"When we are closed within ourselves, we are closed to new technologies, we are closed to new ideas, to new possibilities and we therefore remain closed to actual effective solutions to our shared problems," he added.
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The company's salaried pension plan was closed to new entrants in 2007, and its hourly plan was closed to new entrants in 2008.
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The waterfall is closed to the public following the incident.
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But it's clear that avenue is closed to Avery, too.
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A quarter of them were closed to those over 45.
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Occasionally, Obama's fundraising events were entirely closed to the media.
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The club had closed to cooperate with the police investigation.
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In the final week, the gap closed to dead even.
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Brazil's economy has long been notably closed to the world.
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One Mount Everest base camp is now closed to tourists.
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The border, technically, is already closed to illegal border crossings.
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We indicated previously that it would be closed to press.
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The program is, for now, closed to the general public.
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Our whole side of highway was closed to traffic. pic.twitter.
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The Kish Island Open should not be closed to women.
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Because the doors are being closed to journalists and citizens.
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The question is, is it closed to all of Africa?
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It is currently closed to visitors due to safety reasons.
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Hearings on other days will be closed to the public.
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Nearby stood the observatories, all of them closed to visitors.
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For now, the St. Macarius monastery is closed to outsiders.
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THE SUPREME COURT The court was closed to visitors Thursday.
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But in 1962, the correspondents' dinner was closed to women.
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For more than a year, Virunga was closed to visitors.
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F.D.R. Drive will be closed to cars at 7 p.m.
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When the fish closed to within that range, I cast.
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The session was closed to the media at Brat's request.
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After the accident, the bridge was closed to all traffic.
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The meeting is supposed to be closed to the press.
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Mississippi River closed to vessel traffic Near St. Louis, the Mississippi River remains closed to all vessel traffic because of extremely high-water levels and fast-moving currents, the US Coast Guard told CNN.
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One of its fanciest hotels is closed to the public. Coincidence?
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The Magic closed to within one but never regained the lead.
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The inaugural meeting, like most events here, was closed to reporters.
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Arlington National Cemetery will be closed to visitors Saturday and Sunday.
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Are our hearts that closed to the pain of the other?
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ET, at which time the zoo was closed to the public.
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Paris time Monday, luckily after it had closed to the public.
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First, Sanders blasted New York's primary for being closed to independents.
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But for now, at least, Hongya is closed to unauthorised outsiders.
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The Fresno County Jail is closed to visitors until further notice.
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The borders of other European countries were now closed to them.
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The Center closed to the public in January of last year.
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That scheme was closed to new hires a few years back.
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Since the incident, "The Smiler" has remained closed to the public.
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The meeting is closed to the press, the senator's office said.
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The president's political appearances are all closed to the press today.
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The service was closed to the media and the general public.
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The areas closest to the cathedral are closed to the public.
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The road had been closed to vehicular traffic for the display.
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None of these four closed to door to voting for Kavanaugh.
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The foundation will remain closed to the public until further notice.
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City-owned parks and trails also were closed to the public.
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In China, such proceedings are typically closed to foreign news media.
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The Italian government has repeatedly declared its waters closed to migrants.
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The country's land and sea borders are also closed to travelers.
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The Building will remain closed to the public until further notice.
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The border with Canada already is closed to non-essential traffic.
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The Court of Inquiry's proceedings will be closed to the public.
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The United Explorer Business Card is now closed to new applications.
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Tibetan Buddhists live in a surveillance state largely closed to foreigners.
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The Sana international airport was closed to commercial traffic on Aug.
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The museum remains closed to the public as of this afternoon.
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The meeting was initially going to be closed to the press.
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The event was initially set to be closed to the press.
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The primaries in Pennsylvania are closed to Democrats and Republicans only.
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It said it will be closed to visitors until further notice.
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The Nuggets had closed to within 202-226.6 midway through the third.
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The Pistons closed to within 35-29 early in the second quarter.
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The entire island of Boracay will be closed to visitors from Apr.
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Phoenix Group specialises in running life assurance funds closed to new customers.
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Sometimes hospitals were closed to photographers, but journalists could still get inside.
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In 2011 their final-salary pension scheme was closed to new entrants.
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Four stations were without power and closed to the public: 59-St.
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CP Group entered Myanmar - then largely closed to foreign investors - in 1996.
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Though world famous, many of these buildings are closed to the public.
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The country's land borders have been closed to trade since late August.
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Unlike Malheur, Hart Mountain has been closed to livestock grazing for decades.
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The Defense Department has recently opened combat positions formerly closed to women.
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U.S. markets are closed to mark former President George H.W. Bush's death.
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The Rostov-on-Don airport was closed to air traffic, officials said.
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Ft. Square and surrounding area will be closed to foot traffic. pic.twitter.
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The way I had come into the world was closed to me.
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Regrettably, the Taboada factory was under construction and therefore closed to visitors.
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He gave lengthy, no-teleprompter remarks that were closed to the press.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral was closed to the public at 5:00 a.m.
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Mr. MacLagger said he keeps the windows closed to muffle the noise.
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Five days later, the popular destination closed to visitors for two weeks.
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HOUSTON — Ports along the Gulf of Mexico are closed to fuel barges.
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G.E.'s pension plan has been closed to new entrants since 2012.
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When Manhattan closed to within two, Phil drove, scored and was fouled.
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The latest domino: funds that had previously been closed to new investors.
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AFTER: Parts of The Great Wall have been closed to the public.
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Bannon's remarks were closed to the press, according to a CLSA spokeswoman.
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The famed track near Los Angeles was closed to racing March 5.
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However, the meeting will be closed to the public and the press.
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Today, sidewalks on either side of the station are closed to pedestrians.
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City permitting, inspection and licensing offices are closed to walk-in traffic.
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City permitting, inspection and licensing offices are closed to walk-in traffic.
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Nearly the entire length — roughly four miles — will be closed to traffic.
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Take the Georges Pompidou lane closed to all vehicles for 2.5 miles.
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O'Rourke's meeting with students is closed to the media, a spokesman confirmed.
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The group changed its privacy settings from closed to secret in January.
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The March 16 briefing will be closed to the press, the aides said.
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The exhibit has surveillance cameras but is closed to the public, Carter said.
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Some courts have experimented with allowing cameras, but most remain closed to photographers.
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SXRP fell 2.6 percent and closed to its lowest level since July 2016.
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Memphis closed to within 93-89 on a driving layup from Dillon Brooks.
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Reliance Life specializes in life insurance businesses that are closed to new policyholders.
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The picture window's heavy curtains were closed to keep in the morning's coolness.
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The Warriors closed to within 38-35 on a jumper from David West.
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With those limited exceptions, Houston's two airports remained closed to passenger air travel.
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Ports from Corpus Christi to Texas City, Texas, were closed to incoming vessels.
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Large portions of Las Vegas Boulevard were closed to traffic until late Tuesday.
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The Bulldogs then closed to 84-82 with 3:01 left to play.
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Others shy away from the spotlight — or simply hold events closed to press.
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Grand jury proceedings are secret -- closed to the public and even witnesses' attorneys.
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The Jazz closed to within 238-21972 on a reverse dunk from Gobert.
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The Olympics torch lighting ceremony in Greece will be closed to the public.
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The Cape Cod beach was closed to swimming Saturday after the terrible incident.
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The event was closed to the news media, but streamed live over Facebook.
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A government notice said the temple was closed to the public on Saturday.
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The event was announced publicly but closed to the press; tickets were $59.
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The dinner itself was closed to the press, but shortly before 8 p.m.
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The restaurant has been closed to the public for more than a month.
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But 43rd Street had to be closed to traffic during Mr. Castro's visit.
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Milan's Duomo and La Scala opera house closed to visitors on February 25.
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The Sala has been under restoration, and closed to the public, since 2013.
