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follow lead

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follow someone's lead
to do as someone else does; to accept someone's guidance; to follow someone's direction. Just follow my lead and you will not get lost. John followed his father's lead and became a lawyer.
See also: follow, lead
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Two French investigating judges were in Rwanda on Monday to follow leads in their probe of Rwandan genocide suspects arrested in France, in the first such visit in nearly three years, officials said.
French investigators take genocide probe to Rwanda by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Perez's mother was separated from the boy as they tried to cross the border and the ensuing drama unfolds drawing Jimmy and Tino closer together as they follow leads to her location.
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It takes a lot of patience to follow leads and collect data which one will use to solve a case.
What It Takes to Be a Private Investigator by Benedict Smythe / Law community
 
 
 
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