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keep one step ahead of

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keep one step ahead of someone or something and stay one step ahead of someone or something
Fig. to be or stay slightly in advance of someone or something. Al kept one step ahead of Detective Rogers. Try to keep one step ahead of the investigators.
See also: ahead, keep, one, step


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We're trying to keep one step ahead of business growth through expanding," Rocci says.
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We always strive to keep one step ahead of the market with innovative features in our product offerings.
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Much of his education was also about trying to keep one step ahead of his students.
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