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vacancy

[vey-kuhn-see] / ˈveɪ kən si /


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Variety Arts has been mostly dormant since the 1990s, seeing occasional rentals and long stretches of vacancy.

From Los Angeles Times

At least Honda is acknowledging the emotional vacancy left from the absence of pistons, flame and fuel, and making an effort to fill it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, McDaniel’s reputation as an offensive guru made him a prime candidate not just for coordinator positions, but for head coaching vacancies too.

From Los Angeles Times

Then, to fill the vacancy, they swooped in and signed Sam Darnold after he had led the Minnesota Vikings to a 14-win season.

From The Wall Street Journal

Asked on Thursday about the vacancy in the Greater Manchester constituency, he said he was "focused" on his job as mayor and cautioned people not to "rush to conclusions".

From BBC