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take a leaf out of someone's book
idiom
to copy something that someone else does because it will bring you advantages: 效仿（某人）;以（某人）为榜样
Maybe I should take a leaf out of Rick's book and start coming in early every morning.也许我该学学里克的样子，每天早上早些来。
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