Both the casino-affiliated computer servers and players presumably would have to be inside the state for any transactions to be legal, so states must be staked with a sufficient pool of gamblers, he said.
For biographical convenience the career of a painter is staked out with exhibition dates and mentions of prizes and monographs.
Falconer's inner-city vernacular is less exotic, but it conveys the heady sense that an identity can be staked out with a few communal metaphors.
Clearly, Microsoft is staking out the memory turf with its enterprise tablet.
The peas are in, and staked with bamboo.
"That's what is at stake with this plan: putting Americans back to work," he said.
It's an issue of decency, and what's at stake with Prop B is a baseline principle on which all people of conscience agree.
Much was at stake, with two Heisman candidates at quarterback and two top-five teams from the A.C.C.
Clearly, more was at stake with a playoff game on Fox than a regular-season game on NBC.
