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Just follow my lead-andtry not to step on my new shoes.
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AFGHANISTAN: Afghanistan takes one giant step on the road to recovery today.
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You get to 'em late, they try to step on your feet.
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For her, last weekend was simply another step on a life-long journey.
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This is probably the most difficult step on the road to mediocrity.
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The unjust get the better of the just and tread on them.
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The marauder came with swift sure tread on the heels of victory.
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He heard the retreat of a light tread on the paven hall.
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Now come with me and tread on territory that is largely unexplored.
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But as I read it, I heard Leo's tread on the stairs.
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He began to tread on tiptoe, as one moves in a death-chamber.
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I heard footfalls on the carpet, then his tread on the stairs.
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Miss Sommerton rose and stepped with firm, self-reliant tread on the landing.
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Only been here a month, and worships the ground you tread on.
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Check for enough tread on your tyres to minimise chances of aquaplaning.
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Mr. Gonzalez listened to Mr. Reilly's heavy, slow tread on the stairs.
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To-night it seems as if one might tread on water or air.
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And then she did not tread on any of his numerous corns.
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He tried to determine which steady tread on the sand was hers.
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If the Tailor stepped to the side, he'd tread on the boy.
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Because it may easily lead you to tread on other people's feet!
