In 2017, retail closures were approximately 4 times that of 2016 closures.
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Within five years of closures, opioid overdose deaths in the areas with plant closures were 85% higher than in counties without closures, according to the researchers.
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If alumina closures exactly match aluminium closures, the two markets should rebalance smoothly.
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Road closures Another classic low tech technique, road closures, will play a key role.
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Throughout 2016, Cushman & Wakefield tracked over 4,000 major retail chain closures, surpassing 2015's roughly 3,600 closures.
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"For people in small towns -- the closures that we've already experienced, these closures have had a devastating impact," Barrasso said.
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Last year, Coresight tracked 5,2503 store closures, down more than 30 percent from a record 8,139 closures announced in 21.
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Last year, Coresight tracked 5,524 store closures, down more than 30% from an all-time record 8,139 closures announced in 2017.
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Last year, Coresight tracked 5,524 store closures, down more than 30% from an all-time record 8,20193 closures announced in 2017.
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The Limited came in third, with 250 closures, followed by Wet Seal, which has the fifth most closures chronicled (171 stores).
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Last year, Coresight tracked 5,524 store closures, down more than 803% from an all-time high of 8,139 closures announced in 2017.
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Last year, Coresight tracked 5,524 store closures, down more than 30% from an all-time high of 8,139 closures announced in 2017.
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Because of this, rural hospital closures have escalated, leaving 63 percent of the closures occurring in states that have not expanded Medicaid.
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It said a review of its store estate will result in about 220 new supermarkets and 21-20.8024 closures; about 80 new Argos outlets in Sainsbury's stores and 60-70 Argos closures, with 110 new convenience stores and 30-40 closures.
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Chris Christie spoke, after the lane closures, in October 2013 about the drafting of a false report regarding the reason for the closures.
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Politicians in June 2016 called the closures a "quiet scandal", citing a Reuters report showing the closures disproportionately affected poorer areas in Britain.
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Rue21 also warned that it could evaluate additional store closures now, in addition to the already-planned 400 closures that began in April.
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According to Coresight, there were 5,524 store closures last year, which was still 30% less than the 239114,21509 closures in 239654 — a record high.
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He told CNN that temporary closures of specific schools where coronavirus cases are found are possible -- but he said he doesn't anticipate mass closures.
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POSSIBLE CLOSURES Nuclear regulator ASN had been informed about the problem on Monday and would rule on any possible closures, the EDF spokesman said.
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For people with dexterity challenges, you need to make sure that the closures are easy to get into or that they have options without closures.
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Mall closures alone have reached 210,212.6 this year, a 140% increase year over year from the 1,696 closures in 2018, according to Bank of America.
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The ability to offset closures of such capacity against mandated winter heating season closures may well have added a whole new dimension to the counting game.
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Bank closures Many Puerto Ricans are having trouble withdrawing from banks because of closures, and because many ATMs are not working or are not being reloaded.
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The city schools chancellor, Richard A. Carranza, said that school closures would represent a "last resort" because of the many issues that significant closures would create.
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The initial wave of closures, Bell said, are "opportunistic," whereas the next wave of closures will come from a deeper look at each store and its region.
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This is "one of the biggest waves of retail closures in decades," as Business Insider reports (with a useful graph on which stores are expecting closures in 2017).
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That's more store closures than in all of 2018, when 5,21888 closures were announced over the entire year, according to a retail real estate tracker by Coresight Research.
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Bridge closures are likely to become more frequent Although Black said bridge collapses are uncommon, bridge closures or weight limits may become more frequent to ensure motorists' safety.
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Skyrocketing rents are becoming a leading driver in restaurant closures, for instance, and restaurants that fail to adjust to changing customer tastes are a perennial reason for closures.
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And, states such as New York and Illinois have recently passed legislation to save well-operating plants from premature closures – closures which were due in part to renewable subsidies.
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The staggering rate of store closures that rocked the retail industry over the past couple of years is expected to continue in 2019, with more closures expected this year.
