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lead with

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lead with someone or something
to start out with someone or something. The coach led with Walter as pitcher and Sam on first base. We will lead with our best players.
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lead with something

to tend to strike first with a particular fist—the right, the left, the best, etc. (Boxing.) Watch that guy, Champ, he always leads with his right. Get in there and lead with your left.
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A mortgage lead with these standards coupled with your experience highly increases your chances of closing a deal.
In this study, we assessed the influence of bone resorption (estimated by 24-hr urinary NTx) on the relationships of bone lead and blood lead with urinary lead in a group of 333 middle-aged and elderly men.
 
 
 
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