stage

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo organize an event to gain public interest

Diane chose to stage a party to raise money for cancer research

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be fake or not real

Mike wanted to stage his death so he could collect the insurance money

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Place where actors or musicians perform for others

Susan played guitar on the stage beside her father

v.t.Transitive VerbTo produce and perform a play or concert

Susan and her father always stage a concert as a team

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Particular point during development or growth

Tommy grew out of the thumb sucking stage by the time he was four

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that's going to happen over time. Right now, this is in sort of a juvenile stage
that's going to happen over time. Right now, this is in sort of a juvenile stage

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that, you know, you're… there's a way you're not on center stage as long as even
that, you know, you're… there's a way you're not on center stage as long as even

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but one of the 52 candidates on stage
but one of the 52 candidates on stage
I was one of the first people on this stage
I was one of the first people on this stage

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REPORTER: The stage is set for a second heated showdown.
REPORTER: The stage is set for a second heated showdown.
where everyone would be standing on that stage.
where everyone would be standing on that stage.

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they had 12 Democrats crammed on stage.
they had 12 Democrats crammed on stage.
and I'm literally the least wealthy person on this stage.
and I'm literally the least wealthy person on this stage.

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It's during the processing stage that Google Analytics then merges all of these data sources
It's during the processing stage that Google Analytics then merges all of these data sources

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