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Border closures Border closures mean any entry by land or sea from Ecuador, Peru, Brazil and Venezuela will be restricted, according to Colombia's Migration Agency Director Christian Krüger Sarmiento.
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The authors note that although the study shows a large, robust association between plant closures and fatal opioid overdoses, the closures are not the only cause of the opioid crisis.
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That's more store closures than in all of 2018, when 5,864 closures were announced over the duration of the entire year, according to a retail real estate tracker by Coresight Research.
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Smith plans to file an amendment to the bill that would allow for base closures, but closures are a politically unpopular prospect because of their potential negative economic effects on communities.
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It said the closures would deliver a profit benefit of about 13 million pounds per year, while the one-off cost of closures and impairments would be 230-270 million pounds.
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" TRUMP on GM plant closures: "We don't like it.
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As far as who exactly is being impacted by these closures, the study's authors discovered that counties with higher proportions of black women and lower-income households had higher odds of closures.
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Baroni and Kelly each took the stand and said they spoke with Christie about the lane closures, though they said they believed that the closures were part of a legitimate traffic study.
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The rate of closures dramatically ramped up in the last week — while around 600 schools had closed as of Tuesday, at least 56,000 had announced closures by Sunday, according to Education Week.
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Rue21 said the new financing "will support day-to-day operations during the reorganization", adding that they may evaluate additional store closures, apart from the planned 400 store closures it began last month.
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So far in 23.05, U.S. retailers have announced 23.06,212 store closures and 212.05,212.30 store openings, compared with 12.333,212.33 closures and 212.38,23 openings in all of 2018, according to a tracking by Coresight Research.
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The closures were earlier reported by the New York Post.
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American retailers have already announced 6,000 store closures this year.
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The latest round of store closures is in the works.
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City officials announced school closures in Chicago, Detroit and Milwaukee.
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These closures are almost always terrible news for climate change.
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Weak mall traffic, changing spending patterns and looming store closures.
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The smog forced flight cancellations, factory shutdowns and school closures.
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Most of the closures will occur in the second quarter.
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Meanwhile, some local schools and universities have already announced closures.
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The closures are expected by the end of the month.
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L Brands' Bath & Body Works also has some closures planned.
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A government spokesman said he could not confirm the closures.
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This year, retailers have announced 8,000 stores closures — and counting.
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Sears has attributed this to store closures and improved productivity.
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The lane closures began two days prior on September 9.
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Some lines will see closures of up to a year.
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Some cities, such as Tangshan, have ordered even earlier closures.
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This year, US retailers have already announced 6,000 store closures.
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Retailers have already announced 2,187 new store closures since Jan.
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Many closures of which have occurred under Governor Kasich's administration.
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The problem caused school closures to allow for further testing.
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"The plant closures will likely be delayed," one trader said.
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But heavy rains since January have caused several long closures.
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The closures are intended to improve profitability, Michael Kors said.
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The closures involve 49 Kmart locations and 17 Sears stores.
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Immigration and closures at the local hospital are his concerns.
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However, FCA insists it would not come from plant closures.
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That prompted border closures that threaten the EU's Schengen system.
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We'll update this list if we learn of additional closures.
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Raising the specter of hospital closures is a scare tactic.
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Tesla did not comment to Reuters directly about the closures.
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Numerous street closures and parking restrictions will also take effect.
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The pedestrian traffic closures were lifted a short time later.
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Dunkin' did not comment on its store closures in India.
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But restaurant closures are only one of the government's worries.
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Christie has repeatedly denied any collusion in the lane closures.
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There is some precedent for closures in the United States.
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He said people should heed the closures and stay home.
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The potential duration of school closures is another major issue.
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Despite rink closures, the mostly black skate scene thrives underground.
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The leaders of Argentina and Peru also announced border closures.
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Axl Rose bandannas with snapback cap closures and American flags.
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Schools across the United States announced closures throughout the day.
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Public anxiety grew amid a cascade of closures and cancellations.
