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Meanings of steal the show in English

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Usage of steal the show in English
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There was just enough time for Naledi Pandor to steal the show, too.
The South African
2
Even with all that, though, Uncharted 3 still managed to steal the show.
Wired
3
As cool as the story is, the objects steal the show.
Wired
4
Goes to show that the best dressed man won't always steal the show!
The Irish Times
5
Her flow, lyrical content, wordplay and ability to steal the show is beyond impressive.
Ebony
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Actors and sets might steal the show -but only if they're well lit.
The Guardian
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Lady Gaga hopes to win big while Cardi B hopes to steal the show.
News.com.au
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We also did what we set out to do, and that was steal the show.
On Edge
9
Sweden had "tried to steal the show" but other EU states stopped it.
Reuters
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All of which is to say, it lets Evangeline Lilly's Wasp grow-andsteal the show.
Wired
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Its four child stars steal the show, jointly sharing the best actress in a musical prize.
BBC
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Here's hope AJ and Joe recapture that magic from their TNA feud and steal the show.
The South African
13
This is supposed to be my special day, Paul, but you might well steal the show.
Paul of dune
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That gap could widen in Paris as Boeing's highly anticipated 787 threatens to steal the show.
Reuters
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Did its take on Nyan Cat take the proverbial cake or did another moment steal the show?
Wired
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Seafood pastas steal the show here, and their selection of starters has gained them quite the reputation.
The South African
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