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stopover

noun as in layover

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Utah’s Great Salt, another critical stopover, declined in 2022 to its lowest level on record, making the water saltier and more difficult for brine shrimp and flies to reproduce.

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She took a flight from Barcelona, Spain, to the Indonesian island with a stopover in Doha, police said, arriving at the international airport on 12 August.

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Yamaguchi thought it would be a stopover on her way back to the East Coast, where “serious” artists moved.

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She launched her international career in 1972 with a tour of Australia, but a stopover performance in America on the way home failed to attract much of an audience.

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He said the attackers took away and "executed" young men who revealed they were from el-Fasher, so when he was interrogated he claimed that he was from Shaqra, a stopover on the way to Tawila.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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