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How does an "end-stopped line" differ from an "enjambment"?

End-stopped lines involve a pause at the end of the line, while enjambments flow to the next line without a pause.

End-stopped lines are used only in sonnets, while enjambments are used in free verse.

Enjambment involves a caesura in the middle of the line, but end-stopped lines do not.

Enjambment involves alternating rhymes, while end-stopped lines do not.

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