"The closure on this is not good closure, but it is closure," Sampson said.
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Closure can come in many forms, but at this exact moment, we need a specific type of closure: Kylie Jenner confirming her pregnancy closure.
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We have no closure because PetSmart isn't allowing us to have closure.
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What matters is closure — and what qualifies as closure differs for every single show.
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There is no closure to the 'why,' but there is closure today and an opportunity for healing.
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But the closure process, known as Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), has been a politically unpopular solution to the issue.
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The grounds cited for the closure of the plant were not sufficiently "grievous to justify permanent closure", said the panel.
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I'm normally someone who likes less closure in a finale, but that finale is all closure, and I love it.
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My job is to help people moving forward find closure, in a murder situation where that family will never find closure.
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"The trail closure is clearly marked and there is a gate on the trail reminding visitors of the closure," the release states.
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According to the 2005 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission, BRAC actions in 1988, 1991, 1993, and 1995 resulted in the closure of more than 300 bases across the U.S. The 85033 commission identified an additional 12 bases for closure.
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There is no closure because closure means there is some sense of Judeo-Christian forgiveness business -- and that's just not gonna happen here.
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The closure will be for six weeks, but it will take more like a year for businesses to recover from the effect of the closure.
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Because of changes to the closure plan and the higher expected closure costs, Newmont said it was necessary to assess the mine's assets for impairment.
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The term "closure" seems barely adequate to cover events of such catastrophic dimensions as a global financial crisis, yet closure is exactly what is needed.
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He said a failure to truthfully account for the atrocities of 1965-66 would deny people "any sort of closure," not "any source of closure."
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The novel is divided into four sections — "Pre-Closure," then years one and two of "Closure" and finally "Re-entry" — and narrated by three Terranauts.
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The hip belt can be closed with either a traditional buckle closure or an elastic-velcro closure, the latter offering a bit more comfort, I found.
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Will and Alicia's scene brought their love story some closure, but I wish the episode had left enough time for other characters to receive similar closure.
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Nancy Berns, author of Closure: The Rush to End Grief and What it Costs Us, writes about closure as it relates to both breakups and death.
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The closure follows the December decision by $8 billion BlueCrest Capital Management to return investor money and the closure of $900 million credit hedge fund Lucidus.
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"I never felt I got good closure with the two of them — not even that this is closure," showrunner and executive producer Derek Haas tells PEOPLE.
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The southern state of Tamil Nadu ordered the permanent closure of the smelter on Monday after police fired on protesters demanding its closure on environmental grounds.
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The Washington Post profiled a hospital on the brink of closure this weekend, and Kaiser Health News yesterday wrote about what life is like post-hospital closure.
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MTA officials present a video showcasing the damage done in the tunnel, and dangle two options: a three-year partial closure, or an 18-month full closure.
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The closure, which will begin April 26, was announced following a cabinet meeting Wednesday, and would be a "total closure" to tourists, Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque said.
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"Temporarily, and with sincere regret, on closure we lay off all those employees impacted with less than 6 months employment on the day of closure," he added.
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"The good work has been done, which will bring closure to the family of Ms. Small and closure to this community," Coles County State's Attorney Brian Bower told WCCU.
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If you're mourning the potential closure of Barneys' flagship store and need to live out your Carrie Bradshaw fantasy before its potential closure, scroll through Shoshy Ciment's store tour.
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He also announced the partial closure of the U.S.-Mexico border to nonessential travel, a move that mirrors the closure of the northern border with Canada earlier this week.
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That followed the closure of the Cambodia Daily, another English-language newspaper, after it was ordered to pay millions of dollars in back taxes by the government or face closure.
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I'm just trying to find some closure and peace somewhere, since nobody, like that guy right there, or Detective Tally, or nobody, won't give me no peace or no closure.
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The Council called for the closure of a makeshift camp in Idomeni, where some 10,000 people have been stranded en route to northern Europe due to the closure of Macedonia's border.
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Think about all the times you wished you had closure when a relationship ended: You don't owe anyone the act of closure, but we all know being left hanging isn't fun.
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"We have closure with the body, but still don't have closure as to how Alvin got there, and I don't think we will," Ahmed's brother, Kalvin, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Canadian union Unifor, which had fiercely opposed the shutting of the plant's doors, had previously said the closure was contrary to a contract that stipulates there would be no plant closure.
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Second, I think Los Angeles was the first big city in America to go towards almost full closure and the biggest city to go to full closure of all nonessential businesses.
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I had to know — to give myself some closure.
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" Republicans have been calling the closure the "Schumer shutdown.
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WSP aiding withbroad closure & getting assistance to scene. pic.twitter.
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Resolution, closure — these, too, are things to binge on.
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Steve Daines (R), however, said the closure is "devastating news" for his state, and blamed "fringe environmental extremists and the onslaught of anti-energy regulations from the Obama administration" for the closure.
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While none of these was billed as "closure" when it occurred, Josiah Heyman argued that even a marked slowdown equals a closure for truck drivers and for people who commute through the border.
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For Mr. Woodward, the Chrysalis report did not provide closure.
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Let's not get our hopes up for closure just yet.
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Serena's meeting with Nichole was supposed to bring her closure.
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"They are hoping this lawsuit gives them closure," says Conde.
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But, he said, there is some anxiety about another closure.
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Nikki Haley said she hoped the verdict would bring closure.
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Following the program's closure in 1944, their records were classified.
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It did not say how long the closure would last.
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In November it announced the closure of 40 additional stores.
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In November, it announced the closure of 40 additional stores.
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Who can have closure when your sister has been murdered.
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The ministry's Control of Alcoholic Beverages program initiated the closure.
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But despite the partial closure, things continued to get worse.
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Britain's biggest trade union vowed to fight the factory closure.
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The closure of another 53 branches will follow in November.
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The closure mainly affects flights from Europe to Southeast Asia.
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It's unclear how many users are affected by the closure.
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The closure was first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The closure of the plant has disrupted Asia's copper market.
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This closure will take place over the next few months.
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But fans have been chasing closure on Deadwood ever since.
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Accounting networks have survived the closure of local offices before.
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Flights resumed more than 30 hours after the initial closure.
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That resulted in the closure of more than 800 stores.
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There's no closure, there's no order and there's no meaning.
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I'm hoping next week gives me a bit more closure.
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Most employees saw the closure as an inevitability finally realized.
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"I believe in closure — that was it," she told Harrison.
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Or to reconnect with a lover you need closure with.
