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  • Understanding 'Strike-Up': Vertical vs. Horizontal Motion
    "Strike-up" can refer to a few different things, so the answer depends on the context.

    Here are some possibilities:

    Music:

    * "Strike up the band!" This refers to starting the music, which involves horizontal motion of the conductor's baton or the musicians' instruments.

    Business:

    * "Strike up a deal." This refers to initiating a business transaction, which is neither strictly vertical nor horizontal. It involves negotiation and agreement, which can be represented by moving along a metaphorical line.

    Fire:

    * "Strike up a fire." This involves vertical motion, as you would strike a match or lighter downwards towards the tinder.

    Other:

    * "Strike up a conversation." This is not a physical movement and is therefore neither vertical nor horizontal. It involves the act of starting a conversation.

    Can you please provide more context so I can give you a more accurate answer? For example, what is the specific situation you are asking about?

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