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stopgap

[stop-gap] / ˈstɒpˌgæp /




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Rezk says synthetic images are a stopgap until there are more real pictures of conditions on darker skin available.

From The Verge

Then Wentz becomes even more of a stopgap, and the future belongs to that kid.

From Washington Post

Add it all up and this trade appears to be more of a stopgap than a solution for Washington.

From Washington Times

The eviction moratorium was only meant to be a stopgap to prevent widespread homelessness and social upheaval as the government developed a permanent solution.

From New York Times

That meant Google effectively needed a stopgap measure, and the clunkily named Android Auto for Phone Screens app was born.

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