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Pros: Large main compartment, magnetic closures, beautiful designCons: Uncomfortable straps
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The closures of large events aren't a sign of doom.
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The planned closures represent less than 3% of Walgreens locations.
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The closures are part of federal guidance recommending social distancing.
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Ohio, Oregon and others have started announcing extended school closures.
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In total, these closures are expected to impact 2,000 employees.
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The only way to solve that problem is through closures.
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Widespread factory closures have also reduced demand for sulphuric acid.
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GM must contractually negotiate any plant closures with the UAW.
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The closures will also result in about 5,000 job cuts.
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The closures have had some effects in the real economy.
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But base closures are not mutually exclusive with this objective.
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It included $33.4 million in charges related to restaurant closures.
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This year, retailers have announced 8,000 stores closures — and counting.
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For now, the majority of these closures are reportedly Kmarts.
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Some, such as McDonald's, have confirmed location closures in China.
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So far, none of the American authorities have ordered closures.
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So far, none of the American authorities have ordered closures.
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But it is also coping with corporate and retail closures.
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Go deeper: As climate change worsens, America faces nuclear closures
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Check Civil Defense for road closures and air toxicity reports.
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Castañeda Pérez says many students affected by border closures reached out to TASO via social media and expressed fear of crossing back into Tijuana in case closures prevent them from coming back to school.
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The Metro was back up and running this morning after some closures were put in place last night, but there are further closures planned today of stations close to where the vigil is being held.
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While there is evidence that school closures helped slow the spread of disease in past pandemics, public health officials have dissenting views about how and whether school closures should be used to combat the coronavirus.
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The rates of rural hospital closures are the highest seen in the last few decades, according to the North Carolina Rural Health Research Program, a group which tracks rural hospital closures throughout the United States.
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Global Ferronickel is not among companies facing mine closures or suspensions.
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But further closures are likely, particularly in Asian cities, BCG concluded.
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The two leaders might also reexamine consulate closures and diplomatic expulsions.
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She announced several plant closures and 14,000 job cuts in November.
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Sears filed for bankruptcy last October after years of store closures.
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Some employees were prevented from getting to work by road closures.
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It is unclear if rail terminals would be affected by closures.
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Agency officials do not believe the closures will affect refugee processing.
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He did not say whether the restructuring would include plant closures.
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She had gone shopping but was cut off by road closures.
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The union and local mayors would oppose any closures, she said.
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Approximately 1,500 employees are affected by the closures, according to Herrick.
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That has led to an uptick in store closures this year.
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Poll closures can increase travel time and the length of lines.
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Friday's manhunt forced precautionary closures of several area schools, Willard said.
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The closures are likely to accelerate China's transition to modern production.
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Yes, but: At root, local news closures are an economic problem.
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Closures of blast and electric arc furnace (EAF) operators are ongoing.
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Go deeper: As climate change worsens, America faces nuclear power closures
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Wall Street is already speculating that more closures could be ahead.
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Even the threat of closures has turned the light metal's fortunes.
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But the gap between closures and launches is narrowing (see chart).
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But there is a second, more surprising set of fund closures.
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Macy's recently announced 4,500 layoffs and up to 40 store closures.
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To cut costs retailers have announced an avalanche of store closures.
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Closures, they say, would hurt revenue more than help reduce costs.
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Closures in 2015 created shortages and spurred a rally in prices.
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The lane closures were allegedly political payback against a Democratic rival.
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In the last two weeks, there have been seven restaurant closures.
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The company will not resume production after the closures, it added.
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One of those closures, in South Korea, had been previously announced.
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The closures and a jump in bad debts shook investor confidence.
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A big difference this time is the scale of facility closures.
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The closures caused several days of gridlock and hurt local businesses.
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Christie has maintained he had no prior knowledge of the closures.
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The Effect: Consolidation and closures will continue at a faster pace.
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The plan provides for no closures to destructive motor vehicle use.
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The blaze destroyed 20 structures and prompted evacuations and road closures.
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Then, retail closures steadily returned to the status quo in 2010.
