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placing

noun as in hierarchy

noun as in placement

Strongest match

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Video shared by Backgrid shows Perry accepting a rose from a bystander and Trudeau placing his hand on her back as they walk to their SUV.

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The illegal alien charged with placing that bounty was arrested, has pleaded not guilty, and will face justice.

High-precision dating determined that fossils from these rocks are between 66.4 and 66 million years old, placing them right at the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleogene periods, when the global extinction event occurred.

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Given the uncertainty this year around both trade policy and consumer demand, many retailers delayed placing orders, Ruh said.

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What were we to expect when placing a bet became as easy as picking up the phone and making a call.

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