I. noun
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Like leapfrog and friendships with older girls the teachers always put a stop to it.
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More than 200 youngsters from North Road school in Darlington held a sponsored leapfrog to collect money for Oxfam.
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Support vans play leapfrog with the runners, moving ahead a mile or so at a time.
II. verb
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The Cubs knew a win would leapfrog them into second place.
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Did 1973 respond to his plans to leapfrog into the elite who would be actually paid to drive?
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Secondly, word hypotheses might overlap and leapfrog each other's backwards pruning decision points.
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The chief barrier to leapfrogging is government policy in developing countries.
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The intention was to allow London to leapfrog its rivals into a leading position.
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The result is that the countries are, in some respects, leapfrogging their more advanced neighbours.