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Question		Answer
constraints start learning		things which limit your freedom of action
unauthorised start learning		without official permission
punitive (bank) charges start learning		charges which are used to punish someone
undue start learning		to a level which is more than necessary or reasonable
upfront start learning		in advance / płatny z góry
overdue start learning		late
sound start learning		organised [staranny]
root causes start learning		reasons for something bad; zasadnicze przyczyny
bank charges start learning		sums of money paid by a customer for a bank’s services
bookkeeping start learning		the job of keeping a record of money that has been spent or received by a business
cash start learning		money which is immediately available
credit limit start learning		the maximum amount of money a bank will allow you to borrow
credit worthiness start learning		calculation of someone’s ability to pay back money which they have borrowed
debtor start learning		someone who owes money
factoring start learning		system of buying debts for less than they are worth and then obtaining payment for them from debtors
outgoings start learning		amounts of money that regularly have to be sent
overdraft start learning		amount of money that a bank customer with an account is temporarily allowed to owe the bank
overtrading start learning		operating a business while not having enough money to pay creditors and employees
shortfalls start learning		amount which is less than the level that was expected or needed
able start learning		in a position
am very sorry start learning		deeply regret
awkward problem start learning		unpleasantness
good for both of us start learning		mutually profitable
more start learning		further
pay what you owe me start learning		settle your account with
promised start learning		assured
quick start learning		prompt
soon start learning		shortly
unpaid start learning		outstanding
waiting for start learning		awaiting
benefits start learning		Things such as medical insurance that employees recive in addition to money
premise start learning		Idea or theory on which a statement or action is based
discharge a debt start learning		Pay a debt completely
stakeholders start learning		People such as employees, customers or citizens who are involveved with an organization and therefore have an interest in its success
better off start learning		richer
strive for start learning		Try very hard to make something happen
fall short of start learning		Fail to reach a desired standard
Knock-on effects start learning		Indirect results of other events or situations
all the while start learning		Means ‘at the same time’?
all things considered start learning		Means ‘taking everything seriously’
at least start learning		is used to emphasize that something is good in a bad situation?
merely start learning		Is used to emphasize that you mean exactly what you are saying and nothing more?
simply put start learning		Says ‘I’m going to express something complicated in an uncomplicated way’?
supposedly start learning		Is used to indicate what should happen, but in fact does not?
thus start learning		Means ‘for a reason’?
unfortunately start learning		signals that the sentence which follows will express some bad effects of a situation
acquisition start learning		buying new companies
sustained start learning		continuing for a long time
complacent start learning		so satisfied with our abilities or situation that we feel we do not need to try any harder
leveraging start learning		using, exploiting for our benefit
a divers footprint start learning		a varied or mixed presence or
synergies start learning		the combined power of groups of things when they are working together which is  greater than the total power achieved by each working separate
surged start learning		increased suddenly and greatly
FTSE 100 start learning		average of the prices of the stocks of the 100 largest companies on the London Stock  Exchange
topped start learning		exceeded
hard-driving start learning		making other people work hard
briefings start learning		meetings where information and instructions are given
clutch start learning		group
pay off start learning		produce success
broaden our customer base start learning		acquire a wider range of customers
useful start learning		productive
a complete waste of time start learning		totally unproductive
talk about the matter in hand start learning		stick to the point
digressing start learning		wandering off the point
misunderstand what someone was trying to say start learning		miss the point
take longer than scheduled start learning		run over time
express their opinion start learning		make their point
results start learning		outcomes

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