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lead the way

verb as in blaze a trail

Weak matches

verb as in break the ice

Weak matches

Strongest matches

Strong matches

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JSERRA: The Lions have physical, talented big men to lead the way.

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Among the diversified miners, Anglo American and Glencore lead the way and trade up 2.3%.

Back in Cardiff, Ashley Patton is hopeful that ground source heating could become commonplace sooner than many people realise, and Wales can lead the way.

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More money means clubs can invest in bigger squads, with Arsenal seeing the benefits of spending big this summer to increase their strength in depth as they lead the way in the Premier League and sit joint-top of the league standings in the Champions League.

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America, not China, should lead the way.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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