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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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| I think when regular theaters weren't stepping up to the plate with food and cleanliness but were still charging prices like the Arc Light, it was insane. Commercial real estate leaders are stepping up to the plate to support the advancement of women in the industry, according to a new survey by Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW). ``The fact the governor is stepping up to the plate with a proposal to add $400 million to the budget to prepare California is testament to the fact that the federal government's response has been inadequate. |
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