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Meanings of new station in English

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Usage of new station in English
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It guarantees to support finance for developing a new station at Wylfa.
BBC
2
But raccoon were plentiful at their new station, and easy to hunt.
Fort Amity
3
Shull said the new station would offer more granularity in local weather forecasts.
Reuters
4
Trains today rolled into the new station at Ireland's first purpose-built commuter town.
The Irish Times
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Investors don't even have to go searching for a new station, Barron's said.
Reuters
6
The new station cannot start broadcasting until this litigation has been sorted out.
The Irish Times
7
The new station manager said the show needed a fresh face.
Foul play
8
Then, in 1978, Gossens became the new station chief in Pretoria.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
9
From my new station I saw there were two men to deal with.
The Triumphs of Eugène Valmont
10
Half of McAfee's new station had heard the news, and came over likewise.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
11
Taking advantage of the new station's short staff, she wouldn't stay an assistant long.
Ebony
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It's clear that he loves every minute of his new station in life: fatherhood.
Ebony
13
But all will want to wish the new station well.
The Irish Times
14
Then again, perhaps this was part of her new station.
Union Atlantic
15
He wanted a new station chief, a cold-blooded hard-charging commander.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
16
The new station is a four-story structure with an exterior of marble & limestone.
The new yorker
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