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Yes. STOP requires a complete stop at the stop line or, if absent, before the junction, and yielding to vehicles on the road you are approaching. Stopping is compulsory even when no one is coming. If visibility from the first point is insufficient, move forward carefully and stop again where you can see without endangering others.
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