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position

[puh-zish-uhn] / pəˈzɪʃ ən /








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Although he has made it clear he wants to continue to captain the red-ball side, his position remains uncertain and there is an England and Wales Cricket Board review.

From Barron's

Next week our weather patterns will become more typical for the time of year with the Atlantic jet stream returning to the north-west of Scotland, rather than taking an unusual position near Morocco.

From BBC

He scrapes together about $290 a month by teaching English and tutoring students who themselves dream of landing a government job, where millions compete for a few positions and prestigious posts require passing arduous exams.

From The Wall Street Journal

The BBC has no reason to believe the Serena is a zombie vessel, but the ship's former engineer says he saw equipment that would enable the Serena to fake its position.

From BBC

The big tech companies are best positioned to take advantage because they can often offer higher salaries and increase their chances in the lottery, experts say.

From The Wall Street Journal