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The phrase "a big step on" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey progress or advancement in a particular area, but it is typically used incorrectly.
Example: "Making this decision is a big step on the path to success."
Alternatives: "a significant step towards" or "an important move in".
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She also had a big step on her double turn.
And we took a big step on Tuesday.
She had a lot of little balance checks, and a big step on her dismount.
He took a big step on Tuesday by defeating four other candidates in a Republican primary.
On her first vault, she received a 9.4 because of a big step on the landing.
"This represents a big step on the multiphase initiative of New York to reclaim its waterfront".
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This networks is a big step for Comcast On Demand Online as CBS is the only major network not available on the free to everyone site, Hulu.
In other words, with the official launch, Amazon is taking a big step to compete in the on-demand economy.
In other words, with the official launch, Amazon is taking a big step to compete in the on-demand economy.
BRUSSELS — A hotly contested tax on financial trades took a big step forward on Tuesday when European Union finance ministers allowed a vanguard of member states to proceed with the plan.
One of the makeup industry's largest brands took a big step forward on Tuesday.
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