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The courtroom was closed to the public because of the heightened security risk.
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Every other cashier stand will be closed to allow more space between shoppers.
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Betfair is closed to Americans due to US gambling laws, and PredictIt (which is a university research project and thus has an exemption from normal gambling law) is closed to non-Americans, and PredictIt sharply limits how much you can bet.
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Which is all the more reason to read him, and to see through his eyes (and not only his) how the open society as envisioned by contemporary progressives can seem to conservatives like a closed and stifling one — closed to transcendence, closed to memory, closed to the pre-liberal traditions upon which Legutko (and most of the writers I've just recommended) would argue the liberal democratic order actually depends.
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Citadel closed to within two points at 30-28, but could never get closer.
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The airport was closed to commercial traffic for hours, though one government plane landed.
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Parliament was closed to the public on Friday on the orders of the speaker.
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Before arguments began, the entire floor containing the courtroom was closed to the public.
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It sustains that by remaining almost entirely closed to new entrants except by birth.
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Jörg Meuthen of Alternative for Germany called for a "Fortress Europe" closed to immigrants.
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Those stores were then leased back to Sears or closed to develop the properties.
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According to the temple's website, the grounds were closed to the public on Monday.
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The private service -- closed to the press -- was also attended by Stevens' former clerks.
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In Portland, Oregon, public pools have been closed to encourage children to stay inside.
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"Every single one of those is closed to capacity a month before," Moses said.
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He spoke to 250 people in an event that was closed to the press.
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Komodo Island in Indonesia has been closed to tourists after they threatened its wildlife.
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The hearing, which will be closed to the public, will feature testimony from Adm.
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Outside, in the bright sunshine, Reforma Avenue was closed to traffic for a protest.
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What happened once they got there is unclear; the trip was closed to press.
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These radical politicians are unwilling to consider alternative perspectives and are closed to compromise.
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Two weeks ago, they had closed to one game behind a wild-card spot.
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Following years of lobbying, the site was finally closed to tourists on October 25.
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"These markets that had been closed to foreigners have been opened up," he said.
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"It was closed to the press," Mr. Relles, one of Mr. Pizer's lawyers, recalled.
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Open-minded people see things differently than people who are closed to new experiences.
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The entire street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, was closed to pedestrians and vehicles.
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They are seizing opportunities closed to previous generations — in science, math, sports and leadership.
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The Dodgers closed to 4-2 in the ninth on Yasmani Grandal's sacrifice fly.
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Justice announced all schools will be closed to students through at least March 27.
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Many shelters that are closed to the public are offering one-on-one appointments.
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Some worried Colombian shopkeepers are demanding the border be closed to protect their businesses.
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Volusia County emergency management officials Wednesday that all bridges were closed to eastbound traffic.
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All of that is changing now because Fashion Week was closed to consumers before.
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The city was closed to traffic, forcing everyone to commute to events on foot.
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The grounds were ultimately permanently closed to the public in 1923 by Calvin Coolidge.
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Following an outcry, the game was closed to the public and then canceled altogether.
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Myanmar's national security adviser participated in the session, which was closed to the press.
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Some are open to all users; others are closed to members of a team.
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The Bahrain Grand Prix has been closed to spectators because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Donadi has collaborated with the German brand Closed to reinterpret its classic chinos.
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A major urban highway has been closed to cars and turned over to pedestrians.
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By the fall, the process is closed to 11 editors from the Book Review.
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Because else, your markets become closed to me, my market remains open to you.
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The hotel, which had been booked for a wedding, was closed to the public.
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The event was closed to the public and not announced publicly ahead of time.
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People like Salahuddin struggle because every door they reach for is closed to them.
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The hearing, which will be closed to the public, will feature testimony from Adm.
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Fifty-Sixth Street between Madison and Fifth Avenues is closed to all vehicle traffic.
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Every first Sunday of the month, the Champs-Élysées is also closed to vehicles.
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The Trump phenomenon is devoid of compassion, and we must be closed to compromise.
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The Champs-Élysées has been closed to cars one Sunday per month since 2016.
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The Knicks closed to 99-96 on Knox's 3-pointer with 1:59 left.
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They are closed to the public and do not serve as places to receive packages.
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His early third-quarter interception, after the Gophers had closed to 221-103, proved costly.
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Yosemite National Park has been closed to visitors because of forecast heavy rains and flooding.
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A Reuters journalist was barred from entering the hearing, which was closed to the public.
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"Water closed to public, due to potentially dangerous marine life," signs outside the beaches read.
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By the way ... court proceedings in Sweden are closed to the public and the media.
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The Champs Elysees will be closed to traffic and pedestrians will be funnelled through checkpoints.
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Parked cars should have their windows closed to keep particulate from settling in the upholstery.
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What would they do if they got here and found our doors closed to them?
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Carowinds Blvd from Hwy 51 to the I-77 Exit ramp is closed to traffic.
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Today, the group is far too closed to allow someone like Al Makin back in.
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Military schools have been closed to make way for a government-run national defence university.
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Half of all job openings in a given year were closed to applicants over 55.
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It was so named because it was closed to the public for hundreds of years.
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Even where a primary is closed to Republican voters, the apathetic far outstripped the enthusiastic.
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Then it laid off visitors services associates and said it was closed to the public.
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CNN made a rare visit to the center, which is usually closed to the public.
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The majority of Texas ports remained closed to large vessels, limiting discharge of imported crude.
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Anti-terror police patrolled both sides of the riverbank, which was closed to the public.
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The first lady's visit to the USS George H.W. Bush was closed to the media.
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The judge denied attempts to keep the refuge closed to the public until the ruling.
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The East River Esplanade will be closed to pedestrian traffic between 63rd and 71st Streets.
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The area was closed to traffic, and cordoned off by a length of police tape.
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St. Mark's Square was closed to the public while the area faced flooding on Tuesday.
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For the time being, the lowest level of the ha-ha is closed to everyone.
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The case is closed to the public in order to protect further investigations, police said.
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Since 2012, however, it's been closed to the public — mothballed, frozen in time — awaiting redevelopment.
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Six blocks of Jobs' street were even closed to through traffic, according to The Post.
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"Our borders will always be closed to terrorism and extremism of any kind," Trump added.
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In her teens, Tokarczuk became aware that much of the world was closed to her.
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Curry did not address reporters after Monday's scrimmage, which was closed to the news media.
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In Philadelphia, for example, Morris Animal Refuge closed to the public Tuesday until further notice.
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But that was silly, nobody would believe him, America would never be closed to refugees.
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On Sundays, Paulista Avenue is closed to traffic and taken over by pedestrians and cyclists.
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He has ordered some of the country's borders closed to keep the aid from entering.
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The game was later rescheduled for Saturday morning, but will be closed to the public.
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Mr. Wilders said he hoped the Czech capital would keep its doors closed to migrants.
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One floor of the building was closed to protect the identities of the lawyers involved.
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The main building will remain open for "official business" but is closed to the public.
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The two-mile parade route will be closed to the public starting late Sunday night.
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Isn't it unfair to offer men a point of access that is closed to women?
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Beaumont's port has been closed to ship traffic over 26 feet (8 meters) since Sept.
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And a White House visit of Russian political operatives was closed to the American press.
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And it's not fair that our wealth opens doors that are closed to most people.
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Also important to note: New York's primaries are closed to people enrolled in the parties.
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They cleared the streets before retreating into the station, which had been closed to commuters.
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The circuit would be closed to the public and the media on Saturday, it added.
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However, the ban does not mean Australia is closed to business with China, others said.
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The Panthers closed to 20-1 on Vanek's goal at 11:20 of the second.
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You have to pinch your ear closed to hear anything, which is not exactly comfortable.
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He said the area was temporarily closed to climbers because there were reports of landslides.