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That prompted border closures that threaten the EU's Schengen system [nL3N1744FK].
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The latest tranche of closures will affect 626 M&S employees.
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There are also 2 full street closures to secure the area.
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Many schools are preparing to provide meals during potential coronavirus closures.
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Those closures have affected nearly 800,000 students, according to Education Week.
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Long-term closures present enormous challenges for all types of schools.
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But Sanandres thinks the closures will drag on for much longer.
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Flight cancellations and border closures complicate Americans' ability to get home
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Retailers' sales are likely to take a hit from the closures.
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Andrew Cuomo announced business closures across the state after 8 p.m.
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My relatives in China are in week eight of school closures.
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Around the world, closures and cancellations have become an everyday occurrence.
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However, school closures come with trade-offs, including for public health.
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The closures comes at a moment of major transition for Disney.
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At its core business, however, the store closures and challenges continue.
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Those closures will affect roughly 80 percent of the state's schoolchildren.
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Meanwhile, Ford, Toyota and Honda also announced plans to extend closures.
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Despite the closures Walt Disney's executive Chairman Robert Iger remained positive.
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Chase said all communities will still be covered through the closures.
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Here is a list of street closures in Midtown through Friday.
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Texas also has the most rural hospitals closures of any state.
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If there are mass school closures, it will be too late.
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Chicago's Shedd Aquarium took advantage of closures enforced by Illinois Gov.
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The closures will remain in effect until at least April 1.
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Several US states have announced closures, following New York and California.
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A previous version of this story misstated the number of closures.
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And hospital closures often exacerbate the problems communities were already facing.
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The company blamed "a generally weak retail environment" for the closures.
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A list of hotel openings and closures is at Puertoriconow.seepuertorico.com/hotels.
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Widespread school closures means millions of kids could go without meals.
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The request comes as retail and restaurant store closures are mounting.
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Coronavirus was not an immediate driver for the closures, he maintained.
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And with that, so have the road closures and traffic advisories.
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And more than 5,800 more store closures were announced in 2019.
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The Dallas Morning News first reported on the closures Sunday evening.
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Squeezed profits could lead to a wave of mergers and closures.
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Friday morning, officials announced road closures and suspension of mass transit.
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It's simply implausible to assume that such closures will suddenly stop.
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The government says all these closures, bans and arrests are legitimate.
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Last year, there were 5,23 closures and 3,258 openings, Coresight said.
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The company hasn't yet released a master list of store closures.
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Shoppers formed long lines in supermarkets ahead of the expected closures.
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It's asking the court to order GM to reverse the closures.
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It will result in closures, the only question is how much.
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That is roughly 40% more closures than all of last year.
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The current store closures are a natural contraction of retail sprawl.
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Ghosn earned his nickname after ordering plant closures when restructuring Renault.
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Transform Co. declined to comment on the latest round of closures.
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The company has begun liquidation sales ahead of planned store closures.
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The massive teacher protests have forced school closures since April 2.
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The blaze destroyed 22 structures and prompted evacuations and road closures.
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Texas has had more rural hospital closures than any other state.
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The closures can often impact a rural communities health and economy.
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So many closures at one time have left students without transportation.
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Shorter-term closures will likely make little difference in the spread of the disease, new CDC guidance states, even as K-12 school districts across the country began announcing school closures within the shorter time frame.
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While last year's guidance revision could have been indicative of broader struggles for Apple in China, the coronavirus-related setbacks are more driven by store closures and getting facilities up-and-running after travel restrictions and closures.
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Store closures would have much bigger implications than just lost royalty revenue.
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Schools in areas around Paris announced closures, in anticipation of the heat.
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Sure, the traffic sucks, but even our freeway closures are extremely chill.
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The closures began on Tuesday and were expected to last until Thursday.
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Two people have been convicted in the scandal over the lane closures.
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Sears also announced store closures and the sale of its Craftsman business.
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Once the closures are completed, Fred's will have roughly 300 stores left.
