It's opening up shipping routes long closed off by ice.
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So, that romantic pathway for Teddy seems firmly closed off.
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Some areas near the border fence had been closed off.
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Like many places in South Africa, it's very closed off.
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"[I'm] very, very, very closed off at first," Aldridge says.
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O) shares closed off 4.6 percent and Nucor Corp (NUE.
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The structure was closed off and the glass was replaced.
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FTEU3 closed off 1 percent, marking their fourth down day.
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Alas, China has closed off avenues to answering such questions.
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"We're not closed off to any specific solutions," Lewis said.
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Wall Street lost ground Monday, but closed off the lows.
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If the country remains closed off, the future is uncertain.
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Saudi Arabia has also closed off Qatar's sole land border.
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Even the meeting rooms they'd been using were closed off.
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But a bunch of these have been slowly closed off.
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We're seeing something that's normally closed off, and likely personal.
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You tend to play characters who are emotionally closed off.
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But the major indexes closed off their highs after Sen.
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No cars — sure; after all, the streets are closed off.
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Discovery was now closed off from the public for good.
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Much to our luck, the trailhead appears to be closed off.
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When Aquarians snap into humanitarian mode, they're anything but closed off.
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Typically IPOs can be closed off to only large, institutional investors.
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She said the Getty family was remote, closed off, almost unreachable.
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She stopped listening and seemed closed off to any reasonable discussion.
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Tanks ram through narrow alleys closed off by barricades and trenches.
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"I never believe anything should be too closed off," she said.
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Before, the 1940s build was a dark and closed-off space.
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"He's a really closed-off person, even with me," Junior says.
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The Dow closed off 249 points, or 203 percent, to 15,766.74.
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Two main streets were closed off while police defused the devices.
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They gave him special permission to document the closed-off site.
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Pruitt's EPA is known for being closed off to the press.
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Is the dark web community closed off from the real world?
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The S&P 500 closed off just 2 points at 93,396.
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It's opening the doors for thus far closed off social activity.
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I built a very large darkroom, which closed off three windows.
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The royals often seem insular, closed off and wrapped in tradition.
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That closed off America's final path to the tournament in Russia.
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The assailants were shot and killed, with the area closed off.
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Global stocks fell as investors closed off positions for the quarter.
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Only the tightly controlled police state of Turkmenistan remains closed-off.
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We cannot let America turn into a closed off, fearful country.
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They closed off the day's lows, down 7.2 percent to $19.02.
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The main road heading into their town had been closed off.
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It is closed off by a gate on the churchyard side.
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You didn't feel like you were closed off from the world.
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The idyllic garden close to their home was closed off to visitors.
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A mile of the Las Vegas Boulevard was closed off by police.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed off session highs, with Travelers Cos.
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Yet Bush used an argument then that is utterly closed off today.
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With the inside closed off, the Tar Heels shifted to 3-pointers.
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On January 23, China closed off Wuhan, along with 15 other cities.
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"She became very closed-off and brusque," Carson recalled of the manager.
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The S&P 500 closed off less than a point at 2,474.
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The closed-off kitchen and bathroom were dark and out of date.
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Caterpillar and General Motors, meanwhile, closed off their lows of the day.
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The exhibit has two dimensions: one closed off, one open to the audience.
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The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) closed off session highs, up 0.7 percent.
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Both places are claustrophobic and closed off, informed by Vancouver's harsh, Brutalist architecture.
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These bubbles are thus closed off from each other, effectively becoming isolated universes.
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Like a normal womb, it would be closed off from the outside world.
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They just see that as a world that is closed off to them.
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Parts of Interstate 215 were closed off in the wake of the crash.
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Siri and Google Now, on the other hand, have remained more closed off.
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Possibilities are being closed off all around them, and disaster is becoming inevitable.
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Only one—the mail sorting facility at 1195 Hamilton Court—remains closed off.
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The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) closed off session highs, up 0.37 percent.
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Dixons said it had closed off the unauthorized access, and added security measures.
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Squads of riot police closed off access roads with walls of transparent panels.
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Do you think she is too emotionally closed off to let others in?
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Then most of the benches were removed and the hall was closed off.
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The street has since been named after them, and closed off to traffic.
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Seadrill, Subsea 7 and Sbm Offshore all closed off more than 0003 percent.
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For the biggest clubs, a closed-off Champions League would offer financial certainty.
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He said he's not closed off to meeting founders he doesn't already know.
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SaaS stocks wound up down 2.7%, while the Nasdaq itself closed off 4.6%.
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Viking society was patriarchal, but women were not closed off uniformly from power.
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They fear being trapped between the fighting and the closed-off Turkish border.
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Holiday celebrations have been canceled and major tourism spots have been closed off.
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Dixons said it had closed off the unauthorised access, and added security measures.
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As Stokes and her friends left the building, they saw closed-off roads.
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Police later dispersed them and closed off the road to prevent more demonstrations.
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At first, "he was closed off and didn't really leave his room," says Sarah.
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In soviet names, this was heavily militarized place, closed off from the outside world.
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Mounted cavalry charges a closed-off outpost as I cut through a nearby mage.
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The high-rise world their successful bosses occupy is seemingly closed off to them.
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A witness said the army closed off the streets where a fire had started.
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Our parents lived in the USSR and were closed off from the outside world.
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Police have closed off several roads in the area to help with the search.
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Going against these teachings could lead to excommunication from the closed-off fundamentalist settlement.
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Independent verification was not possible as the area is largely closed off to reporters.
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The waiting area for passengers is almost completely closed off, with unintuitive access points.
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They are well known for being a very close community and somewhat closed-off.
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Following Monday's attack, security forces closed off roads in Razmak district, and surrounding villages.
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Police have closed off all three locations as they work to identify the victims.
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The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer closed off the last official source of drugs for executions.
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Retaliatory tariffs imposed by other countries have closed off some markets to American farmers.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed off 0.03 percent, or 7.85 points, at 24,153.
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WE HAD SEEN A SELL-OFF WE CLOSED OFF THE LOWS OF THE SESSION.
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People will be in a serious—maybe even emotionally closed off—mood this evening.
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But the classrooms are closed off by reinforced black doors, padlocked from the outside.
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Jack is closed off and unrevealing, and the movie tracks with his emotional state.
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Iran said on Tuesday the move had closed off diplomacy between the two countries.
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But being closed off seemed the safer route, so cross my legs I did.
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Before she and her family had left Yugoslavia, it had become completely closed off.
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But in many countries throughout the globe, youth are closed off from the world.
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"If not, the international financial circle will be closed off completely," Bolton wrote on Twitter.
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I thought birders were dorks, and my mind was completely closed off to anything avian.
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But I have been frustrated by how closed off the process has been so far.
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When Bayer first met Demi Lovato, he described her as closed off, untrusting and unhappy.
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The road has now been closed off and sits at the epicenter of the superblock.
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Eli has an autoimmune disorder that requires him to live closed off from the world.
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France's CAC 40 closed off 0.3 percent, while Germany's DAX actually closed 0.2 percent higher.
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The design allows sections of the home — including the bedrooms — to be discreetly closed off.
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"Like my character Natalie, I used to be so closed off to love," Wilson admits.
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As discrimination declined, black Americans entered occupations that had previously been closed off to them.
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I used to be very emotionally closed off and didn't want to talk about it.
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Just a few small side streets were closed off by police to direct foot traffic.
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Sometimes I'm very closed off, which annoys me, but I think it's for the best.
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He's everything, but closed off, even though his music and striking appearance might suggest otherwise.
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Roads around Holyroodhouse were closed off this morning, with ambulances and fire trucks sitting outside.
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Meanwhile, they hope would-be members are enticed by areas closed off exclusively for them.
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It doesn't seem that she wants to leave him, but the possibility isn't closed off.
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Its closed-off camp depends entirely on food aid, like many others in the state.
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When Derek got back to Santa Rosa on Monday, the neighborhood was still closed off.
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Yet the decades-long march to college has actually closed off options for young people.
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Olivia Oran: NSO Group is known for being super secretive and closed off to journalists.
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Its shares closed off 8.9 percent, placing it second from bottom on the Stoxx 600.
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Equities closed off their session highs on Monday after Trump tweeted the announcement was coming.
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In Puebla, roads were closed off, and two bridges had collapsed, the government there said.
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Netflix closed off its highs, up 1.3 percent with a market value of $151.8 billion.
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Arizona and Maine closed off new enrollment in earlier expansions after facing massive cost overruns.
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"I'm never going to take a position that I've closed off to love," he said.
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Police closed off roads in central Jerusalem and thousands of officers secured Thursday&aposs march.
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They warned it would flood neighborhoods, some of which remained closed off two weeks later.
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The police had closed off the block and were using my place as command central.
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They have also brought food trucks to a nearby closed-off portion of University Avenue.
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The 101 freeway was completely closed off Thursday, turning Montecito into a kind of island.
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The first is a television room that is closed off with a sliding plywood door.
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That cars don't necessarily clog neighboring streets when major crossways are closed off seems counterintuitive.
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Many have nowhere to go, trapped between the fighting and the closed-off Turkish border.
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Happily it looks like Twitter has thought about (and closed off) one potential misuse risk.
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A fireplace with its original Renaissance mantelpiece is closed off, but could be opened up.
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But stocks closed off their highs Friday, as developments in the U.S. political space unfolded.
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One gets the sense of a self-confident world, closed off to most outside influences.
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The world of a child is one that's utterly closed off, but often not by choice.
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The main highway linking Phoenix and Las Vegas is closed off to traffic heading into Nevada.
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Working in the worlds of experimental music is inherently closed off from parts of the world.
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Main streets were closed off as crowds headed toward the Saint Sava Church to meet Putin.
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It's the same in the UK. There's nobody more parochial than us, closed-off little islanders.
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Her answer: She's very closed-off, mainly because she witnessed the painful divorce of her parents.
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The witness said the area had been closed off by security forces, with helicopters hovering overhead.
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The Dow closed off 351 points, erasing a 380-point gain prior to the Fed decision.
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But that community has always been somewhat closed off to just a small number of people.
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He lived in a grand, modern villa, closed off by a large front garden and gate.
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Several blocks have been closed off, and more than 50 police vehicles are on the scene.
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I talk about sex and dating all the time, but in practice, I'm emotionally closed-off.
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A brass band played for guests in the closed-off street outside the Contemporary Arts Center.
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The obvious use is a closed off album of baby pictures for interested friends and family.
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Still, despite her failed marriage, she isn't closed off to doing it again in the future.
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As much as you're still ... you're not closed off from the world by wearing this headset.
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"We've now closed off every single path Iran had to building a (nuclear) bomb," he said.
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The major averages closed off session lows but remained under pressure, after earlier attempting slight gains.
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All three attackers were shot and killed, and the area was closed off, according to Rosenfeld.
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Sanctions have closed off most trade, and the nation limits its citizens' access to the internet.
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The walls that had closed off the kitchen didn't line up properly with the apartment below.
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H Street NW in the vicinity of the White House was also closed off to traffic.
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Police closed off main roads to accommodate the convoy that drove from the airport to Reykjavik.
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Before: The old kitchen appears to have been closed off from the rest of the house.
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U.S. stocks closed off session lows Monday as traders anticipated an interest rate hike on Wednesday.
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"When you have cabinets, it can appear closed off like there's a wall there," she said.
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Helicopters were taking people to hospitals because some roads had been closed off, Mr. Curcio said.
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Even in the emotionally closed-off world of Luke Danes, this would have come up again.
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I mean, nerve-racking for many reasons — [Gary] is mysterious, hard to pin down, closed off.
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The singer is clearly struggling to connect with someone she knows, someone who is closed off.
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When Djoser was buried the opening was closed off with a 3.5-ton block of granite.
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In Newark, officials closed off several highways late Thursday night because of icy roads and collisions.
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Later, this basement room in the Key House was boarded up and closed off to everyone.
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The eat-in kitchen can be closed off from the living area with a sliding door.
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He closed off his speech with a blunt admonishment of the academy's treatment of black artists.
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Siatta was still closed off to most people, but he began to tell her about Afghanistan.
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Currently, the valuable data needed to unlock this potential is in lately closed-off "data lakes".
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Stuck at the closed-off Turkish border, some have made their new homes along the wall.
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Zillow CEO Rich Barton has made a career of disrupting closed-off industries on the internet.
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The college-for-all movement, it seems, has closed off rather than opened up career options.
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And I'm a down-to-earth guy, I'm humble—but it makes you more closed off.
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She tried to jam it into the trach hole, which by then had practically closed off.
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Through his ingenuity, Bartley turned closed off an area under the stairs and provided a secret entrance.
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Gaza is an enclave that has largely been closed off by its two neighbors, Israel and Egypt.
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Sterling hit a seven-month high last week as traders closed off heavy bets against the pound.
