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Certain members agreed to stake out high-traffic locations during their lunch breaks, or if they were working remotely.

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Walking through the artist’s compound of Chicago’s Riot Fest early on a cloudy Saturday afternoon, dozens of artists, music industry professionals, and other VIPs are leaving their backstage trailers to head over to the main stage, hoping to stake out a good spot to watch the next noteworthy band on the bill.

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But to stake out an admittedly outrageous devil’s-advocate position, at least it would have been honest.

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The court was told then defendants continued to make claims about Ms Wandelt's identity, of the McCanns' involvement in their daughter's disappearance - including in a WhatsApp group that Mrs McCann's number was added to - and made further plans to visit in February and "stake out" the following year's annual vigil and harass the couple.

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I use these terms—extraneous, germane, regular order—for the purposes of persuading Democratic elites that they should stake out different grounds for fighting, not because I think Democrats themselves should use those terms on the hustings.

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