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stadium
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stadium /sta·di·um/ (sta´de-um) pl. sta´dia   [L.] stage.
stadium decremen´ti  the period of decrease of severity in a disease; the defervescence of fever.
stadium incremen´ti  the period of increase in the intensity of a disease; the stage of development of fever.

stadium
[stā′dē·əm] pl. stadia
Etymology: Gk, stadion, racetrack
a significant stage in a fever or illness, such as the fastigium of a febrile illness or the prodromal stage of a viral infection.


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This time, the Colts get to play the Patriots at home, in the comforts of their domed stadium, where they're unbeaten this season.
Nobody is going to want to have a convention inside of a domed stadium, if they were doing that you'd have conventions in Minneapolis, in the dome down in New Orleans and all these other places, it just doesn't happen," Zoffinger said.
As a Texan, we are proud to be hosting the first Women's Final Four ever played in a domed stadium.
 
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