steal a march
The phrase "steal a march" means to gain an advantage over someone by getting ahead of them or accomplishing something before them, typically through cunning or cleverness. It refers to seizing an opportunity or taking action to gain a lead or edge over competitors or opponents. It implies acting quickly and secretly to gain a strategic advantage.
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