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The store is at the junction of the 10 and 5 freeways.junction = a place where things come together
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The town is at the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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Large steel junction boxes provided a makeshift hiding place, protecting them from the view of the two full-size velociraptors that stood directly before them, not five feet away. (source)junction = a place where things come together (in this case electrical lines)
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Every Christmas Eve day we met Uncle Jack at Maycomb Junction, and he would spend a week with us. (source)Junction = a place where two or more things come together (in this case probably two roads or railroad lines)
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He sat studying the twisted matrix of routes in red and black with his finger at the junction where he thought that they might be. (source)junction = place where roads come together
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It stopped at this junction for two minutes and went to Madrid. (source)junction = a place where two or more things come together
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I drove him from Salton City Calif ...in March 1992 ...to Grand Junction Co.† (source)Junction = a place where things come together
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The "p-n junctions" of the circuits were formed by twisting the strong nuclear forces locally on the surface of the proton plane, and the conducting lines were made of mesons that could transmit the nuclear force.† (source)junctions = places where things come together
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He's in another place now, a room he's rented out near the Junction.† (source)Junction = a place where things come together
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We needed all our skill, moving up to the corner blocks, opening fire out there in the night as we rounded these strange, dark, foreign street junctions.† (source)junctions = places where things come together
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Tally cruised to a halt, surveying the junction.† (source)junction = a place where things come together
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In the morning light, the entire city seemed a sculpture, a smooth array of strange volumes and shadows, grand shapes that melted into one another at surprising junctions to form complex geometries or bizarre, organic shapes reminiscent of sea life.† (source)junctions = places where things come together
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He paused at a junction of two paths and looked around for some sign of Fleur.† (source)junction = a place where things come together
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The train, jerking at regular intervals at the junctions of the rails, rolled by the platform, past a stone wall, a signal-box, past other trains; the wheels, moving more smoothly and evenly, resounded with a slight clang on the rails.† (source)junctions = places where things come together
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And that means the trailer junction snapped.† (source)junction = a place where things come together
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The Ethiopian army was visible in force, tanks and armored cars parked at key junctions, checkpoints everywhere.† (source)junctions = places where things come together
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