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Meanings of bold move in English

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Usage of bold move in English
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But politically, connecting global warming to disease is still a bold move.
Wired
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This bold move inspired confidence and broke the back of the panic.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 11 / Little J...
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Richardson's bold move also landed her business a coveted spot on QVC.
Ebony
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I thought Kerry was still overseas, she recalled of the bold move.
News.com.au
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The Colts made a bold move last season by trading a No.
Reuters
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It was a bold move, but he insists he had no fear.
The Irish Times
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But it's still a bold move for the grand old London dame.
Reuters
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Another big bold move from the local Jamaican brand that everyone loves.
Jamaica Observer
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How would it do to make a bold move,-tospeak to her?
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 82, August, 1864 / A Magazi...
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Picking your nose in class seemed a very bold move to me.
Bloodthirsty
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Given the extraordinary political pressure around the NBP, it was a bold move.
The Irish Times
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Such a bold move would provide a tangible outcome to the London summit.
Reuters
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So far, the bold move has also been a wise one!
The Irish Times
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In a bold move, he switched courses and created his own major-ritualisticarts.
Ebony
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But her sudden elevation yesterday was nonetheless a bold move for the DUP.
The Irish Times
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It's a bold move to make, but it's a calculated risk.
The Irish Times
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