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• The community's ethic of mutual support also gives Bach a leg up.
• Did it to get a leg up in Hollywood, so to speak.
• The Islamists have a leg up on the state in distributing aid,
• Returning applicants get a leg up for the next round of sales.
• When they come back, they have a leg up on foreign investors.
• Cordero gave veteran jock, competitor and pal Jorge Velasquez a leg up.
• What better way to get a leg up on NATO " wannabes"
• Jones needed a leg up on her quest for five gold medals.
• We believe that gives us a leg up in getting quality people.
• Looking at it that way, Ward has to have a leg up.
• So plant a sugar maple, to give the native a leg up.
• In many ways, this sort of population has a leg up,
• The deal gives AOL a leg up in preserving its Internet subscriber base.
• Moreover, Herman says he thinks RPM has a leg up on foreign acquisitions.
• I believe this gives us a leg up on hemisphere talks.
• But does the center give Tech a leg up in sports?
• Rosen gives the readers a leg up in putting his theory to work.
• This game could give one a leg up on the other.
• HEADLINE : " Presentation Programs Give Public Speakers A Leg Up"
• That would give Saturn a leg up on some Japanese competitors.