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| Hello What does it mean when they say: 1(The following January, he took the reins at little-known Uniao de Leiria and was quickly back into his stride, guiding them to the top five by the midpoint of the 2001-02 season) 2(He jumped ship when Porto came calling in January 2002, and the team finished the season in third place despite a poor start) Thanks in advance Matilda |
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| To take the reins means to take control, manage, lead. To jump ship means to give up, quit. Hope that helps. |
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