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a leap in the dark

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a leap in the dark
something you do without being certain what will happen as a result I had very little information about the company, so writing to them was a bit of a leap in the dark.
See also: dark, leap


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This is where Connelly takes a leap in the dark and brings in Harry Bosch, who's in charge of investigating Vincent's murder.
jpg) Switching careers can be a leap in the dark, but for Rebeca Nigrinis and Cristina Sanchez, developing a new business has been a leap into technicolor.
And so it was that 25 years ago he travelled to Crystal Palace to a meeting of the High Jumpers Club and a leap in the dark that would be great news for dozens of long-legged boys and girls.
 
 
 
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