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The timeframe for a stratovolcano to erupt can vary greatly depending on several factors such as geological conditions, magma composition, and the volcano's history. Some stratovolcanoes can go hundreds to thousands of years between eruptions, while others may erupt more frequently. Monitoring systems can give some warning signs before an eruption occurs, but pinpointing an exact timeline can be challenging.

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