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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a legitimate place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or situation that is recognized as valid, acceptable, or lawful.
Example: "The conference was held in a legitimate place that adhered to all safety regulations."
Alternatives: "a valid location" or "an authorized venue".
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Does shame have a legitimate place in our lives?
Besides, divorce is a rich subject, Hampstead a legitimate place.
Still, a significant number of sociologists insist that structuralism occupies a legitimate place in their discipline.
Then he added, "The Internet is 98 percent cats, but it comes from a legitimate place".
So how can prejudice have a legitimate place in moral and political judgment?
Brighton Beach is no longer an offshoot but a legitimate place in its own right.
There has to be a legitimate place for politics in democratic decision-making.
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David now serves as director of World Beyond War, a broad effort to create a consensus that war no longer has any legitimate place in human society.
IN THE OLD WAY of doing business, emotions never had a very legitimate place.
But homeland has a tendency to claim itself as the only legitimate place because it holds a person's root.
Since the Soviet bloc collapsed, Poland, to the west, has cherished an unambiguous vision — to regain its legitimate place in the family of European nations.
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