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The Groundhog Day project was in development two years before Warchus accepted the job, and he thinks it could kick start a model of new musicals coming from The Old Vic "and finding their way on to Broadway or the West End or on the road".

"This is a fresh start and if we do get the win on Saturday I think it could kick start our season and we can go into the Christmas period flying".

It could kick-start the national team's fortunes.

It could kick-start the peace effort after a long, blood-soaked autumn.

Germany auctioned off its 4G spectrum this year, raising €4bn – if a similar sum was invested in UK science and engineering, it could kick-start our knowledge economy.

Sangster believes that once Cononish begins production in 2010, it could kick-start a new trade in "Scottish gold" jewellery boutiques in nearby Tyndrum, perhaps rivalling the market in Welsh gold jewellery from the now defunct Gwynfynydd Mines Royal in Dolgellau and the Irish gold now being extracted in Omagh.

Managing to gain Financial Services Authority approval for its crowd funding model (in the UK) was deemed an incredibly hard thing to do by the judges, who said they had high hopes its model could kick start a revolution in startup funding.

Funding to cut energy use lags far behind clean energy investment, but Cheikhrouhou said the bonds could kick start an energy efficiency boom in Latin America.

There is already an archive of Arts Council England films that could kick start a terrific video-on-demand service for the arts, but they're currently only cleared for academic use.

Leaving Ashton standing tall, and New England contemplating how they could kick start their season.

Further, exercise will make you feel stronger and tighter and boost endorphins that could kick start an otherwise stagnant sex drive.