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Some 200 police officers cordoned off the area and all roads were closed to traffic.
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HBCUs also face competition from colleges and universities whose doors were once closed to black students.
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The Eiffel Tower has been closed to visitors after a person has tried to scale it.
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Terminal 1 and the A gates in Terminal 4 are still closed to all arriving aircraft.
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One sad note though is how much the world of video is increasingly closed to startups.
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Most beaches on the Similans remain closed to protect the spawning grounds of endangered marine turtles.
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Alonso hit a pair of 3-point baskets as the Spartans closed to within 203-54.
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"My mind is not closed to the option of a cure," she told PEOPLE on Oct.
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The Plantation fire and police departments said on Twitter that the street was closed to traffic.
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Markets in Hong Kong were closed to commemorate the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day.
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The Forth Road Bridge at South Queensferry is closed to all vehicles due to strong winds.
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Launched in 2003, it closed to new listings with the launch of the NXT in 2015.
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Both the Louvre and Orsay museums overlooking the Seine were closed to the public on Friday.
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ET in the Oval Office and will be closed to press, according to the White House.
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THE Mausoleum of Augustus in Rome is a sad place: fenced off and closed to visitors.
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The evacuation of artworks from the Louvre, which was closed to visitors, has attracted particular attention.
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A gender-neutral persona allows women to access opportunities that might otherwise be closed to them.
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Trump is expected to sign the measure in an event that is closed to the press.
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Boracay will be closed to tourists from April 26 to pave the way for a cleanup.
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One of the busiest streets of San Francisco will be closed to vehicles starting next year.
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Unlike many other Trump meetings with business leaders, Friday's meeting will be closed to the media.
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The event was closed to cameras, but ABC News obtained an audio recording of the comments.
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Along with other key sights in Al-Ula, Mada'in Salih is currently closed to the public.
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The road would be closed to most vehicles with some street parking allowed, city officials said.
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N/naka is closed to diners on Tuesdays, when the staff prepares for the week's service.
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Buses stopped running at midday, roads closed to all but nonemergency vehicles at 2:30 p.m.
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The speech was closed to journalists, but her comments could be heard outside the meeting room.
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It's already effectively closed to most of the poor, and this would just finish the job.
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But the Army's combat arms, including its infantry, artillery and armored corps remain closed to women.
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I wanted to keep my eyes closed, to home in on sensations—which I rarely did.
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JP Morgan is closed to win as the chief advisor of this IPO, according to source.
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KWS said the gorge in park was closed to the public on Sunday after the incident.
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Since Abbey Road Studios is still a working recording studio, it was closed to the public.
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Every school in Pennsylvania has been ordered closed to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Most of the meeting was closed to the press, but The Washington Post obtained a recording.
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Out of an abundance of caution the Capitol will be closed to visitors effective tomorrow pic.twitter.
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Florida Keys The island chain reopened this month after being closed to visitors during infrastructure repairs.
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All ports along the Zaandam's South American route were closed to cruise ships, Holland America said.
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And many girls are seizing opportunities closed to previous generations — in science, math, sports and leadership.
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All ports along the Zaandam's South American route were closed to cruise ships, Holland America said.
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The Supreme Court's building will also remain open for "official business" but closed to the public.
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The ward where he is being treated was closed to the public after he tested positive.
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The cruise ship terminal where the Diamond Princess is docked has been closed to the public.
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One of the busiest streets of San Francisco will be closed to vehicles starting next year.
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In Paris, a major urban highway has been closed to cars and turned over to pedestrians.
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He would have preferred to study law, he said, but such avenues were closed to him.
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I stood on a raised mat with my eyes closed to gauge my gait and balance.
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But nonwhite participants are allowed to continue contentious discussions after they are closed to white users.
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The Saudis, their reputation battered by the case, have kept the trial closed to the public.
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Florida Keys The island chain is temporarily closed to visitors as infrastructure repairs are being made.
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Amazingly, the zoo was closed to the public until 1847, nearly 20 years after its founding.
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Yosemite National Park announced that Yosemite Valley will be closed to park visitors after 5 p.m.
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Following the incident on Saturday, the waterfall has been closed to the public, Thai officials said.
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The event was closed to the media but his speech was published by the Federal Reserve.
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Sorghum farmers in the Midwest may suddenly find the Chinese market is closed to their exports.
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The meeting is closed to U.S. journalists, but the Kremlin releases a photo of the meeting.
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Schools were shut in eight counties and tourist sites were closed to the public, it said.
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Westminster Underground station, close to parliament, was closed to the public and the building cordoned off.
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It has coalition permission to fly supplies into Sanaa airport, closed to commercial flights, he said.
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Fiercely proud and protective of its traditions, Bhutan has been closed to outside influences for centuries.
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The president specifically targeted CNN during the event, which was closed to the press, Politico reported.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) in the Oval Office later Thursday afternoon that will be closed to press.
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The Hubii site states that the token ICO is closed to US-based investors like Mayweather.
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Even when artists leave Syria, they quickly realize that many borders continue to be closed to them.
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A port official said the Dvina Bay area of the White Sea would be closed to shipping.
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Yosemite remained open, but one of its scenic routes, Glacier Point Road, was closed to stage firefighters.
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Section 4(a)(20113) is also closed to affiliates who may want to conduct a private placement.
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Back in 2010, prominent Brooklyn venue Market Hotel closed to widespread dismay after an unexpected police raid.
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The Great Ape House is closed to provide Calaya a quiet space to bond with her infant.
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Wyoming closed to within 38-24 on a fastbreak layup by James with 17:52 to go.
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Sweet Briar, a well-regarded women's college in Virginia, nearly closed to its 245 students last year.
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Nine hospitals in the region were closed to additional patients because of the flooding, the mayor said.
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But he may not be able to keep North Korea's human rights abuses closed to scrutiny forever.
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Every year since 2008 Tibet itself has been closed to foreign tourists for several weeks around March.
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When Banyan visited, the tanneries were supposedly closed to spare bathers at the Kumbh Mela 200km downstream.
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The Albany Museum of Art in Georgia was closed to the public after sustaining serious storm damage.
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The proceedings were closed to the press, but by all accounts, the meeting was a strange one.
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Which is a super strange thing to say given that the meeting was closed to the press.
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News crews assemble near the site of the attack on Chambers Street, which was closed to traffic.
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To date, the former Virginia senator has headlined 58 fundraising events and raised closed to $30 million.
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Brussels Airport While Brussels Airport remained closed to passengers, cargo flights and private flights resumed Wednesday evening.
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But the door is closed to them, and in any case, they are increasingly reluctant to knock.
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Her pinned post explains that she's currently closed to commissions due to "the recent surge in newcomers".
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According to the Denver Post, hundreds of miles of roads and major highways were closed to traffic.
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This portion is closed to the public, so we won't get to see the tech in question.
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Many of Clinton's fundraisers have been closed to the media, but not the one on Friday night.
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Houston closed to within 83-75 on a three-point play by Harden late in the quarter.
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The meeting was closed to the media, but afterward Abbott read a long list of ideas discussed.
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By the time he arrived, the southern end was closed to vehicles, but not to intrepid pedestrians.
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The event was closed to the press, but video of some of Trump's remarks was posted online.
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Thursday's glitzy dinner is closed to press and no readout of the first lady's speech is expected.
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A block on 56th street has basically been closed to traffic, altering movement along the major thoroughfare.
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Many MPAs are protected in name only, not fully closed to fishing, mineral, oil and gas extraction.
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While Monday's event was closed to the press, the pool of reporters following Clinton overheard her comments.
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Salvini, who heads the nationalist League party, warned that Italy's ports would remain closed to humanitarian vessels.
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He said it was closed to tourists ahead of the practice sessions and downhill and combined races.
