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Meanings of race ahead in English

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Usage of race ahead in English
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But you also have to say, Right, there's a long race ahead.
The Guardian
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For the second straight time, Ferrari wins the race ahead of Mercedes.
News.com.au
3
Mr Quickie firmed into favouritism before the race ahead of Mystic Journey.
News.com.au
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Opinion polls show Clinton and Trump in a close race ahead of Tuesday's election.
Reuters
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Expectations race ahead of the side's visible, albeit youthful, talents.
The Guardian
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In Moto3, the pole-sitter Jorge Martin won the race ahead of champion Joan Mir.
The Guardian
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Confidence is high but it's a long race ahead.
The Guardian
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Albert Demtschenko from Russia won the race ahead of Zoeggeler and David Moeller of Germany.
Reuters
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Clinton and Trump are in a close race ahead of the Nov. 8 presidential election.
Reuters
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Four presidential candidates to succeed him are in a tight race ahead of the poll.
Reuters
11
If it's in a lower orbit, it'll race ahead.
Seveneves
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It was just one loss, the race ahead would be long; she was on to New Hampshire.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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The skiff of Earth marines had gone too fast, trying to race ahead of the Martian force.
Abaddon's Gate
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New Zealand won the race ahead of second placed Italy and the Netherlands who finished in third place.
Reuters
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Cotton has a slight lead in the race ahead of the Nov. 4 election, several polls have shown.
Reuters
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Despite their heavy loads, they managed to race ahead of us to set up camp and cook meals.
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
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