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She argues that we must not settle for the current economic stasis.
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They have reached a point of stasis in their relationship.
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He is suggesting hope and change in opposition to despair and stasis.
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He liked the community's stasis, its plebeian virtues and unassuming mien.† (source)
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The sound of the clock striking two seemed to spur her out of her stasis.† (source)
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Known as the poet of stasis, he puts one of his heroes, literally, in an ash can.† (source)
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In the last moments of his dying coma he was locked in a stasis field which keeps him in a state of perpetual unchangingness.† (source)
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Had I been in some kind of stasis?† (source)
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It kept him in a dangerous stasis of nostalgia and regret and horror.† (source)
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Their history is replete with examples of very fast technological advance mixed with periods of relative stasis.† (source)
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The fluorescent light fixture above his bed had been left on, and beneath its cool, icy cast, he appeared as if he were alive but being preserved in a kind of science-fictional stasis, his hair unevenly matted from sleep, his skin dull of sheen, the beeps and hums of the machines standing in for the sounds of his living.† (source)
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To a cow ruminating in a field, the world was a vast green comfortable stasis, and then at evening, when choretime came, the world was a great swollenness.† (source)
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Just place a stasis on them once you're sure they are dead.† (source)
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In the police mortuary, displayed on an air-cushion in the stasis-freeze, the corpse was a mangled figure with dead white skin and a flaming red beard.† (source)
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It means certainly a stasis and not a kinesis.† (source)
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They left stasis a week ago and Daddy came out of the hospital today.† (source)
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