The following Japanese sentence was translated with `その` as "the":

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> **その** 仕事の一部を誰かにやってもらったほうがいい。  
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>  You should get someone else to do some of **the** work for you.
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while I translated it with `その` as "that":

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> You'd better get someone to do part of **that** job for you.
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When `その` is translated as "the," will it be ignoring some part of it's meaning?

Furthermore, if `その` is deleted as:

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> 仕事の一部を誰かにやってもらったほうがいい。
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would it be ungrammatical? By intending `仕事` to mean "job/work in general" as opposed to specifically "that job/work," would the meaning become too vague to be adequately comprehensible?