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plac·ing
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Wiktionary
placingnoun
The action of the verb to place
placingnoun
The condition of being placed
placingnoun
The position of a competitor at the end of a race
Webster Dictionary
Placing
of Place
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of placing in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of placing in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of placing in a Sentence
During crisis moments some might again step in when valuations are low, but they'll be less contrarian, they'll generally be more cautious of placing additional funds into the private markets as it would require a significant relaxation of risk tolerance, particularly where faced with extended holding periods of their existing commitments.
This constitutes abusive practice on the part of National Associations, placing players under considerable pressure, any further violations of this kind will force ECA to consider further action for the protection of its member clubs.
Raytheon has a proven track record of successfully meeting offset obligations and placing work in country.
We've also received allegations that Alabama Department of Public Health has failed to carry out their responsibilities to abate raw sewage conditions, thereby placing Black residents of Lowndes County at higher risk for disease, based on our careful and thorough review of those allegations and an extensive review of publicly available information, we find significant justification to open this investigation, now.
Looking at individual tragic cases in isolation may contribute to the speculation that releasing individuals before trial rather than incarcerating them – whether by placing them on Electronic Monitoring (EM) or other forms of supervision – means an increase in crime, but speculation based on isolated cases is not the same as reality based on a complete picture, and research has shown that bail reform has not led to an increase in crime.
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