Our regular way of doing things isn't working. We've got to ____ to find a good solution. There was a lot of conflict at that meeting. It's time to ____. Some of this data is useful; some isn't. It's a ____. I can't get to it today. I'm really ____. I think we should buy that one; we'll get more ____. Let's ____ and commit fully to this project. When spring comes , she ____ gardening. I'm trying to get him to tell me his secret, but he won't ____. That report is due tomorrow; I have to ____ and get it done. You have to ____ on a job interview. It wouldn't be a good idea to say that. Better ____ the next time you see her. We'll get back to that later; let's ____ for now. She's ____ about who to vote for. Profits are up this quarter, and we're ____. Let's do some focus groups and ____ before we release the final product. Thats a risky move; he's really ____. I'm tired of working. Let's ____ and take a walk. He's been talking a while. I wish he'd ____ and tell us what this is all about. We ____, and there's not enough in the budget to buy it. It's fine to ____ for this, but don't break them.

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