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Big Dicks Are UtilitarianRyan: If memory serves correctly, a lot of the positioning was very closed off.
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The area was closed off and it was complete with a special 21-and-over seating area.
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It goes without saying that this access will make these once closed-off applications infinitely more useful.
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But now, I'm so much more open, and it's weird to think I was that closed off.
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Notably, Rometty closed off her keynote today at CES with a few parting words that reference that.
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When you're an egg, you're safely closed off by your shell, unable to see the wider world.
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U.S. stocks closed off their session lows on Monday amid a late rally in the energy sector.
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As avenues to avoid negative rates are closed off, human ingenuity will ensure that others open up.
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He also reopened to staff a big corridor in his office suite that Pruitt had closed off.
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The nest was in an area closed off with yellow tape and a "Do not disturb" sign.
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She left her family and the closed-off community eight years ago to lead a secular life.
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Chipotle became tight-lipped and closed off from consumers in the wake of its food safety issues.
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Normally, if you're not part of a cypher, you're closed off from the action, outside the circle.
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"This era is different from the Cultural Revolution, when we were completely closed off," Mr. Zhang said.
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A completely closed off splinternet will inevitably lead a country to isolation, low growth rates, and stagnation.
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The therapy dose hidden inside the headcold closed off the doors to the gene for light sleeping.
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No longer, he said, would Facebook be a closed-off software product like every other social network.
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Before the statue was closed off, most of the six had been briefly detained around 20 times.
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The French government had closed off the cave to the public save for a handful of scientists.
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They did not fly over Ukraine, which has closed off its airspace to flights by Russian airlines.
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Traffic was snarled in cities, ports were cut off and British Columbia's legislature was effectively closed off.
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The city has closed off portions of major streets and turned them into plazas with bistro tables.
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Authorities closed off transport links to the city, which is a major travel hub, on Thursday morning.
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Demonstrators blocked a motorway in Lahore and a road linking Islamabad and Rawalpindi has been closed off.
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The National World War 2 Memorial had been closed off to the public during a government shutdown.
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When I returned, Parliament Square had been closed off by the police and the traffic was gridlocked.
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Snapchat has long been a closed-off platform with content remaining within the walls of the app.
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By now Trump would have closed off a quarter of Illinois to make room for the foundation.
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Beyond lack of data transparency, many facilities — especially supermax prisons — are also largely closed off to observers.
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We are living in such an international city and yet so many people have their minds closed off.
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In less than 10 minutes, two main roads -- Harcourt and Lung Wo -- had been closed off to traffic.
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Eventually he got his way, and closed off the vote at 5:53 am after enough members flipped.
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Police had closed off the surrounding streets on Wednesday morning and staff had been told to stay away.
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After WhatsApp patched the security hole, NSO employees lamented that the company closed off a major espionage channel.
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Energy closed off worst levels but was still 1.3 percent lower as the greatest S&P 500 laggard.
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Apple also recently closed off some of the features on its free tier in order to boost subscriptions.
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The S&P closed off 230 points at 210,215 Thursday, while the Dow was off 40 at 18,162.
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Many residents blame the county for making things crowded by having already closed off access to 30 miles.
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The authorities closed off roads in the city centre and sent the police to break up the demonstration.
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The area around the shootings has been closed off with a large police presence; a manhunt is underway.
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Snapchat has embraced this with an app that's been far more closed off than any of its counterparts.
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The cockpits will be partially closed off — though the FIA has yet to decide on a specific design.
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The Dow closed off its lows after a turnaround in oil sent energy stocks higher in afternoon trading.
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There are reportedly dozens of bodies covered in plastic sheets along the Promenade which has been closed off.
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The index closed off session lows but still 4.1 percent lower for the quarter, its worst since 453.
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With Tuesday's Indiana results having effectively closed off that possibility, is he on Mr. Trump's vice-presidential shortlist?
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Up front, semi-closed-off booths feel like private rooms, with light filtered through rattan mats hung above.
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Unique travel opportunity While the country remains largely closed off from visitors, there remains a small tourism industry.
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Hours after the shooting, officers closed off a street in Allen where Crusius is thought to have resided.
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Good luck trying to get one of the most closed-off societies ever agreeing to such a demand.
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The other half of the building, closed off to reporters, is used for "other programs" that went unnamed.
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The top floor is closed off to visitors, as there are still no open stores on this level.
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The EPA then opened that afternoon's session to the press, but the next day's events were closed off.
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Making this show, we see the effects negative language, harsh labels, and closed off wording have on people.
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Also vexing for Qatar Airways is that those nations have closed off their airspaces to flights from Qatar.
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Most We Work buildings are closed off and you have your own sections, kind of like high school.
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The layout is more closed off than I like, but 14- and 11-letter theme entries proved constricting.
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Workers had already closed off patio sections and were preparing for a smaller-than-usual crowd on Thursday.
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Nearby roads were closed off and thick smokes blanketed most of central and South Philadelphia, NBC Philadelphia said.
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Spaces that are currently closed off from pedestrians or can be temporarily used for testing are of interest.
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So, with the help of the Cape Girardeau, Missouri police, we closed off the streets and did it.
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Between the lines: Facebook isn't the only platform to struggle with closed-off groups that spew hateful rhetoric.
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Opinion Interstate 40 north of Wilmington, N.C., was closed off in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence on Monday.
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"We are the new Wuhan," one woman in the closed-off northern region of Lombardy said on Sunday.
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The Chinese government closed off Wuhan to try and stop the novel coronavirus, or 2019-nCoV, from spreading.
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WhatsApp called it a form of "cyber attack" and closed off the software's ability to further monitor users.
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Millions had flooded narrow streets, and, with side streets closed off, they had nowhere to escape, witnesses said.
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They had closed off Tahrir Square and nearby roads, making it difficult for protesters to reach the area.
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A witness also said Turkish police secured the area and closed off the streets around the sports venue.
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Building 12, where most of the massacre occurred, remains closed off behind emergency tape with its windows covered.
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The Dow closed off 0.7 percent to 25,007, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq lost 1 percent to 7,511.
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When Wuhan was closed off, there were fewer than 600 confirmed infections worldwide, though testing had barely begun.
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When Wuhan was closed off, there were fewer than 600 confirmed infections worldwide, though testing had barely begun.
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Six85033Three sued Facebook after the social network closed off the friends data pipeline for app developers in 2014.
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She closed off communication despite her daughter's entreaties, leaving the real-life story to end sadly for both.
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About 1,300 acres (526 hectares) immediately surrounding the old production facility is permanently closed off to the public.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP, AUTHORITIES HAVE ACTED RIGHT, THEY ARE NOT CLOSED OFF TO DIALOGUE
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And as we see in the story, many exploit their inherently closed-off nature to perpetuate pain and harm.
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She closed off the year with her first permanent installation, Sevenfold, inside a neo-classical theater from the 1840s.
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The witness said the area had been closed off by the security forces and that helicopters were flying overhead.
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"We are not closed off to a sequel," Peele told reporters at the Independent Spirit Awards, per Us Weekly.
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With the traditional path closed off, I ended up doing things I truly wanted to instead of chasing money.
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The Israeli government also sent two additional battalions into the West Bank and closed off Hebron and its surroundings.
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Out of earshot, when the jurors are closed off inside their deliberations room, he can be harsh to attorneys.
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What was once a closed-off fashion arena for insiders, members of the press, and buyers, suddenly opened up.
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The singer said while she wasn't planning on having more children, she wasn't closed off to the idea either.
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CA and NY are places that I wish people would not be so closed off about what they're about.
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The move comes as Apple looks outside its own closed-off ecosystem to drive more subscribers for its services.
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We're told she had closed off many of the people who were close to Ralphie and worked with him.
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The alligator "needed quiet, and he needed the park to be closed off," Robb said at a news conference.
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Trent says the work they did caused even more problems, because it closed off huge sections of the home.
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Though the question remains how that could physically be done in a country as closed off as North Korea.
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"Kim's behavior … was really closed off and she didn't listen to a word I had to say," Sassoon explained.
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He was emotionally unavailable to the utmost degree, bluntly closed off in all the ways I was desperately open.
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House Republicans are busy drafting their new Obamacare replacement bill in a closed-off room to ensure complete secrecy.
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A staircase and bleacher seating in the children's section, judged too risky for small children, has been closed off.
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The area was closed off on Sunday and military vehicles were stationed on the periphery to take people out.
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While Vanessa could easily fly in and out of the closed-off courtyard, the ducklings she hatched were stuck.
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This time, the area around the Swiss parliament building will be closed off from Sunday morning to Monday afternoon.
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The downtown area has been evacuated and closed off while emergency crews assess the safety of the buildings there.
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The trainings that did exist were typically closed off to people who weren't already looped into an activist network.
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Certainly, today's Dugway is a far cry from the 1940s Dugway, which was entirely closed off to the public.
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Mr. E Media gave Motherboard access to a usually closed-off section of his phone farming-focused Discord server.
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But sponsored content is still a relatively closed off network restricted to famous people like vloggers and Instagram stars.
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He'd become more closed off than even before the drugs; difficult to reach, to know what was happening inside.
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Look closer, and it becomes a futuristic yet closed-off world that can be equally impressive, alienating and dystopian.
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Some people may see that he is closed off to life outside the humming sounds of the red headphones.
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Many ports have been closed off, making the import-dependent country in dire need of food, fuel, and medicine.
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Over the course of the afternoon, the Dow recovered two-thirds of those losses and closed off 26 points.
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Some first responders closed off the street and others tended to the injured with the help of medical students.
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It started as an inward-facing website, closed off from both the web around it and the general public.
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It is a hermit regime almost completely closed off from other states intentionally for the sake of the regime.
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By Wednesday, surrounding public transportation was suspended and roads were closed off, isolating the university area and exacerbating tensions.
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No matter when exactly DACA is officially closed off (again), it will die slowly, a thousand deaths a day.
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Set in a 19th-century Alpine village, it features characters who are pointedly closed off to a wider society.
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One photo shows her in front of the Sphinx in an area that is closed off to the public.
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Why it matters: Apple's more closed off ecosystem just works, but also restricts you to expensive Apple products and partners.
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Now I'm so closed off to the world that I can't even get up enough courage to go in public.
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Police remained outside the building well into the evening, and streets surrounding the Congress and presidential palace remained closed off.
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Whatever you do, try to avoid crossing your arms as doing so can make you seem uninterested or closed off.
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He worked a system that had otherwise been closed off to him, even as he closed it off to others.
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Eyewitnesses reported hearing a massive explosion and said the city's entrances and exits had been closed off by security forces.
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"In 2006 he was highly politicized and closed off," said Hector Zamitiz, a political expert at Mexico's National Autonomous University.
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He closed off the streets running through the plaza, replacing them with arches, and knocked two stories off the buildings.
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Instead, it has a patchwork of grids, operated as closed-off regional and local fiefdoms with little trade among them.
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In a medium largely dedicated to emotionally closed-off meat bags, here is a sincere celebration of young male friendship.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 closed off session highs, up 20083 percent provisionally; while sectors were positive across the board.
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Next thing you know, the pothole-filled street is closed off for repairs and traffic is congested for a week.
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Since few brothels are interested in hiring men or trans women, the system is effectively closed off to those groups.
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When the Clackamas rink became overrun, Harding's legal team decided she should move her practices to closed-off, midnight sessions.
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Traffic was backed up along the city's axis, as the roads surrounding the congress and presidential palace were closed off.
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The road was quickly closed off by the city as Salt Lake County Health Department officials were called out investigate.
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Streets get closed off, people sip coffee and hot chocolate, and everyone (young and old) straps wheels to their feet.
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At Taco Bell, the couple called the police, who evacuated the fast food joint and closed off the parking lot.
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He introduces them to Lauren first, and his main concern is that she's going to be shy and closed off.
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As long as the FBI is locked out, it doesn't much matter if other avenues closed off along the way.
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Stocks closed off a strong first quarter on Friday, with the major indexes posting gains of at least 4.56 percent.
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"We've now closed off every single path Iran had to building a (nuclear) bomb," U.S. President Barack Obama said Sunday.
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It also held a closed-off, and apparently convincing, meeting with a judge to explain its reasoning in more detail.
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His body language is closed off as he sits at the end of the couch and his responses are monosyllabic.
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Your baby is safely tucked away inside your uterus, which is closed off from your vagina thanks to the cervix.
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There are practically no migrants arriving to Hungary as the country closed off its border with a fence in 2015.
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Members of the press can snap photos outside the conference when everyone arrives, but the actual events are closed off.
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Courts, which are supposed to be the great vindicators of Americans' rights and liberties, are increasingly closed off to them.
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And five minutes after midnight, the Mets officially closed off a game they had decidedly taken control of hours earlier.
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Then we all share what we found with our like-minded social networks, creating closed-off, shoulder-patting circles online.
