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Steal A March

Gain an advantage. This term arose from the days when armies walked everywhere, and the first one to a strategically sound location (a hilltop, riverside, etc) would be the one to win. Generals would sabotage their enemies traveling to get that advantage, or rob their opponent of a days travel, or "Steal a March"

See also Armies March on Their Stomachs.

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