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It's a perfect venue for a wedding reception.venue = event location
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We asked for a change of venue due to pre-trial publicity.venue = the jurisdiction where a trial will be held
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The concert was moved to a larger venue to accommodate the growing number of fans.venue = event location
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"Change of venue," said Mr. Tate. (source)venue = location of a trial
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It would provide her with a venue for continued book thievery.† (source)
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That venue was Ephrata, and when Phillips saw it, he kicked himself.† (source)
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A historic venue with fine acoustics—which also happens to be in the 8th...† (source)
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They'd been made to perform obscene contortions in unlikely venues, such as pet shops.† (source)
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His ability not to apologize for glaring mistakes would have served him well in another venue, perhaps politics; it has taught us never to complain about any problem in the house, lest my father decide to fix it.† (source)
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With her encouragement, I began to speak at Chapman and other venues.† (source)
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In Alabama, asking to change venue was an essentially futile act.† (source)
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They milled about in a circular area several hundred feet across that was bordered by what had apparently once been shops and restaurants and entertainment venues.† (source)
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This might not be the best venue for it.† (source)
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Lately, since his father died, he had been playing more at informal venues as well as concert halls: he'd pick up a guitar and play in bars or restaurants, classical pieces but also more popular works that he had always, in the past, disdained.† (source)
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The venue was an old theater that used to show movies.† (source)
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He'd ended up quitting Juilliard so he could hit the road as a concert pianist and found himself playing in rinky-dirk venues to audiences that barely filled the first couple of rows.† (source)
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