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"a very difficult job" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to describe a task or responsibility that is challenging, demanding, or complex. Example: "After months of intensive training, I finally landed a very difficult job at a prestigious law firm."
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They have a very difficult job.
"It's a very difficult job," he said.
"It's a very difficult job," she says.
But it's a very difficult job.
"They have a very difficult job to do".
"It's a very difficult job, I'm finding out now.
"Being rich is a very difficult job," he said.
I'm a politician trying to do a very difficult job".
This is a very difficult job especially if the manipulator is flexible.
Mr. Gregg calls Mr. Frumin "a very fair and straightforward guy in a very difficult job".
Being able to do a very difficult job is life affirming.
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