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Latest post Sat, Jun 23 2007 6:47 PM by Terr3. 2 replies.
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Terr3  +  383485 Sat, 23 Jun 07 06:26 PM
'Sandor Clegane dropped his visor with an audible clang and took up his position'

what does 'took up' here mean? like 'stand up' in his position? or 'took over'?

Thanks in advance
Terr3
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Marius Hancu, 2 yr 156 days ago
moved to/assumed the new position
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Terr3  +  383498 Sat, 23 Jun 07 06:47 PM
i see, so he moved to a spot where he suppose to be. Thank you Marius Hancu <img src="/emoticons/emotion-1.gif" alt="Smile [:)]" />
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