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I never liked how taboo money is and how uncomfortable and closed off people are when the topic comes up.
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And as he steps onto the closed off campus with Horatio, Marcus is (comedically, but also sincerely) a little horrified.
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Water has already closed off all the roads to the grocery store that he neglected to visit before Harvey hit.
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The pair enjoy a low-key dinner, during which Derek reveals he's been "closed off" for the past few years.
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In real life I'm more shy and closed off, but when I'm on the pole I put myself out there.
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Apple closed off Facebook's efforts to sidestep Apple's app store and its tighter rules on privacy by revoking the certificate.
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Most of the event was closed off to the media and access to Chinese and U.S. energy officials was restricted.
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It taught me that I'm not closed off, I'm not stuck with who I was before, and I'm moving on.
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He's got a knack for knowing what his customers want to listen to, but he's kept himself emotionally closed off.
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Mondays are generally closed off (note all the black squares around the edges), which tends to lead to smoother fill.
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In this Season 2 premiere, he searches for answers in the site's closed-off facilities and its surrounding deserted villages.
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Oran: I can imagine that the people in Zuckerberg's world, particularly around his secretive family office, are pretty closed off.
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One section that houses more than 20 tables overlooking the sea is closed off on days water floods the area.
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I pulled up at the address and found what was once a house, now gutted and closed off with plywood.
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Although the Balkan route was closed off in 2016, there are currently over 6,000 migrants in Serbia's government-operated camps.
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With a felony on his record, career paths are closed off; he can't even coach his son's Little League team.
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When we played Seattle on March 9, the next day or the day after they closed off events over 250.
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Now, as Trump has further closed off America's borders, thousands of them are stranded in Mexico, straining the country's resources.
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Their relationship wasn't always this way though; Leos tend to be a bit closed off from their mothers in their youth.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Monday that it closed off northbound traffic for several hours at the San Ysidro crossing.
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That effectively closed off all Senate committee business after noon on Wednesday, leading some Senate Republicans to voice their frustrations. Sen.
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People should have more of an open mind; something you don't know so much about doesn't mean that it's closed off.
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That's mostly because the hullabaloo of closed-off streets makes navigating to the Sunset location a put off for most pedestrians.
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"We're not completely closed off to that, but at we're not going to speculate at this point," authorities said on Tuesday.
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Angela Ricardo said she was heartbroken the line was closed off in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, shortly after that store opened.
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His mother calls him "a walking miracle," who maintained a good attitude through treatment, but he was closed off to others.
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She was on her way to a bridal shower she was supposed to host Saturday when flooding closed off the highway.
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No further damage assessment is available at this time, notes EW, as the area has been closed off to through traffic.
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He is not entirely closed off to the idea that Earth is controlled by a race of inter-dimensional lizard people.
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Making Urban Flora I was very closed off in my room, and for this one I was just open to whatever.
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But Obama officials considered the news conference a win, since it forced an ordinarily closed-off leader to answer uncomfortable queries.
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An investigator Saturday wouldn&apost say if any remains had been found, but police closed off the road to the house.
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For prosperity San Juan County families count on ranching, mining or other extractive industries that are now closed off to them.
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The addition is an attempt to open the traditionally closed-off briefing up to reporters outside of the White House walls.
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That bittersweet feeling that a world I've enjoyed being in, with characters I like spending time with, is now closed off.
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The bedroom could be fully closed off from the living room, making it a great option for families and multiple guests.
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If someone is crossing her arms, for example, you could assume that she's closed off, when in fact she's just cold.
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I knew she was an introvert and kind of closed off but there was no effort in this at all, whatsoever.
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After a while the NGOs came, and the border between Greece and Macedonia was first partly—and later completely—closed off.
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Delicate natural wonders crumbled into dust, flagship stores shuttered for good, and popular destinations were closed off due to environmental concerns.
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The conference is tightly closed off from the public and reporters, and the relaxed atmosphere lends itself to early-stage negotiations.
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He installed flooring, built doors for those crooked closets and even closed off the outdoor spigot so it wouldn't burst again.
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And while the worlds of these white and black high school students aren't entirely closed off, they only overlap so much.
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While their parents may have been more closed off about discussing these taboos, the younger generation is helping to destigmatize them.
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This time, it was the southeast corner, though it was a little more closed off, with "condor" where GRYFFINDOR sits now.
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The Swedish set-up, however, is designed to keep the center closed off completely and plenty of bodies in the box.
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Workers have begun returning to Wellington's business district, which had been closed off on Monday to assess the risk to buildings.
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Closed off VIP rooms are symbolic of the arms-length relationship between the K-Pop industry and the public, Jung said.
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Eight days into the standoff, traffic was closed off for two blocks and dozens of police officers were lined up outside.
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A closed-off, mysterious woman leaves her husband and child and sails across the Atlantic alone in this elegantly written novel.
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A section is closed off since mass is ongoing but they allow anyone in who says they are going for mass.
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Instead of keeping us safe, our wall sends a message to our southern allies that we have closed off all communication.
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The actors left by another door which led to an area that was closed off by a barrier lined with photographers.
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On the other hand, you may find your viewer closed off, your work written off, because people think you're 'not serious.
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At a time of over-sharing on social media, James makes paintings that are private but not closed off, not hermetic.
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It differs greatly from the Midtown location, a heavier, more closed-off structure that was situated in a forest of skyscrapers.
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Meanwhile, Repubblica has been closed off to the public, and local authorities are still conducting "safety intervention" at the subway station.
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He's spent more than a decade designing corvid-training systems with limited success in closed-off environments like his Brooklyn apartment.
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The second room was the large King-sized bedroom, which could be closed off on both sides with thick sliding pocket doors.
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Last month, the town closed off all surrounding trails leading to the area, but the pond was still accessible to some residents.
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For over six decades, the area has been closed off from human interference, barred with fences and landmines all across the region.
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It's historically closed-off: Big companies sell big-bucks programs, and people either shell out or cobble together their own kludgy systems.
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The layering effect of new tariffs has reduced the availability of raw materials, driven up prices and closed off once-promising markets.
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"But when every other option is closed off, you choose to risk death," Sham told me from a refugee center in Berlin.
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"I'd rather live my life free and open than closed off, where people like me for something that I'm not," she asserted.
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Streets were closed off to accommodate the convoy, and three subway stations were also closed due to overcrowding on the street level.
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On the early road to fertility, I was so closed off to my wants that my imagination became a walled-off city.
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On a closed-off block in New York City last week, a multicultural group of people danced to a lively salsa band.
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However, they recommend building in an extra vent fan in a closed off loft to circulate the cool air from your HVAC.
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Its only investor to date is Indie VC. "I'm not completely closed off to investors when the right partner comes," said Nwandu.
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Recently, compressor problems on a pipeline in New Mexico exacerbated the problem, as it closed off a key artery for the gas.
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I flew to Florida and they closed off my infection and healed my leg, using a flap of skin from my thigh.
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The major averages closed off session highs, with the Dow Jones industrial average up about 74 points after earlier rising 303 points.
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" The result is an experience that's less closed off than current VR headsets and "blurs the line between virtual and augmented reality.
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Mr. Boochani's writings raised awareness of the situation on the island, which was largely closed off to international journalists and rights groups.
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She added that "something inside me closed off" and "I knew Charles had gone back to his lady," in reference to Bowles.
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In 1986, Madonna was filming the movie "Who's That Girl" in New York, and production closed off one of the city's blocks.
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Although not closed off to the public, the nursing home remains more present in the imagination than in most people's everyday experience.
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It takes Diamond far from the sorts of societies where he's felt most alive: the closed-off tribes, the "Stone Age" peoples.
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He is standing up taller and is not as closed off toward the pitcher, but his hands are doing the same thing.
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Its wells were equipped with subsurface safety valves that were reportedly closed off when the platform was evacuated ahead of the storm.
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" On the inside, however, they are closed off and single-minded, their private thoughts more along the lines of, "Let's start already.
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Civilians, once again, were bearing the brunt of the fighting, with the roads out of the city closed off by Taliban checkpoints.
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The police closed off several blocks around the building that houses the film company and Mr. De Niro's restaurant, the TriBeCa Grill.
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In the 1950s, cities began to build massive complexes of clustered towers encircled by plots of land closed off to through streets.
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A terrorism investigation was opened, the city center was closed off and residents were warned to stay home as a manhunt began.
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Around the world, including in the United States, we are seeing the resurgence of a worldview that is closed off and clannish.
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During the two-hour hearing, dozens of cars from Sudan's paramilitary forces surrounded the court and armed vehicles closed off surrounding roads.
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I'm a little more used to people being closed off and less accepting, but entering the space, everybody smiled and everyone hugged.
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Asian shares took another beating on Tuesday but closed off their lows, following the more upbeat tone from U.S. and Chinese officials.
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However, the iPhone maker's shares closed off their session lows as many analysts saw the forecast update as a near-term problem.
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Stretches of major highways across the region were closed off because of poor driving conditions, with drivers facing poor-to-nonexistent visibility.
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U.S. equities closed off their session lows on Friday after Steve Bannon, one of President Donald Trump's top advisors, left the administration.
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Their living space has to be completely closed off, you have to provide a classroom where they can take classes every day.
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In 1303, the king and his 1,000-person retinue closed off part of a beach on the French Riviera, provoking public outrage.
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When she found Rick's group, it took a while for the closed-off mother who lost everything to open up to anyone.
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On the movies we direct, we probably should make them shorter, and I'm very closed off to suggestions that we could trim them.
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Stocks rose on Tuesday, the first trading day of 2017, but closed off their session highs as oil prices gave back initial gains.
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The nose of the car is pretty much closed off to innovation as well, but the suspension is the subject of much attention.
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"We as designers made plans for the future, assuming the grandstands would go away, and the facade would be closed off," said Gak.
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"My dad might be a little apprehensive and a little closed off, but it's just because he's very protective over me," Tayshia said.
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In its last fundraising, in December 2015, Palantir closed off an $880 million round, seeing the private company's valuation soar in the process.
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These firms have specifically chosen not to do mainland listings because the markets there are too immature and closed off from Western investors.
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A 4.7km circuit of roads was closed off, and there were activities and food trucks all over the plush greenery in the city.
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The Georgia Department of Public Safety closed off eastbound lanes of I-16 before reopening the lanes with traffic flowing westbound from Savannah.
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At the height of the con, the roads are flooded with people, and the streets that aren't closed off are crowded with cars.
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Favor universal appsWhenever possible, favor apps and even gadgets that are open with the way they share their data, rather than closed off.
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When whole communities and neighborhoods are closed off from access to responsible mortgage and small business lending through redlining, the impact is devastating.
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"No matter what's going on at the park, by city ordinance this trail can never be closed off to the public," Leon says.
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It will speak to me differently, or I'll hear it differently — a rare quality in a world too easily closed off from growth.
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The location was chosen because of its isolation: an island encircling three lagoons that were closed off from the ocean at low tide.
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The catacombs are popular tourist attraction, but most tunnels remain closed off to the public and unauthorized entry is prohibited under French law.
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But for me, I realized that because of the company I was keeping in Los Angeles, I was becoming very closed off, personally.
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North Korea is closed off to most foreigners and rarely releases details about its secretive nuclear program, and never if they are negative.
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"With me, I'm a very closed off person in real life in the sense of emotions and saying what's actually real," she says.
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Tariffs are hurting our farmers and manufacturers who are seeing markets closed off, supply chains disrupted, and costs inflated by a trade war.
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He had been identified in the leaked Jucá tape as the one justice "closed off" to making a deal to help remove Rousseff.
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"When the links to and from an onion service [are] closed off to the larger web, the sites, ironically, stand out," it continues.
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CHINA COMING AS AN EMERGING MARKET, LIKE MOST EMERGING MARKETS, HAS BEEN A LITTLE MORE CLOSED OFF, A LITTLE MORE PROTECTIVE OF TRADE.
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However, this may not the best day to ask for a favor, as people will be in a closed-off, even grumpy, mood.
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In the last few years, China has effectively closed off Xinjiang from the outside world as the government accelerates its crackdown on Uighurs.
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Early on Thursday the police closed off the hallway outside Ms. Collins's office, preventing journalists from interviewing her, and protesters from buttonholing her.
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But that self-evident path is closed off if F.B.I. agents aren't permitted to talk to anybody who isn't on the preapproved list.
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At that point, shelters had already been filled and closed off from outside visitors, and they had no other viable places to stay.
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But it was also that, in doing so, I was able to see — and appreciate — something which was previously closed off to me.
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The meeting is among the latest big events that have been canceled or closed off to a large audience because of COVID-19.
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Cemeteries have been closed off so that people won't be tempted to leave their homes and gather to visit graves, The Post said.
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Authorities closed off London Bridge and warned commuters at the nearby train station not to travel on the bridge or along Tooley Street.
