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lead the field

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lead the field
1. if you lead the field in a race or a sports event, you are better than all the people competing against you and are likely to win. At the end of the second day's play, Ballasteros is leading the field.
2. if you lead the field in an activity or business, you are more successful than anyone else. There are some areas of medical research where Russian scientists still lead the field.
See also: field, lead
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This is an area where The University of Auckland Business School is determined to lead the field in both education and research," said Professor Barry Spicer, Dean of the University of Auckland Business School.
Symantec expands university research program to U of Auckland B-school by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
Padilla, 26, lead the field of six candidates throughout election night Tuesday, and eventually garnered 47.
PADILLA TO FACE SANCHEZ IN RUNOFF by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Cooperative work with our communities, partnerships, and other professionals has led and will continue to lead the field of aquatics to its successes.
Aquatics: looking back and seeing forward by Johnston, Kevin / Parks & Recreation
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