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one jump ahead

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one jump ahead (of someone or something) and one move ahead (of someone or something)
Fig. one step in advance of someone or something. Try to stay one jump ahead of the competition. If you're one move ahead, you're well prepared to deal with problems. Then, nothing is a surprise.
See also: ahead, jump, one


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THE elderly can now be one jump ahead when it comes to foot care.
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