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Meanings of metro stations in English

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Usage of metro stations in English
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Violent arrests of protesters, many in metro stations, have drawn international attention.
Reuters
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Department stores and metro stations were closed as a result of the violence.
Radio NZ
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Tan said property prices atop metro stations are usually more stable than other developments.
Reuters
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Elsewhere along the march route, protesters trashed shops and metro stations and set fires.
Reuters
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Two female suicide bombers attacked Moscow metro stations during the Monday morning rush hour.
Reuters
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Injured passengers were carried on stretchers, bloodied and bandaged, out of both metro stations.
Reuters
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Barricades went up, dozens of metro stations were attacked, other buildings torched, shops looted.
The Irish Times
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Since June, protesters have thrown petrol bombs and vandalized banks, stores and metro stations.
Reuters
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Since June, protesters have thrown petrol bombs and vandalised banks, stores and metro stations.
Radio NZ
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Riot police deployed in the streets of Kowloon and inside several metro stations afterward.
Reuters
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Several metro stations were shut and mobile internet services disrupted.
The Guardian
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I really hope Dubliners will not have to tolerate crowded, cramped and low-ceilinged metro stations.
The Irish Times
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As Moscow was besieged in late 1941, the metro stations were used as air-raid shelters.
Reuters
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Red Cross workers handed out masks at Madrid metro stations, now mandatory on pubic transport.
Reuters
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Emergency vehicles blocked access and metro stations were closed.
The Guardian
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Stuck to the walls of the metro stations were Boris Yeltsin "Wanted" posters.
The Guardian
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