You cut out the context by removing 'in both the US and UK'
When someone says an event is "scheduled to take place in both the US and UK," it typically means that the event is planned for both countries, but it doesn't necessarily indicate that the specific dates are set. The phrase suggests that arrangements are in progress or that the event will occur in both locations, but you might need more details to find out the exact dates.
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