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place behind

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place someone or something behind someone or something 
1. to move someone or something to a place behind or to the rear of someone or something else. Place the taller boy behind John in the second row. Place the iris behind the nasturtium.
2. to rank or estimate someone or something behind someone or something else. I would place George behind Fred in this contest. Frank placed the white horse well behind the black one in the race.
See also: behind, place


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But the 29-year-old Briton made steady progress through the field claiming fifth with Barichello one place behind in sixth and increasing his lead in the drivers' championship to 15 points with three races remaining.
A place behind them are Prudhoe on 18 points with rivals Queen Elizabeth a further place behind on 17 points - but even Whitley Bay, down in 10th position, could still be in with the chance of promotion.
To make things worse Ford then dropped to fourth place behind Volkswagen.
 
 
 
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