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To take a leaf out of someone's book

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hugs&kisses | 20:03 Sun 30th Sep 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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What's the French equivalent? As in not translated word for word but the actual saying that conveys the same meaning, if there is one. Thanks to all
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"Prendre exemple sur quelqu'un" would probably do the job.
07:46 Mon 01st Oct 2007
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Thank you, it seems so obvious now!
19:09 Mon 01st Oct 2007

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