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Meanings of take the lead in English

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Usage of take the lead in English
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DPMC wanted to take the lead on this problem, Mr Kibblewhite said.
Radio NZ
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However, Nigeria were to take the lead four minutes from the break.
The Guardian
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Above all, however, it requires west African leaders to take the lead.
The Guardian
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It's a great time for artists to take the lead, she said.
Radio NZ
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But some companies aren't waiting for the government to take the lead.
Radio NZ
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Georgia Tech had chances to take the lead in the final minutes.
Reuters
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If America doesn't take the lead in answering these questions, others will.
News.com.au
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Arizona took advantage of a five-on-three power play to take the lead.
Reuters
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President Trump tells Muslim nations to take the lead in combating radicalisation.
BBC
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Both teams had chances to take the lead late in the match.
The Guardian
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Arthur felt it was time to take the lead on the investigation.
The sherlockian
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You are the person they had ' take the lead on athlete care'.
The Guardian
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U.S. troops now partner and mentor, and only sometimes take the lead.
Reuters
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And Jews should stand up and take the lead in saying so.
The Guardian
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Look for him to take the lead in what is to follow.
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The expedition against the Tehuas must take the lead of everything else.
The Delight Makers
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