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Meaning: (idiomatic)Launchedor launchingvigorouslyinto acourse of action.2000July 24, Felicity Barringer, “Running on Adrenaline And Ideology at The Post”, inNew York Times, retrieved16 April 2015:But both newspapers made the same point. . . . And so the story wasoff and running.2007October 27, Jessica Au, “When Movies Follow The Storm”, inNewsweek, retrieved16 April 2015:The train won't budge, but the film that this scene opens, the Kafkaesque Romanian comedy "California Dreamin'," isoff and running.2014December 14, Jay Fitzgerald, “Economic recovery starts gaining steam”, inBoston Globe, retrieved16 April 2015:[T]he recovery seems to have entered a new stage in recent months. “We’re finallyoff and running,” said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics.
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