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NOUN
takeover bid
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Stokes took over as captain in the aftermath of the 4-0 defeat here four years ago and this tour was billed as the culmination of the leadership of the all-rounder and head coach Brendon McCullum.

From BBC

Yes, there will be tasks and entire jobs taken over by AI, but we will all be elevated to a whole new superpower to make critical and creative decisions.

From The Wall Street Journal

In late 2024, prediction markets seemed poised to take over the world.

From MarketWatch

In Seoul, the brand has taken over almost an entire wing of South Korea’s oldest department store, filling six floors with exhibitions, retail spaces and a fine-dining restaurant.

From The Wall Street Journal

Several diplomats in Brussels told AFP the EU was working towards a signature on January 12 in Paraguay, which is set to take over leadership of Mercosur from Brazil in 2026.

From Barron's