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Discover LudwigThe phrase "staked at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to investments, gambling, or placing a claim on something, often indicating where something is positioned or invested. Example: "He staked at the poker table, hoping to win big during the final hand."
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On a stormy morning, unusually high waves crashed almost to the base of the wooden signpost staked at the edge of Linda Cherry's property.
Early betting news from Paddy Power is that Native Ruler, a Henry Cecil-trainewcomeromer in the first race today, has been clipped from 25-1 to 20-1 for the Derby, though there's no mention of how much, if anything, was actually staked at the original price.
A severed head was found staked at the factory entrance, in what authorities described as a terrorist attack.
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More was at stake at this table.
Nasrina won the Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park.
It was another stake at self-promotion.
The horse won the Cowdin Stakes at Belmont.
What are India's stakes at these talks?
Foolish Pleasure won the Champagne Stakes at Belmont Park.
Several had wooden stakes at the head and foot.
Secretariat won the Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct last Saturday.
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