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That is what I was thinking as well. I am guessing the intersection didn't need a stop sign in that situation for you to be required to stop because of the other vehicle obstructing your view.
-KeithP
I was hitting an intersection about every 5 seconds as I drove through the neighborhood. I had gone through about 15 intersections so far where I did not have a stop sign. That gave me the expectation that this particular street would also not have a stop sign.
As I said in the OP, I slowed down when I approached the intersection to make sure there wasn't any cross-traffic.