to precipitate themselves
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to tread on each other's heels
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to follow other men's business
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to follow other man's business
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to pursue a line of conduct
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to pursue a fugitive from justice
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to follow a body to the grave
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to follow something through
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to trace an event to its origin
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to pursue a certain policy
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to maintain a policy
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to watch something closely
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to follow the flight of an aircraft by radar
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to follow the flight on an aircraft by radar
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to follow someone about
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to follow someone around
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to watch someone out of the tail of one's eye
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to make tracks for sb
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to tread upon sb's heels
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to follow someone close (ly
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to follow someone close (ly)
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to follow at (upon) sb's heels
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to follow sb's line of argument
to follow the train of one's thoughts
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to watch sb's motions
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to follow sb's progress
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to trace a check (cheque ,)
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to remain on an even keel
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to choose the safest course
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to pursue a realistic course
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to keep track of the current events
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to keep close tabs on daily sales
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to keep a term at an inn of court
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to follow sb's track through the snow
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to follow any one's own inclination
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to follow only one's own inclination
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to stay on the course
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to go through a course
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to keep track of costs
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to follow the fashion
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to trim with the times
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to follow the party line
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to hold one's course
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to follow only one's own inclinations
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to take a rigid line
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to follow one's standard practice
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to dog a suspected thief
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to follow the flight of aircraft by radar
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to tread on sb's heels
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to keep track of new publications
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to feast your eyes on someone
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to feast your eyes on something
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to be on a tight schedule
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