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Take somebody’s/something’s place

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Often used when discussing jobs or roles passing from one person to another. SlideAfter the CEO retired, her chosen successor took her place.
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It doesn't always mean physically occupying a space; it can refer to roles or functions. SlideHe took my place as the lead singer in the band.
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