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A work-zone flagger displays a STOP paddle while a temporary signal shows green. Which direction should you follow?

A work-zone flagger displays a STOP paddle. A temporary three-lens signal at the road edge has its bottom green lamp lit and its upper lamps dark. Blue A approaches the work zone. The header names these two visible directions without choosing one.

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