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Meanings of take this step in English

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Usage of take this step in English
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He needed to take this step in order to clear his conscience.
Snow melts in spring
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However, there's a reason others have been reluctant to take this step.
The South African
3
I could not believe they would be first to take this step.
Reuters
4
Some feeling of maidenly reserve had led her to take this step.
The Measure of a Man
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It was that, Miss Harford, that decided me to take this step.
The Swindler and Other Stories
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The UK is not the first nation to take this step.
The Guardian
7
We know the IRFU haven't the courage to take this step.
The Irish Times
8
We know the Chinese people are ready to take this step.
The Guardian
9
Some experts say Obama could take this step on his own.
Reuters
10
He did not take this step till after the universal abdication.
The International Monthly, Volume 3, No. 1, April, 1851
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But she was not the only state to take this step.
A School History of the United States
12
Eager as Ken was he had to force himself to take this step.
The Young Pitcher
13
He would withhold nothing, now that Lynda had decided to take this step.
The Man Thou Gavest
14
Suppose we should not wish to take this step when the time comes?
Bambi
15
But, Thomas, are you sure we are well advised to take this step?
An Enemy of the People
16
They wanted to take this step for themselves -that's fine, that's their problem.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common