steal a march on (someone) - to get an advantage over someone without being noticed

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steal a march on (someone) is " to get an advantage over someone without being noticed", under steal-a-march-on-(someone)
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The definition of steal a march on (someone) is " to get an advantage over someone without being noticed"
The Meaning of steal a march on (someone)
steal a march on (someone) means " to get an advantage over someone without being noticed"
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