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She recalled thinking that the truck did not belong there because the street was closed to traffic.
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The signing ceremony was closed to the press but published to the official White House Instagram page.
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Anderson connected for three of them and the Rockets closed to within 12, before Minnesota held on.
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No roads or trains lead there; internet is severely limited; and it is it closed to foreigners.
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The area from 223th Street to 113nd Street was closed to traffic between Fifth and Eighth Avenues.
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The Brevard McDonald's "voluntarily" closed to take "proactive measures" last Tuesday evening and reopened again on Friday.
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Historically, technology has evolved from closed to open, back to closed, and then back to being open.
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The air space over the region was closed to all craft not involved in the security operation.
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The building will continue to be open for official business, but it is closed to the public.
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Edwards said state buildings would remain open for essential work but would be closed to the public.
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In Italy, the national soccer organization has ordered all sports games closed to fans until early April.
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Since Monday borders have been closed to all short-term visitors and travelers transiting though the city.
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Bailey Lorencen, 22, said gymnasts waited until hours after the gym closed to fit into his schedule.
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All New York City recreation centers and nature centers were closed to the public until further notice.
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CULTURAL LANDMARKS More cultural landmarks were being closed to try to stop the spread of the virus.
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SUPREME COURT - The Supreme Court Building in Washington D.C. was closed to the public until further notice.
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In recent years, some major highway bridges have been closed to heavy trucks because of stability concerns.
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Guangzhou, the region's capital and largest city, ordered all restaurants closed to keep people off the streets.
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The old Tappan Zee was closed to traffic in October and was being disassembled piece by piece.
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Opinion She was unfailingly true to herself at a time when many doors were closed to women.
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Opinion She was unfailingly true to herself at a time when many doors were closed to women.
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With the square closed to the public, Pope Francis delivered his blessing from inside the Apostolic Library.
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Bicycle lanes along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Broad Street will be largely closed to the public.
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Over five days last week, Canada's border closed to everyone but citizens, permanent residents, and "essential" travelers.
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With airports closed to international flights and limiting crew access, air cargo deliveries could become increasingly unreliable.
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The thoroughfares along the river have been mostly closed to traffic and reborn as lively pedestrian promenades.
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Two platforms were temporarily closed to train traffic, The A.P. said, but the station was not evacuated.
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Loopholes would have to be closed to prevent avoidance, but only the mega-rich would lose out.
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The event doesn't list speakers on its online schedule, and Sessions's remarks were closed to the press.
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Lafayette Square had been closed to the public and was completely empty aside from law enforcement personnel.
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The Houston airport is expected to be closed to nonemergency air traffic at least until Aug. 30.
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Business and property databases in Cyprus are often out of date, incomplete or closed to public access.
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The move comes after all but three border crossings were closed to try and contain the virus.
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In the late eighties, conditions were deemed so dangerous that the tomb was closed to the public.
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The yearlong trial was closed to the public, and the names of those involved were not revealed.
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With almost 85% of its $100 billion spent, Vision Fund 1 is nearly closed to new investments.
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She welcomed the president for a fund-raiser last month, but kept it closed to the public.
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The area is closed to Western journalists, making it impossible to verify the scale of the fighting.
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Carlos Correa and Josh Reddick both homered as Houston closed to within 21-53 in the eighth.
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"Employment and housing can be daunting because so many doors are closed to our mothers," Fitzgerald said.
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Maverick's Smokehouse & Taproom, though closed to the public, brought in employees to help feed the emergency crews.
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Trinity's nave, with its 66-foot vaulted ceilings, has been closed to the public for 19 months.
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When I interviewed Mark he said he "wouldn't be closed" to the idea of reviving the project.
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"The Getty Center is closed to the public today," the museum said in a tweet this morning.
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Orlando closed to within 101-96 on a three-point play by Mo Bamba with 255.7:22 remaining.
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Nasution said 54 business sectors previously partially closed to foreign ownership would be opened for full foreign ownership.
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The state Agency for Health Care Administration on Wednesday ordered the Rehabilitation Center officially closed to new admissions.
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Because of the smoke, the Getty was already closed to the public the day the fire broke out.
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"The capital markets were completely closed to us" during the depths of the commodity price collapse in 2014.
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The counters in the Ps were closed to achieve a more compact form that is easier to read.
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While the hearing was closed to reporters, a source told PEOPLE that the judge ordered an expert evaluation.
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This, however, does not include testing performed on private roads that are closed to public motor vehicle traffic.
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François Fillon, the favourite in the French presidential elections this spring, said his country was closed to refugees.
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They closed to within 36-28 on Andre Kelly's layup before going 3 1/2 minutes without scoring.
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In fact, its innovation lab was hundreds of miles away in northern Italy, and closed to the media.
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Some areas are closed to traffic for wet and wild street parties with loud music, booze and dancing.
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It will accept direct purchases from new customers but remains closed to those seeking to buy through intermediaries.
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It's good that even people who are closed to a certain degree can have an awakening of sorts.
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A stretch of Interstate 22018 is closed to traffic during rush hour near the Skirball Fire on Dec.
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In one hearing, lawyers for Uber asked to appear in camera, making the meeting closed to the public.
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"White institutions in both the North and South were essentially closed to blacks in the 1940s," Herbold writes.
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Across the firms, which had raised closed to $4 billion in venture, not one had a female CEO.
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For one thing, a dedicated pirate isn't going to be deterred because one venue is closed to them.
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BWA's pension plans remain relatively well funded, and all of BWA's U.S. plans are closed to new entrants.
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The fund has been closed to new investment since late 2014, people familiar with the matter told WSJ.
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That's especially true in the winter, when people keep their windows and doors closed to trap heat inside.
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A 214-mile (21914-kilometer) stretch of the scenic Going-to-the-Sun Road was closed to traffic.
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In 1966, Mayor John V. Lindsay first announced that Central Park would be closed to cars on Sundays.
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No union that is temporary or closed to the transmission of life can ensure the future of society.
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Venezuela is not considering refinancing its sovereign bonds, though it is not closed to the possibility, he added.
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Regardless, I had to create myself into a conceptual expatriate because the United States was closed to me.
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"China is essentially closed to outsiders; India is open and in desperate need of these technologies," he said.
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Both had an air about them, a way of living life that Als felt was closed to him.
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Keeping E.U. borders closed to Turkish citizens by requiring visas has the opposite effect of what supporters claim.
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I hit whatever button I can find with my eyes closed to just make the thing stop beeping.
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After last November's attacks in Paris, Republican governors fell over themselves to declare their states closed to refugees.
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The courtroom will be closed to the public during jury selection Opening statements are scheduled for November 13.
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The entire boulevard was closed to traffic, and tents and food trucks were set up along the sidewalks.
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In the past, Egypt has allowed Hamas leaders in even when Rafah has been closed to the public.
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The winner will have exclusive, after-hours access inside Pandora when the park is closed to the public.
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He told Mr. Drewniak for the first time that the lanes had been closed to punish Mr. Sokolich.
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In 1981, the Supreme Court ruled women didn't have to register because combat jobs were closed to them.
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The president's meeting with the soldiers, which lasted about 85033 minutes, was private and closed to the press.
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The United States faces a choice, as being closed to them would surely prove costly for little benefit.
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Here's a list of what offices and agencies will be closed to pay tribute to the 41st president.
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Uluru was permanently closed to hikers in October after years of tourists disrespecting the land and camping illegally.
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Chris Christie (R) faced for using the house after he closed to it to the public last week.
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Macedonia says the border will remain closed to all migrants at least until the end of the year.
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An entire floor of the courthouse was closed to the public and press for more than an hour.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York said when asked if the Capitol should be closed to tourists. Sen.
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Banks will pull their credit lines and the once-welcoming junk bond market will be closed to them.
