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The phrase "stopped are" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is an incorrect word order and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English. Example: "Stopped are the cars at the red light." (This is awkward and not standard.)
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The department's own data show that about 90 percent of those stopped are nonwhite.
Upward of 90 percent of the people stopped are completely innocent of any wrongdoing.
Those who think Brexit must be stopped are not the majority.
The reasons given by the cops for deciding which unfortunate New Yorkers will be stopped are beyond bogus.
His example would suggest that the innocent people stopped are nevertheless permanently under suspicion, which is, of course, the case.
So what is the effect of a massive campaign of random police rubdowns in which more than ninety per cent of persons stopped are not committing a crime?
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"People stopped being afraid.
We never stopped being friends.
"Trees stopped being a weed".
'It had stopped being fun.
He never stopped being disturbed.
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