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hiatus

[hahy-ey-tuhs] / haɪˈeɪ təs /


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Here are key questions you might be asking if the show's hiatus has your memory feeling a little Upside Down.

From BBC

Despite leading his country to back-to-back Euros following a 23-year hiatus, the 62-year-old is sometimes met with mixed emotions within the Tartan Army.

From BBC

Treasury yields declined during early European trade as market attention increasingly turns to the Federal Reserve’s December meeting following a data hiatus during the government shutdown.

From The Wall Street Journal

After a hiatus, many of the stars associated with those earlier films are back, except now they’re middle-aged or older.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jelks and Wells gradually took over shop, and when Earth, Wind and Fire took a hiatus in 1984, they began designing for a Minnesotan upstart named Prince.

From Los Angeles Times