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Meanwhile, authorities also closed off an Austin-area FedEx store where they believe the bomb that exploded was shipped to the distribution center.
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They will travel via Embankment to reach Parliament Square in the afternoon because the police have closed off the southern part of Whitehall.
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The gallery is closed off by a gate and monitored with surveillance cameras, and McDonald's Italia has pledged to pay for its upkeep.
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As many of the rooms were small and closed off from one another, Tierney knew she wanted more open space in her home.
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Enbridge's line 67, just one of the two pipelines the protesters closed off, transports around 890,000 barrels of tar sands oil every day.
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Security forces closed off several areas in Riyadh on Wednesday, and videos shared online showed a plume of smoke rising at one location.
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Facebook's zero-rated Free Basics service arrived in Myanmar in 2016 just as smartphone use was exploding in the previously closed off country.
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Candace is a closed-off character who rarely feels much beyond a kind of soul-crushing ennui, and her voice is relentlessly understated.
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Police and firefighters rushed to the scene, closed off the pipeline and brought the fire under control, with no injuries or deaths, it added.
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The Malaysians would have to try to sneak inside what is essentially a police state that's closed off to the rest of the world.
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For Snap, the feature shows just how much the company has moved to open up its platform, once notoriously closed off, in recent months.
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In February, one judge ordered the agency to disclose the vulnerability, but then changed his mind after a closed-off meeting with the government.
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In fact, talking about cultural appropriation the way that we have seems to have made us more callous and closed-off on all sides.
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" Last fall, Celmins told me that she was "getting sick of black paintings that you can't get into, and have that closed-off look.
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The president has closed off vital trade relationships — leading to drastic declines in exports across the United States and massive new record trade deficits.
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The document says that the chemical weapons are being made in areas closed off to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
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After about a half-hour, they were allowed up to his fourth-floor room, which wasn&apost in the closed-off area, she said.
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Seadrill closed off over 2100 percent while oil majors such as Subsea 26, Sbm offshore and Shell all finished sharply lower, over 26 percent.
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Police had earlier brought in heavy trucks and closed off numerous blocks around the arena as fans watched the game broadcast from Las Vegas.
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U.S. stocks indexes were sharply lower for most of Monday, but closed off session lows after a late rally in shares of energy companies.
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Champs-Elysees was closed off following the attack and Paris' metro subway is not stopping at stations near the area for the time being.
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European shares closed off session highs higher on Friday after British Prime Minister Theresa May lost another crucial Brexit vote in the U.K. Parliament.
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"We've become more closed off to death than we were in the past," Fournier, who is affectionately known as the "Green Reaper," tells PEOPLE.
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And a closed-off Super League, were it ever to come to fruition, might constitute a whole-hearted embrace of America's lucrative, collusive model.
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But if the routes to foreign jihad are closed off, warns an IS sympathiser in Baqa'a, they may honour the obligation in Jordan instead.
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Unlike the Amazon Echo, which now integrates with 1,000 different third-party services, Siri has remained a fairly closed-off service since its launch.
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In truth, the relationship between the two countries—one a vibrant, liberal democracy, the other a closed-off, puritanical autocracy—has always been awkward.
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Countries including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain severed diplomatic ties with Qatar and closed off their borders in June 2017.
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It's such a critical moment for both the birds and the crabs that the beach is completely closed off to people for a month.
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Some people in the area claim to have seen a figure standing in the highest windows of the mansion, though it is closed off.
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Hidden by forest below the Shawangunk Mountains, about 100 Falun Gong practitioners live on a closed-off, 400-acre compound in upstate New York.
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What I failed to realize was that I registered in what is, in truth, a closed-off room in the rapidly growing Mastodon house.
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U.S. stock futures were higher, after the Dow, S&P 210, and Nasdaq closed off their highs on Thursday, falling to set new records.
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Clinton has been criticized as too stiff or too closed off, too dull or too reserved, too inauthentic or too canned as a politician.
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But then Kelly closed off the process, conferring with Pruitt to produce a final plan that altered or excluded many of the staffers' suggestions.
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And because its health care system has been so closed off for so long, these changes will likely make the Chinese population much healthier.
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The lobby, designated a public space by the City of New York, was closed off on Friday morning as Mr. Trump met with advisers.
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Once these abnormal vessels are closed off, the blood will resume its more normal pathway and, if there is no scarring, function will normalize.
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After Carol kills herself and Anna electrocutes herself in the bath, closed-off, unhappy Bonnie struggles to free herself from this grim maternal inheritance.
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They announced they will hold the procession in a closed-off space, with no public access, and will stream it on television and digitally.
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Claire played with a doll on one of the bunk beds stacked in a space that could be closed off by double pocket doors.
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Khreschatyk, the main shopping boulevard, has been closed off as a fan zone; traffic has been barred from much of the center all day.
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The semiautonomous city's proximity to a society that is increasingly closed off and controlled by technology has informed protesters' concerns about Hong Kong's future.
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Public and staff led tours will remain unaffected around the Capitol, but two areas near the Senate chamber will be closed off during proceedings.
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Or would it make her savvy enough to remain closed off, knowing the damage an ill-timed couch jump can do to public image?
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"Each and every corner" of the vessel has been disinfected, Naval News, which referred to a "closed-off management" situation on the ship, said.
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The Oakland Raiders and Washington Redskins closed off the day of protests, with nearly every Raiders player remaining on the bench during the anthem.
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The idea was to create a piece that would be simultaneously geared toward community service and also, in part, closed off to the community.
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The talks were held in a closed-off banquet hall at the five-star Ritz-Carlton seaside hotel on the southern end of Doha.
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"As long as the law does not change, women will forever be closed off and will never want to report it," Mr. Joko said.
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Which president was the most challenging to cover, whether that stemmed from a particularly closed-off White House or something fundamental to their personality?
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Because it's closed off from the public and only hears the government's side, some say the court basically "rubber-stamps" any request from the government.
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"Kourtney was always so private and closed off when it came to Younes, and that really distanced herself from her sisters," a source tells PEOPLE.
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When you're a small company that employs 40 people and only 12 are British, staying in a closed-off Britain could threaten your very existence.
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In Montreal, a city known for its passionate sports rivalry with Toronto, authorities closed off two downtown streets to allow fans to watch Game 6.
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He feels similarly about her, and how she's become someone so closed off and someone who measures everything in business terms of success and failure.
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He said the World War II Memorial and the area around the Reflecting Pool, which are usually closed off, will be open to the public.
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I am glad that T. and I took a step toward our couple-form being less of a closed-off unit, thanks to our friends.
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With that in mind, it's almost no wonder that Zuckerberg's new focus and direction for the company is a more closed off and withdrawn one.
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The country closed off the Hubei province in response to a deadly coronavirus that has killed more than 630 people and infected more than 30,000.
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"My reaction is that he has closed off all the other avenues for political success or consensus-building," says Patrick Ruffini, a Republican political consultant.
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Television footage showed the bank of the Danube closed off by police on the Pest side, across from the World Heritage site of Buda Castle.
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The big picture: Machine vision can help robots navigate spaces previously closed off to them, like a crowded warehouse floor or a cluttered front lawn.
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But it's still refreshing to see brands embrace transparency — especially when it relates to the often closed-off process of how our clothes are made.
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But often those decisions are made with proprietary and closed-off algorithms, making it near-impossible to know if the decisions are fair or justified.
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ET, Terminal 1 was also closed after additional calls of shots fired and the Van Wyck Expressway was closed off in the vicinity, it said.
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The Bellagio was on lockdown after the incident for about 30 minutes, ABC News reported, with certain areas of the hotel closed off to patrons.
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When James was around one month old, his vet discovered James' navel had not closed off, causing urine to flow through and cause an infection.
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Citizens from these poorer countries wanted to move to the UK for work, and EU rules prevented the historically closed-off UK from stopping them.
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The answers to all of these questions are left open-ended in Your Name, right up until its cathartic but not closed-off final shot.
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So we set up a mini studio on 5003th Street — one of the main arteries of Austin — that had been closed off for the event.
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Ahmed's family were locked up with more than 3,000 other people in Moria detention center, closed off from the outside world by barbed wire fences.
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In addition to low ceilings, a closed-off kitchen and an abundance of red paint, "you walked in and there were doors everywhere," explains Buzzetta.
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Although the city has closed off the area immediately surrounding the cathedral, levels of lead in open areas just beyond the perimeter remain alarmingly high.
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It gave teen soap fans what they've spent years clamoring for, but it also closed off potential narrative paths and drained the story of tension.
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As the centerpiece of the overhaul, officials closed off five blocks of Broadway to motor vehicles and created two acres (0.8 hectare) of pedestrian plazas.
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Still later, the Israeli authorities closed off all routes to the West Bank and Gaza Strip until Sunday, with exceptions for medical and prayer visits.
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You examine both your desire to find someone and your need to stay closed off, and you work on finding your balance between the two.
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This means you have a dedicated workspace where nothing else happens but work, and it should be closed off from other areas in your house.
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The severing of air, sea and land transport links has closed off key import routes for Qatar and its population of around 2.7 million people.
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"I'd rather live my life free and open than closed off, where people like me for something that I'm not," she says matter-of-factly.
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Whereas a lot of kids were understandably closed off, she wore her heart on her sleeve with a real desire to tell her own story.
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"It is a very specific taste, that you will taste on everything that has been closed off, if you start to pay attention," says Joris.
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On October 15, Reuters reported that Dutch police closed off The Hague's central parliament square to protesting farmers on tractors — the third such recent protest.
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So many people showed up, including scores of young people, that the police, at the mayor's request, closed off several blocks to accommodate the celebration.
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Through an arched doorway to the right of the foyer is the dining room, which can be closed off from the kitchen by a door.
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On Sunday all five roads in and out of the area had been closed off and many residents lost electricity for more than 13 hours.
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In short, experts said, the United States, by its strategy and its sheer power, has closed off virtually all peaceful avenues for Iran to respond.
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The opera is free with museum admission and the gallery isn't closed off during the 20-minute show, allowing for curious passersby to wander in.
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I think the indigenous communities can be closed off a lot, they have some resentment about how they have suffered and what has been taken.
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It's a reminder that China, with all its promise, has been largely closed off to American tech giants, thanks to censorship and fierce homegrown competition.
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The agency said it would allow stores to continue selling such flavored products, but only from closed off-areas that would be inaccessible to teenagers.
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Regulators stopped short of a ban on flavored e-cigarettes, and will allow stores to continue selling them from closed-off areas inaccessible to minors.
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Some Ethiopians have compared the restoration of relations with Eritrea, one of the world's most closed-off countries, to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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More often, it happens in whispers, through subtly closed off circles, through feigned compliments that turn into mocking giggles as soon as backs are turned.
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With several blocks closed off to traffic, thousands of marchers sporting signs, flags, banners and clothing representing their group or home state flooded Constitution Avenue.
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The Chinese authorities on Thursday morning closed off Wuhan by canceling flights and trains leaving the city, and suspending buses, subways and ferries within it.
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Residents have been cleared to return to certain portions of the Florida Keys after the chain of islands was closed off ahead of Hurricane Irma.
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Progressives have long been pushing for changes to the bill and frequently complained that the process was closed-off and not allowing them enough input.
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The work plan appeared to indicate that at least two tracks at a time would be closed off during the periods in July and August.
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Towns and villages in many places have also closed off roads to passing traffic, which has caused some truck shipments to take longer than usual.
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Although the Balkan route was closed off in 2016, about 50,000 migrants, mainly from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Morocco and Syria, passed through Bosnia in 2019.
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After the evacuation, Capitol Police initially closed off the block surrounding the building, while dozens of construction workers doing work on the building waited outside.
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It closed off the decade with its maker, Coolest, shutting down after only delivering two-thirds of the 60,000 coolers it had promised to backers.
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After the show as the audience left, the models, still standing or seated on the closed-off sidewalk, pulled out their cellphones and took photos.
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People used to come to Mykonos to escape the closed-off air of places like Ibiza or Saint-Tropez and party in a bohemian atmosphere.
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But once the rebuilding of the roadway begins in earnest, one lane in each direction will be closed off to be torn out and replaced.
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Residents in Amhara's capital, Bahir Dar, said late Saturday that they could hear gunfire in some neighborhoods and that some roads had been closed off.
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The news highlights how groups that trade non-consensual imagery on open websites such as Anon-IB are increasingly moving to more closed-off platforms.
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He said that the company will spend at least one year consulting with experts, government, and law enforcement before launching the closed-off private service.
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But it doesn't seem like there is much research being done on this, perhaps because private prisons are notoriously more closed off to public access.
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During dinner, when the event is completely closed off from the public, Cher shocked the crowd by appearing on-stage singing some of her greatest hits.
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Isabella may be more closed-off online, but she has appeared some videos with her more public sister, including a trip they took to Italy together.
