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vacancy

noun as in opening

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The government saying it isn’t looking to fill the vacancy will do little to dispel that instinct from those who thought it all along.

From BBC

Her critics blasted her for firing the police chief soon after she took office, leaving a leadership vacancy in the department for a year even as the city experienced a surge in violence.

But the prop had long since slipped coach Steve Borthwick a stage direction to fill the vacancy he left behind.

From BBC

In New York City, for example, while the vacancy rate of on-market units is hovering at 1.4% — the lowest since 1968 — no one knows just how many units that should be open are not included in official figures.

From Salon

It was before the last season had even ended, before the Lakers had a vacancy, before his work as a broadcaster had finished.

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