The government is exploring other ways to gee up housebuilding.
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After the financial crisis, with interest rates stuck at zero, central banks tried to gee up economies with a variety of new measures.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - In soccer, caretaker managers are typically "nice guys" appointed to gee up a failing team's morale before handing over to a more serious option.
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That also featured a gee-up from Nathan Deal, who beat her in Georgia's governor's election in 2010; an electoral veteran, Ms Handel previously lost a Senate race, too.
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Another extension would prolong the uncertainty, however; and a no-deal Brexit would almost certainly force the bank to loosen monetary policy to gee up the economy, even as sterling depreciated again.
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Boris Johnson, the probable next prime minister, has floated the idea of reducing stamp duty, which could gee up the market—but buyers may be putting off their purchases until such a cut happens.
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But once picked by Mr Clapper to gee up the 16,000-strong DIA bureaucracy, he struggled as a manager and clashed with other intelligence agencies, particularly over Islamist extremism, which he felt they were underplaying.
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Gund created many of the industry standards in its early years, including safety standards and the manufacturing processes for toys. It continued to market its products under the moniker GEE up until the late 1920s, as evidenced in various advertisements in Playthings and other toy magazines. The company was eventually sold when Adolf Gund retired in 1925.
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In 2007, Adam Bainbridge was a recipient of the Eric James Johnson Memorial Fellowship, at The Philadelphia Institute for Advance Study. Live in Philly was released in 2007 as a free MP3 download and CDr, with no label. In 2009, Moshi Moshi Records released Kindness debut single Swingin’ Party. Gee Up was included on the vinyl b-side and a VHS video directed by Jack Latham accompanied it.
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It was released as a 7-inch vinyl via Moshi Moshi Records, with an original song "Gee Up" as the B-side. It was included on his debut studio album World, You Need a Change of Mind (2012). A music video comprising clips from educational films and travel videos was released in August 2009. New Zealand singer Lorde covered "Swingin Party" as the B-side to her second single, "Tennis Court" (2013).
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Latham disputes the impact of this incident, however, having described it as a "Tory gee-up: we got close to each other, sure, but otherwise it was a regulation man's handshake. It's silly to say it cost us votes – my numbers spiked in the last night of our polling." (Latham Diaries, p. 369) According to Latham's account of events, Latham came in close to Howard for the handshake to prevent Howard shaking with his arm rather than his wrist.
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They enjoyed a sumptuous repast and in the midst of the merriment the news arrived that the bishop was dead. Eager to secure his chance for promotion the priest prepared to leave, together with the clerk and the guide; however the horses refused to move. After liberal use of his whip and spurs the priest cried Devil take the brutes, upon which the guide exclaimed Thank you, sir and shouted Gee up. The horses galloped over the cliff, carrying the parson and the clerk with them.
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On 8 November 2016 the newly formed club reached the third round of the Derbyshire Senior Cup Competition for the first time after beating Pinxton at Mill Lane 5-2. The third-round tie played on 6 December 2016 saw them host Evo-Stik club Buxton. Before a crowd of 150 the Millers lost 2-1 to the Bucks. "Entrance music" - the track played before a match which is chosen to gee-up home players and supporters is "Love Is Like a Butterfly" which is a song written and recorded by American country music artist Dolly Parton.
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