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place

[pleys] / pleɪs /








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New York’s bill places the decision only with a mentally competent patient, and “safeguards are in place to ensure that those who don’t qualify—say, those with eating disorders or psychiatric conditions—couldn’t receive it.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“By placing higher-growth assets into a Roth structure early in his career, he is positioning decades of potential appreciation to occur entirely tax-free.”

From MarketWatch

John: “We’ve had the swinging sixties, and I was wondering, Mrs. Lennon, how you saw your place in the seventies?”

From Salon

Mr Irvine told BBC News NI that "farm families are in a better place today than they were this time yesterday as a result of this announcement".

From BBC

He had to turn up to training on time and was barred from placing bets.

From BBC