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" Owens responded: "I genuinely wish you healing, closure, and love.
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Following Spark's closure, Amazon's navigation has once again been simplified.
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It sounds like you do want closure over cliffhanger, though.
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This contrasts with Latvia's contrition after the closure of ABLV.
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The closure means that approximately 300 jobs will be cut.
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Yet Funko didn't escape Toys R Us' closure completely unscathed.
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"Definitely" he said about the prospect of a joint closure.
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As families hope for closure from the North Korean War.
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But not everything merits a second act, or complete closure.
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This is their opportunity to put closure on an issue.
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The closure was first reported by Bloomberg late on Thursday.
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We're also investigating the road closure of 395 and 2016.
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"Opening brings progress while closure leads to backwardness," Xi said.
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This change also persisted during the 12 months after closure.
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Hacking did not necessarily trigger the closure in each case.
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"Looking: The Movie" brings closure to the beloved HBO series.
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The closure may not come until 2020, in some cases.
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The real Marie Adler got closure from watching the series.
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Usually elections bring a measure of closure on Election Day.
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In terms of their professional relationships, there's little closure ahead.
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It could help bring some closure to the cheating situation.
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Today's announcement of its closure isn't hugely surprisingly since App.
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Dream's partial closure did not come out of the blue.
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But even that belief has been eroded by the closure.
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She lives at Thornhill, a decrepit orphanage slated for closure.
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The closure timeline will be kept "under review," it said.
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Michigan ordered a statewide public schools closure until April 21.1.
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The show left us hanging, and we need the closure.
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It's unclear how long the closure will remain in place.
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It's unclear how long the closure will remain in place.
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Closure, he said, feels more like "therapeutic hope" than reality.
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Shapes' closure comes at a critical moment for UK nightlife.
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In other words, it's a movie designed to provide closure.
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TAVERNISE: Toby could get closure and try to move on.
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It is refunding all deposits for reservations during the closure.
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We are not allowing the closure of markets and exchanges.
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Universal Orlando Resort previously extended its closure until April 19.
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The rape conviction provided DK with some sense of closure.
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Melissa's family and friends were denied the opportunity for closure.
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The closure affected an estimated 35,000 students and 8,000 employees.
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You have the opportunity to help us seek that closure.
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The silhouette features an ankle strap with a buckle closure.
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He declined to comment on the reason for the closure.
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And the O'Connell family lost the chance to achieve closure.
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We confront them; we get closure; we talk about them.
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Victims' families got the closure they'd sought for so long.
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Trump's criticism over the closure of Ohio General Motors plant.
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The prison's closure resulted in 400 employees being laid off.
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He declined to comment on the reason for the closure.
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Closure effectively ends proceedings but doesn't dismiss the case altogether.
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The imminent closure had been widely reported earlier this week.
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That risks a government closure just weeks before Election Day.
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We need urgent implementation of social distancing and closure policies.
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But the country's top court ruled the closure was void.
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Texas HHS did not provide a reason for the closure.
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This follows extensive community outreach since the closure was announced.
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I've been waiting for some closure here for 10 years.
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"The big announcement of a border closure didn't happen, but instead we are left in a worse situation ... because there is a de facto closure that is causing huge delays," said Economy Minister Marquez.
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In documents filed at Sydney's Federal Court, Lowe's said Woolworths gave its representatives insufficient time to review voluminous paperwork related to the closure, and that Woolworths voted for the closure without those representatives' consent.
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This was the last time Theon and Yara spoke before his death, so it would have been a more explicit closure for them (instead of the implicit closure they had when he rescued her).
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"I think it brought closure to a group of people here at Tallahassee Memorial, the community here at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, that maybe was aching for that closure -- to see them succeed," Beaty said.
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Africa's largest economy launched a partial border closure in August as part of an effort to thwart smuggling of rice and other goods, and there had been widespread local media reports of a broader closure.
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Here's how it works today: When a mining company wants to extract minerals, it is required to first provide financial assurances that it can cover reclamation, closure, and post-closure costs on a mining site.
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Analysis, grief, and rage poured forth as soon as the closure was announced, as queer women sought to contextualize the closure within the rapid decline of lesbian-focused bars, bookstores, and publications in recent years.
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But the explanations offered for the sudden, unprecedented closure seem inadequate.
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Then reality hit: in January 22021 Alcoa announced the smelter's closure.
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Mess will provide some closure and justice for the Mess family.
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The Trump administration says the closure will not affect tax returns.
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Facile "closure" superseded what would have been a more satisfying story.
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I cannot speculate if there are other reasons behind the closure.
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They determined she had escaped the closure sometime after 7 a.m.
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My desire is to help families like Erica's finally get closure.
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Lifson acknowledged the "lack of communications" surrounding the closure was alarming.
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For Bourne, there's no real closure; there's only endless closing-in.
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Human rights lawyers have filed action to stop the center's closure.
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With the closure in the US, Amazon Restaurants is officially dead.
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The closure is also "bad news for alumina," Adkins told Reuters.
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Later Mr Bush himself began to call for the camps' closure.
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This arrest could provide comfort and some closure for the victim.
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And Chariot's closure is the latest in a string of failures.
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The State Department announced the closure on Monday before Bolton's speech.
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Negotiations with Australia will determine the time frame of the closure.
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No word yet on whether that closure is temporary or permanent.
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Harrison, the ringmaster of this particular circus, gets Chase his closure.
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They secured the closure of their single primary nuclear test site.
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Victims' relatives said Thursday's verdict gave them a sense of closure.
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She has warned about the consequences for Europe of border closure.
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It is important to us to get some closure with that.
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Mori, a local historian, felt even Japan's former enemies deserved closure.
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GM has said the Oshawa closure affects 2,973 assembly line jobs.
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That's mainly what I want right now, just to have closure.
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The Amsterdam closure will impact about 186 employees, the spokeswoman said.
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Thousands of employees are expected to be affected by the closure.
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The court case offered little sense of closure for the Garcías.
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The sanction for media outfits that cross the army is closure.
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Lawsuits led to the closure of one park, the study noted.
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The closure of the Hong Kong airport added to that pressure.
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"We are on a path to closure for this," he said.
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But father Bobby Brown still hasn't gotten closure on the tragedy.
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What they're saying: Several politicians have spoken against the border closure.
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The United Nations had condemned the closure as possible war crime.
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The closure of Silk Road was the end of bitcoin's beginning.
