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station

[stey-shuhn] / ˈsteɪ ʃən /




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The court heard that the suitcases used had reinforced metal bottoms with holes punched into them to provide ventilation for the "rather bulky and heavy" base stations, which frequently broke down.

From BBC

While stationed at Fort Gordon in Georgia, he appeared in a production of “Room Service.”

From The Wall Street Journal

While levels are lower than in most parts of the world, plastics still arrive through ocean currents, wind transport, and human activity linked to research stations and ships.

From Science Daily

“We identified a bit with the animal, which is also chubby like us,” Lizarraga said when asked by a Mexican radio station about the origin of the name.

From The Wall Street Journal

The vehicles have to be charged -- a constant headache in a city battling power outages of up to 12 hours a day, due to a lack of fuel for generating stations.

From Barron's