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Macy's is exiting four of CBL's malls in this round of closures.
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Periodic Israeli closures have been occurring all of her life, restricting movement.
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Seven cities and counties ordered work and school closures for the day.
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There have already been 26 ETF closures this year, according to ETF.com.
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It was not immediately clear whether the closures applied to Hong Kong.
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The Xbox One's exclusive lineup has also suffered delays, setbacks, and closures.
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With the storm comes flight cancellations, school closures and concerns about safety.
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Fiat said the planned cost savings would not depend on factory closures.
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But even in these regimes, temporary and rolling closures have been tested.
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Another analyst has warned the tariff hike could cause "widespread" store closures.
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As for traditional retailers, many are seeing weakening sales and store closures.
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In 2018, there were 20183,864 closures announced and 3,239 openings, Coresight said.
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There will also be icons for road closures, construction, and car accidents.
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It is unclear how the closures would impact Sears' roughly 90,000 workers.
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More store closures will contribute to the new net total as well.
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The closures of entire interstates, including I-70 in Colorado, are possible.
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It said the revenue impact of the closures would be about 1%.
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The most common reasons for the hospital closures are people and money.
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It also resulted in school closures in the Konocti Unified School District.
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The store closures have been part of a bigger trend in retail.
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It is unclear how the closures would impact Sears' almost 70,000 employees.
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Roughly 5,000 jobs will be affected by the closures, Penney's said Friday.
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The extreme weather has also forced widespread school and government office closures.
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Penney's is expected to release the list of closures later this month.
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It said the base closures "are directly caused" by 737 Max delays.
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Details of the closures: Liquidation sales will begin as early as Jan.
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However, the closures came as a surprise to employees at affected locations.
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The Effect: Consolidations and closures will continue, and nontraditional partnerships will increase.
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The following is a list of scheduled market closures and canceled events.
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Analysts at Bernstein said poor economics could lead to more oilfield closures.
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More store closures will contribute to the new net total as well.
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And in some places, you see this resulting in many clinic closures.
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That traffic has dropped to a trickle because of the road closures.
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There have been signs Congress could be more open to base closures.
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Earlier this month, we began tracking music venue closures across the country.
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Some say that Keleher is using to hurricane to speed up closures.
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Investors hadn't been anticipating any major store closures from Nordstrom anytime soon.
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Those closures will save states a third of a billion dollars annually.
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And so, the news of more school closures, has not been welcomed.
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Following the planned closures, the combined retailer will have roughly 600 locations.
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He has had to plan his routes carefully around closures and detours.
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"An unprecedented wave of bakery closures," one local newspaper said with alarm.
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She declined to give details on possible job cuts or store closures.
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This is significant, as many veterans have been affected by college closures.
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Veterans disproportionately attend for-profit colleges, which are disproportionately prone to closures.
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All evacuations and road closures were lifted Sunday afternoon, Cal Fire said.
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Recent store closures contributed to most of these declines, the company explained.
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The closures are reportedly due to an expanding industry in neighboring Arkansas.
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But closures slowed down this year from a record pace in 2017.
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How China's aluminium supply chain adapts to these closures is highly uncertain.
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RBS had already ruled out further branch closures in Scotland before 2020.
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The companies did not respond to requests for comment on the closures.
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Closed schools -- There are growing numbers of school closures in affected areas.
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It is not clear whether production will resume after these initial closures.
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With widespread school closures across the country, many classes have gone virtual.
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The economy would collapse with such closures, which would ruin many lives.
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It was Friday, a hundred years ago, before all the mandatory closures.
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The state has already mandated closures of all schools across the state.
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The closures would last from March 16 through March 30, he said.
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The closures have resulted in a significant revenue decrease for the company.
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The closures of Disney World and Disneyland Paris will begin March 15.
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Often, they don't even give advance notice of firm closures and layoffs.
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The soft leather handbags with colorful ring closures: a hit, they decided.
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In other 'purification' drives, there have also been mass closures of slaughterhouses.
