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Meanings of staged in English

Deliberately arranged for effect.

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Written for or performed on the stage.

Usage of staged in English
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Several thousand of Leung's supporters also staged a pro-government New Year rally.
Reuters
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Government supporters have staged attacks outside the assembly's headquarters in recent months.
Reuters
3
They staged a one-day strike earlier this year to defend that right.
Reuters
4
The original said that recent UK productions included a staged flute concerto.
The Guardian
5
Islamic State have staged attacks apparently aimed at distracting the advancing forces.
Reuters
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Authorities have not yet confirmed who or what group staged the attacks.
News.com.au
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It staged an uprising last year in the northern city of Maiduguri.
Reuters
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Israeli forces also staged raids in Gaza shortly before the ceasefire began.
BBC
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Thousands of victims have staged frequent street protests, complaining of inadequate compensation.
Reuters
10
Varadkar said the referendum would be staged either in May or June.
The Guardian
11
Conclusion: In summary, staged lavage reduced expected lethality in patients with peritonitis.
Pubmed
12
In the 1990s, militants staged attacks against government officials and foreign tourists.
Reuters
13
Chweneyagae also starred in Rhetorical, which was staged in London this year.
The South African
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Employees have staged public protests and agents have quit over the issue.
Reuters
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Every political move Nixon made was carefully thought out and staged beforehand.
The new yorker
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A small group of students staged a protest on campus this morning.
Radio NZ
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