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gen.	head; sponsor; take charge of; get into the saddle (что-либо); top (The tycoon [Prokhorov ] topped the party last summer with the Kremlin's alleged blessing, but was removed in a party coup in September. TMT Alexander Demidov); take over the leadership of (Ремедиос_П); spearhead (he's spearheading a campaign to reduce the number of accidents at work Val_Ships); lead (Пример: "Apple Inc led the decline – down 11.1 percent to $94.07." eng-rus-eng); chair; be at the head of (kee46); take the lead (In return the former London mayor agreed to take the diplomatic lead with the G7 nations (...) at the two-day meeting in Italy because he knows the world leaders better than the recently sworn in Mr Tillerson. (The Int'l Express) Example courtesy of ART Vancouver); take the lead (e.g.); inherit the helm (Charikova); spearhead (MichaelBurov); champion (MichaelBurov)
Gruzovik	be at the head of (pf of возглавлять)
Игорь Миг	preside; take command of; take the helm of
inf.	take point (операцию Pickman)
polit.	take on leadership of/in (Artjaazz)
sport.	captain
возглавленный prtc.
sport.	captained

возглавившее : 69 phrases in 21 subjects

American usage, not spelling	1
Chess	3
Diplomacy	5
Figurative	1
Football	1
Formal	1
General	18
Historical	1
Ice hockey	1
Informal	1
Law	1
Makarov	19
Military	2
Police	2
Politics	2
Production	1
Proverb	1
Religion	1
Saying	2
Security systems	1
Sports	4