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"standing at the edge" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to be physically located at the boundary or perimeter of something. Example: "She stood at the edge of the cliff, taking in the breathtaking view of the ocean below."
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Clem is already standing at the edge, looking down into it.
There was only the rumpled man standing at the edge of the stage.
"He must feel like he is standing at the edge of a cliff.
When I'm standing at the edge I'm comfortable in my own skin.
The man was standing at the edge of the lake, and he was peeing.
Minutes later, Kops was standing at the edge of a 70-foot chasm called Broken Bones.
We're standing at the edge of Cinder Lake, a massive volcanic field near Flagstaff, Arizona.
But I felt as though I were standing at the edge of a limitless prairie.
The groundlings standing at the edge of the stage are eager to answer him.
Standing at the edge of a wood in the dark, it's easy to spook yourself.
But the prime minister is standing at the edge of a precipice.
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