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The concept of "total material closure" is subtle and easily misunderstood.
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But he has yet to bring closure to his great debate.
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The agency stopped processing disability claims during that 16-day closure.
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When asked PETA's views on how the closure affects Ringling Bros.
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On the paper's Facebook page, readers expressed sadness at the closure.
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"The most terrible word in the English language, 'closure,' " Vanderbilt said.
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"It helped with some of our closure," Indiana State Police Sgt.
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There wasn't any real feeling of transition; there wasn't any closure.
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But the closure system is just too much of a hassle.
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Some have done so to stave off the threat of closure.
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And offer some closure to a heartbroken community like Fort Wayne.
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We feel like we've gotten closure and that's what we needed.
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Republicans last forced a government closure in 2013 for 17 days.
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"The most terrible word in the English language, 'closure,'" Vanderbilt said.
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Ghosting hasn't left me feeling liberated or brought me closure, though.
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Just found out I needed closure on a lot of shit.
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And what are the hidden processes that lead to their closure?
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Here is a listing of all the stores marked for closure:
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He has tried calling me before … I'd just like some closure.
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The trigger, ironically, was Beijing's over-enthusiastic closure of coal capacity.
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Other civilians were not warned of the closure, the U.N. said.
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"A closure would cost at least 300 million euros," he said.
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They'd have been hit hard by even a brief border closure.
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And we can help bring some closure to this dark chapter.
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She becomes Broadly's vice president of Product following the deal's closure.
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Austin had his closure on the game, and went to bed.
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He said a closure of the gate would ruin his livelihood.
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Some Afghans believe the border closure is intended to punish them.
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The port was later reopened prior to its closure on Sunday.
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Because the official capacity closure targets come with two important caveats.
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The closure was inconceivable without the younger Mr Xi's say-so.
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"Misses" The first miss is with Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC).
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There is no justice for Kathleen, no closure for her family.
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It wasn't covered at the time as "closure," but rather inspections.
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"There's never closure, and these wounds, they don't heal," Susan says.
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Fans will be happy to have some closure to Pinkman's story.
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Sometimes meetings are allowed, sometimes they threaten the library with closure.
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She assumed that closure would be coming — one way or another.
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It too cited energy costs as a reason for the closure.
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Ambrosia's founder confirmed the closure in a statement to Business Insider.
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The closure will remain until sufficient precipitation eases the fire danger.
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Right now, another Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) round is prohibited.
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The tribunal's judgment on Mladic also brings with it its closure.
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That was in addition to 46 stories already pegged for closure.
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Lang tells PEOPLE her client hopes her plea helps bring closure.
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"There's never closure," Eddie Sanchez, Rodriguez's father, was quoted as saying.
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"A lot of people on our team needed closure," Soutiea said.
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The company employs 585 people at the plants earmarked for closure.
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Right now, many are operating at a deficit and face closure.
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The closure puts 158 employees at risk of losing their jobs.
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The complaint could mean massive financial penalties and even permanent closure.
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She wished me peace and closure as I approached his yahrzeit.
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The plant closure is part of global restructuring, the report added.
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Every hour, there's another closure or another infection or another death.
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The closure comes at a moment of major transition for Disney.
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"It's not good," Yu Tohin said of the street's imminent closure.
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The closure order includes all businesses except those that are essential.
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A day after Shanghai Disneyland's closure, Hong Kong Disneyland shut down.
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For Disney, the continued closure of its theme parks is significant.
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Thus far, GM has not reversed course on the plant closure.
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Storm debris forced the temporary closure of Kansas City International Airport.
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Flight options were expected to be significantly limited before the closure.
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Ford also said it will extend its closure until April 7.
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" In a statement, the artists attributed the closure to "political pressure.
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How fearful are you of the potential closure of public toilets?
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Mr. Suric said the closure has been far from a respite.
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ALGERIA LEADER ORDERS CLOSURE OF UNIVERSITIES , SCHOOLS OVER CORONAVIRUS - STATE TV
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All Patagonia employees will receive their regular pay during the closure.
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So I totally understand, like, and then it's just no closure.
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Andrew Cuomo on Friday rebuffed calls for a statewide school closure.
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I am ordering the closure of all bars and restaurants statewide.
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Theaters seemed a more unequivocal danger, but Copeland eschewed total closure.
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In real life, I got closure from the most unexpected source.
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The closure of Silverstar hardly slowed down Amazon's Detroit-area operations.
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"The closure is definitely something that makes us unhappy," he said.
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A day after Shanghai Disneyland's closure, Hong Kong Disneyland shut down.
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The government said supermarkets and pharmacies were exempt for the closure.
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Nearly two years later, Ms. Mai is still searching for closure.
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"I don't think we'll ever feel closure," Brittany told the outlet.
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District officials initially planned to limit the school closure to Thursday.
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There should be a check on this sort of epistemic closure.
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"I didn't need revenge, I didn't need closure," Steve Kerr said.
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That could offset a bottleneck caused by Bab al-Mandeb's closure.
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Yes, the base realignment and closure process needs to be reformed.
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The news provided some closure, but it also raised haunting questions.
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Online, people claiming responsibility have demanded a closure of the border.
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The imminent closure had been widely reported earlier this week. Amazon.
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Like Tosh, I questioned what closure could mean for Peter Bergmann.
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Travis and I are just trying to give these people closure.
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"There is no closure for us," she said in an interview.
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But the L train closure will be a pain, she said.
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"We're all just waiting for closure now, I believe," she says.
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Closure of the station's office would require further legislation, he added.
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Democrats, meanwhile, charge that Trump is responsible for the government closure.
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The act hasn't even been able to protect shipyards from closure.
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Dozens of vehicles were crossing every day prior to the closure.
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You ache for their pain and hope for their closure. —T.
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Foley said the hospital closure has also impacted the community economically.
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And so we started the nonpartisan organization Doctors for Camp Closure.
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Katie Kitamura would seem to share my youthful disregard for closure.
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Nielsen addressed Trump floating the possibility of a border closure Thursday.
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The foundation cited "low attendance" as the reason for the closure.
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I ended up taking a lead on reporting the Lordstown closure.
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But because we need closure, the game went go to PKs.
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JW: Given the temporary closure, are you are planning on reopening?
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I really did want to do an episode that had closure.
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The group also said on Wednesday it was exiting Screwfix in Germany with the closure of 15 stores and considering the closure of another 15 poorly performing stores across the business over the next two years.
