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Meanings of take steps in English

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Usage of take steps in English
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Sources believe Bewkes will take steps to placate Robinov given his success.
Reuters
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Facebook has just begun to take steps to deal with this problem.
The facebook effect: the inside story of the company that is con...
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And we must take steps to minimise any chance of future slippage.
The Irish Times
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We can take steps to address the climate emergency, Dr Newsome said.
News.com.au
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China can take steps to replace foreign-made chips with domestic, it said.
Reuters
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Varadkar told parliament Ireland had to take steps now for that eventuality.
Reuters
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While singing they take steps and wave wand in time to music.
Christmas Entertainments
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It urged the parties to take steps to eliminate all the tariffs.
Reuters
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But first I must take steps to thwart the proposed German drive.
The Boy Allies in the Trenches; Or, Midst Shot and Shell Along t...
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You will feel happier if you take the initiative or take steps!
The South African
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I shall take steps to see that it is not rung again.
The Young Firemen of Lakeville; Or, Herbert Dare's Pluck
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But we can take steps now to at least minimise further hurt.
The Guardian
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I tried to have Mr. Knapp take steps to lock him up.
Blindfolded
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She then told me she wished to take steps for a separation.
Friendly Visiting among the Poor: A Handbook for Charity Workers
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However, we do not wish to take steps that might appear unfriendly.
With Moore at Corunna
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The South African government has started to take steps to manage the problem.
The South African
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Common
Australia
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