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Stop.
Stop. Annex I, section 1.1.a of the General Traffic Regulations requires all approaching road users to stop, except those unable to stop safely. At a junction it does not require those who have already entered to stop. It is not restricted to those approaching from the front; the question states that you can stop and have not yet entered.
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