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Meanings of steal the limelight in English

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Usage of steal the limelight in English
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The policy overhaul has helped Mexico steal the limelight from the region's struggling No.
Reuters
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Mayo can only hope they have the same capacity to steal the limelight on Sunday.
The Irish Times
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As we head into summer, lighter and lower-alcohol craft beers are starting to steal the limelight.
The Irish Times
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From there, chances were missed at both ends but no one could steal the limelight from Morrison.
The Guardian
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Much as I like her, your cousin tends to steal the limelight, even now that she's married.
Stroke of Enticement
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Whichever brand she chooses, nothing should steal the limelight from the bride said Chinese-born, London-based designer Huishan Zhang.
Reuters
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For a long while many celebs didn't bother, as it was impossible to steal the limelight from Susie Elelman.
News.com.au
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With merger and acquisition activity booming around the world acquisitive companies tend to be the ones to steal the limelight.
The Irish Times
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Men's Hockey All-Ireland Club Championships: Well, well, Corinthians steal the limelight in the first weekend of the All-Ireland League Play-offs.
The Irish Times
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The world's largest plane makers Boeing and Airbus rarely miss a chance to try and steal the limelight from each other.
BBC
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At the same time she has been careful not to steal the limelight from Trump, a wealthy businessman and former reality television star.
Reuters
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Instead, the quarrel between North and South Korea has stolen the limelight.
Reuters
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But if stealing the limelight does it for him, bring it on.
The Irish Times
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But, don't be surprised if this zesty salad steals the limelight.
The South African
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His skills were mesmerizing but the wise-cracking Enzo stole the limelight.
Reuters
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But it was the controller that stole the limelight on Tuesday.
Reuters
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