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The phrase "at staples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location, specifically the office supply store named Staples, or to indicate a place where something is being done or found.
Example: "I need to stop at Staples to pick up some printer paper."
Alternatives: "at the office supply store" or "at Staples store".
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Controversy at Staples!
Thanks for shopping at Staples!
At Staples, the prize is a $5,000 store card.
Here at Staples, we understand life's cruel sense of humor.
J.T. had his own celebration at Staples this week.
Over at Staples, tablets are all the rage.
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All week, Ross occupied Kobe Bryant's locker at Staples Center.
Game 5 is Sunday night at Staples Center.
Monday night at Staples Center, the Kings' penalty killing proved the difference between victory and defeat.
PHOTOS: Rihanna at Staples Center.
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