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get off the mark

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get off the mark  (British & Australian)
to score for the first time in a sports competition Liverpool got off the mark with a blinding goal.
See also: get, mark


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The 18-year-old Burnley striker was delighted to get off the mark and he beamed: "I can't believe this, I'm over the moon.
Has been lightly raced over hurdles, but has shown plenty of promise on both occasions and expected to get off the mark now dropped in grade.
Has come on for that run and fancied to get off the mark this time.
 
 
 
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