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Almost alone among them, Armani, based in Milan, stayed closed to help "safeguard the health" of the public.
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Mr. Foye said one change was to extend the time a station was closed to maximize the work.
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On Wednesday, the administration said the US-Canada border would be closed to nonessential travel starting this weekend.
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Saturday's Mass was held on a symbolic day for the battered cathedral, which remains closed to the public.
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There markets closed to them by trademark under this administration and now they don't know what to do.
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Following the meeting, which was closed to the press, the two ate lunch together in the White House.
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The Promenade des Anglais — the beachside avenue that is Nice's premier attraction — was closed to traffic all weekend.
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Out of a similar aversion to long flowing hair, the romance-fiction door is firmly closed to me.
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GOVERNMENT SUPREME COURT - The Supreme Court Building in Washington D.C. was closed to the public until further notice.
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Here, doors would open with study and application,which would've been closed to girls like me back home.
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It was closed, and it would stay that way as long as roads remain closed to the public.
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Polls in Ohio were closed to "avoid the imminent threat" of Covid-19 exposure, state health officials said.
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The pandemic has only intensified this, with the U.S.-Mexican border now also closed to "non-essential" travel.
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During the Cold War, it was closed to all foreigners and most Russians, which helped to preserve it.
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The Turkish border is open for aid coming into Syria, but closed to people who want to leave.
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Northside Drive will have one lane closed to vehicles, so pedestrians can walk safely to their viewing spot.
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Colorado closed to 34-23 at intermission when Wright banked in a contested 3-pointer at the buzzer.
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A Justice Department official told The Washington Post the committee hearing will likely be closed to the public.
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Nor is he listening to anyone who suggests that all 30 N.B.A. teams' doors are closed to him.
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Thirty-nine percent of all respondents in the 25 countries surveyed wanted their borders closed to refugees entirely.
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The roughly acre-size southwest quadrant of the park has long been gated and closed to the public.
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The judge also did not make available transcripts of two competency hearings that were closed to the public.
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Italian health officials had set the bizarre stage for the game by ordering the stadium closed to spectators.
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The station was reopened in time for Monday morning rush hour, but the bridge remained closed to pedestrians.
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But the Flyers, behind two goals by Couturier, closed to with 5-4 early in the third period.
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The game will be closed to the general public, but streamed live and free of charge on NJ.com.
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Under Senate rules, Rehnquist's specific impeachment files are closed to the public along with other Senate trial materials.
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The case is held shut with a magnetic closure, and will automatically sleep when closed to conserve battery.
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Sacramento closed to 104-99 with 23 seconds left on Casspi's 3-point basket but got no closer.
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Sessions was invited to join Trump's weekly lunch with Vice President Pence, which is closed to press coverage.
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The hearing was closed to the public, and Gates and his trial team were mum on what happened.
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Utah closed to within 33-25 after hitting back-to-back 3-pointers early in the second half.
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And in Thousand Oaks, the road leading to the Borderline bar remained closed to the public Friday afternoon.
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The meeting is expected to be closed to the press without any public statements, two others sources said.
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I modeled myself in their image, and doors that were closed to bodies like mine suddenly swung open.
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Areas around Trump's rally are also being closed to traffic, and some businesses and schools are closing early.
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"I have expressed concerns about leveraged lending," Yellen said during a keynote discussion that was closed to the press.
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KSC is now closed to all non-essential personnel until Monday — when the storm is supposed to be gone.
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Beijing's rehabilitation does not mean the door is closed to other potential investors in Sri Lanka's $79 billion economy.
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Her fears came to fruition when the space was declared structurally unsound in 2007 and closed to the public.
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I mean, remember, we come from ten years where the economy was closed to the rest of the world.
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For all intents and purposes, JSC is closed to all except essential personnel through Labor Day on September 4th.
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A day after the collision the highway was still closed to traffic, according to the Shanxi Traffic Control Center.
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By 2030, the majority of the highway would be closed to human drivers, with the takeover complete by 2040.
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The antiquities museum closed to protect its collection from damage amid the ongoing destruction of the Syrian Civil War.
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The Jazz closed to within six on five occasions in the fourth quarter before the Clippers sealed the win.
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Loving it to death The Thai island of Koh Tachai is closed to tourism because of damage from ... tourists.
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Some countries could just about cope if their borders were closed to imports, at least in the short term.
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Renault stayed fifth overall but the gap between them and Toro Rosso has closed to six points from 18.
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It's hyper-commercial and almost feels too ironic for reality: a wholly open space that remains closed to most.
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Hidalgo said that all of Paris would be closed to cars when the event is held again this year.
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Another, the nearby Bidi Bidi settlement, was closed to new arrivals in December after it had taken in 272,000.
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She also said that two cruise terminals would be closed to reduce the flow of people entering Hong Kong.
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Built in the 1850s, these underground spaces are generally closed to the public, except for periodic performances and concerts.
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Henderson's termination meeting was closed to the public, in violation of the state's open meetings laws, the lawsuit alleges.
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There's a joint in the middle that swings open and closed to adjust the handlebars' distance from the seat.
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The site is often closed to climbers after the death of important indigenous figures as a mark of respect.
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The flow continued its "slow advance eastward" early Sunday morning, but "has not moved significantly closed to Kapoho Road."
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Although over 500 women now hold jobs previously closed to them, the army has more than a million soldiers.
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In the same vein, it restricts trading of shares in "dark pools" (private exchanges closed to the retail investor).
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Broadly speaking, an economy that is not too rich, not too poor and not too closed to foreign capital.
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By 1869, however, the city's burgeoning rail network took the tunnel over, and it was closed to the public.
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His last two baskets stymied the Charlotte comeback after the Hornets closed to within four with 2:323 left.
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The airfield was closed to arrival flights for a period of time but has now returned to full operation.
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Not many details about the procession were immediately released, but the temple was closed to the public on Monday.
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Among the events at the conference was an unadvertised, invite-only, "diversity luncheon" that was closed to the press.
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When smoke from California's wildfires was smothering the Bay Area last month, the Oakland Zoo closed to the public.
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A spokeswoman confirmed to CNN that Brussels Airport will be closed to passenger traffic at least through the weekend.
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However, since the event is conveniently CLOSED to the press, will any of us really know if she attends.
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Justin spent Monday morning skating with the Manchester Storm on an ice rink that was closed to the public.
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Hearing that a lot of Facebook groups are changing from Closed to Secret, seemingly for no tangible reason pic.twitter.
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Umbrellas, large bags and alcohol are banned and portions of 57th and 59th streets will be closed to traffic.
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" A statement on the foundation's website on Friday said it "will remain closed to the public until further notice.
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In 1981, the Supreme Court ruled women did not have to register, since combat jobs were closed to them.
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In 1981, the Supreme Court ruled that women didn't have to register because combat jobs were closed to them.
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Many professional licenses are closed to people with a criminal record — including those for cosmetologist, plumber and funeral director.
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After the Limelight review appeared, doors that had always been closed to Kael started to open, just a crack.
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But the bank was closed to all but investigators and law enforcement, and Mr. Maurello left without any answers.
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"As Blue Dogs, the door is never closed to pursuing bipartisan solutions," the three Blue Dog co-chairmen — Reps.
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Not explicitly closed to minorities, the pools were, however, a catchment system for affluent children, most of them white.
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At some of these events, which were closed to the press, she uses the "baskets" characterization of Trump voters.
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This year's econd quater GDP figure shows the economy is effectively doubly closed to Democrats as an election issue.
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The White House meeting was scheduled as closed to the press, but Trump let reporters remain in the room.
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We made their way to the nearby Diamond Hill subway station, which had been closed to deter October protests.
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Highway 154 was shut down in both directions and the Los Padres National Park was closed to the public.
