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lead to

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lead (someone or an animal) to something
to guide someone or an animal to something or some place. Would you lead Paul to the place where the trunks are kept? The cat is so old that we had to lead her to her food.
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The men filed rapidly past me and entered the diverging corridor which I hoped would lead to safety.
A similar comparison would lead to the same conclusion in respect to the constitutions of most of the other States.
But to what can it lead to love a man who is doomed to live and die in prison?
 
 
 
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