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Such airspace closures, which disrupt normal flight operations, happen occasionally, officials said.
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The bank did not say how long the temporary closures would last.
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Both will provide benefits and compensation to employees affected by the closures.
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The closures and restrictions will likely drive customers to order food delivery.
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Others will likely follow suit in the wake of these major closures.
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His order centers on closures and assembly limitations, classical social distancing measures.
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There's already been six closures just since the beginning of the year.
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Both Judah and Ella have been facing extended school closures as well.
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The closures are set to begin Monday and continue until March 27.
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The port closures also affect chrome and cobalt exporters, industry sources said.
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Forbes is keeping a running list of all the schools announcing closures.
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This story has been updated with additional information about the border closures.
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Transform Co. warned more store closures could soon be on the horizon.
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Following the closures, Sears and Kmart will have about 400 remaining stores.
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Others exaggerate the number of infected individuals or falsely report business closures.
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In Canada, school closures cut the amount of H1N1 circulation by half.
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Other school districts are creating a variety of plans to tackle closures.
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Company filings reveal many of these closures will happen in early 2020.
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CDC might recommend the use of coordinated school closures during severe pandemics.
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The Tokyo closures are the latest business headache for Disney in Asia.
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That would be something that could benefit department stores as closures continue.
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Click here for a full list of Sears' latest round of closures.
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Here are the New Year's Eve street closures taking effect this weekend.
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The closures continued for weeks, and the explanations increasingly sounded like pretexts.
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The closures follow outbreaks of violence earlier this week in South Africa.
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Apple's retail operation in China is waking up after coronavirus-related closures.
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It's not clear how the closures will affect business, the company said.
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Store closures and corporate layoffs have continued for the once-great retailer.
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News of these closures was first reported by Reuters on Friday morning.
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It then announced another round of roughly 100 store closures in May.
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Tea estates have faced closures due to various reasons, including labor disputes.
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Business Insider first reported Wednesday that more closures were coming in 2018.
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Twenty-nine of the 20173 counties had closures between 1999 and 2016.
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The MTR reported no delays or closures to the government that day.
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Gasoline futures had settled up 4 percent overnight following refinery closures stateside.
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The sector had been hurt by unusual assembly plant closures in January.
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The closures will fall to the namesake Gap brand and Banana Republic.
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The closures will affect "specialty" Gap stores, which includes mall-based stores.
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That's led to lane closures and major traffic slowdowns at the ports.
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But there are also important second-round effects from these capacity closures.
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The closures would roughly correspond with the morning and evening rush hours.
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It is also updating a list of store closures on its website.
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What are your thoughts on the closures of Pehrspace and The Smell?
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Lavrov said the closures would impact 35 Russian diplomats and their families.
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It said it was consulting with its employees over the shop closures.
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Smith's plan, which he previously introduced in June, would set up a process to allow for more closures and seeks to address concerns from the 2005 BRAC by providing Congress opportunities to stop the closures from moving forward.
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"Megabus has had a challenging trip due to weather and unexpected road closures due to accidents (that did not involve Megabus) and bridge closures by multiple law enforcement agencies," a spokesman said in an email to Business Insider.
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A spokesman for the British Bankers' Association (BBA) said banks have signed up to protocols aimed at minimizing the impact of branch closures, including partnering with post offices to offer services and carrying out impact studies before closures.
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Additionally, employees from those GameStops have told Kotaku they're being forced to use personal time or go on unemployment during the closures that are happening, which is to say, GameStop won't be paying them during pandemic-related closures.
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The Bridgegate case explained Baroni testified Wildstein, the admitted mastermind of the incident, told him from the beginning the lane closures were for a legitimate traffic study, and that's what Baroni believed going into the week of the closures.
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Road closures related to the protests briefly halted production at Volkswagen's Catalonia plant.
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"(The new closures) were not expected," analysts from Jefferies said in a note.
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An announcement would be made later on Wednesday if closures were considered necessary.
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Rights groups say the closures amount to a crackdown on freedom of expression.
