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unblock

[uhn-blok] / ʌnˈblɒk /


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Rodriguez said this week her government was “unblocking” the country’s frozen assets, which would be used to buy equipment for hospitals and for the electricity and gas sectors.

From The Wall Street Journal

The government had argued the agreement would unblock the passage of the Employment Rights Bill and allow it to become law.

From BBC

Jacky Smith, a professor in respiratory medicine at the University of Manchester, spoke to Radio 4's Sliced Bread to unblock fact from fiction.

From BBC

They are also arguing the move would unblock the passage of its wider employment rights bill through Parliament, after the House of Lords twice voted for a six-month period, delaying its progress.

From BBC

Touch your phone to the Brick again, and the apps are unblocked.

From The Wall Street Journal