Can you name the American English Business Idioms? by HustonHarris1

First Part	Ending	Hint
belt- ______		a reduction of expenses
bite the ______		to make a difficult or painful decision; to take a difficult step
bitter pill to ______		bad news; something unpleasant to accept
brownie ______		credit for doing a good deed
cash ______		a product, service, or business division that generates a lot of cash for the company
climb the corporate ______		advance in one's career
crunch _____		a short period when there's high pressure to achieve a result
dog-eat-dog ______		a cruel and aggressive world in which people just look out for themselves
time to face the ______		to admit that there's a problem
fast track a ______		to make a project a high priority

First Part	Ending	Hint
have a lot on one's ______		to have a lot to do
jump the ______		to start doing something too soon or ahead of everybody else
keep one's eye on the ______		to stay focused on the end result
keep something under ______		to keep something secret
nothing ventured, nothing ______		If you don't try to do something, you'll never succeed
pull one's own ______		to do one's share of the work
pull the ______		to put a stop to a project or initiative
rally the ______		to motivate others
work down to the ______		to work until the last minute
work out the ______		to solve the problems with

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