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Meanings of retrace the steps in English

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Usage of retrace the steps in English
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He wanted to retrace the steps of the worm, but he needed help.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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Neither will we retrace the steps by which she returned to the actual world.
The Marble Faun; Or, The Romance of Monte Beni - Volume 2
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Melbourne Crime Tours retrace the steps of some of the city's most notorious criminals.
Radio NZ
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I will retrace the steps that once I made, in the shade of the railways.
Perdido Street Station
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There was no resource left her but to retrace the steps with the utmost possible celerity.
Napoleon Bonaparte
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The story is told as a recap and training exercise, as you retrace the steps of a military campaign.
The Irish Times
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And, since we are both honest men, all we have to do is retrace the steps of the disguise.
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?
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Kennedy finally stepped for the door, her mind trying to retrace the steps that led up to this unusual situation.
Transfer of power
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Waiting in the autumn twilight with Val's head on his arm Lawrence tried to retrace the steps by which it had been reached.
Nightfall
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You'll be met by hundreds of solid granite towers and rock faces where you can retrace the steps taken by the early pioneers.
Climbing Magazine
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There are mixed opinions about whether Mr Obama should retrace the steps of President John F Kennedy in 1963, including a visit to Galway.
The Irish Times
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This presentation will retrace the steps I took to interface with, analyze, and find a vulnerability in a line of popular new model ATM's.
Wired
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Still her friend, as in duty bound, urged her to think more calmly on the subject, and to retrace the steps she had taken.
Married Life; Its Shadows and Sunshine
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Thus, med-school dropout Nancy (Lively) makes her way to a remote Mexican beach to catch some waves and retrace the steps of her late mother.
The Irish Times
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Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports from the island, retracing the steps of many who fought there.
BBC
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Zoraida was retracing the steps which had led them here; she had spoken of Betty.
Daughter of the Sun / A Tale of Adventure
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