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Gustav's report made a HUGE / POWERFUL impact on his managers.
HUGE
People working here have to work under CONSTANT/ LARGE pressure.
CONSTANT
With Mei's VAST / STRONG knowledge of statistical theory, I'm sure she'll get the job.
VAST
We focus on our tasks, accepting LONG / MANY hours as part of what we have to do to be successful.
LONG
Karl has WIDE / EXTENSIVE experience in software troubleshooting.
EXTENSIVE
We have had a HIGH / WIDE number of applicants for this job.
WIDE
The company I work for has a(n) EXCELLENT/ BIG reputation for quality.
EXCELLENT
There has been SEVERE / INTENSE competition for the manager's job.
INTENSE
There's been a STRONG/ CONSIDERABLE increase in the number of job applicants.
CONSIDERABLE
Our staff enjoy a HIGH / GREAT degree of flexibility in their working hours.
GREAT
Too many managers are oblivious to the LARGE/ MAJOR drawback of this type of mindset.
MAJOR
With her HIGH / SPECIALIST skills, Suzy is bound to get the job.
SPECIALIST
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