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placing

noun as in hierarchy

noun as in placement

Strongest match

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“I hope one day that the Miss South Dakota thing falls off the bottom of my résumé and that’s not what people know me for,” she said, placing herself in the latter category.

At Polymarket, some users monitor trading data for clues that an insider is placing bets, using such activity as an input for their own betting strategies.

The White House slammed the perceived snub, accusing the Nobel committee of placing “politics over peace.”

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We considered placing her without establishing a conservatorship but, if she went kicking and screaming, would that be kidnapping?

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Mr. Newsom and many progressives oppose placing any conditions on free housing and welfare payments.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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