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What is the idiom that means to agree completely with someone? to see _____ to ______
To see eye to eye
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"Cybersecurity issues _________ a major threat to our network." (Choose: pose / tackle / embrace)
pose
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What is a more sophisticated synonym for a "very generous, luxurious, or expensive" lifestyle? L______
lavish
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We need to ensure everyone is on the same page before we launch, _________? (what queastion tag should be here?)
don't we
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If a new technology completely changes the rules of an industry, it is considered a g_________er.
gamechanger
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Complete the phrase: "A relationship or communication cannot be one-sided; it has to be a _____ street."
two-way
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If you act in someone's best interest, are you being selfish or compassionate?
Compassionate (and thoughtful/nurturing)
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What do you call a story or experience that serves as a warning to others?
A cautionary tale
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If you are "snowed under" at work, how do you feel?
Overwhelmed, stressed, or having too much work to do.
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What's a "no brainer"?
when a decision is incredibly obvious and requires no thought
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It is the CEO who calls the shots around here, isn't it? (What's "call the shots")
to make all the important decisions
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If a piece of news is important enough to be published, it is described as n_________thy.
newsworthy
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Describe a "spendthrift" person
Someone who spends money carelessly and wastefully
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Wat kind of mistake is a "rookie mistake"?
a basic, careless error made by someone who is new to a job, activity, or situation—a beginner (a "rookie")
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They _________ (already/fall) behind on their mortgage payments before they decided to cut down on luxury items
had already fallen
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What business idiom means "an estimated, approximate guess of a number"?
A ballpark figure
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