boldly go where no man has gone before

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Meaning: (idiomatic)Tobreak new ground.2012January 2, Paul Newman, “Tough Trek ahead but Strauss' men know winning in Asia is the final frontier”, inthe Mail online‎[1]:While Strauss would not exactly beboldly going where no man has gone beforeif he led England to victories this year in away Test series against Pakistan, Sri Lanka and India, he set foot on an airbus to Dubai knowing that 2012 represents the last great examination of his side.1998April, Budd Davisson, “Skyburners”, inPopular Mechanics‎[2], volume165, page68:E-Racer Based loosely upon one of the original Rutan designs, the airplanegoes where no man has gone before. In the first place, the composite canard machine is the first known example of the Rutan Long-EZ clones to have1990, John Stewart,Antarctica: an encyclopedia: Volume 1:These were the voyages of Scott, Amundsen, Shackleton and Mawson, Nordenskjold, Borchgrevink, de Gerlache and von Drygalski, Filchner, Shirase, Bruce and Bull, national heroes most of them, whoboldly went where no man had gone before.

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