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give the push

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give somebody the push 
1. (British & Australian informal) to end someone's employment After twenty years' loyal service, they gave her the push. (British & Australian informal)
2. (British & Australian informal) to end a relationship with someone They'd only been seeing each other for two weeks when he gave her the push. (British & Australian informal)
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But Moyes said: ``The reason he didn't give it was because he didn't give the push on Davie Weir just before the handball.
The 'callous' decision by Martineau Johnson to give the push to the nine employees comes weeks after The Accident Group fired thousands of its staff by text.
 
 
 
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