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lead-up

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lead-up [ˈliːdʌp] Nperíodo m previo (to a) during the lead-up to the electiondurante la precampaña electoral ...
the lead-up to the weddinglos meses antes de la boda


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During my lead-ups (to that dive), I thought there was no way I was going to be able to do it," Geyer said.
Australian horses habitually race on a much more regular basis than they do in Europe, with often several races - sometimes at unsuitable trips - being used as lead-ups to the main event.
The full package will be published on April 29th, with news and video lead-ups beginning a week prior.
 
 
 
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