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A plethora
a large or excessive amount of something; a plethora of choices; a plethora of problems
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Diversify (v)
to make or become more varied; diversify the portfolio; diversify into new markets
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Academic premises
buildings or land used by a university or school; access to academic premises; security of academic premises
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Digital resources
electronic materials available online; access digital resources; use digital resources
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On a daily basis
happening every day; check emails on a daily basis; exercise on a daily basis
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Book lending
the act of allowing books to be borrowed; book lending service; book lending policy
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Be stored under the form of
kept in a particular format; stored under the form of data; stored under the form of files
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Generate interest
to cause curiosity or enthusiasm; generate interest among people; generate interest in the topic
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Millennials
people born between early 1980s and mid-1990s; millennial generation; attract millennials
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Commuters
people who travel to work regularly; daily commuters; train commuters
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Laborer
a person doing unskilled physical work; construction laborer; farm laborer
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Reckon (v)
to think or believe; reckon it will rain; reckon with difficulties
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Interpersonal skill
ability to communicate effectively with others; develop interpersonal skills; strong interpersonal skills
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Grand terms
words or expressions that sound impressive; speak in grand terms; use grand terms
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Encyclopedia
a book or set of books with information on many subjects; consult an encyclopedia; online encyclopedia
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Put a scowl on
to frown in an angry way; put a scowl on your face; scowl at someone
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Social creatures
beings that thrive in groups; humans are social creatures; social creatures by nature
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Leave a life-changing impact on
to influence profoundly; leave a life-changing impact on students; leave a life-changing impact on society
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Favorite genres
preferred categories of art or literature; favorite genres of music; favorite genres of books
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Given the fact that
considering that something is true; given the fact that he is late; given the fact that it’s raining
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Integrate (v)
to combine into a whole; integrate technology; integrate into society
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At one’s disposal
available for use; resources at one’s disposal; funds at your disposal
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Worse still
used to emphasize something more negative; worse still
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Better still
used to emphasize something more positive; better still
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Each has its own perks and hindrances
every option has advantages and disadvantages; perks and hindrances of remote work; perks and hindrances of travel
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Overgeneralize (v)
to make a statement too broad; overgeneralize about people; overgeneralize from data
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Back and forth
moving repeatedly between two places; travel back and forth; argue back and forth
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Portable
able to be carried easily; portable device; portable computer
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Engrossed in
completely absorbed by; engrossed in reading; engrossed in work
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Literary works
pieces of writing valued as art; classic literary works; modern literary works
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Competitive edge
an advantage over rivals; gain a competitive edge; maintain a competitive edge
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Jeopardize (v)
to put at risk; jeopardize health; jeopardize career
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Confidentiality
the state of keeping information secret; maintain confidentiality; breach of confidentiality
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Pristine (adj)
in its original condition; pristine environment; pristine beaches
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Equity
shares in a company; equity market; equity investment
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Talent retention
keeping skilled employees; talent retention strategy; improve talent retention
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Reluctance to do sth
unwillingness to act; reluctance to change; reluctance to participate
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Wholehearted dedication
complete commitment; show wholehearted dedication; wholehearted dedication to work
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Staff shortage
not enough employees; suffer staff shortage; staff shortage crisis
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Firm commitment to
strong promise to do something; firm commitment to quality; firm commitment to goals
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Professionalization
the process of becoming professional; professionalization of teaching; professionalization of management
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Mutual comprehension
shared understanding; achieve mutual comprehension; mutual comprehension between cultures
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Disturbance
interruption of peace; cause disturbance; minor disturbance
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Derail
to cause to go off track; derail a plan; derail negotiations
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Glass ceiling
invisible barrier to advancement; break the glass ceiling; hit the glass ceiling
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Go pear-shaped
to go wrong; the plan went pear-shaped; things went pear-shaped
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Be ignorant of
not knowing something; ignorant of the facts; ignorant of history
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Be well-informed
having accurate knowledge; well-informed decision; well-informed citizen
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Toxin
a poisonous substance; snake toxin; toxin exposure
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Paperwork
