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Mr. Sharon left today for a brief stop in Britain, where he met with Prime Minister Tony Blair before flying on to New York later in the day.

President Bush, alone among major world leaders, decided not to go (although he did send Secretary of State Colin Powell for a brief stop and speech).

Except for a brief stop on Saturday in Washington to watch his son play football, Mr. Gore is expected to be on the road continuously until Election Day, Nov. 7.

Despite the cordiality of the Monday meetings, the previous threats from the Trump administration were very much on the minds of Pakistani officials and analysts in the capital as Mattis arrived at midday for a brief stop before flying to Kuwait.

"We are excited by Africa; it offers tremendous potential with a growing consumer class," said Dino Varkey, group executive director, who was in London for a brief stop on his way to New York from Dubai, where the company is based.

Our plan was to leave midday Tuesday and head west to Asheville for a brief stop at the historic Biltmore Estate, the 19th-century Vanderbilt mansion, before checking in at the Grove Park Inn Resort and Spa, a 90-year-old stone hotel overlooking the Pisgah Mountains in the Appalachian chain.

The coach and his team were in New York for a day, a brief stop on the long trip from Moscow to Calgary, where their training continued last week.

The family left Italy for the Bronx, with a brief stop in New Jersey, when Michela started fifth grade.

For one thing, Mr. Arafat emphasized during a brief stop at Alexandria for talks with the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, and again in remarks at Gaza airport, that he was still hopeful of resuming negotiations with Israel before the Sept. 13 deadline he has set for unilaterally declaring a Palestinian state.

Within Spain, it is often dismissed as a cultural backwater, a brief stop for Camino de Santiago pilgrims or day-trippers from San Sebastián and Barcelona.

(Scranton turned out to be but a brief stop for Cardinal O'Connor, as the pope appointed him archbishop of New York the next year).