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leave mark

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leave your/its mark (on somebody/something) also leave a mark (on somebody/something)
to have an effect that changes someone or something Another storm left its mark on California, knocking down trees and power lines across the state.
Usage notes: often used in the phrase leave your mark on the world (to be successful or famous): I hope to leave my mark on the world through my music.
See also: leave, mark
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It could leave Mark Hughes' side in a position where they can go to Italy on September 6 and afford to lose.
FOOTBALL: IN THE RED CORNER: Finnish them off by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
It's hardly the most practical of outfits - prone to melting in packed night- clubs and could leave marks on taxi upholstery - although it could double up as a late night snack after a great night out.
CHOC FROCK ON THE CATWALK by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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