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fill a void

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fill a/the void
to replace something important that you have lost, or to provide something important that you need The country needs a strong leader to help fill the void left by the death of the president. Religion helped me fill a void in my life.
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Everybody goes there to make a mark, to be something, and not everybody gets to do that, so what happens is you have all these little lost souls bouncing around, trying to fill a void.
Therefore, this stately piece of furniture is truly a transitional piece that can fill a void in just about any floor plan and still have no trouble accentuating the existing furnishings and décor.
The two companies announced recently the formation of ITALHAIR, a new entity that will build on their respective strengths to provide topnotch technology, engineering, product innovation and supply chain-operations excellence to fill a void in the lucrative market that has sales in excess of $2 billion a year in the U.
 
 
 
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