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idiomhave/take pride of place to be the most important thing in a group, or to be considered the best or most important of several things, people, or ideas:Taking pride of place in the hospital will be a £400,000 CAT Scanner, bought as a result of a three-year fund-raising effort.Why did the horses have pride of place over the cattle on the farms?give sth pride of place: Mr Endicott gives pride of place to his model of a Spitfire, given to him by his uncle.
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