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Yet those closures haven't translated into an improvement in sales at surviving locations.
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The Daily News reports a lack of plowing resulted in major road closures.
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Impasses over immigration contributed to the two government closures early in the year.
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His firm keeps a list of the major store closures announced each year.
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I still do, but work remotely again, this time to avoid road closures.
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It looks like there are more store closures looming in J.C. Penney's future.
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They checked on their homes, circumventing road closures on foot or on bicycles.
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Christie has not been charged and has denied any knowledge of the closures.
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Heavy smoke prompted temporary freeway closures, and at least 0003,300 homes were evacuated.
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On Monday, Sears encouraged those saddened by its store closures to shop online.
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According to Aftonbladet, inclement weather led to highway closures and an avalanche warning.
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Further job losses are likely as Macy's announced layoffs and closures this week.
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Further job losses are likely as Macy's announced layoffs and closures this week.
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Decades after those closures, in 2009, Kearns flipped open the top manila folder.
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But they are taking steps to weather extended factory shutdowns and store closures.
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FCA has stressed that the merger would not result in any plant closures.
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Politicians fear plant closures, job losses and the unpopular symbolism of industrial decline.
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The company released details of all closures and entertainment adjustments on its website.
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Christie has denied knowing about the closures beforehand and isn't facing any charges.
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Initially, Christie's administration characterized the closures as a part of a traffic study.
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There had been traffic closures for several hours but authorities gradually lifted restrictions.
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Irma, which made landfall over the weekend, led to office closures this week.
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Prices in the region have risen as supply falls due to refinery closures.
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And the big storm is likely to be paired with big-time closures.
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The spokesman did not immediately comment on the financial impact of the closures.
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Improper pH and chlorine levels result in automatic closures, according to Florida regulations.
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Burlington has 47 stores within a five-mile radius of Macy's store closures.
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Christie, meanwhile, insisted he had no knowledge of the closures and fired Kelly.
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Congress would then have 45 days to block the closures from being implemented.
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The closures mostly reflect Walmart's wholesale abandonment of its small "Walmart Express" stores.
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This is what makes threats of plant closures such effective anti-union tactics.
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Rights groups say the closures amount to a crackdown against freedom of expression.
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But Europeans will not tolerate complete border closures or 50-mile traffic jams.
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Analysts say there is no legal basis for enforcing store closures or segregation.
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Management also warned additional store closures are a possibility in 2020 and beyond.
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Their poll numbers dipped badly during the closures and the shutdown's immediate aftermath.
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News of the latest round of closures was first reported by Business Insider.
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Others said the refinery closures would lead to a rise in crude inventories.
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This has contributed to a spate of planned closures in the coming decades.
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The complaints challenged the disproportionate closures of traditional public schools in these cities.
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Smaller Chinese bitcoin exchanges ViaBTC, YoBTC and Yunbi on Friday announced similar closures.
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Refinery closures during Harvey could spike fuel prices and ripple across the economy.
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In fact, storm-struck communities did everything to stop closures following the hurricane.
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Closures on this scale could put the brakes the world's second-largest economy.
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The fires and road closures created traffic jams Thursday night and Friday morning.
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Sears said recent store closures contributed to roughly two-thirds of the decline.
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Recent store closures contributed to more than half the declines, the company added.
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"Any statements on job cuts and plant closures are total speculation," he said.
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The company announced new rounds of store closures in August, September, and November.
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The problem is partly due to mass store closures, which cripples shopping centers.
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War on democracy Magufuli has overseen numerous closures and suspensions of media outlets.
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The facility closures will leave the company with just two global research sites.
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After a downsizing like that, you should expect some service closures and consolidation.
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The system constantly makes headlines for derailments, fires, long delays, and emergency closures.
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But offsetting these closures, later reports indicated new capacity was coming on stream.
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The flights offered them a way around frequent border closures by neighboring Pakistan.
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An update to that report in 2017 added 51 closures and four openings.
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Advisories regarding road closures have been issued to residents from Sunday to Thursday.
