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Meanings of takes centre in English

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Usage of takes centre in English
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The look screams young professional and the ceiling-hung stove takes centre stage.
The Irish Times
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Hopkins takes centre stage at the age of 80.
The Guardian
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A potato feast is due and a Kerry-based writer takes centre stage.
The Irish Times
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The economy takes centre stage five weeks ahead of the election.
Radio NZ
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Now he takes centre stage with his debut solo EP Food For Thought.
Radio NZ
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The piano takes centre stage at The Piano for Christopher's Classics.
Radio NZ
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It is the gallant human heart that takes centre stage.
The Guardian
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The vexed issue of racial classification takes centre stage.
The South African
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It's not that often the bassoon takes centre stage for more than a few bars.
The Irish Times
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Each student is once again put to the test as the investigation takes centre stage.
The South African
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The Absa Premiership takes centre stage again this week as the action returns on Tuesday night.
The South African
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Friday Golf: The British Masters takes centre stage on the European Tour this week at Hillside.
The Irish Times
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In Saturday's evening game it's the all-Irish clash of Leinster and Ulster which takes centre stage.
The Irish Times
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Superannuation takes centre stage in the election campaign as Labour promises to raise the age of entitlement.
Radio NZ
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This year, as well, the expanded and revamped City Art Gallery takes centre stage as a venue.
The Irish Times
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Some established broadcasters are losing listeners as a new generation of presenters takes centre-stage, writes Emmet Oliver.
The Irish Times
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