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kick-start Noun 1. Also: (kick-starter) a pedal on a motorcycle that is kicked downwards to start the engine 2. an action or event that reactivates something Verb 1. to start (a motorcycle) with a kick-start 2. to do something bold or drastic in order to begin or improve the performance of something: to kick-start the economy
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| 1 percent from the field, but it was Mata's prowess from the foul line that kick-started UCLA. The arrival of Home Depot two years ago has kick-started the arrival of new power shopping centres on McKeown Avenue and the Highway 11/17 bypass. 3 million, also from friends and family members, to get the production process kick-started. |
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