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overstep [′ō·vər‚step]
(geology)
An overlap characterized by the regular truncation of older units of a complete sedimentary sequence by one or more later units of the sequence.
A stratum deposited on the upturned edges of underlying strata.
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Byline: By DAVID MADDOCK JAMIE CARRAGHER has slammed England teammate Gary Neville for overstepping the mark with his manic goal celebration at Old Trafford.
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But much as I admire his talent and his professionalism, he has come to epitomise the habit of overstepping the mark that United are now prone to.
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But he wanted to get the message across that the cardinal has been overstepping the mark.
Scots Secretary issues warning to top Catholic by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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