay raise are quite good.
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After months of hard work to complete this project you've <earned> a holiday.
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They arrived at 9 and started working <straightaway>.
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I'm sure you'll make a <sound> decision - based on facts and not prejudice.
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We all strongly <oppose> that suggestion. It's not viable.
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It's <about time> you stop talking about how good you are and start showing it instead!
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You should write it <by hand>, not on the computer.
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The <supervisor> of our unit fell sick and I substituted for him.
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I'll try to finish it <although> I'm tired.
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The responsibilities of the job don't <concern> me - your boss should tell you.
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The key part of the recruitment process is usually a <job interview>.
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I am going to take early <retirement>.
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Mark was fired because he did not <take care to> check the calculations.
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His application for the job wasn't <completely successful>, but they gave him some work.
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Don't let me disturb you, please <proceed>.
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I <enclose> copies of all necessary documents with my application.
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<Consider> the consequences before deciding.
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I'll send my <letter of application> and CV as soon as possible.
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Part of the staff has been <retrained> to deal with new assignments.
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He managed to save his job <at the cost of> losing his friends.
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He took her <aside> to discuss the plan.
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Commuting to work 3 hours every day <exhausts> me.
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Your basic <wage>'ll be 4.10 pound an hour.
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Have you ever worked as a <shop assistant>?
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He was <halfway to> work when he realised he'd locked his wife in the house.
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I can't stand anyone <hovering> over me when I'm working. Go away.
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Leave the photocopier on "sleep <mode>".
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You should <constrain> him to doing what he's employed to do and nothing else.
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<By the way>, did I tell you I've got the job?
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The BBC showed this shocking documentary on the <exploitation> of illegal immigrants in factories.
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When he turned up for his new job in a Donald Duck tie it helped <break the ice>.
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After he retired he was left feeling <at a bit of a loss>. He didn't know what to do with all his free time.
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