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The phrase "on a big position" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means holding a high-ranking or influential role in an organization or company. Example: "After years of hard work, she finally secured a job on a big position as the CEO of a Fortune 500 company."
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You do have to accept the idea of commerce, but you don't have to accept a Big Position on anything in order not to be offended by department-store advertising.
The fund has a big position on tech within its $275 billion portfolio — which added UST Global via a $250 million deal yesterday — and having a majority stake in Unbound will likely increase its exposure to tech ecosystems, companies and more.
It's also possible that the hacker already had a big position in Viacoin on another exchange.
Still others said that Mr. Meshal had his eyes on a bigger position beyond Hamas.
We have a big position now.
The M100 carved out a big position.
Nobody is putting on any big positions ahead of Thursday — I wouldn't want to when the positions are so binary.
Name a solidly conservative position on a big issue, chances are Jindal holds it.
A lot of girls in her position on a big stage in a big stadium against a top player sometimes get a little nervous.
Until this fall, Watsa had a big short position on the S&P 500.
Still, the colorful vernacular speech and flashy performances can't disguise the impression that the play is a heavily footnoted position paper on a big, big subject (2 40).
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