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The phrase "a simple step on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest a minor action or progression, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "Taking a simple step on the path to success can lead to greater achievements."
Alternatives: "a small step towards" or "a straightforward move in".
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It's a simple step on how to act like him.
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But a moratorium on removals is a simple step for the UK to take now to ensure that we do not deliver anyone into Rajapaksa's lethal hands.
Here's a simple step he can take on Day 1 of his term: issue an executive order requiring the city's Human Resources Administration to aggressively enroll all eligible New Yorkers in the Food Stamp program.
You might be surprised by the effect such a simple step can have on your perspective.
While the editorial mostly dealt with elections at the local level, here is one simple step on the road to clearing up presidential elections: Don't leave it up to each state or district to have its own standards.
Simple, step on his hair.
A video automatically pops up that gives you some simple steps on how to use the device.
In between there were often sequences featuring the prolonged repetition of simple steps on the spot, but these felt merely schematic.
In October my first book, Diversify, will argue the case for the social, moral and economic benefits of diversity, while also exploring how limited we are by social division – and provide simple steps on how to better connect with the "other".
Here are three simple steps on how to do both! 1.
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