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kick in
verb
- intr to start or become activated
- informal.tr to contribute
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"Tariffs will soon start kicking in, and companies are starting to move into the USA in record numbers," he said, before promising an era of prosperity.
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The company said those impacts could kick in as soon as the third quarter of this year, and may be in effect while it appeals the decision.
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The slowdown in the market was expected due to changes to stamp duty thresholds kicking in on 1 April.
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Carney has pledged to quickly begin new trade negotiations with Trump in an attempt to stave off US tariffs on Canadian auto exports set to kick in on 3 May.
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Doors were kicked in, part of the complex was set alight and the last of the MPs fled the building.
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