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My sister's married but I'm still footloose and fancy-free.
Expansion plans were rejected overnight, and footloose industry suddenly became cemented where it was.
They are not likely to be adventurous, footloose, or mobile if they have suffered an economic shock.
It is clear that we need not only to relocate footloose industry but to develop new enterprise in the inner urban areas.
There were 21.5 million footloose people at the end of the war in 1945.
Devolution affects us because it increases competition for public spending and provides the development that attracts the footloose industries that we need.
They would help indigenous industries and local enterprise rather than footloose large companies.
Given the nature of business growth, many larger businesses are now becoming much more footloose.
Because of new technology, many of the activities of the civil service are essentially footloose and could effectively be located anywhere.
