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hard on the heels of
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hard/hot on the heels of something
if something comes hard on the heels of something else, it happens very soon after it A film contract came hard on the heels of the success of their first album.
See also: hard, heel
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News of her painful accident came hot on the heels of the revelation that Islington Council has had to deal with hundreds of accident claims concerning the state of their roads in the past few years.
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Wednesday's defeat was Mexico's second loss in three matches in the final phase of qualifying in the region coming hot on the heels of a reverse to the United States sandwiched by a home success over Costa Rica at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City.
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They had a blank last week hot on the heels of a postponement and New Marske will hoping to take advantage.
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