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You come to a STOP sign on a country road. There is no stop line and no crosswalk, and tall corn at the corner hides the cross road until you are close to it. Where must you stop?

A approaches a rural intersection from the left. Tall corn stands beside a STOP sign before the corner and hides the cross road from farther back; there is no painted stop line or crosswalk.

A approaches a rural intersection from the left. Tall corn stands beside a STOP sign before the corner and hides the cross road from farther back; there is no painted stop line or crosswalk.

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