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South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) said in a statement it had interrupted the hacking attempt against the railway workers and closed off their email accounts.
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The area had been closed off to the public with yellow tape and a sign that said, "Do not disturb sea turtle nest," the affidavit says.
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There's also the issue of motion sickness with some viewers and the social stigma that comes along with such a closed-off experience, the report says.
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It's called "Area X" and is closed off to the public, and no one has ever returned from it alive other than Lena's now comatose husband.
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Some people get closed off because they don't want to be too inspired by other artists, but you're not pollinating yourself correctly if you do that.
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Some roads in the city centre have been closed off to private cars; others have been changed so that traffic can only flow in one direction.
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Why it was important: While Siri was one of the very first mobile assistants, it since ceded that top spot by remaining closed off from developers.
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Since the government claims that there are still live bombs in the facility, entrances have been closed off and there is a gate surrounding the area.
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Major cross-asset funds have closed off to new entrants in face of surging demand, while others have opened new vehicles to capitalize on the trend.
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But just because 99.9% of massages don't satisfy my needs doesn't mean I'm closed off to accepting new treatments with the potential to change my mind.
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Lipi's solo portion consists of a set of three chambers, each receding into a more closed-off and private sector of the Broad's odd interior architecture.
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"My lonely ear / Pressed against the walls of your world," is another pointed line from the song, painting a relationship closed off by mistrust or infidelity.
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Because it's closed off from the public and only hears the federal government's side, some say the court basically "rubber-stamps" any request from the government.
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He said the closed off process was not particularly out of the ordinary and that any bill should be eventually subject to open debate and change.
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Chris Christie, for instance, had hoped to brand himself as the straight talker of the Republican presidential race but saw his opening closed off by Trump.
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China and the Philippines have basically closed off and improved, things have gotten much better in India and Israel, but now Egypt is the major center.
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As the army closed off streets for its ceremony, protesters angry at worsening living conditions marched through Beirut under the slogan: "Our independence from your exploitation".
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But far from being an idyllic oasis, its endless dusty alleyways are lined by high mud brick walls, each compound closed off by corrugated iron gates.
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Apple closed off its presentation by underscoring its emphasis on security with its use of end-to-end encryption "by default" on all its messaging apps.
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The central bank has closed off some of its funding taps, forcing banks to borrow from its costlier "late liquidity window" to drive up borrowing costs.
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They have closed off the stairs and the top five bleachers until fixes can be made, said Elisabeth de Bourbon, a spokeswoman for the Queens Library.
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The toilet stalls are to be entirely closed off with floor-to-ceiling walls and doors, The Kansas City Star reports, but open to all students.
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Yet the decades-long march to college-for-everyone-at-18 has actually closed off options for teenagers and 20-somethings, rather than opened up opportunities.
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In "Fucking A" (directed by Jo Bonney), Hester Smith (Christine Lahti), an abortionist, lives and works in a nameless town that feels murky and closed off.
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Clamping down on toxic content in private groups will be paramount to Facebook as it looks to grow the closed-off areas of the social network.
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They consider the house their territory, so if a room is closed off to them, they might feel there's something in there they're missing out on.
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A drop in these names of over 3 points, compressed average bids on Europe's top 40 composite, which closed off 2017 at 99.65 on December 29.
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It's about stepping outside of the bubble you've lived your life in and contending with the wider world that has previously been closed off to you.
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The song still references psych-pop, as on Merk's debut Swordfish, but the song feels denser, more closed off—a sunny anthem for days spent inside.
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Success in fashion is often synonymous with access and money, or access to money, so designing is closed off to those that don't have the capital.
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Business Insider toured these rooms as part of Open House New York, a weekend-long event that grants entry to closed-off sites throughout the city.
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Because Castoldi had been in Milan, which was part of the closed-off region, she reached out to her doctor and was instructed to self-quarantine.
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In an especially challenging scene from Season 12, also in the water park episode, Frank rides a towering, dry slide that is closed off to customers.
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But according to The A.P., Mr. Manafort's New York tailor of choice was Eugene Venanzi, a store (now closed) off Fifth Avenue where suits cost $83,500.
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The ponds are then closed off, allowing the shrimp to grow in protected lagoons, until they are harvested by draining the water during an ebb tide.
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The truck was treated like a piece of public art, positioned in the middle of a closed-off street, surrounded by fencing and plainclothes security guards.
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Private decks can be closed off with sliding glass doors for privacy, and the use of AC. Open-air bathrooms have sunken tubs and waterfall showers.
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Police closed off areas around the parade and set up checkpoints similar to those used around Times Square on New Year's Eve, screening everyone who entered.
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In China, they closed off whole wings [of hospitals], sealed them to make them a dirty zone [where patients with the disease could be treated safely].
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"Miguel was a very nice, quiet guy," said Shaya Bodenstein, standing outside of the store, which was closed off with wooden planks as of Wednesday afternoon.
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"I always thought of the Opera as closed off, reserved for ballet," said Nadia Gabrieli Kalati, a krump and house dancer whose family is from Cameroon.
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As the number of confirmed infections spiked over the weekend, the government closed off the worst-hit areas in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto.
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On Sunday afternoon, police announced on their Facebook page that the disposal squad had "safely handled" the bomb, and the areas previously closed off were reopened.
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When foreign competitors from the U.S. or elsewhere try to enter the Japanese market, they find it "very closed off and hard to penetrate," Riney said.
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The Interior Ministry decision accompanies the launch of a visa regime allowing holidaymakers from 49 states to visit one of the world's most closed-off countries.
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As foreign minister, Kurz closed off the Austrian border to refugees in 2016 and passed the Integration Act of 2017 that banned the full face veil.
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It is too early to know the full extent of the damage because much of the wildfire zone is still closed off or enveloped in haze.
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The crowd on a closed-off Central Park West was small compared with those drawn by her rivals over the weekend far from their home turf.
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When people accept that history must serve the interests of the state, they become closed off to the spirit of academic inquiry or even idle curiosity.
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Sert's design allows air to circulate freely through slatted roof and wall vents, so that the building is never completely closed off from the Mediterranean climate.
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Now, it's almost unrecognizable; overcrowded with tourists from mainland China coming in by the busload and parts of the temple are closed off for renovation works.
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Before Trump took office, some cheered the prospect of a closed-off White House, expecting that reporters would become scrappier without their usual access to administration sources.
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Strikes have forced refiner Total to close four of its five French refineries and have closed off crude oil imports, including those at Le Havre's CIM terminal.
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Siam Piwat's malls at the center of Bangkok's shopping district were closed off at the height of civil unrest that ultimately led to Thailand's 2014 military coup.
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Where once executives carefully vetted everything their rank and file said in public, they now encourage staff to be less closed off and to share personal stories.
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Chief among them is a proposed policy that would mandate that the majority of flavored products only be sold in age-restricted stores or closed-off areas.
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U.S. oil prices closed off session lows on Monday as the dollar rally lost momentum, though gloomy economic prospects in Europe and Asia weighed on crude futures.
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What the farmers had actually done is closed off the motorway and all of the roads going back into Catalonia, and now the police can't get back.
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Closed-off or private areas are useful for when an employee needs to make an important or sensitive phone call or hold a smaller, more-private meeting.
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Officials have closed off a large swath of land indefinitely as a precaution, but fears of unstoppable lava flows cutting off escape routes could force more evacuations.
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"Costume and fantasy play are fun, but if kids are only ever offered certain options, then so much creative play is closed off to them," she said.
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And while the scientists showed that they were able to pump the artificial blood through the brain's arteries, many tiny blood vessels called capillaries remained closed off.
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Mueller closed off his appearance on Capitol Hill by warning that any American politician who accepted secret help from a foreign power would be breaking the law.
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BP closed off around 2 percent, following news that a U.S. district judge has approved BP's civil settlement over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010.
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Users in some other countries have found ways to download it and get access to parts of the map unofficially, but generally speaking it is closed off.
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Hardware-based methods may not work on phones with a Secure Enclave (5s and later), while software-based methods could be closed off by future iOS updates.
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He had to take the call from a closed-off metal room to avoid producing too much radio interference, which could harm the integrity of their results.
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Specifically, Yonhap said the closed-off country, under pressure for years to discontinue its nuclear program, is putting back a roof and a door on the facility.
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Mainland markets stumbled, but closed off session lows: The fell 0.77 percent to close at 3,390.5887 and the Shenzhen Composite sank 1.731 percent to end at 1,60.513.
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In the 1930s, Congress closed off free trade to protect American industry and listened to voters who wanted a smaller, less costly military with no entangling alliances.
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Robby would always say, let's think, maybe the clouds and the rain is better, let's not be closed off, let's be open to what we might do.
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In the chummy and often closed-off world of consultants, Mr. Wiley faced a number of closed doors in terms of employment after the Walker campaign ended.
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Chip and Joanna reimagined the dated interiors, which included heart-patterned wallpaper and linoleum flooring, and opened up the closed-off layout typical of the 1950s build.
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Other currencies in Latin America fell between 0.5% and 2% on Monday, while most regional stock markets closed off by approximately 1% — in line with markets worldwide.
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Dozens of journalists later held a new sit-in at the syndicate to protest against the arrest but police closed off streets to the building on Monday.
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Uighurs in Xinjiang, the most oppressed and closed-off region in China, are using popular video-sharing app Douyin to tell the outside world about their plight.
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Diaz went to this because he was getting picked off with counters when he reached for McGregor, and the closed off guard frustrated McGregor to no end.
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He can track his own worries without becoming anecdotal or closed-off: When you Google what does a bedbug look like pictures, you are not Googling yourself.
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Sections of road are closed off because of bomb damage, or because they lead to bridges across the Tigris river to western Mosul, where fighting still rages.
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Having largely closed off sea crossings between Turkey and Greece last year, the European Union is searching for ways to stem the flow of migrants from Libya.
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Autocratic societies have an easier time imposing strict behavioral limits than democratic ones; it's hard to imagine Italy locking down Milan the way China closed off Wuhan.
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So it goes with This Is Us, which uses a similar time-hopping structure to make sure there's at least one closed-off element in every episode.
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The backstage was closed off for only his family for the show, because you know the main headliner gets to cut things off at a certain point.
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While Duane "Dog" Chapman is still grieving the loss of his wife, Beth Chapman, he isn't closed off to pursuing another relationship when the time is right.
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" The place seemingly doesn't need to be empty, but "spaces that are currently closed off from pedestrians or can be temporarily used for testing are of interest.
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The tiny space can be closed off from the rest of the room with a striped curtain, and a red 1960s sconce serves as a reading light.
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Five million left the city before it was closed off, but the city was swollen with people visiting for the Lunar New Year, and 9 million remain.
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Additionally, 3,000 seats at the Vasil Levski National Stadium will be closed off when Bulgaria faces the Czech Republic next month following another racist incident from June.
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DEVITO You go up this endless, steep staircase at Harlequin Studios [now closed, off Times Square] to a rehearsal room, and there's the movie's director, Milos Forman.
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Some videos, like one taken on an unknown date at Wuhan No. 7 Hospital, have made their way from China's closed-off internet onto networks like Twitter.
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On the mainland, the closed off 0.21 percent, or 6.8332 points, at 3,243.7657 and the Shenzhen Composite shed 0.327 percent, or 6.0730 points, to end at 1,1.16303.
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Prices closed off the lows after Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser reportedly said that the coronavirus impact will be "short term," according to a report from Reuters.
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Small, dark and closed off from the living area, it had a configuration that made it "hard to be social when cooking or cleaning," Ms. Oktay said.
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Eritrea, one of the world's most closed-off nations, has been ruled by Mr. Afwerki since gaining independence from Ethiopia in 1993 after years of rebel warfare.
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Richard and Emily live closed-off, isolated lives, where they seem to spend most of their time playfully bickering with each other or sniping at their maids.
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Touquette, in fact, spent every night at Realm during the fires—since the Silverado Trail was closed off, he knew he couldn't get back in if he left.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, only four of around 100 baccarat tables were occupied, while the rest of the casino lay empty and VIP sections were closed off.
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Nest's smart thermostats are often gateway drugs into the larger smart home ecosystem, but soon they could be gateway drugs for a more closed-off Google ecosystem instead.
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Within three months after implantation, scar tissue is supposed to naturally form around the coils until the tubes are completely closed off, so sperm can't reach any eggs.
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When I did, I found a layout where each month was relatively the same size, relatively rectangular, and not too closed-off from one another, and forged ahead.
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February 8thIndia banned Facebook's "free basics" internet service—a closed off, second-rate program that only allows users to see what Facebook wants them to see—for good.
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Unlike Facebook, where you have to scroll through your feed of feuding relatives and long political rants, Snapchat is more closed off and based more on individual snaps.
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Fighting closed off the city's northern exit, blocking a key route east to Sanaa and making it harder to transport goods from Yemen's biggest port to mountainous regions.
