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The phrase "pause for contemplation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when suggesting a moment of reflection or thought before making a decision or taking action. Example: "Before we proceed with the project, let's take a moment to pause for contemplation and consider all possible outcomes."
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A pause for contemplation, and then: "Are you going to have pudding?
But I'll throw, after a pause for contemplation, a brava for the lively appearance of soprano Danielle Marcelle Bond in the multiple character parts of a Swiss Grandmother, Austrian Woman more concerned with her chocolates than the fate of the Jews on board, and the silly British Dancing Girl.
After having built some experience identifying distinct aroma notes, make sure that you give each new wine you try a pause for contemplation before consumption.
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Embellishing the story is poetic commentary (choruses, vocal solos and ensembles) and the four-part chorales, hymnlike pauses for contemplation by both performers and congregation.
It is as if Mr. Gates had just paused from contemplation for a few words with the camera.
Most of the people who bought tickets for that Test match shared the Cardus view that cricket's special virtue was the juxtaposition of moments of frantic activity with pauses which provided opportunities for contemplation, discussion and speculation.
He pauses for reflection.
As with an addict, there's little pause for moral or legal contemplation.
This is not soba for contemplation.
But there's some room for contemplation.
"We do not have time for contemplation".
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