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temporary stop

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See: extension, hiatus, pendency
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com Imagine a future world where rising waters are outpacing expectations and immersing civilization, and where a few fore-sighted individuals have devised temporary stop gates to extinction.
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Buses that normally use the two streets will be re-allocated stops and the Park and Ride service, which normally stops in Millburngate, will use temporary stop No.
Repair work diverts buses by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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