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taking a page out of someone's playbook

taking a page out of someone's playbook is the present participle and gerund of take a page out of someone's playbook.

Questions about taking a page out of someone's playbook

What is taking a page out of someone's playbook the present participle and gerund of?
Taking a page out of someone's playbook is the present participle and gerund of take a page out of someone's playbook.

Words near taking a page out of someone's playbook in the dictionary

  1. taking a long walk on a short pier
  2. taking a look
  3. taking a nap
  4. taking a number
  5. taking a page out of someone's book
  6. taking a page out of someone's playbook
  7. taking a pew
  8. taking a picture
  9. taking a pill
  10. taking a piss
  11. taking a pitch

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