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unlock

Definition for unlock

verb as in open; solve

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She said scrapping stamp duty - a tax on the sale of homes in England and Northern Ireland - will "unlock a fairer and more aspirational society" and help people of all ages.

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But Newcastle's new CEO, David Hopkinson, has set out to find ways to unlock the club's "under-realised commercial potential".

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Mr Moss would need to pay £22,000 into the scheme from his lump sum to unlock the pension.

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On its website, Vogue Magazine said Anderson had unlocked a "daring new Dior".

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Keith Anderson, chief executive of Scottish Power, says: "The government has taken on the planning bogeyman to unlock growth and get us building. That's why the UK is now Iberdrola's biggest investment destination globally."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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