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crossroads

noun as in intersection

Strong matches

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Eltife said UT was “honored” to be in the initial batch invited to sign on, adding, “Higher education has been at a crossroads in recent years.”

He stands at the crossroads of football, race, and modern celebrity - a figure both sociological and sporting.

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Number 10 insiders defend the strategy, and insist the PM is adamant that the country is at a crossroads, and he thinks it is his responsibility to stand up to Farage.

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"The country is at a crossroads," Sir Keir Starmer is expected to declare in a speech just ahead of the annual Labour conference, which kicks off this weekend.

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Soon thereafter, upon reaching the second major crossroads of his athletic director career, Jarmond drove the program into an even deeper ditch.

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