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Striped bass are feeding a dozen miles above Bangor in waters closed to them for more than a century.
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But Vegas closed to 3-2 on a Carpenter goal with just 54 seconds to go in the period.
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For 30 years after the Revolution in 1959, Cuba was closed to foreign enterprises and private businesses were illegal.
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To that point they had been closed to everyone except his friends and those who volunteered on his films.
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It might be hard to do that if the courthouse doors are functionally closed to those kinds of claims.
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In Rome, both of the main subway lines were temporarily closed to check for damage, Italian news outlets reported.
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Congressional leaders on Thursday officially announced the Capitol will be closed to tourists for the rest of the month.
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And because large parts are still closed to the public, researchers working in the park can go mostly undisturbed.
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On Sunday, DeWine ordered Ohio bars and restaurants closed to in-house patrons, though they could offer takeout service.
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While he opened the door to Modern painting as a process, he kept it tightly closed to modern life.
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Buildings were razed to make convenient parking lots, and two major blocks on Main Street were closed to traffic.
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Later on Saturday, the Port Authority ordered Terminal 1 closed to any more flights that day, Mr. Cotton said.
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Scotland closed to within 1 point of second-place Slovakia with a 2-0 victory at home over Malta.
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In many places, clinical trials, the last hope of many desperately ill patients, are being closed to new patients.
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Since many non-essential businesses are closed to limit the spread of the coronavirus, aquariums are largely left empty.
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So depleted are stocks of wild salmon that around 100 of Norway's 450 salmon rivers are closed to anglers.
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The other piece of news was equally interesting: Taksim was closed to car traffic as I walked near it.
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All the rest stops in Pennsylvania were closed to the public but open for truckers to park and rest.
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"That source of livelihood was closed to a privileged few, and the few were men exclusively," Ms. Munroe said.
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Scotland closed to within 83 point of second-place Slovakia with a 2-0 victory at home over Malta.
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The airport remained closed to domestic and international flights for much of the day, resuming flights on Wednesday night.
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Two others were placed on a stretch of Broadway that is already closed to vehicle traffic for the summer.
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"Due to the sensitive nature of currency production operations, the Bureau is generally closed to the public," it adds.
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It's less than six miles from Ramallah, but the road between them has long been closed to Palestinian traffic.
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What to check out nearby Fort Tompkins, usually closed to the public, opens for hourlong tours at 11 a.m.
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The island chain, which suffered some of the worst damage in Florida from Hurricane Irma, remains closed to visitors.
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Owing to the threat of lightning, play was suspended for the day and the club was closed to visitors.
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The doors are closed to visitors at the famed opera house La Scala, the Duomo Cathedral — even the bars.
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On Saturday, you can partake in Weekend Walks, where blocks around the city will be closed to vehicular traffic.
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The New York primary is closed to independents, and the deadline to register as a Democrat was in October.
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BEIJING — China's biggest risk lies in keeping the local market closed to foreigners, a government research fellow said Thursday.
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The Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, was closed to vessel traffic, a spokeswoman for the city's Port Authority said.
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Helicopters circled and curious onlookers milled about on bicycles and on foot in streets that were closed to traffic.
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When the case was argued at the D.C. Circuit earlier this month, the courtroom was closed to the public.
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Anaheim closed to 4-2 when Silfverberg scored his 14th goal of the season with 5:26 to go.
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Unlike dot-gov or dot-edu, which are closed to the general public, dot-org is an "open" domain.
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"Due to the sensitive nature of currency production operations, the Bureau is generally closed to the public," it added.
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However, as long as the Suez Canal is not closed to ships from Qatar, the perturbation will be minor.
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In May, the facility was temporarily closed to new detainees, after at least 32 migrants tested positive for influenza.
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"As Blue Dogs, the door is never closed to pursuing bipartisan solutions," the three Blue Dog co-chairmen — Reps.
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"As Blue Dogs, the door is never closed to pursuing bipartisan solutions," the three Blue Dog co-chairmen -- Reps.
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The committees can do so at any time, not only during executive sessions that are closed to the public.
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Mr. Zhou's lawyers then argued that the trial had to be closed to the public, citing their client's privacy.
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The court was closed to the public for most of the morning on Tuesday to discuss a sealed motion.
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But there are reasons to think that both those avenues may be closed to him this time, analysts said.
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Thursday's session was closed to media shortly before it began when an unrelated event was added to Trump's schedule.
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The sailors were buried on Saturday in St Petersburg at a funeral ceremony that was closed to the public.
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Wilders has called for the borders to be closed to immigrants from Muslim countries and mosques to be shut down.
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"The new cannabis disposal containers will be securely closed to allow deposits into them, with nothing taken out," said Smith.
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Before the arguments began, the entire floor containing the courtroom where the hearing was held was closed to the public.
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Until then, the site, which has been closed to the public since last September, will remain off limits to tourists.
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But travel to the Kurdish region will become harder if airports in Erbil and Sulaimaniya are closed to international flights.
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Trump is scheduled to join the president Monday in hosting a reception, closed to the press, for Gold Star families.
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With border crossings mostly closed to refugees, and many reluctant to enter regime areas, the displaced have few safe options.
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Through most of September Mr Trump's numbers were climbing; he closed to within a point or two of Mrs Clinton.
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The Green Zone is the central government zone of Baghdad that was closed to the Iraqi public for many years.
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Its refined metal output continues to lag last year's run-rates, although the gap closed to just 0.4% in April.
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Police said that portions of the crime scene locations in downtown Dallas will remain closed to the public until Wednesday.
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At the 22-second mark, Jones made the first of two free throws as Butler closed to within 72-69.
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Salvini also declared Italian waters closed to NGO rescue vessels carrying migrants — raising the pressure on the EU to act.
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The Pistons got off to a hot start, but the Pacers closed to within four at 23-23 by halftime.
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Conversations she had had there opened her mind, which just for the record was never closed, to some other ideas.
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Macri ordered the statistics agency closed to revamp data collection methods that were widely discredited under former President Cristina Fernandez.
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Ohio State closed to within three points at 220-215 with 215:53 left, but Michigan took control from there.
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Another benefit of these gatherings for the reserved Mr. Page is that they are mostly closed to the news media.
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Formerly known as Ayer's Rock, the formation of Uluru is now closed to visitors who wish to climb the summit.
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The military archives were closed to the public and the existence of the police archives was denied by the government.
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The teen is due in court on Wednesday morning for an initial hearing, which has been closed to the media.
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The Baja California Sur state government said the ports of Los Cabos were closed to all watercraft beginning midday Wednesday.
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They can see Turkey's flag fluttering in the distance, the safety they long for painfully near but closed to them.
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The main highway running north from Reyhanli and other nearby roads were closed to traffic after the blasts, NTV said.
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After Washington closed to within 90-88 with 9:09 remaining, the Mavericks pushed back with a 15-5 run.
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Seasoned diplomat Since Lavrov's meeting with Trump is closed to the press, few details may emerge of what they discuss.
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The court is also considering whether that hearing should be closed to the public, presumably to preserve the individual's anonymity.
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Curving along an Israeli security fence, it is usually closed to civilian traffic and patrolled regularly by the Israeli military.
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Dellinger also said he was unaware of the Supreme Court hearing a case in a session closed to the public.
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The Keys are closed to the public, including residents, and several areas remain without water, power and communications, officials said.
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In the TAR (which is closed to foreign journalists most of the time), the Tibetan language is under particular threat.
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The company hosts fundraisers with DNC delegates and fetes Vice President Joe Biden at an event closed to the press.
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On the border of Macedonia, which has been closed to refugees since March 9th, thousands are waiting in squalid camps.
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Parts of a motorway linking the capital Bucharest to Constanta were closed to traffic as were dozens of national roads.
