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station at

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station someone at something
to position or place someone near something. The manager stationed a receptionist at the door. Would you station a guard at the back door to keep people out?
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An investigation is underway into how exactly he was able to get into Roath police station at around 4am yesterday and managed to help himself to the reflective tabard.
This morning, as passengers tried to make their way into work, a technical fault at Newcastle's Monument station at 5.
 
 
 
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