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Meanings of next step in English

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Usage of next step in English
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If this happens, attention will turn to the next step: political negotiations.
The Guardian
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It is the next step in the social evolution of the race.
Dennison Grant: A Novel of To-day
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The next step, choosing a prime minister, may prove far more difficult.
Reuters
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Besides, he said he needed time to think about his next step.
World After
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The next step in the development of the lesson is the presentation.
Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Literature
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O'Connor said the next step was to develop a phased implementation programme.
Radio NZ
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The next step may well be applying the tax to longer debt.
Reuters
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The next step, she said, could involve a lawsuit against the government.
Reuters
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And if she was right, her next step needed some careful contemplation.
The bone chamber
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Now the company says an initial public offering is its next step.
Reuters
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The next step will be a floor vote by the full House.
Reuters
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The next step is compulsory arbitration to define a new wage agreement.
Reuters
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The next step in colonial control met an unexpected and violent resistance.
Formation of the Union, 1750-1829
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The next step, says Serrano, is creating pods that house critical infrastructure.
Wired
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Let me review the data, and we'll decide on the next step.
Sisterhood of Dune
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We are discussing the next step with our allies, the official said.
Reuters
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