Leave
Take place
Take place verb - Come to pass.
Leave is an antonym for take place in topics: continue, happen, appear, come into being, come to a destination.
Both terms in one sentence
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He was forced to leave his daughter Marie behind for her to heal in her chamber before a nuclear disaster could take place in the future.
Source: Video Game / Holdover -
Due to the nature of the advice room these take place in, this comes to haunt her with a few characters that she HAS to give advice to or they cannot leave.
Source: Franchise / BlazBlue - It's not immediately obvious that you can even leave the starting screen, and the only map the game ever gives you of the castle all the fights take place around has no sign of any such well.
Source: Guide Dang It / Action
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