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	"give a new lease of life to the Conservative government of Margaret Thatcher. In the June 1987 general election, despite a more vigorous Labour campaign under a new ... " The Wall Street Journal A universal basic income "is our only hope to deal with a coming labor market unlike any in human history and that it represents our best hope to revitalize American civil society," Charles Murray writes. A Guaranteed Income for Every American Replacing the welfare state with an annual grant is the best way to cope with a radically changing U.S. jobs market—and to revitalize America’s civic culture. ON.WSJ.COM|由 CHARLES MURRAY 上傳

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━━ vt. （土地や家屋を）賃貸［借］する.
lease back　【金融】リースバックする.
leased territory　租借地.
━━ n. （土地・建物などの）賃貸［借］契約; （事務器機などの）リース; 賃貸［借］契約書［期間］; 借地［借家］権.
a new lease on [〈英〉of] life　運よく寿命が延びること; 立直る見込み［こと］.
by [on] lease　賃貸（借）で.
lease・back　【金融】リースバック, 賃貸借契約付き売却, 借り戻し.
leased department　リース商店, テナント商店 ((百貨店で外部商店にリースしてある売場)).
leased line　【コンピュータ】専用回線.
lease・hold　━━ n., a. （賃貸借契約による土地・建物などの）保有権, 賃借権; 賃借物件; 賃借した.
lease・holder　n. 借地［借家］人.
leas・ing　━━ n. 賃貸（借）すること, リースすること.
leasing company　【コンピュータ】リース会社.

a new lease of life UK (US a new lease on life)
1 when you become more energetic and active than before:
His grandchildren have given him a new lease of life.

2 an increase in the period for which something can be used or continued:
The project suddenly got a new lease of life when the developers agreed to provide some more funding.

vitalize 

Pronunciation: /ˈvʌɪt(ə)lʌɪz/ 

(also vitalise)

VERB

[WITH OBJECT]

Give strength and energy to:yoga calms and vitalizes body and mind

lease Show phonetics
verb [T]
to make a legal agreement by which money is paid in order to use land, a building, a vehicle or a piece of equipment for an agreed period of time:
The estate contains 300 new homes, about a third of which are leased to the council.
[+ two objects] It was agreed they would lease the flat to him/lease him the flat.

lease Show phonetics
noun [C]
a legal agreement in which you pay money in order to use a building, piece of land, vehicle, etc. for a period:
He has the flat on a long lease.
The lease runs out/expires in two years' time.
We signed a three-year lease when we moved into the house.