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stoppage

[stop-ij] / ˈstɒp ɪdʒ /


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Baseball’s been on a heater in recent years—improved TV ratings, better pace of play with the pitch clock—and a stoppage could throw away significant momentum.

From The Wall Street Journal

About 160,000 people have been affected by the stoppage, the World Food Programme said, in a country already facing a hunger crisis.

From Barron's

Scandals at the top of both player associations have left them severely weakened as one faces a possible work stoppage and the other discusses an expanded schedule.

From The Wall Street Journal

An alleged attempted coup to force him to sell has led to resignations, a work stoppage and a protest.

From The Wall Street Journal

The upheaval has involved resignations, a work stoppage and a protest.

From The Wall Street Journal