| significant job | 2.11 | Nor were any significant job cuts planned. | |||
| the job | 2.11 | The two jobs have much in common. | |||
| tougher job | 2.11 | Ms. Fields had a tougher job. | |||
| corporate job | 2.04 | Land a top corporate job. | |||
| potential job | 2.04 | The company declined comment on potential job cuts. | |||
| good-paying job | 1.97 | What we need are good-paying jobs. | |||
| huge job | 1.97 | Kurt Rambis did a huge job for us. | |||
| public job | 1.97 | None had to take a public job. | |||
| them job | 1.97 | They even offered two of them jobs. | |||
| masterful job | 1.91 | He did a masterful job of staying out of trouble. | |||
| biggest job | 1.84 | The biggest job, though, is planning. | |||
| greater job | 1.84 | Workers want greater job security. | |||
| increased job | 1.84 | They also say they want increased job security. | |||
| weak job | 1.84 | The weak jobs report stoked recession fears. | |||
| worst job | 1.84 | The worst job in America? | |||
| bigger job | 1.78 | But the court has a bigger job. | |||
| traditional job | 1.78 | Traditional full-time jobs are in decline throughout Europe. | |||
| extra job | 1.71 | The extra jobs will certainly be needed. | |||
| monthly job | 1.71 | The monthly jobs report is a guaranteed attention-getter. | |||
| powerful job | 1.71 | They hold less powerful jobs. |