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Meanings of take a role in English

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Usage of take a role in English
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He said churches could also take a role to help refugees settle here.
Radio NZ
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The ECB could also take a role directly monitoring the benchmark.
Reuters
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Do others in her team take a role in knowing this?
The Guardian
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KCGI has said it will take a role in the management of Hanjin Kal.
Reuters
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Jobs was initially reluctant to take a role at Apple.
Wired
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Alternatively, he could take a role in the administration or return to his home state.
Reuters
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Rubinstein will take a role currently held by Greg Jensen, who is also co-chief investment officer.
Reuters
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He has other considerations in deciding whether to take a role, such as tuition for his children.
Reuters
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Mr Malae said they want the Corps of Engineers to at least take a role in the cleanup.
Radio NZ
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Madonna is not the only star seeking to take a role in boosting girls' education in developing countries.
Reuters
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Would you ever consider, being as talented as you are, to take a role from a TV series?
The new yorker
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Rubinstein will take a role currently held by Greg Jensen, who is also co-Chief Investment Officer (CIO).
Reuters
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Valve's designers intend for the textures to take a role similar to that of background plates in animated films.
Wired
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Why did you take a role there, and why is it important for these types of programs to exist?
Ebony
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Asked if the UK prime minister was invited to take a role, Nyamayaro says the invitation went to all world leaders.
The Guardian
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CEZ said on Friday that Inercom representatives had asked if the Bulgarian state could take a role in the asset sale.
Reuters
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