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Broken into smaller parts; lacking cohesion
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To force something or someone out of its usual or original position
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To introduce something new, often energy or ideas, into a system or situation
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To leave behind or give up on something
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To change the perception or place of something in the market or in people’s minds
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To use up resources, energy, or goods
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A key support or foundational part of something
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The length of time something lasts or is functional
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Able to move quickly and easily; adaptable in changing conditions
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Devoted to a task, purpose, or cause
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The overall environment in which businesses operate, including trends, competition, and regulations
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The integration of digital technology into all areas of a business
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A new development that significantly changes or replaces existing systems or markets
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Businesses that are well-known and have been operating successfully for a long time
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People or innovations that significantly alter the status quo
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A new or original method for solving a problem
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A pool of money used to invest in startups and high-risk companies
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To radically change an industry or process, often by introducing something new
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A critical period when a lot of effort is needed to meet a deadline
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To access or make use of a resource or opportunity
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To contribute effort or help with a task
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Unusual, unconventional, or unexpected
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Falling behind others in progress or performance
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To invest a large amount of money into something, often a project or business
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Arranged in layers or levels
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Brings about or causes something unexpected
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A model describing how people typically react to significant changes over time
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Widespread; commonly occurring
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To use or put into action strategically
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To control or limit the extent of something
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To be affected or governed by a condition, rule, or external force
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To be balanced or compensated for by something else
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Spread widely throughout an area or group
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To extract data from websites or databases, often using automated tools
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shake something to its core commencer à apprendre
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To cause a deep and fundamental disruption
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A discussion or disagreement that has lasted a long time
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To publicly support or argue in favor of something
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Involving advanced technological innovation
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To accept and adapt to changes positively
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put somebody in hot water commencer à apprendre
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To cause someone to get into trouble
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Official rules or laws meant to control or govern behavior
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To reduce the potential negative impact of a threat or danger
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To deal with or resolve problems or concerns
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To cause something to happen or emerge
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The list of employees and the money they are paid
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To act independently without help or partnership
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Something or someone outstanding or excellent (informal)
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To have an unintended and opposite effect from what was expected
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A paradox where one cannot solve a problem because the solution depends on a situation that cannot occur
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Self-centered and excessively focused on oneself
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A moment of clarity where one sees the truth of a situation
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To stop or limit something from continuing or spreading
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Quick to criticize or form opinions about others
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Obviously and offensively, without trying to hide
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Acceptable or valid, especially as evidence in a legal context
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To return a gesture, feeling, or action in kind
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To make something seem less important or serious than it really is
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To avoid dealing with or responding directly to something
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In a kind, courteous, or considerate manner
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To be considered inappropriate or disapproved of by others
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To fail to benefit from something valuable or enjoyable
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To speak positively about someone to increase their reputation
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To finish or conclude something
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To expand into new areas or activities
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To resign or leave a position of authority
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To consider all aspects before making a decision
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To resist or delay a change or demand
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To provide financial help to prevent failure
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To fail financially or collapse
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To withdraw from an activity, agreement, or location
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To focus closely on something or someone
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To boast while trying to appear modest
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To cause disruption or challenge the status quo
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To boast about one’s achievements (UK expression)
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An obvious problem or issue that people avoid discussing
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Wasted or lost completely, especially resources or effort
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