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place on

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place someone or something on someone or something
to put or lay someone or something on someone or something. The archbishop placed the crown on the new queen. The police officer placed Timmy on the sergeant's desk and gave him an ice-cream cone.
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To try to solve the problem, workmen have been screwing the red rectangles firmly into place on the 45-metre long work of art which sweeps around Millennium Place.
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Set to take place on Saturday, August 2, 2003, in Minneapolis, the event will be broadcast via same-day national coverage on NBC Sports at 1:00 p.
 
 
 
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