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Delhi's chief minister on Sunday announced a series of emergency measures, including a five-day moratorium on construction, a 10-day closure of a power plant and a three-day closure of about 1,800 public schools.
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The temporary closure of Chase, which followed the closure of Imperial Bank, another mid-sized lender, and Dubai Bank Kenya, a smaller lender, dented confidence in the industry, which has also seen a jump in bad debts.
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The declines in harmful pollutants came in direct correlation with the Hong Kong government's introduction of measures including working from home procedures, the closure of some public facilities, and a partial closure of the border with China.
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The next wave of economic reinvention started with the refinery's closure and Aruba's withdrawal from the Dutch Antilles, which led to the closure of the University of the Dutch Antilles, the only university then on the island.
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His mother and father are still missing, and he yearns for closure.
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But several other states are just one closure away from that fate.
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But full closure of the resolution process dragged out over 220 months.
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Honda's plant closure announced last month will not take place until 2021.
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Police were unable to solve the case, leaving the family without closure.
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Such a closure is unprecedented for July Fourth events, an official said.
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Apparently, the final four words didn't bring the closure some fans wanted.
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O'Reilly's work can send the viewer on a chase after narrative closure.
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An only-partial closure of national parks has also been causing controversy.
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One family member the organization has helped find closure is Ingrid Gudmundsson.
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Airport representatives and air traffic controllers are fretting about the prolonged closure.
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You're looking for closure; you're ready to move on with your life.
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It is kind of a closure, so emotionally it is amazing, actually.
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The company declined to comment on the reason for this particular closure.
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" Austin told the magazine that it gave him a "sense of closure.
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As of December, Thailand had extended its closure for two more years.
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Three weeks after the Ohio event, GM announced the closure in Lordstown.
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That law had led to the closure of multiple clinics in Texas.
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After spending all this time wondering what happened, she finally gets closure.
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Tesla reopened its Shanghai factory on Monday after a government-ordered closure.
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RadioShack, Payless Shoes and American Apparel all followed that path to closure.
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Closure of CLEO has been on the cards for a long time.
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As for me, I've finally found that closure I was looking for.
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But the mystery of the Sunspot Observatory closure proved far less complicated.
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I wish that kind of closure for all the cases I cover.
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When the closure happens, more than 100 jobs will go with it.
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I didn't really get a sense of closure from their convo, though.
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And despite the Coventry closure IKEA said it remained committed to Britain.
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Maggie in particular has told me that the book gave her closure.
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The closure of head shops also plays a factor for certain people.
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This finally gives me a chance to have a moment of closure.
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Ironically, it's on Twitter where I've found closure after this election season.
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Her death was sudden and tragic, lacking closure for everyone it affected.
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The 'jungle' was established in the woods nearby soon after Sangette's closure.
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Jayakumar told Reuters last month that the closure would not impact investments.
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The closure of the office doesn't impact the PayPal service in Malaysia.
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The company's closure was abrupt and surprised members of the robotics community.
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Vedanta will surely challenge the closure in court once tempers have cooled.
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Sources point to many pain points that ultimately lead to Telltale's closure.
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We can't just send out job lists after every major studio closure.
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Justin is reluctant and angry, but Aaron insists they need emotional closure.
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"I don't know if you ever get closure on things," he said.
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No early closure of the IPO period is expected, the source added.
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After the closure of its own steelworks, Redcar suffered a local depression.
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Dwindling attendance led to its closure in 2007, according to news reports.
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TVPredictions, which first spotted the store's launch, has now spotted its closure.
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A subsequent fire inspection led to the temporary closure of the campus.
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That follows the closure in 2016 of Nepszabadsag, a left-wing daily.
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" As far as his sentencing, Sorrentino says, "We should receive some closure.
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The Washington Post reports it's the longest closure in the agency's history.
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He says the closure is a financial blow to his rental business.
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Was there any closure in knowing more about this man, Stephen Paddock?
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Netflix's Gilmore Girls revival is providing closure in a lot of ways.
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In December, Trump said he would "take the mantle" for the closure.
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So, this is an international effort to bring closure for those families.
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The tone of the museum's statement is one of confidence and closure.
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Threats from armed militias then forced the closure of the capitol altogether.
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I wanted to give him that clarity, and in a way, closure.
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The woman is Laura Closure (aka Mae West) -- one of Matt's BFFs.
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The shoe is laceless, featuring only a zip-closure for maximum efficiency.
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Two of those had already closed and another one faced imminent closure.
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For the dirtiest power plants, this might mean closure and job loss.
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You hosted your Divided Love residency at fabric before the club's closure.
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Investors aren't expecting any major store-closure strategy at Nordstrom anytime soon.
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" He added: "Our forces similarly announce closure areas for our training events.
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That forced the closure of many businesses that relied on imported goods.
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Sparkman had no additional details on the expected duration of the closure.
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With this bill, millions of survivors are one step closer to closure.
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Banks were supposed to have reopened Tuesday following a three-day closure.
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"This brings somewhat closure and conclusion to a brief manhunt," Tracy said.
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The tent city's closure was delayed twice — in July and in August.
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The extended closure of Gatwick was a justified response to this threat.
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The additional stores earmarked for closure will begin liquidation sales on Sept.
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The Skirball fire also led to the closure of that major highway.
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"There are victims in this case and they deserve closure," he said.
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One said her opportunity for closure has been taken away from her.
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Both parties have tried to blame each other for the government closure.
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The rallies led to the temporary closure of the city's Grand Bazaar.
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Wage theft happens everywhere under the new globalized conditions of factory closure.
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In the letter, DiSabato said he and others are looking for closure.
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Forbes told CNN this is unrelated to the transplant program's temporary closure.
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"Our forces similarly announce closure areas for our training events," he said.
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Jones' pending death will bring closure for the family of Mary Phillips.
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Many had to scramble to cover meals and bills during the closure.
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"I definitely got the closure that I needed from Becca," he says.
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Just close down the system for a week as a symbolic closure.
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An oxblood crocodile clutch with a jeweled closure — the ultimate luxury accessory.
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The same flaw weakens the overall book, which lacks summation or closure.
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The San Antonio Express-News reported on the planned closure this week.
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This is also a powerful time for letting go and finding closure.
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Refugee advocates say the closure of local offices will undermine that goal.
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The recent closure of erotica-sharing site Eroshare left its users adrift.
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We'll just have to wait and see, but "closure" does sound promising.
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We use those stories as a crutch, a form of conversational closure.