official documents; complete paperwork; paperwork requirements
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Pandemic outbreaks
sudden spread of disease worldwide; pandemic outbreaks of flu; prevent pandemic outbreaks
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Armed conflicts
wars involving weapons; armed conflicts in the region; end armed conflicts
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Visa application
formal request for entry permit; submit visa application; visa application process
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Geopolitical crises
international political problems; geopolitical crises in Europe; geopolitical crises impact
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Domestic travellers
people traveling within a country; domestic travellers by train; services for domestic travellers
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International travel insurance
coverage for overseas trips; buy international travel insurance; international travel insurance policy
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Currency exchange fees
charges for converting money; avoid currency exchange fees; currency exchange fees apply
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Health check-up
medical examination; annual health check-up; routine health check-up
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Reach out
to contact someone; reach out to friends; reach out for help
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Scold
to criticize angrily; scold a child; scold someone for mistakes
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Compensate for
to make up for; compensate for loss; compensate for damage
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Wrath
extreme anger; fear the wrath; wrath of gods
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Resolve the conflict
to settle a dispute; resolve the conflict peacefully; resolve the conflict quickly
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Redress a mistake
to correct an error; redress a mistake promptly; redress a mistake made
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Come to terms with
to accept something; come to terms with reality; come to terms with loss
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Get back to normal
return to usual state; get back to normal life; get back to normal routine
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Unbeknownst to
without someone knowing; unbeknownst to him; unbeknownst to the public
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Clumsy
awkward in movement; clumsy attempt; clumsy person
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Handmade
made by hand; handmade jewelry; handmade crafts
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Apparel
clothing; sports apparel; fashion apparel
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Craftsperson
skilled artisan; craftsperson at work; skilled craftsperson
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Prestigious reputation
high status; prestigious reputation in academia; prestigious reputation worldwide
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Sew (v)
to join with needle and thread; sew a dress; sew by hand
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Craftsmanship
skill in making things; fine craftsmanship; craftsmanship of furniture
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Testament
something that serves as proof or evidence; testament to success; testament of faith
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Resume
a short document describing your education and work experience; submit a resume; update your resume
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Expertise
special skill or knowledge in a particular field; demonstrate expertise; expertise in technology
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Inconsolable grief
deep sorrow that cannot be comforted; suffer inconsolable grief; inconsolable grief after loss
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Unutterable disappointment
extreme and indescribable disappointment; feel unutterable disappointment; unutterable disappointment in results
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Resolve the conflict
to settle a disagreement; resolve the conflict peacefully; resolve the conflict quickly
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Come to terms with
to accept something unpleasant; come to terms with reality; come to terms with loss
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Unbeknownst to
without someone knowing; unbeknownst to him; unbeknownst to the public
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Clumsy
awkward in movement or style; clumsy attempt; clumsy person
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Status symbol
an object showing wealth or prestige; luxury car as a status symbol; designer bag as a status symbol
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Apparel
clothing; sports apparel; fashion apparel
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Craftsperson
a skilled artisan; craftsperson at work; skilled craftsperson
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Prestigious reputation
high status or respect; prestigious reputation in academia; prestigious reputation worldwide
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Craftsmanship
skill in making things; fine craftsmanship; craftsmanship of furniture
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Family legacy
traditions or achievements passed down; preserve family legacy; continue family legacy
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Talent retention
keeping skilled employees; talent retention strategy; improve talent retention
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Sudden resignation
unexpected quitting of a job; announce sudden resignation; sudden resignation of staff
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Firm commitment to
strong promise to do something; firm commitment to quality; firm commitment to goals
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Professionalization
process of becoming professional; professionalization of teaching; professionalization of management
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Mutual comprehension
shared understanding; achieve mutual comprehension; mutual comprehension between cultures
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Disturbance
interruption of peace or order; cause disturbance; minor disturbance
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Derail
to cause to go off track; derail a plan; derail negotiations
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Glass ceiling
invisible barrier to advancement; break the glass ceiling; hit the glass ceiling
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Go pear-shaped
to go wrong; the plan went pear-shaped; things went pear-shaped
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Ignorant of
not knowing something; ignorant of the facts; ignorant of history
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Well-informed
having accurate knowledge; well-informed decision; well-informed citizen