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set out one's stall
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1.
British
global
neutral
informal
To make one's intentions, abilities, plans, or terms clear in order to attract support, customers, or partners.
To present oneself or one's offerings deliberately so as to influence others' perceptions or decisions.
2.
British
global
neutral
To display goods openly for sale, especially by arranging them attractively on a stall or table.
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