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Second, action to kick-start lending so that families and businesses can borrow again.— The Nation - Breaking News
The single "In This City," which has advanced to No. 35 on Billboard's Hot Modern Rock chart in its third week on the tally, may be the kick-start Iglu & Hartly need.
Like the overall spending proposal, the tax cuts would be designed to put cash in people's pockets over the next two years and kick-start the economy.— Liblogs.ca latest blog entries
The central bank wrote a new chapter in monetary history last month when it announced it would buy 75 billion pounds of assets with newly-created money in a bid to kick-start economic growth.— Reuters: Top News
Communities Agency hopefully priming the market to kick-start building on abandoned and partly completed sites - provides one quick way to get the economy moving again.— Politics news, UK and world political comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk
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