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"Honestly, it brought a closure to me that I needed," she said.
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Family members, above, still have no closure, and the investigators are disbanding.
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Employees will be paid for up to 12 weeks during the closure.
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The closure will be reviewed at the end of the three weeks.
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So if the president is to be believed, border "closure" is imminent.
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But the mystery of the Sunspot Observatory closure proved far less complicated.
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Ryan called GM's announcement on the closure "devastating" and slammed the company.
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Some relatives said the news, while painful, brought a measure of closure.
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REI said all store employees will be paid during the temporary closure.
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All employees also will be paid during the closure, the company said.
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Judges are demanding the immediate closure of immigration courts over coronavirus fears.
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The paper's closure is part of a larger crackdown on independent voices.
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On Wednesday the government announced the closure of schools and universities nationwide.
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That includes stiff fines, forced closure by police — and even jail time.
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The closure comes after large crowds were seen last weekend following Gov.
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"Giving my Fortnite career some closure," Sofa wrote in a TwitLonger post.
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The closure affected about 40,000 students at 130 campuses around the country.
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Sinew also was used to secure the antler button for the closure.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported about the brand's closure Tuesday afternoon.
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Immigration advocates also said the practice of administrative closure often offered flexibility.
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I also liked the front closure and the texture of the material.
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It was on my heart ... my older girls to have some closure.
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The closure appears to be part of wider cost-cutting at Alphabet.
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They also reiterated calls for the closure of the mainland China border.
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So what is the closure all about, and how did it start?
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I pray this lawful execution helps bring closure for the Reese family.
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"I think it's closure to this part of the investigation," Bowyer said.
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The Hill's Ellen Mitchell has more on the base closure amendment here.
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Still, the experience allowed him to get something he desperately needed: closure.
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The Texas closure would affect 180 jobs, the company said on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, the relatives of Syria's missing say they only hope for closure.
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The account closure is the latest mystery in the story surrounding Savage.
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The closure comes amid a government-ordered inquiry into financial sector wrongdoing.
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The Seattle Mariners closed their academy in 2015, the most recent closure.
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Bringing closure, he said, is the least and most you can do.
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The Rise of Skywalker was never going to bring closure for everyone.
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The impact of the closure is set to dramatically increase starting Monday.
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Yet one of Europe's academic gems trembles on the verge of closure.
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For the families of the 239 victims, there will be no closure.
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Speculations about the closure of SALT are at variance with one another.
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The guilt that eats at these characters resists easy closure or absolution.
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Employees returned on Wednesday after a three-day closure over coronavirus fears.
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You wrote that this meal helped give you closure on the accident.
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Finally, Nora, alone, needs closure — or, perhaps, more accurately, to move on.
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The SEC's closure also leaves U.S. financial markets without their chief watchdog.
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Mr. Watts told investigators he wanted his wife's family to have closure.
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The public's fascinations—and mine—was with the idea of absolute closure.
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Pierre Huber announced the closure of the Art & Public gallery in Geneva.
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Update: Story updated with Saturday's Senate vote, Monday's school closure, and reactions.
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And that's diminished significantly with the closure of some of these banks.
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I do medium readings for closure and to help people move forward.
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Lines like "Closure rejects and exhibits its rejection" refrain Hejinian's previous works (the now-iconic essay "Rejection of Closure") and larger project, suggesting the book as a collection of shifting modes in conversation with a much larger field.
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The temporary closure of Chase, which followed the closure of Imperial Bank, another mid-sized lender, and Dubai Bank Kenya, a smaller lender, knocked confidence in Kenya's banking sector, which has also seen a jump in bad debts.
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But in February, the administration released a budget for fiscal year 2019 that included $42 million for "orderly closure" of the agency, as well as calling for closure of the arts endowment and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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Some 135 employees will lose their jobs as a result of the closure.
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The plant closure was previously reported by Sky News and The Financial Times.
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FORD EUROPE PRESIDENT ROWLEY SAYS BRIDGEND CLOSURE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH BREXIT
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Since its closure in 2015, contemporary art has been severely lackluster in Toronto.
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This could result in the closure of research stations in the high Arctic.
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Yahoo may have closure, but Russian-US relations are pulling ever-further apart.
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The closure ended October 17, 2013, after a total of 16 work days.
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What happens in between makes no guarantee of closure, or continuity, or sense.
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U.S. employees would miss their fourth paychecks if the closure lasts this long.
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Martha González, who's part of the group, said she will finally get closure.
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A government spokesman said the closure was only because of the tax dispute.
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"For the last seven years, I've fought to get Ayla closure," she said.
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In nearly any other city, such a closure would be a major disruption.
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Caption: An early design experiment involved a ratcheting closure mechanism at the rear.
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Shortly after the raid, massive investor redemptions forced the closure of Level Global.
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Groups advocating stricter immigration enforcement have long opposed the policy of administrative closure.
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The rallies led to the temporary closure of the city&aposs Grand Bazaar.
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Mladenov said he was "concerned about the consequences" of Israel&aposs latest closure.
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To kind of get that closure, and understanding [of] Paul was really special.
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The Ford plant closure is the latest blow to the sector this year.
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Relatives of the victims and perpetrators alike are still searching for closure. Srebrenica.
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William's brother, Herbert Tillett, said he is hoping for closure in the case.
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Elliot said the observance helped her family find closure following her son's death.
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He added: "You will see a snapback right away" when the closure ends.
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But they finally found her, and now we have a bit of closure.
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The new government began the closure of major fuel pipelines on December 27.
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I hope this verdict brings some closure to the people who loved Laquan.
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Toward the end of the Obama presidency, closure of the facility appeared possible.
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Hopefully, season 8 will give us the closure we all so desperately need.
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Also, closure could come your way this evening if you're looking for it.
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A repeat offense will trigger a stadium closure for a second competitive game.
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" Irene Ephriam, the niece of Franklin victim Henrietta Wright, said, "It is closure.
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The unit's closure might both save the heir and make his return easier.
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The flooding and mudslides prompted the closure of multiple highways across Southern California.
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" He added: "Boracay is not the first and won't be the last closure.
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It appears very jagged and deep and possibly needed a multi-layered closure.
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That truism is not better exemplified by this week's closure of Rethink Robotics.
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News of the Kuala Lumpur office closure was first reported by Malaysian media.
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We will not allow children to be harmed by the closure of schools.
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Iran's foreign ministry says it means "the permanent closure of the diplomatic path".