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Authorities are investigating if the shark was a great white and closed off the coastline from Ponto Beach in Carlsbad to Swami's Beach in Encinitas for 48 hours.
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They criticized government officials who reset the Apple identification associated with the phone, which closed off the possibility of recovering information from it through that automatic cloud backup.
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Kelly was only entirely closed off from the second floor of his studio, since it was being used as a bedroom and posed fire hazards, according to CNN.
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Local media reports that firefighters are investigating the cause of the leak at the Beuralia plant and have closed off a sluice gate that flows into the river.
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The issue has only furthered the isolation of North Korea, a closed-off communist state led for decades by the authoritarian Kim, his late father and his grandfather.
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The issue has only furthered the isolation of North Korea, a communist, closed-off state led for decades by the authoritarian Kim, his late father and his grandfather.
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Sama Abdulhadi: Before I came to the Cité des Arts, people had warned me about audiences and Parisian artists, that they could be quite closed-off and dismissive.
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Indexes closed off their highs on Wednesday following Trump's decision to disband two business councils after several chief executives quit in protest over his remarks on white nationalists.
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We're sitting in a dimly lit, closed-off hallway in the castle-like Mr. Smalls Theatre, chatting before their set on a bitter Pittsburgh night in mid-January.
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Turgay: You are not allowed to be politically active in a lager, and they are closed off—you cannot enter a lager unless you have an official function.
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That's not about Warren, that's just generally, I want to make sure we're not in a kind of whatever, closed off, inside-DC conversation around policy and politics.
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This account of North Korean life focusses on the porous nature of the regime's information infrastructure, showing a country that isn't quite as closed off as we assume.
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For the past month, its borders and airline routes have been closed off by a regional bloc consisting of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt.
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Russia closed off part of its 2,600-mile eastern border to China as the number of confirmed cases worldwide surpassed 7,700, by far the most still in China.
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The bank said it believed the criminals originated the attack from outside the country and was confident the exposures identified relating to customer data had been closed off.
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Otherwise the situation in Greece will stay very difficult, the humanitarian crisis will increase as the Western Balkan route has been closed off and people cannot leave Greece.
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However, people often make the mistake of sitting with their backs to the chair and leaning away from the interviewer, he says, which makes them appear closed off.
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The result is an unnerving portrait of life in a community that endeavors to keep itself closed off to outsiders, partly by making life outside its borders unthinkable.
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Police said a fence around the building was closed off in an apparent attempt to prevent residents escaping and rescuers getting in, but all 24 people inside escaped unharmed.
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When I say "closed off," you'll notice that in a porn scene the guys will have their hands behind their back or they're doing something weird with their positioning.
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More than 57,000 refugees and migrants, mostly Syrians, Afghans and Iraqis, are in camps across Greece, stranded since countries across the Balkans closed off the route to northern Europe.
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Although the Balkan route was closed off in 2016, there are currently over 6,000 migrants from countries such as Syria, Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan in Serbia's government-operated camps.
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The Dow closed off session highs but still about 213 points higher, with 3M, UnitedHealth, Visa and Goldman Sachs the top contributors to gains as nearly all constituents rose.
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A police official said about 1,000 people continued to block the only railway tracks linking Greece and Macedonia, closed off for weeks by protesters demanding passage to northern Europe.
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Gediman said no areas around El Capitan have been closed off to the public, but park officials have posted signs near the area warning visitors of the recent rockslides.
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Before "dieselgate", there was an extreme deference to authority at VW and a closed-off corporate culture that some critics say may have been a factor in the cheating.
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That route has been closed off since February following border shutdowns across the Balkans, stranding about 54,000 migrants and refugees in various makeshift or state-run camps across Greece.
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Unfortunately, that leaves consumers in a strange limbo, caught between the closed-off Lighting standard on one side and the confusing, inconsistent world of USB-C on the other.
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Since many popular games, like Hearthstone for example, don't have desktop clients, these apps have been almost completely closed off to Chromebook and even most desktops for that matter.
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Eritrea&aposs information minister announced the agreement on Twitter as Somalia&aposs president ended a historic three-day visit to one of the world&aposs most closed-off nations.
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Rumors flew about the reasoning behind the change, and many kinksters feared it would make the often-stigmatized community even more closed-off to people hoping to explore it.
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Organizers also denounced that Thursday's hearing and vote were closed off to the public, in direct violation of Article 3, Section 11 of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico's Constitution.
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It's possessed of a sense of loneliness and isolation which is mirrored—and perhaps compounded—by Schechter's closed-off dayjob and the geographical distance between the band's two halves.
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Shares of Exxon Mobil closed off session lows but still ended down 2.2 percent after the firm reported a 58 percent drop in profit, hurt by low oil prices.
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Read More This chart is sending a scary message The major averages closed off session highs but held more than 1 percent higher as oil topped $31 a barrel.
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Let's just hope that when Waititi takes on Marvel he doesn't make a habit of using great female characters as motivation for two closed-off men to open up.
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Bucking the positive trend, China's Shanghai composite closed off by around 239 percent, thought to be affected by fears over domestic regulators further toughening their stance towards speculative traders.
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"It really deepened some of the nurse-patient relationships," she said, explaining how these fleeting moments helped her understand why some patients were closed off and resistant to help.
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This new perspective closed off an older vision of New York, shutting down debate over whether city government should seek to guarantee a set of social rights for all.
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But the biggest news was that Apple decided to open up a number of core services — Maps, Siri, and iMessage — that for a long time have been closed off.
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Gas, electrical and water services were cut off to a section of downtown Ottawa, and roadblocks closed off several major routes through the city, snarling traffic and bus service.
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How he wound up inside of the car, which is housed in a pitch black, closed off building and behind a gigantic heavy door even Elodie has trouble opening.
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Over in South Korea, the Kospi closed off by 0.07 percent at 216.17,21.4 as technology stocks weighed on the broader index, taking cues from the declines on Wall Street.
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A third of the base is still burning and the airspace above it was closed off, Poltorak said, adding that the attack would not significantly affect Ukraine's military capacity.
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Reuters has reported major cross-asset funds have closed off to new entrants in face of surging demand, while others have opened new vehicles to capitalize on the trend.
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There was safety in the closed off bathroom stall, safety in the ritual, in the cadence switch that happens to the conversation after doing a bump and a drip.
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In The Sanctuary, a pool with native sealife, guests can get up close to sea creatures, like turtles and sting rays, in a closed-off area for $65/session.
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It was the sort of disruption transit advocates have warned could cripple the Northeast if either of the century-old tubes has to be closed off for extensive repairs.
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Many roads are completely closed off by rebel fighters or destroyed, making it harder for food that comes into ports to reach markets — leading to a spike in malnutrition.
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The forest service keeps the public about a quarter mile away from nesting sites; land adjacent is closed off, so that eagles won't feel threatened and abandon their young.
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It is doing so, analysts say, because such tactics are part of the basis of Iranian power and because the United States has closed off other avenues for responding.
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As Eleanor Roosevelt tried to influence her wary husband, and humanitarian workers from Jewish organizations attempted to reason with recalcitrant officials, potential escape paths closed off one by one.
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It is tucked between Cap Haitien and Labadee, a private beach resort closed-off peninsula leased by Royal Caribbean as a day stop for many of its cruise ships.
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It's not just because the country was long closed off to many travelers, first as part of the Soviet Union and then under a dictator who died in 2016.
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His visit to the city, which was closed off in late January, sends a powerful signal that the Chinese government believes the worst of its national emergency is over.
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The Sun Microsystems co-founder bought properties bordering San Mateo&aposs Martins Beach for roughly $32 million back in 2008, and closed off public access to it in 2010.
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This all reaffirms two things: that Warren isn't willing to fundraise the traditional way, but also that she's not completely closed off to considering funding from Big Tech sources.
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A spokesperson for the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority told NBC affiliate KARE that the 14th floor was closed off, but other building residents could return home within the day.
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Regardless, here, Coffey takes "a colossal figure" whose "form-shattering masterpieces" can seem hermetic and obscure, deliberately closed off, and opens him up in a way we haven't seen.
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But it's likely to be worse than usual this time, with extra streets closed off as protection for President Trump, ensconced for several days in his Fifth Avenue aerie.
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We were seated opposite each other on the lowest level of the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, inhabiting a closed-off exhibition called "Depths of Space," mulling stoic men.
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We're told just like Michael Jackson and Nipsey Hussle's memorials -- which were also held at Staples -- streets around the building will be closed off for security and traffic control.
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They summarily closed off the city's access to credit, refusing to market the short-term notes that the city needed to cover its expenses and pay off maturing notes.
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Hmm, it's amazing that Jackson never stopped to consider that she's so closed off because who would want to open up to someone who you suspect isn't over their ex?
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France's Prehistoric Sites and Decorated Caves of the Vézère Valley have been closed off to tourists since 1963, due to the damaging effects that tourism had on prehistoric cave art.
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Bank of Montreal said it believed the attack originated from outside the country and was confident the exposures that led to the theft of customer data had been closed off.
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Apple closed off session highs but still more than 1 percent higher after Taiwan's Economic Daily reported Monday that Apple asked its suppliers to make more iPhone 15s than expected.
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We remained unyielding in our house: The royal family had never been celebrated here, and this closed off, seemingly detached front they were presenting did nothing to change our opinion.
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Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN)Israel has closed off the West Bank city of Yatta as authorities investigate a terror attack at a Tel Aviv market that left four people dead.
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Snapchat has spent years closed off to developers — it never offered a public API like competitors Facebook and Twitter that let outsiders build features using the app or its data.
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When the ride transforms into " The Incredicoaster" as part of Disney California Adventure's forthcoming Pixar Pier, they will be extended and closed off, making for exciting ride-aiding show scenes.
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What followed was a cat-and-mouse game, with some shouting but no arrests, that ended farther away from the arena than when it began -- on another closed off avenue.
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Following Lu's arrest, the area was closed off to the public with yellow tape and a sign that said, "Do not disturb sea turtle nest," an arrest affidavit told CNN.
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God of War's opening hours tread a safe path, reintroducing familiar, old mechanics in closed-off spaces while slowly amping up the pressure with tougher foes and more varied threats.
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"There is definitely a sense of hunger to get access to data and technology, and data and information — maybe precisely because the country was so closed off before," Petersen said.
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Despite the fact that Bernie Sanders's path to the nomination has been all but closed off, he is now insisting there will be a "contested convention" for the party's superdelegates.
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The Vietnamese women in my family are some of the strongest, most outspoken and resilient women I know, but can be very closed off to different sexual identities and races.
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The 300-square-foot enclosed chef's kitchen can be closed off by a sliding door, while the adjacent open "social kitchen" is anchored by a large marble island and countertop.
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Over the years, Mr. Karimov also closed off the country to outside observers and put the news media under government control — one reason the circumstances of his death remain unclear.
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The work is so dangerous that the only route to access the island is by a dam, which can be closed off at any time in case of an outbreak.
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While traffic backs up and reroutes, the closed-off area called Oracle Cloud Plaza served organic food (and, throughout the five-day event, an estimated three million cups of coffee).
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Trading volume climbed to a two-month high as the index fell below technical support on the February low of 5,53 points, though it closed off its intra-day low.
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After engaging in what had been described by the judge as "heavy petting," the two allegedly went off to a "closed off darkened area" of a basement, court documents state.
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Mindy's problem was that she was a hopeless romantic who wanted to find the right guy, and Danny was a closed-off guy who never thought he'd have a family.
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Knowing you have only one shot turns play into a performance, a closed-off and intensified space, one that offers the potential for intimate self-knowledge and an intense awareness.
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But he also argued for the merits of open source software in a space pretty much dominated by the closed-off products of large corporates, such as Google and Uber.
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Even though all I needed to do to feel included was reach out to hold their hands, I closed off, shut down, and created what I was afraid would happen.
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State officials announced the park, which is closed off to the public and will be monitored by state police, will house seven mobile units to help isolate patients, WSB reported.
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He has faced increasing pressure to abandon his campaign since Biden's dominating victories in contests in Florida, Illinois and Arizona, which effectively closed off any viable path to the nomination.
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The visual elements of the puzzle went through some changes: originally, the racket was closed off from the rest of the grid — a big no-no in crosswords, of course.
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The authors of the study hope that this is just the beginning of studying regions that have been closed off due to transportation issues, war, harsh environments or other factors.
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"The area (around the protest) was closed off, with 19 people inside - protesters holding placards," Ruslan Zinatullin, a member of the opposition Yabloko party, was cited by Interfax as saying.
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Yet there's bravery in Ms. Choe's insistence on her remaining an enigma; wrapped in Zoë White's bleak cinematography, Nancy is so closed off we can't get a handle on her.
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Production of oil, gas and condensates have also been interrupted at the western Wafa field, where an armed group closed off pipelines on March 26 near the town of Nalut.
