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Stage
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Stage or stages may refer to:
- A stage is an elevated area where performances, rituals, ceremonies take place.
- Stage (theatre), the area where artists perform
- The theatre branch of performing arts
- Stage (bicycle race), a one-day segment of a multi-day race. The entire race is sometimes called a stage race
- Faunal stage, a subdivision of time on the geologic timescale
- Fishing stage, an oceanside building used for the processing of fish, notably cod
- Marine isotopic stage, an ancient climate variant
- In a multistage rocket, one of several connected rockets used to reduce the need for fuel
- In cancer staging, the degree of spread of a cancer
- The current status of something, such as a stage of development
- The height of the water on a stream gauge of a river. Flood stage occurs when it begins to overflow the surrounding areas.
- A contraction of stagecoach
- Limousine (Stage), a specialized vehicle, with similar functions to the stagecoach
- Stage (album), a 1978 double live album by David Bowie
- Stage (culinary), refers to a chef coming into a kitchen to either apply for a job or learn new techniques, a stage is almost always unpaid
- Several films titled Stages
- Several music albums titled Stages — see Stages (album).
- Stage Stores, a chain of department stores
- The Stage, the performing arts newspaper
- Stages (book), the book/dvd written by Britney Spears.
- Stage (Event), The placing or organizing of items in preparation for an event.
- Stage a live album by Keller Williams.
- Stage (Linux) a part of Linux.
- Player Project Stage.
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