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It comes on a leather band with a buckle or velcro closure system.
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Providing reconciliation and closure to the lives of those touched by the disappeared.
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Meanwhile, Smart's devastated parents, Stan and Denise Smart, have been waiting for closure.
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It was unclear how much crude these companies received prior to the closure.
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In Missouri, next door, the state's last abortion clinic is threatened with closure.
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I wrap up things up in time to take advantage of early closure.
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The closure mothballed the nearby "Elephant" oilfield, which relies on Sharara for electricity.
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The closure caused upheaval for thousands of tourists whose summer trips were cancelled.
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"I'll never have that kind of moment [of closure] with Tetris," he says.
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They want nothing more than to have the closure that they so deserve.
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One of those prompted the closure of much of California's Yosemite National Park.
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The closure began July 25 and had been tentatively scheduled to end Friday.
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Roughly 400 workers will lose their jobs as a result of the closure.
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"All in all, a strong start post the Baxalta transaction closure," it said.
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"My heart is broken, I'm lost, sick and need some closure," she wrote.
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It features a traditional hook and eye closure and convenient front-adjustable straps.
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Lawmakers banned transfers to the United States, which Obama's closure plan relied on.
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Its store closure plan was first announced in 2016 and accelerated last year.
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"But in the end it found its own version of closure in peace."
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It raised concerns about the closure of Al Jazeera, citizenship rights and extraditions.
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Trains were stopping normally at the station after the brief closure, they said.
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Unsurprisingly, much of the anger around Dempseys' closure is directed towards Brains Brewery.
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"We would like to have closure," Haronian's brother, Edwin Haronian, told ABC 7.
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Migration experts said refugees would probably try other routes if Turkey's closure worked.
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The truck was negotiating a road closure when it crashed through the fence.
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They were seen together once after that, but that was just for closure.
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One of those options will include the potential closure of our Norwich factory.
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Jeff Harris, a lawyer for the Jones family, said relatives have had closure.
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Hamid said the school's closure would increase the students' chances of being radicalized.
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M&S said Neasden's closure was not directly related to the Hertfordshire opening.
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The company last week cited "limited resources" as a reason for the closure.
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"There is no closure of the business," a spokesperson said in an email.
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The closure was caused by a fire on a track earlier this week.
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At the time of the service's closure, it was in talks with Chime.
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He has said his team was still reviewing the closure and suspension orders.
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Authorities also ordered a two-day closure in many schools in northeastern Bulgaria.
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They are protesting their factory's imminent closure, with their jobs set for Poland.
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The closure of the children's wing stairs is adding congestion to the elevator.
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But the closure of local abortion clinics is leaving them without many options.
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That forced a temporary closure of the major border crossing into San Diego.
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Now, they could stop waiting, but for Sisterman, resolution will never mean closure.
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If they do I expect it will be on the day of closure.
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For aviation incidents, factors include distance, speed, altitude, rate of closure and visibility.
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City's jails, and the eventual closure of the clinic at which she'd been
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This comes after 163 schools were occupied by families to prevent their closure.
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He's seeking closure for a different relationship, after an ugly breakup with Nora.
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The market resumed trading after a one-day closure for a strong typhoon.
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Russia's economy ministry also confirmed it had been informed of the closure plans.
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At the finish of Josie's story, we feel deprived of comfort and closure.
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Atwood said closure of the facility is not under consideration by the board.
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The attack prompted the temporary closure of all Yemen's ground, air and seaports.
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The Singapore closure was first reported by Reuters and the news website Finews.
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The Singapore closure was first reported by Reuters and the news website finews.
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The spokesman confirmed the proposed closure first reported by Swiss finance website finews.
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But with Porter's closure, he doesn't know whether he can wait much longer.
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The closure of Appledore shipyard will put almost 200 jobs at risk. bit.
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Hagit and Omri work at a toilet paper factory, which is facing closure.
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The closure came just days after 14.1 employees publicly announced intentions to unionize.
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The closure came just days after 19303 employees publicly announced intentions to unionize.
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The closure of fabric wouldn't be about drugs, it would be a gesture.
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The plan includes "suspension, not closure of Plant 1 in Beijing," it added.
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You can actually watch Bret Michaels talk about a PFO closure on YouTube.
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The company informed us about the closure plan, not asking for our opinion.
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Then he saw the San Ysidro border had reopened after hours of closure.
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But the biggest fear is a second citation, which can lead to closure.
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The closure will hit airlines, according to Corrine Png, CEO of Crucial Perspective.
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"We needed closure of more expensive capacity and that didn't happen," Shah said.
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"Closure" is the moment that you make a decision or form a judgment.
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"I still have no closure as it pertains to my mom," he said.
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The current closure was only the fourth unscheduled shutdown in the park's history.
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Potential remedies could put even more generating units at risk for premature closure.
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And the closure comes at a moment of major transition for Disney (DIS).
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As one theater opens in Paris, however, another is being threatened with closure.
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The DNP cited environmental destruction by tourists as the cause of the closure.
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Our need for closure, combined with the opportunity to play detective, is addictive.
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It is not a scene of resolution or closure or even full explanation.
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Employees were told they would keep getting paid through the one-day closure.
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So you think the closure of public toilets is a justifiable budget cut?
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How worried are you about the imminent closure of the UK's public toilets?
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The mudslides and downpours forced the closure of major roadways, complicating response operations.
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The closure is set to stay in effect for at least two weeks.
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It was not immediately clear precisely how the closure list was arrived at.
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Cities and states across the US have ordered the closure of nonessential businesses.
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Through closure and military incursions, Israel sustains its sovereign authority over the territory.
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The mattress is finished using a hand-slipped closure and hand side stitching.
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Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei announced the closure of all borders for 15 days.
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Still, capitalism responded positively to the news of the closure of Henri Bendel.
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Gavin Newsom ordered the closure of bars and breweries across the state Sunday.
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Last week, on March 23, he ordered the closure of non-essential businesses.
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Razzaz warned any stampede or rush in any shops would prompt immediate closure.
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Razzaz warned any stampede or rush in any shops would prompt immediate closure.
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Three weeks remained in the regular season at the point of the closure.
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The temporary closure will begin on March 23 and last for two weeks.
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On Monday, the Spanish government announced the closure of the mainland's land border.
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DeSantis needs to order a state-wide closure of all Florida beaches. pic.twitter.
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"Oh, work," he said to a sleek leather overcoat with an asymmetric closure.