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To the left of the kitchen is an open family room and a formal dining room that can be closed off from the rest of the space with pocket doors.
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The rapid construction project is a reaction to the unraveling situation in the central Chinese city, which has been closed off from the outside to try to contain the spread.
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In 2014, I profiled some of the young men who had been kicked off campus for sexual misconduct, and found many had grown increasingly resentful and closed off to change.
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"Syria is ours, not for the house of Assad," protesters chanted as security forces closed off the area to stop residents from other parts of the city joining the demonstration.
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Clinton was widely seen as personally closed off during the campaign, with many attributing it to the personal scrutiny she took during Bill Clinton's bid for president and eventual impeachment.
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Crossing your arms can give the impression you're closed off, so experts instead suggest keeping your arms and legs uncrossed and your palms open to be as persuasive as possible.
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They recovered slightly after it was denied by the White House, but selling again accelerated and the Dow closed off 274 points at 21,750, its worst day in three months.
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I attached a winter hood, suggesting that I'm too closed-off, a suitcase for all my baggage, and a tuba, representing that I often have too loud of a voice.
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Last Friday, U.S. stocks closed off their session lows following news that one of President Donald Trump's top advisors, Steve Bannon had departed from his role at the White House.
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These phrases make people defensive and closed off to your message, which is a really bad thing because you likely use these phrases when you have something important to discuss.
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Last Friday, U.S. stocks closed off their session lows following news that one of President Donald Trump's top advisors Steve Bannon had departed from his role at the White House.
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As the F.A.A. rerouted flights and slowed air traffic, passengers saw delays of up to two hours at La Guardia, which was closed off to inbound flights until late morning.
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And it's reflective of the kinds of anxiety of needing to make it because other pathways for mobility that are open for white middle-class students may be closed off.
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To me, the greatest sin of all is failing to be an engaged citizen of the world, so the lessons are about being open to others rather than closed off.
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Minutes after the attacker plowed his car into the railings by the Houses of Parliament, the entire area was closed off and swarming with heavily armed cops in black uniforms.
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Students and faculty, bussed on to campus in small groups, were allowed to enter the high school on Saturday to retrieve belongings, though investigators closed off part of the grounds.
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The FDA was expected to ban e-cigarettes last year, but it instead pushed for e-cigarettes to be sold only in parts of stores that are closed-off to teenagers.
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The game's "board" reveals itself as you progress forward, and previously discovered areas remain visible—when they're not quite deliberately closed off from backtracking, ensuring new runs can follow different routes.
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Director Arthur Cary also includes children of survivors who wrestled with a different form of trauma, raised as they were by parents who in some instances closed off parts of themselves.
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The new documentary That Summer is not just another movie cashing in on Grey Gardens interest, but a peek back through the decades into a formerly closed-off piece of history.
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Largely rejecting the conventional layout of closed-off cubes, the building hosts a string of galleries that feature high-vaulted ceilings, acute angles, and odd segues facilitated by little interior staircases.
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Smart, boisterous, and naive, Jacob pops the bubble of the closed off world that Turtle inhabits, resulting in an unforgettable tale of one girl's struggle to save herself from unimaginable abuse.
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It's part of what made the Chromebook's closed-off browser-based operating system a hit in the classroom, along with fast logins, which are a key part of this new version.
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It will be using the E16 stretch as a closed-off testbed for the technology through 2018, and hopes to put the infrastructure to use in actual traffic by next year.
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Abel was spotted Saturday night at Day 2 of the festival with his arm around Chantel, as they strolled around the closed-off VIP area ... drinks in hand, and all smiles.
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The road, officially closed off to the public since late Friday, became the central hub for photographic evidence of the storm's power, even as city officials warned people to stay away.
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In the Sacramento suburbs, he finds a closed-off dad (Bradley Whitford), and two sisters (Maude Apatow, Madisen Beaty), all three of whom David ignores until a climactic moment of redemption.
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I can tell you right now that I know a lot of people who are closed off from other people and who try to maintain a sense of power in relationships.
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Over the last few years, our nation that once welcomed and recruited those who aspired to greater things – to new beginnings - has become insular and more closed off to the world.
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"Chipotle's closed-off and limited governance structure is unsustainable and counterproductive, posing a direct risk to shareholders and the public at large," Amalgamated Bank CEO Keith Mestrich said in a statement.
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The FDA was expected to ban e-cigarettes last month, but it instead pushed for e-cigarettes to be sold only in parts of stores that are closed-off to teenagers.
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He voiced anger at the security forces for failing to stop the bomber, and questioned why the street, which had been closed off earlier in the evening, was reopened around midnight.
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The area around the supermarket is closed off, as Coulibaly executes two of the hostages and threatens to kill more if the police launches a raid against the Kouachi brothers' hideout.
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I meet different Muslims all the time, and they're practicing in ways that maybe aren't that familiar to me, but I want to remain open to that and not closed off.
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Upstairs, the master suite has a bedroom with a private terrace on the front of the house and a raised sitting area that could be closed off as an additional bedroom.
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But those initiatives will mean little if people still insist on believing what they want to believe, living in digital safe spaces closed off from anything that intrudes on their worldview.
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The Atlantic City Police Department, State Police and U.S. Secret Service closed off the area around St. Nicholas along Tennessee Avenue between Atlantic and Pacific avenues for the event as well.
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Why it matters: As communications become more closed off and private, experts worry that private group forums online may be festering hateful activity that could manifest itself in dangerous offline behavior.
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There was a window of a few days before the park would be entirely closed off to the public, and two weeks until the bodies of water would be completely dry.
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You start and end the book with that point about space and how our frontiers have closed off, and I think it reflects a deep pessimism that you never quite own.
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After the attack, Afghan security forces closed off streets around the site, east of Kabul's main airport and on the way to the sprawling Bagram air base north of the capital.
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The arches are designed in pairs of different sizes, to accommodate road and pedestrian traffic, though the central arch is closed off by iron gates and used exclusively for ceremonial processions.
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Might it have resembled Asmara, the capital of closed-off Eritrea in the Horn of Africa, known for its well-preserved Art Deco treasures built by Italian occupiers in the 1930s?
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Hundreds of police have guarded the marches in recent months, with sections of a main Warsaw thoroughfare closed off, and public spending on protection quadrupled as liberal activists staged counter-protests.
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Still, heavyweight technology names were mostly lower by the end of the day: Samsung Electronics closed off by 0.08 percent, but was off session lows, and LG Electronics lost 0.9 percent.
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At one point, police briefly closed off the Camden Yards baseball stadium, keeping people at the Baltimore Orioles and Boston Red Sox game stuck inside until police gave the all-clear.
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Residents of Bahir Dar, about 500 kilometers (300 miles) northwest of Addis, said there was at least four hours of gunfire on Saturday evening and some roads had been closed off.
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Previous generations could rely on record sales and royalties to fund their pensions, but digital disruption has largely closed off such revenues, so the performers have to get back on the road.
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In 2014, climate simulations concluded the arid Sahara we know today was formed about seven million years ago when a shift in tectonic plates closed off the region from the surrounding seas.
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In addition to posting a series of smiling photographs from the AccorHotels Arena, Brussaux also shared a series of clips on her Instagram at an area closed off to the general public.
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The area has roll-up garage doors and accordion glass doors that can be opened for guests to wander in and out of the restaurant or be closed off for private events.
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The youngest of their two sons, seven-year-old Nicholas, has cerebral palsy and epilepsy, and the couple's closed-off floor plan made it difficult to navigate their day-to-day lives.
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As the next generation of women graduates join the workforce, steps need to be taken to ensure they are entering a world that is inclusive and supportive, not reactionary and closed-off.
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Iran said the U.S. move had closed off diplomacy and blamed the United States for abandoning the only route to peace just days after the two foes came within minutes of conflict.
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That route was effectively closed off in March, but since then Serbian authorities estimate a further 110,000 migrants have passed through the country, many crossing its now sealed border with Hungary illegally.
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I wasn't convinced that I would be able to find the care I need, and, even if I could, I'm very closed-off when it comes to telling strangers my life problems.
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Since Saladin will now live at Felwinter's Peak and that social space is closed off to players running older versions of Destiny, there's no way for those players to interact with him.
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Yosemite National Park has announced that large areas of the park will be closed off as during the near-height of the visitor season due to "ongoing impacts" from the Ferguson fire.
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This is true of people who open up easily, but it can also be true of people who are more reticent and closed off, who take a long time to trust someone.
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The businessman has spent decades plastering his name on buildings around New York City which has caused his brand to penetrate even the closed-off communities of Hasidim in the outer boroughs.
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That doesn't mean Marling is at all closed off or defensive; she is, on the other hand, an incredibly warm and thoughtful person who is humble yet very aware of her position.
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Any body language that is closed off, such as turning slightly away from you or crossing the arms, is a defensive posture that, like a lack of eye contact, signals feeling threatened.
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Initially, we'd planned to go through the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC), but a week before we were due to start, there was an avalanche and the roads had to be closed off.
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What she didn't know was that the coffee had been made in a machine that should have been closed off from use, as it was being cleaned with a highly corrosive substance.
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We sit in a closed-off section of the restaurant at a table for which prospective diners have to effectively interview with Siigur over email in order to get a seat at.
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It's not the best day to plan a date or any kind of important meeting—sensitive Venus squaring off with somber Saturn may find everyone very critical, feeling closed off or stingy.
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The exterior and interior of T Noie, designed by Katsutoshi Sasaki + Associates, are at odds, with a dark and closed off facade giving no indication of the open and airy layout inside.
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Under the cover of a bewildering maze of regulations and behind-the-scenes demands, Chinese officials have systematically raised barriers and closed off China's information and communications technology sectors to foreign competition.
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The investment was a reminder that China, with all its promise, has been largely closed off to American tech giants, thanks to government censorship and fierce competition from homegrown rivals like Alibaba.
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Last week, Saudi Arabia closed off the highways, sea routes and airports in war-torn Yemen, forbidding humanitarian groups from even shipping chlorine tablets for the Yemenis suffering from a cholera epidemic.
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Even if China's economy weren't so closed off to so many American goods and services, a strong argument has long been made that the U.S. needs to diversify its sources for imports.
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But before moving out, the seller led her upstairs and pointed to the back of a closet where there was a narrow framed slit closed off by a square of painted plywood.
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By the time he got to Ziyanda's school, hundreds of parents had closed off the unpaved roads, furious that their grievances had been met with near silence from the A.N.C.'s leaders.
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Human beings are storytelling creatures, craning to see the crumpled metal in the closed-off highway lane, working from the moment the traffic slows to construct a narrative from what's left behind.
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The rest of the mall, much of which has been closed off for demolition, was virtually devoid of foot traffic, except for a pair of security guards and a few other pedestrians.
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"This is about what kind of country we want to be," he said: "Do we want to be an open and tolerant country," or one that is closed off and inward looking?
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Hours after officials announced they had virtually closed off the city of Wuhan — the epicenter of the outbreak — they also announced that two other central Chinese cities would be effectively locked down.
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With the help of her new friend, whom she names Winn-Dixie (after the grocery store), Opal is able to connect with the residents of Naomi and with her closed-off father.
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Hours after the fire had been extinguished, a stretch of the river lined mostly with thickets of dormant trees was closed off by containment boom and was being patrolled by official vessels.
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The adjoining dining room, which can be closed off from the living room with folding doors, has a restored antique chandelier, a second fireplace and open shelving separating it from the kitchen.
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They wanted to find out whether the problem was not enough women with the education, training or desire to start companies, or whether it was factors like bias or closed-off networks.
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Somehow, the tree that reached the closed-off section of St. Catherine Street where the market is held measured just 88 feet tall, six feet short of the one in Rockefeller Center.
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The layout of the apartment was configured to provide maximum privacy — for staff, business associates, family and guests — with various wings that can be closed off from the rest of the unit.
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But the Trump administration's hostility toward Iran — Mr. Trump has threatened to tear up the Iran nuclear accord — has closed off such a strategy, so the United States must rely on Pakistan.
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But tightening restrictions have closed off such venues, and liberal academics like Professor Xu have become increasingly disheartened about the prospects for political relaxation and a measure of democratization under party rule.
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During this short interval of time, seats are effectively closed off to other customers, allowing scalpers grab hundreds of tickets simultaneously and choose the best ones before ordinary humans get a chance.
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The 29-year-old had actively promoted closer ties between the closed-off world of North Korean and the western world, using his social media accounts to document his travels and experiences extensively.
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A gravel road at the intersection of 460th Street and Highway 21 near Brooklyn is closed off as law enforcement looks at a nearby farm property where Mollie Tibbetts' body was earlier found.
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Earlier, pictures on Twitter showed armed police at the complex, which is home to a cinema, gym and several restaurants, and local media reported that roads leading to it had been closed off.