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They'd gotten an earful back home -- from both constituents and donors -- and the Graham-Cassidy proposal appeared closed to ready.
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She did not deliver remarks at the event, which was closed to the press, though she did release a statement.
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The city remains on evacuation order and, as of Wednesday afternoon, the international airport was closed to all commercial flights.
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But most rangers, who are federal employees, are not being paid, meaning some parks have been closed to the public.
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The island and the statue were closed to visitors for six months; the total in 2013 was above two million.
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Most museums on the Mall are closed to the outside in the sense that they take you to another world.
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The airspace will be closed to everything including news helicopters, drones, private planes, and even police and emergency medical flights.
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The airport has been closed to civilian flights since 2015 because the Saudi-led coalition has control over Yemeni airspace.
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More clues to Safia's radicalization may emerge during her trial, which is closed to the public under youth protection laws.
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In North America, rally courses typically range from 10 to 20 miles on roads that are closed to the public.
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In other words, the Chinese market is currently more closed to American exporters than it was before Trump became president.
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"Almost no paths seem definitively closed to her, not even the path of marrying an oligarch," Rooney writes, of Marianne.
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The Jets remained in second place in the Central Division but closed to within two points of first-place Nashville.
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"That area is closed to shellfishing, but the data we collected suggest that it could be reopened," Dr. Gobler said.
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Previously, pilot positions to fly the ScanEagle unmanned aerial vehicle — a small, low-altitude surveillance drone — were closed to women.
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The civilians fleeing Assad's violence are pushing toward an ever-shrinking area near Turkey's border, which remains closed to refugees.
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A Utah county commissioner led an ATV ride through a canyon that had been closed to protect Native American artifacts.
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When I joined the military in 2009, ground combat jobs were still closed to women by Department of Defense policy.
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In fact, many of them are closed to the public temporarily, so we couldn't visit them if we (unwisely) tried.
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Our doors are closed to seated customers, but that doesn't stop rent, utilities and payroll from knocking on our door.
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The Keys have been temporarily closed to visitors since March 22 because of concerns about Covid-19's rapid spread.
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The hearse and motorcade passed the White House on the section of Pennsylvania Avenue that is typically closed to cars.
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The talks were closed to the public, but the United States and other countries made texts of their speeches available.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, canceled a one-week recess, and the U.S. Capitol closed to visitors until April.
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But some doors remained closed to an African-American performer, even in the North, and his career turned out differently.
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The Thursday hearing was closed to the public; as the Guardian points out, this is standard practice in Saudi Arabia.
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The Supreme Court will be closed to the public until further notice amid the coronavirus pandemic, a spokesperson said Thursday.
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Huge swaths of China's economy, like its financial and construction sectors, remain closed to foreign investment despite promises to open.
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Surrounded by farmland, the site is closed to the public unless visitors receive permission from the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center.
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American operates a maintenance facility in Tulsa, where runways and taxiways have been closed to house the overflowing grounded aircraft.
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Johnson said establishments would be closed to the public starting Saturday but they could continue to offer food to go.
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Such ordination, Ms. McElwee said, was "the last door that's closed to women," though there are many doors in between.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, canceled a one-week recess, and the U.S. Capitol closed to visitors until April.
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In 85033, the Supreme Court ruled that women could be excluded from registering since combat jobs were closed to them.
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The sea-washed, sunset gates of the United States are being closed to the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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Traveling with kids it was much less hectic, they had wide sidewalks and the main street was closed to traffic.
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The palace is typically closed to vehicles, and it was unclear how the woman and the Mercedes had gained access.
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FDR Drive was closed to all traffic except emergency vehicles, and we drove down it with lights and sirens flashing.
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After Indiana closed to within 6.53-64, Atlanta unleashed a 17-2 burst to lead 82-66 with 8:54remaining.
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Parts of the Mendocino National Forest will continue to be closed to the public until the end of the year.
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Mr. Hapgood returned to Anguilla several times last month for preliminary hearings in court that were closed to the public.
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The symbolism of the Paramount lot isn't lost: For a long time, those gates have been closed to many communities.
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Milwaukee closed to within 2121-211 with 8:12 to play but never made a serious run down the stretch.
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Milwaukee closed to within 100-23 with 8:12 to play but never made a serious run down the stretch.
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Above, a sketch artist's view of the trial, which is closed to cameras that are not operated by government employees.
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Its interests in the Barents Sea and the Bazhenov shale field are essentially closed to development because of the sanctions.
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The court said the trial had to be closed to the public to guard the privacy of the people involved.
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The section of the turnpike where the crash occurred was closed to traffic in both directions for about 12 hours.
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GM's decision follows on Honda's announcement late Tuesday that it was keep motorcycle factories in China closed to Feb. 63.
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Both are closed to the press, but several of those involved will hold a press conference at 3:85033 p.m.
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According to Xinhua, all three defendants pleaded guilty in trials that were closed to the public to protect individual privacy.
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The AKM has been closed to the public for the past 10 years over disagreements regarding its renovation and infrastructure.
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The judge rejected attempts to keep the refuge closed to the public until a final ruling, which is still pending.
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Fact: Out of the 2202 Democratic primaries and caucuses, more than half — 2628 — are not closed to only Democratic voters.
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SMITH The path to being fully accepted as a production sound mixer on a big movie was closed to me.
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In December, South Korean military held a ceremony closed to the public to mark the creation of the decapitation unit.
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After nearly two dozen horses died at Santa Anita Park since December 26, it closed to racing on March 5.
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The trials are closed to non-state media and none of the accused have made public comments about the allegations.
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A society this closed to overseas talent is short on diversity and novel ideas, both drivers of performance and innovation.
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The lids snap closed to prevent leakage, they&aposre microwave and dishwasher safe, and they&aposre relatively easy to clean.
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Maud is an unusual heroine: Neither talkative nor evidently reflective, she remains in many aspects closed to us, a cipher.
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The session, attended by three consular officials from countries where Mr. Whelan holds citizenship, was closed to the news media.
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No marinas have yet to be closed to yacht charters, Stefanos Makrymichalos, CEO of superyacht firm IYC, told Business Insider.
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Mount Everest has been closed to for the popular spring climbing season, which, weather permitting, lasts from March to May.
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We rehearsed at the closed-to-the-public cathedral, and listened to the echoes of centuries of singers and worshipers.
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Pruitt visited the site in April, along with Indiana's governor, Eric Holcomb, although the event was closed to the press.
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"BUT BUT: The event is closed to the press, so Monday evening may not resolve the mystery," CNN's Brian Stelter wrote.
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And since 2007, the royal burial site has been closed to visitors because it was deemed unstable due to flooding damage.
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Justice's jumper started a 9-0 run and the Sun Devils later closed to within three, but they never were closer.
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Parts of its four-lane roadway are closed to traffic in each direction for the show and are thronged with pedestrians.
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Notre Dame Cathedral is still closed to visitors, but ABC News has an exclusive first look inside the fire-ravaged landmark.
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The airport said it remains open and that one of its runways is closed to the incident but another is open.
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The city was entirely closed to foreigners, a place where Sakharov was kept from giving interviews or spreading anti-Soviet ideas.
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However, they couldn't shake the Buckeyes, who closed to 259-213 on a drive by Bates-Diop with 221:281 left.
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Park officials say the community is closed to outsiders because visitors gawk at residents as though they are in a zoo.
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At opening night on Thursday, visitors were guided from show to show through stairwells and hallways generally closed to the public.
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I also couldn't decide for the longest time between open and closed to shoes because they both have pros and cons.
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After a windstorm in 2011, the house was closed to the public, and this April was reported destroyed by its owner.
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The sessions, staged in a Harvard classroom-like setting, with tiered desks in a u-shape, were closed to the press.
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The drone method is quicker and easier, and does not require the site to be closed to trucks for safety reasons.