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"Tonight's, it's little bit of closure," Dante Carnevale, a fan from Norfolk, Mass.
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He's still trying to find some kind of closure with each of them.
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Samsung Electronics said it had extended holiday closure for some Chinese production facilities.
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California Today Friday: A milestone, but not much closure for families of victims.
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They are demanding a full border closure and greater support from the government.
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RadioShack, Payless Shoes, Gymboree and American Apparel all followed that path to closure.
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The flight-data recorder showed a similar high-pressure shut off valve closure.
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With administrative closure, for example, no specific laws or rules dictate who qualifies.
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The idea of closure has never occurred to Mr. Madison, not since Sept.
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A brief closure of shore beaches touched off an outcry when Republican Gov.
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But the subcommittee hearing more directly focused on the economic toll of closure.
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During the mid-1990s and the 2013 closure, for instance, stocks actually rose.
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Rubin did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Essential's closure.
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I think the closure happened over the year and a half [since filming].
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Sketchbook An artist considers closure from all angles, some more precarious than others.
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Here, three masked boys sit in front of a poster explaining the closure.
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Euronext crop futures will resume trading on Thursday after Wednesday's New Year closure.
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Flynn's case took several unexpected twists on Thursday as it inches toward closure.
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The closure is due to end 7 am local time on November 29.
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However, the plant had faced a decade of local opposition before its closure.
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The closure of Toys "R" Us clearly had an impact on both companies.
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The closure prevented fuel flows along a stretch from Houston to Hebert, Texas.
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His claims brought closure to unsolved crimes and grieving families across the country.
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However, the government wasted no time getting started on the closure this week.
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The plant's closure was one issue during a lengthy strike by GM workers.
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Three Mile Island's closure would eliminate more than 800 megawatts of electricity output.
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Other supply disruptions of recent weeks included closure of Britain's largest Forties pipeline.
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But please, let's find a way to give Chewie some well-deserved closure.
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It also caused an early closure of the Washington State Fair in Puyallup.
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Following the closure of Cabela's Sidney headquarters, roughly 2,000 people lost their jobs.
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But the upcoming report may not provide the kind of closure many think.
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Death certificates have myriad uses beyond giving families closure or peace of mind.
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"It helps with community healing, some closure," said Mayor Bobby Hopewell of Kalamazoo.
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The practice is taking care of its employees' salaries during the unexpected closure.
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And, surprisingly, it can even bring closure after the trauma of facing death.
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The Lordstown plant's closure is bad optics for Trump, and he knows it.
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Laurie comes to closure in episode six and drops away from the story.
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Outside the court, reporters asked Jason Field whether the sentencing gave him closure.
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Two SuperShuttle reservation specialists confirmed the company's closure to CNN Business Friday afternoon.
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On Monday, Kenya said it was drawing up a timetable for the closure.
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And when closure issues with exes come up, those chemicals are really volatile.
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For some, the verdict in the Pius case did not bring any closure.
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The biggest outlier, North Korea, recently declared a closure of its test site.
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Missouri forced the closure of its second abortion clinic in Columbia last year.
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To decide that some things are worth salvaging can be its own closure.
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Typical of this danger is the old con of promising commodious closure to the masses via totalizing statements that operate at various levels to justify the exploitation and manipulation of people through their emotional attraction to concepts of contented closure.
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LOS ANGELES – A bus that crashed into a big-rig whose driver fell asleep during a freeway closure last year, killing 13 people, had no advance warning because state workers didn&apost properly plan for the closure, federal officials said Tuesday.
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The city at least tried to make the closures of the L train fun, turning them into a bizarre "which would you rather" game: Would you rather have a complete closure for 18 months or partial closure for three years?
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The dispute over PNB's closure comes more than a year after U.S. authorities accused Latvia's third-biggest bank ABLV of money laundering and breaking sanctions on North Korea, prompting its closure and triggering the country's worst financial crisis in a decade.
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Desperate to ensure the coronavirus doesn't spread, the New South Wales government ordered the closure of Epping Boys High School in the city's north for at least one day, the country's first school closure as a result of the outbreak.
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"Personally, I hate the word closure, because I don't think there ever is closure to anything like this," said Melissa Reeves, past president of the National Association of School Psychologists and an associate professor at Winthrop University in South Carolina.
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The company said in its Monday announcement that it plans to use this process to complete the previously announced closure of up to 450 store locations, including the closure of all its stores in Canada to help stanch its cash burn.
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Desperate to ensure the coronavirus doesn't spread, the New South Wales government ordered the closure of Epping Boys High School in the city's north for at least one day, the country's first school closure as a result of the outbreak.
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"It's not enough to talk about non-closure and job conditions," one official said.
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And with the Free Music Archive's impending closure, Hohman has found herself slightly adrift.
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The closure is may have something to do with LaBeouf's arrest on January 26.
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"The good thing was that he was beloved and he had closure," Thicke shared.
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For the last year, I've worn a sewn-in weave with a lace closure.
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The closure is also expected to take a chunk out of U.S. economic growth.
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Uncertainty over a possible closure of RWE's Gundremmingen C reactor boosted day ahead contracts.
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The loop and hook closure mechanism is just annoying enough to warrant a complaint.
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That queue is expected to build as more vessels arrive during the temporary closure.
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They wanted to help Collinson sort out his faulty purchase and get some closure.
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The site now consists of a holding page and another page announcing the closure.
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The country's largest producer, Tereos, has said repeatedly that it has no closure plans.
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The possible closure weighs heavily on Shelton, who has five children to care for.
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They have thronged the streets and shut shops demanding a closure of the plant.
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Most of the antiquities have been housed at secret locations since its initial closure.
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The closure caught Vale at one of its most vulnerable times in recent history.
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Some expressed anger over the virtual closure of the route through Macedonia to Germany.
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This closure comes just over three years after the streaming service launched in 2015.
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Last month, the president said he would "take the mantle" for the government closure.
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"It would be fantastic to try to give these families some closure," he says.
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The news came on the heels of store closure announcements by Macy's and Sears.
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She says knowing the trial is over brings her family and friends some closure.
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They're designed as a mid-rise pant with belt loops and a button closure.
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Cleveland's mayor said yesterday he hopes the settlement brings everyone closer to closure. 4.
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The toy retailer's eventual closure led to a number of disappointing quarters for Hasbro.
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He forced through the closure of dozens of underused schools and clashed with teachers.
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There is no word how this closure will effect future events at Depot 52.
