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Discover LudwigThe phrase "take place for" is not necessarily correct as it stands.
It would be more correct to say "take place" or "take place for [a particular purpose]". Example: The event will take place for the purpose of raising money for charity.
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This would initially take place for one month.
And "the identity parade didn't take place for 10 years!
Construction, however, is unlikely to take place for a number of years.
It remained only for the transaction to take place, for Altman to hand over the money.
Sentencing on the federal charges is not likely to take place for months.
A restart of sorts will take place for OWN on Oct. 10.
After this period, an open competition will take place for the job.
This vote is not expected to take place for several weeks.
Even without these prejudices, bullying would take place for other reasons.
His government's collapse triggered an election, which could not take place for another two months.
The event did not take place for unrelated reasons, Carnegie said.
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