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The left bank's quayside road was closed to cars in 2013, six years after the city installed a bike-sharing scheme.
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Importantly, areas that are closed to fishing will serve as a scientific baseline, against which commercially fished waters can be compared.
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Joseph Dunford recommended that infantry jobs remain closed to women, based on findings of the Marine Corps' yearlong gender integration study.
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It's located on the site of a working water reservoir, originally constructed in 1833 but closed to public access ever since.
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"During the financial crisis many investors were stuck in funds which had closed to redemptions as liquidity dried up," he said.
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Another woman is on the path to becoming a special warfare combatant crewman, another position that was previously closed to women.
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The total number of Mississippi beaches now closed to swimmers is 21, which is all of them, as CBS News reports.
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The lake was partially closed to boaters while the planes were scooping up water to drop on the fire, Siebenaler said.
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Brooklyn closed to within 99-92 on a layup by Harris with 10:21 left but couldn't close the gap further.
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Why we can't have nice things California's Daffodil Hill, an Instagram magnet near Sacramento, has closed to visitors because of overtourism.
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Tulsa closed to 82-78, but two strong moves in the low post by Goodwin pushed the lead back to eight.
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Nebraska Avenue was closed to traffic in both directions between Hillsborough and Osborne avenues, according to Tampa Police spokesman Eddy Durkin.
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The Twins closed to 6-4 in the fifth on a leadoff homer by Polanco and an RBI single by Cave.
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It closed to pay a margin of 350bp over Euribor, with 0% floor and 101 soft-call protection for six months.
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Then, he became one of the few prominent Westerners to get into China, which had been closed to outsiders for decades.
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The first service was closed to the public, and was held at the nightclub for survivors, local officials, and club employees.
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Other possible changes include the sale of some of its portfolio of life insurance policies closed to new customers, they added.
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The river was closed to inland shipping at the beginning of the week after rain and melting snow raised water levels.
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The park is normally closed to tourists from mid-May to mid-October because of safety concerns during the monsoon season.
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The area had been closed to vehicles as scores of pedestrians made their way to the nearby Meiji Shrine, Reuters reported.
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Since preliminary rounds are closed to the general public, viewers won't see her comments when the Miss America pageant finale airs.
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Her fifth three with 2:13 remaining gave the Mercury an 210-229 lead after Dallas had closed to within four.
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Many clients say they go there not just to make wine, but to enter a sophisticated world closed to ordinary tourists.
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The service, which was closed to the public, began around noon at the cemetery, the Philippines' equivalent of Arlington National Cemetery.
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But it is unprecedented in Saudi Arabia, which has long been closed to general tourists and once considered tourism un-Islamic.
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Utah closed to 21-2000 on a 22010-yard touchdown pass from Troy Williams to Demari Simpkins with 553:255 left.
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A few rowboats sat overturned near the water's edge, where they'd been left when the caverns were closed to the public.
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The funeral, closed to the public and media, was attended by Vichai's relatives, friends and senior Thai politicians and soccer officials.
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The trial was abruptly closed to the public, and Mr. Erdogan criticized the German and other foreign diplomats in the courtroom.
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It's also intentionally not registering with any US or European regulatory agencies, and is thus closed to investors from those regions.
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The DDD study is closed to recruitment, but further funded work is continuing to search for diagnoses for patients already recruited.
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The Thundering Herd closed to within three early in the second half and got within two on free throws by Elmore.
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Cannabis startups have raised closed to $2 billion of venture capital cash in 2019, up from just $17 million in 2013.
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Cannabis startups have raised closed to $2 billion of venture capital cash in 2019, up from just $17 million in 2013.
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The distinction between art and craft is of recent vintage in Japan, which was largely closed to foreign trade until 1854.
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One of the longstanding complaints U.S. companies have about operating in China is that many industries are closed to foreign businesses.
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On Friday afternoon, the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Tampa Bay was closed to traffic because of 70-mile-per-hour winds.
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As of March 14, all of the country's land ports will remain closed to "foreigners from third countries" through April 30.
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Meanwhile, the White House said that U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada would be closed to nonessential travel beginning this weekend.
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Families with younger children can cycle the closed-to-traffic road through Shevlin Park, one of the city's prettiest green spaces.
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Schools in affected areas like Hong Kong and Vietnam have been closed to try and prevent the spread of the virus.
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And because his mind is closed to rational thought outside his theocratic construct, everything he says comes out like platitudinous mush.
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The success of The Muppet Show and The Muppet Movie reopened some of the doors that had been closed to Henson.
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Whaley said some businesses opened their doors Monday, a day they are normally closed, to try to recover from the shooting.
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As a center of the Soviet defense industry, the city was mostly closed to foreigners until well into the Gorbachev era.
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Fifth Avenue will be closed to traffic so people can revel in the cultural riches at six institutions along Museum Mile.
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The US Capitol and all House and Senate offices are being closed to the public until April 1 due to coronavirus.
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The Old Course is closed to golfers on Sundays, and walking the course has been a popular Sunday tradition for centuries.
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Then he declared the Straits of Tiran, a choke point for Israel's access to the Red Sea, closed to Israeli shipping.
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Completed in 1795, Karlberg Palace, where her father taught naval studies, remains a military academy and is closed to the public.
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European negotiators have resisted any suggestion that Britain might get to keep its borders open for trade but closed to migrants.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who used a state beach while it was closed to the public during a government shutdown.
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The Italianate-Gothic school building, long closed to students but preserved for history, is now a meeting place for Narcotics Anonymous.
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New developments -- from investigations being opened and closed to the release of previously unreported emails -- resulted in ever more media coverage.
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The day started with a 5K before three blocks of downtown Marion's Main Street were closed to vehicles for the day.
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But that is where the similarities diverge: The 1600 section of Pennsylvania Avenue has been closed to vehicle traffic since 1995.
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"All the doors to love were completely closed to me, even my first crush," Mr. Wang wrote in the book's foreword.
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Tuesday's event, Direct Listings: A Simpler and Superior Alternative to the IPO, was by invitation only and closed to the press.
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And I remember at some point we became pretty desperate, because all of the traditional routes had been closed to us.
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It was the gateway to an infamous gulag, and during the Cold War, when it produced arms, was closed to foreigners.
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The event was closed to reporters, and during his remarks, the president called the news media "scum" and labeled them crooked.
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Foreign markets were now largely closed to the rich, and the wealthy's money was vulnerable to being taxed heavily at home.
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For now, with Turkey's borders closed to SDF-controlled areas, aid to Raqqa comes a longer route through Iraq's Kurdish region.
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We're going to share that story, letting folks know that the doors of opportunity aren't closed to them or their families.
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Kim's motorcade drove the remaining 100 miles to Hanoi -- with the entire stretch of road reportedly closed to all normal traffic.
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The novel implicitly asks these readers why doors should be closed to refugees, when those readers might become refugees one day?
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Abbey Life, which closed to new business in 2000, is composed mainly of unit-linked life and pensions policies and annuities.
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Shortly after that decision had been announced, however, Sanders said the event was once again closed to members of the media.
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The Dodgers closed to within 8-7 in the fifth on Kemp's 10th homer, a three-run blast to left-center.
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But these accusations should remind us that some doors that look like they're open to everyone are really closed to some.
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The swimmer was found unresponsive by lifeguards on a beach that had been closed to swimming shortly after being reported missing.
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When the Tar Heels closed to with 3-242.9, Banks responded with a three-point play at the 2879:55 mark.
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Our sources in Jackson Hole, Wyoming tell TMZ ... the luxurious resort is currently closed to the public because it's off-season.
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The restaurant, which has been closed to the public since Sunday, was one of the sites being investigated by forensic teams.
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It is not an exclusive club closed to non-members, nor is it a trap as some people have labeled it.
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