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" "I know it's not my fault," she says, "I still don't have any closure.
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She also provides, in the end, the perfect mix of closure and lingering questions.
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The department continued to engage the family until the case closure in June 2016.
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The group imposed a partial closure at Erez, the sole pedestrian crossing with Israel.
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YouTube, in its announcement about the closure, doesn't offer much insight into its decision.
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"Administrative closure" has been used in hundreds of thousands of cases across the country.
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Dias previously promised "one hell of a fight" to prevent the Oshawa plant's closure.
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"The most terrible word in the English language, 'closure,' " Vanderbilt said at the time.
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Right after I wake up my boss texts about another potential school closure tomorrow.
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HK) and the partial closure of the world's biggest alumina plant, Norsk Hydro's (NHY.
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Beme's closure is not CNN's first failure in digital news expansions, we should note.
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We knew that they are not going to grow old together — they needed closure.
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"Michael Rosenberg, my manager, talked me into doing this possibly as closure," Harding said.
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He said he would contact the group's owner Pierre Castel following the deal's closure.
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Simpson's acquittal provided a sense of closure that the Rodney King trial failed to.
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I hope so, because this is a goodbye that lacks closure as of now.
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That would add to closure of the refinery's gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit.
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The United Nations and the United States have expressed concern about Al Jazeera's closure.
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"By the perseverance of the detectives, we were able to provide closure," McDonnell said.
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During the closure, the restaurant on Boston Road will be fully sanitized, Arnold said.
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The airport closure added to that pressure, though some firms benefited from the chaos.
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I spoke with her earlier this week about the fat body, society, and closure.
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We have data that supports the safety and efficacy of our vascular-closure devices.
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As Morocco's only refinery, its closure would make the country entirely reliant on imports.
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Even Heughan, he who looks handsome in kilts, has hinted that Jamie needs closure.
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This lack of closure helps explain Italians' continued fascination with the Years of Lead.
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Gas prices spiked Tuesday on news of the impending closure, set for next month.
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There is a good case, however, for helping the workers affected by its closure.
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Parliament, which owns the land, said the closure was expected to last seven days.
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One day out from Uluru climb closure, this is the line at 7am. pic.twitter.
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Spain attempted this in 2014, resulting in the temporary closure of Google News Spain.
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Those that cannot expand could face closure, said John Christianson of consultancy Christianson & Associates.
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The closure of UberRush follows the demise of another on-demand shipping company, Shyp.
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The government closure shuttered some agencies, including the Small Business Administration, for 35 days.
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The Democrats, on the other hand, had a night of closure—at least mathematically.
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But they even deny Ofglen the closure of being with her as she dies.
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If the experience hit home for El Khatib, it also left him without closure.
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"The main thing I hope with this is that there's closure," Crisco told WBTV.
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The couple finally has some closure after nearly 10 years, but questions still remain.
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"That part is very rewarding to be able to give a family some closure."
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Consumer meat prices are unlikely to be affected by one feedlot's closure, he said.
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Fidesz said it regarded the closure as a "reasonable business decision" by the publisher.
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"You've given me that closure that I think I was looking for," he said.
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It reopened last September after a three-year closure due to lack of funding.
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"Our community and the family need a sense of closure for this," says Mitchell.
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The UK Treasury said it had nothing to do the closure of the accounts.
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It's just too bad closure is such a hard thing to find in Firewatch.
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"You've given me that closure that I think I was looking for," he says.
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I hope this look into our lives will bring them some peace and closure.
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That said, this came alongside the closure of 29 GW of coal-fired plants.
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The buildings eyed for closure are often older and part of larger medical campuses.
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The story raised concerns about the closure of Al Jazeera, citizenship rights and extraditions.
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" Irene Ephriam, the niece of Franklin victim Henrietta Wright, told PEOPLE, "It is closure.
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Ethiopian Airlines was the only foreign airline to use Kaduna airport during the closure.
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A system stressed The impact of Hahnemann's closure is already starting to be felt.
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The prosecutor has no legal right to seek our closure based on an allegation.
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The entire process of bringing it from concept to closure took nearly a year.
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The exes got closure, they're moving on, and most importantly, they're Facebook friends again.
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So you can imagine how bereft I am after the news of yesterday's closure.
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Google has confirmed the closure to us in an emailed statement, citing low usage.
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And when Conover hears this, he says they never got closure after their breakup.
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In this sincere setting, couples seeking closure will also discover heartfelt opportunities for reconciliation.
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President Obama: Your pen can add closure to this 50 yearlong public lands debate.
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An inbound flight noticed the drone while on approach, causing a 45-minute closure.
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Several portfolio management teams were reassigned to the Global Equities unit after Aptigon's closure.
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Please can you DM me the store and the bar code to get closure.
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The plan involves the closure of 92 stores and rent reductions at 113 others.
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Much like Avengers: Endgame, Saturday Night Live is relying on Paul Rudd for closure.
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No layoffs would occur as a result of the closure, according to the people.
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Remember, we all need closure, whether positive or negative, in both business and relationships.
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It's actually surprisingly well-made with two layers of fabric and a Velcro-closure.
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Many of Brookbank's students wrote letters to GM's CEO to protest the plant's closure.
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He called for the closure of the Israeli and US embassies in Islamic countries.
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"If kind of feels like [we're] getting closer to having some closure," he said.
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Two weeks ago, the same people had forced the closure of two Muslim schools.
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"I want to be here because we need closure," said Otto's younger sister, Greta.
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The closure occurred in the vicinity of last month's Woolsey Fire, the department said.
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During the closure, Shake Shack paid employees for the hours they would have worked.
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The closure of the Keystone pipeline cut 590,000 barrels per day from the market.
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The closure on New York's tony Fifth Avenue is another sign of Gap's woes.
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The Holland Tunnel incident led to the closure of the tunnel for several hours.
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The temporary closure of government was a crisis that could easily have been avoided.
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"First of all, I don't really believe there is closure per se," she explained.
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The shop's famous clientele views the closure as a symbol for celebrity in 22008.
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What we need today is to let that truth bring us confidence and closure.
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The longer the closure lasts, the more it chips away at U.S. economic growth.
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Trump praised the closure of the magazine, which has been critical of the president.
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The second source said the companies would continue to talk on other closure costs.
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Flint has watched as an investigation meant to offer closure dragged on for years.
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While some felt unable to attend, others felt it brought some degree of closure.
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"With this closure we will have reached our target of 700,000 tonnes," he said.
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