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The phrase "a never ending stage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or process that seems to go on indefinitely without conclusion or resolution.
Example: "The project felt like a never ending stage, with constant revisions and no clear end in sight."
Alternatives: "an endless phase" or "a perpetual cycle".
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It is not a never ending stage.
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Fans started to fill every single stage and danced the entire night away with a never ending firework display at the end.
Like having a never ending mushroom.
See Also: Building A Never-Ending Game.
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Implicit in this ending is never ending passion, love and a sexually fulfilling life.
The street served as a stage for a never-ending show of people, commerce and movement.
While everyone grieves in their own way, and some prefer the mourning never ends, there are stages to a cycle of new beginnings, too.
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Shorter is a firm believer in the idea that no composition is ever complete: songs are mutable constructs, stages on a never-ending journey.
It felt like a never-ending staircase".
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