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step noun achievement, act, action, advance, deed, degree, expedient, footpace, footstep, gait, gradation, grade, maneuver, milestone, move, pace, procedure, proceeding, process, progression, rundle, rung, stride, tramp, tread See also: act, degree, expedient, operation, perambulate, period, phase, procedure, proceeding, undertaking, venture How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Guy Savage, managing partner, Investment Realty Holdings LLC, commented: "GE has stepped up to the plate and turned a deal around in 22 days; that is action, not words. ``Our council members haven't stepped up to the plate to do something for their community,'' said Watts, who joined the protest outside the conference Thursday. Montel Williams, the national talk show personality, who may well be the nation's most famous person with MS, has stepped up to the plate to help. |
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