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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as venue" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or setting for an event, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The conference will be held at the downtown hotel, as venue for the annual meeting."
Alternatives: "as location" or "as setting".
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A summer internship is encouraged as venue for research, but no academic credit is given.
Night clubbing has been increasingly downsized, in mood as well as venue.
Outside proudly hangs the banner announcing Halli's award as venue of the year in Leicester's comedy festival.
If the multilateral negotiations are re-branded as venue for confronting regional challenges, they will both advance the peace process and help to solve regional issues.
More than 2.3m tickets have been sold in total and another 130,000 are expected to go on sale as venue configurations are finalised.
He declared the organization's glossy pre-fight productions to be "stale" and suggested that Las Vegas has grown old as venue for his fights.
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It is the equivalent of arcades and movie theaters as venues for consuming VR content that's needed.
NGOs had to cancel planned events as venues withdrew.
Trust properties are now used as venues for concerts and recreations of historical events.
(In fact, as venues with decent pianos continue to evaporate, it is almost becoming the norm).
Baths replaced gymnasiums as venues for public exercise, and the philosophic component waned.
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