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In an effort to fend off financial risks, Beijing tightened monetary conditions in 2017 to tackle a growing debt pile, and closed off many gray channels for highly-leveraged developers to raise debt.
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Up to three million civilians are stuck between the advancing Syrian government troops and the closed-off border with Turkey, which already hosts 3.6 million Syrian refugees and says it cannot take more.
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A study in February 2017 by the University of Pittsburgh showed that American adults who spend more than two hours a day on social media felt twice as closed-off than their peers.
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He said the area is now closed off and on lockdown while several of the shops and restaurants on Las Ramblas are sheltering people who were out on the street before the crash.
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Costa, who sought an explanation from the national civil protection agency, the weather institute and police, also asked why a road, where many people died in their cars, had not been closed off.
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Just days before the deadly shooting, which killed 17, Snapchat released Snap Maps for web browsers, which provides wider and easier access to the previously closed-off and difficult to search Snapchat app.
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Rap Monster taught himself English by watching Friends, so he covered the group's BBMAs Magenta Carpet interviews and delivered their acceptance speech (which he closed off in Korean) as fans screamed in support.
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With the roads blocked by the police and the commercial pier closed off by the Coast Guard, supplies were brought into Malibu by boat but couldn't be ferried all the way onto shore.
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" And she also saw herself, she says, as she thought about "my own relationship with my husband and seasons where I'm way more emotionally closed off, and how that must make him feel.
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Violence from the protest in Baghdad on Wednesday also spilled over into the "Green Zone" — a neutral area full of foreign government buildings largely closed off to locals — after explosions were reported there.
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The terminal was closed off during construction in the '80s before the station was even opened, and the bats were drawn to it because it resembles a cave — the fruit bat's natural habitat.
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It's all been very closed off for many years, and we were very fortunate to be in the right time and the right place when [general director] Vladimir Urin came into the building.
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In short, the deal closed off all routes to an Iranian bomb, posted checkpoints on all roads leading toward it, and committed the entire world to making sure no traffic moves that way.
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The Lubbock police had beefed up their presence around campus and closed off major streets, fearing a repeat of the rowdy behavior that followed Texas Tech's semifinal victory over Michigan State on Saturday.
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After hundreds of Sinaloa cartel gunmen, or "sicarios," closed off the city, attacked key sites and threatened to kill numerous hostages, Mr. López Obrador had no choice but to free Mr. Guzmán López.
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Another recent hashtag, #islandsclosure, also rose to the top of the Twitter trending list over the New Year's holidays, as southern tourist islands were closed off for visits by the king's youngest daughter.
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For decades, Uzbekistan was largely closed off to most travelers, first as a constituent republic of the Soviet Union, and later under a dictator, Islam Karimov, whose 27-year reign ended in 2016.
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NASCAR releases no official attendance figures, but the high-capacity stands at its tracks appear much less full than they were 22021 years ago, and at many tracks sections have been closed off.
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Thousands of people were held on a cruise ship in Italy on Thursday and Russia closed off its borders with China as global fears continued to grow over the rapidly spreading Wuhan coronavirus.
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Another recent hashtag, #islandsclosure, also rose to the top of the Twitter trending list over the New Year's holidays, as southern tourist islands were closed off for visits by the king's youngest daughter.
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This term — bubble — is not one that I and others have used in hyperbole; but rather, it truly represents the closed-off mindset of American progressivism in coastal cities and on college campuses.
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Although that route was closed off last March, Serbian authorities estimate a further 110,000 migrants have passed through the country, many using smugglers to cross Serbia and its barbed-wire border with Hungary.
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Justin and Hailey are set to walk down the aisle Monday at the Montage Palmetto Bluff, and some of the most prized areas on the property are being closed off from hotel guests.
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And with the left flank of the nominating contest closed off by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, that ideological landscape figures to be where the next stage of the primary will be waged.
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Since March 2016, when an agreement between the European Union and Turkey closed off the migration route across the Aegean, the stream of asylum-seekers arriving in the Netherlands has slowed to a trickle.
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These closed-off spaces typically provide free WiFi, food, and drinks—even alcoholic ones, which is vital since the other great secret to airports is that it's surprisingly fun to get drunk in them.
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Their brief scenes of domestic strife have empathy for Tyler's character and sadness over Pitt's closed-off masculinity, while Lucy in the Sky can't help but portray the husband as kind of a dope.
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Because the trub can be closed off from the actual beer, you're able to "rack" the beer – remove the sediment – simply by closing the valve and getting rid of the stuff in the jar.
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The co-stars get up to a range of debauchery, including smoking joints and doing shrooms, climbing all over cars and RVs, getting into fistfights, and sneaking into a closed-off hotel swimming pool.
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Being in the prime Yacht Club area of the ship means the suite also offers a concierge service, a 24-hour butler and exclusive restaurants, bars and sunbathing space closed off to other passengers.
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Ultimately, the only safe server is one completely closed off to everyone, and in the interest of growing their communities, it's a step none of the admins we spoke to were willing to take.
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SM: First, I will say that the hardware community is extremely helpful and collaborative, unlike the world of enterprise software, which is pretty cutthroat and where people are more closed off to helping others.
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I listened to some tunes, then saw how it takes advantage of the new Alexa integration to act as a smart hub to connect with other Sonos speakers in a closed-off demo room.
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Turkey also closed off the residences of the Dutch ambassador, charge d'affaires and consul general as tensions between the NATO partners escalated after the Dutch government barred Turkey's foreign minister from flying to Rotterdam.
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Mueller, a company veteran who became CEO after the emissions test cheating scandal broke in September 2015, has complained on several occasions that tackling VW's closed-off corporate culture was proving tougher than expected.
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Muslims in the most oppressed and closed-off region in China are using the country's version of TikTok, the video-sharing app popular among Generation Z, to tell the world about the government's abuse.
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Mr. Stillman's contribution to Ms. Monnier's apartment was to suggest a multiplicity of doors when she renovated, he said, so that every passageway and room can be closed off, like those on a boat.
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Favor will continue to launch new tier-two and tier-three markets, and Bath said that he is not closed off to the idea of eventually trying out tier-one markets in the future.
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Going Forward The interactive "Cuba on the Edge of Change" states: Though Cuban society has been closed off from the world for a half-century, there remains an uncanny openness about the nation's people.
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Even as the United States under President Donald Trump becomes more closed off - with a pending ban on visitors from several Muslim-majority countries and a crackdown on immigration violations - Canada's arms remain open.
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Some companies are more closed-off in their business, only dealing with clients from a limited list of countries, such as the Five Eyes alliance of the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
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What we see in his photographs of teenagers and young adults hanging together is what Davidson didn't photograph, another world that was closed off to him, and that we have yet to fully recognize.
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The incident happened in Sarov, one of Russia's so-called secret cities that's closed off to foreigners and accessible only by permit (think Los Alamos, New Mexico, a birthplace of American nuclear weapons design).
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Iran's Interior Ministry released a statement on Sunday emphasizing that all street gatherings were banned, and called on those who wanted to hold victory celebrations to obtain permits for gatherings in closed-off venues.
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The backdrop: The game was played in a stadium in Sofia, Bulgaria, where 5,000 seats were already closed off as a UEFA punishment for racist chants during qualifiers against Kosovo and the Czech Republic.
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The authorities in China have since closed off Wuhan, a city of more than 11 million people, by canceling flights and trains leaving the city, and suspending bus, subway and ferry service within it.
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Troopers closed off both directions of Interstate 696 and asked for the truckers' help, hoping to protect the man in case he fell or jumped, said Lt. Mike Shaw of the Michigan State Police.
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Next to the bedroom was a small second sitting area with a daybed, which could also be closed off from the bedroom by a door and made the room feel like a spacious apartment.
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The blockades, which have also temporarily closed off certain United States border crossings, are part of a growing resistance movement against a natural gas pipeline that Coastal GasLink has planned for unceded Wet'suwet'en territory.
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Christie later defended his trip to the closed-off beach, saying that he publicized he would be at the beach and mocked the front-page Star-Ledger story, saying it deserves a Pulitzer Prize.
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To grow large in this business is also to grow slow, blind and dumb, to become closed off from the very sources of innovation that turned you into a shark in the first place.
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Prior to that scene, I wasn't sure what kind of a movie this was, other than a story about Brad Pitt as a preternaturally calm and emotionally closed-off astronaut in the near future.
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He also played street hockey on roller skates on closed-off streets, went sledding in a cemetery on Dead Man's Hill and spent summer nights with the windows open, sweating and listening to the trolley.
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Light signals in the pavement and interchangeable poles and barriers could communicate whether the roadway is open to traffic on a weekday morning, or closed off and converted into a playground for families on weekends.
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"A lot has changed and I think that people are much more mindful of where you're changing, if you're naked on set that everything is very closed off and that you feel comfortable," she said.
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But Trump and House conservatives have hardened around demands for more severe anti-immigration concessions, like border wall funding and cuts to legal immigration, so that avenue for cooperation has been closed off as well.
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It's happened at the last two parties I've gone to in the Bay Area: At a certain point in the evening, a group of women ends up sitting together, forming a slightly closed-off circle.
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Despite what the police barriers suggest, it's not closed off to the public––the pageantry of the K9 units and security checkpoints seems designed to merely minimize the amount of people loitering near the entrance.
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Slowly, you realize that certain things about the past are no longer true of the present, and wait for the other shoe to drop, for the "answer" that explains why Lee is so closed off.
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Even more change is afoot: This September, you'll be able to catch the new Yeezy collection as well as other previously closed-off NYFW events on the small screen, according to the Hollywood Reporter. E!
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That's exactly the approach that Papua New Guinea, the Pacific sea island nation located near Australia, is proposing to take with a new measure that could see the social network closed off for a month.
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But Magic Leap has drawn attention for the prominent investors it has attracted — Google, Fidelity Investments and Warner Brothers, among others — despite being almost completely closed off from showing the public any of its products.
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Afghan security forces closed off streets around the site, which is east of Kabul's main international airport and on the way to the sprawling Bagram air base north of the city, immediately after the attack.
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They reacted by forming closed-off, utopian societies—farms and communes where women often took on traditionally male activities like mechanics and engineering, in what would come to be known as the women's land movement.
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For Walmart, adding its products to Amazon Alexa's voice-shopping platform was obviously out of the question since the two companies are fierce rivals and Amazon's voice commerce approach appears to be more closed off.
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But opponents, many of them from the financial services industry, argue that the rule will prove unwieldy and unduly costly to implement, and could result in small investors' being closed off from personalized financial advice.
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Tensions have risen in recent weeks as teachers opposed to President Enrique Pena Nieto's reform, which requires teachers to sit evaluation tests every three years, have closed off a slew of highways throughout the country.
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In my favorite, Sookee and Hideko go from the closed-off confines of the mansion Hideko has lived in most of her life to the glorious outdoor sunshine in a quick cut between lateral movements.
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Although that route was closed off in March, Serbian authorities estimate a further 110,000 migrants have passed through the country, many using smugglers to travel across Serbia and cross its barbed-wire border with Hungary.
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Several high-speed trains from Shanghai and Beijing were also delayed or canceled on Thursday, and highways in the provinces of Jiangsu, Henan, Shaanxi and Hubei have also been closed off, the China Daily reported.
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"We were lucky enough to have a friend who worked on the island at the time, so we got special access to places that are typically closed off," Dasha told Insider of the unique locations.
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The real (unintentional) twist, though, is having him play an acting coach who pushes his students to be honest onstage — given that Douglas, in his highly successful career, has consistently given closed-off, impenetrable performances.
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The Arctic refuge, which covers more than 30,000 square miles, has been closed off to commercial drilling for decades because of concerns about the impact on polar bears, caribou and other animals in the region.
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Two major oilfields in southwest Libya began shutting down on Sunday after a pipeline was closed off, potentially reducing national output to a fraction of its normal level, the country's National Oil Corp (NOC) said.
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The machine appears to be a closed-off pod with a futuristic design that wouldn't look out of place in the Halo video game universe, at least from the renderings made available by the organization.
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Meanwhile, if the university needed another symbol of the cost of the ideological battles, Sproul Plaza, famous as the site of Free Speech movement protests of the 1960s, was closed off as a security precaution.
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In minutes, they created a small obstacle course on the closed-off street next to the weekly farmers' market in East Harlem, as children — Asian, Latino and black girls and boys of all ages — arrived.
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Hopefully, nothing terrible happens this weekend, since the U.S. military has warned that they will protect their sites with force if necessary and the Air Force has closed off airspace around Area 51 this weekend.
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The police canceled a planned protest march through Paris because of the violence at the Place d'Italie, and they earlier closed off the Champs-Élysées, the central avenue that was a focus of previous demonstrations.
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The character in "The Reader" [the 2008 film for which Ms. Winslet won an Oscar] is totally closed off and that was very hard for me, largely because it was so opposite who I am.
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