Phrases with «stake»

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The word "stake" can mean different things depending on the context. In general, it refers to a pointed object that is used to mark or support something like a plant or a fence. It can also mean a share or an interest in something, often involving money. Full definition

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Sentences with «stake»

We know how much is at stake in high net worth divorces and what the potential is for costly and time - consuming litigation. (siplfirm.com)
They apply standards, yes, but less to principles, procedures, historical backgrounds, and political effects than they do to individuals they can identify as at stake in the outcome. (firstthings.com)
We're kicking off the summer series by taking a look at the effects of high stakes testing in our schools. (morecaucusnyc.org)
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