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taxi rank

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noun

  1. a place where taxis wait to be hired

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A taxi rank will be operating at Aston Parish Church, adjacent to the stadium.

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Outside the hotel, at a taxi rank in sight of the station, Shane was keen to chat.

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Ms Storey said: "Mr Amesbury arrived at the same taxi rank. He too was alone and he too had been drinking."

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The monument in the foreground of the video, the zebra crossing, the taxi rank and the distinctive gate were located in satellite images.

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The campaigners allege that the small green space near Euston station will be built over with a temporary taxi rank, before being sold to developers, as part of plans for the high-speed railway.

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