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But the new closures show regulation is not the only pressure on coal.
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Virtually all of these closures were being done at the big bank level.
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Additional schools that announced closures last week and earlier this week have reopened.
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Alternatively, Walt Disney World has had more closures due to Florida's hurricane season.
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Hourly employees affected by store closures will continue to receive their regular pay.
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Store closures in Europe, the Middle East and Africa will begin March 16.
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This does not take into account facility deterioration, doctor departures or department closures.
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The number of people affected by school closures will run into many millions.
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The closures affect the estimated 57,000 students of the city's public school system.
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Ahead, we've rounded up answers to overwhelming questions about the sudden college closures.
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When the Pope visited, the closures and security levels were much more extreme.
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Both Cargill and Smithfield said the plant closures were due to safety concerns.
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In 2009, amid the H1N1 swine flu outbreak, the C.D.C. discouraged school closures.
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Factory closures began in China, where the disease first swept through the population.
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I don't want to see mass closures, I want to see pinpoint response.
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Another 27.9 cities did both isolation/quarantines and school closures/public gathering bans.
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Amidst school closures, many fear that millions of these students will go hungry.
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Buck Mason said it will be compensating all employees during the planned closures.
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The closures came quickly Monday as city governments began announcing far-reaching measures.
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Here are all of the major museum and theme park closures so far.
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Indian refiners are cutting back on output while European plants are considering closures.
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Businesses that do not comply will face a civil fine and mandatory closures.
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Amid school closures, canceled trips and uncertainty, head to the kitchen and bake.
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Christie has steadfastly denied that he knew about the closures at the time.
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Indian refiners are cutting back on output while European plants are considering closures.
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According to the study, Dallas County had the most poll location closures, 74.
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In return for the closures Uniper will likely qualify for government compensation payments.
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Fifth Avenue will remain open, but prepare for temporary closures at any time.
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Bloomberg first noticed the additional closures, which are listed on Apple&aposs website.
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Shells come in vibrant and fun designs with either snap or loop closures.
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The closures will reduce sales by $90 million by 2022, the company said.
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As usual, the bill would not authorize a new round of base closures.
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Overall, rural areas have been walloped by hospital closures for nearly a decade.
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Yet independent forecasts have shown how exposed the local economy remains to closures.
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The border closures and flight cancellations seem certain to deepen Iran's economic isolation.
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The blaze damaged three houses and led to road closures in both counties.
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Sacramento&aposs CBS affiliate reported the news of the store closures on Wednesday.
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Macy's has already been through several rounds of store closures in recent years.
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News of the store closures was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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The retail sector is flush with store closures taking place later this year.
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All of the closures left just 70 company-owned stores open for business.
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It's also required to report any delays had closures to the transport commissioner.
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The new forecast accounts for the Orchard closures and inventory cuts, Lowe's said.
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But records show that police began requesting station closures way back in June.
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The risk has prompted precautionary road closures and evacuations on the Italian side.
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And store closures would have much bigger implications than just lost royalty revenue.
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Toys R Us had already begun liquidation sales ahead of planned store closures.
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The service industry is bracing for a huge losses due to the closures.
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They did not provide further explanation if the schools' closures were prompted by the impending storm that hit much of the eastern US on Thursday or if the closures were prompted by the reports of cold indoor temperatures at schools.
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The Bridgegate case explained Baroni testified Wildstein, the admitted mastermind of the incident, told him from the beginning that the lane closures were for a legitimate traffic study, and that's what Baroni believed going into the week of the closures.
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As Vox's Anna North has reported, inconsistent guidelines for school closures are also undermining their effectiveness: The CDC has said that school closures of under four weeks likely will not have a meaningful effect on the spread of the virus.
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Five years after plant closures, there were 20.1 more opioid-related deaths per 100,000 among white men ages 18 to 34 and 303 more opioid deaths per 100,000 among white men ages 35 to 65, compared to counties without plant closures.
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News of the store closures, hours after the wage hike announcement, drew some criticism.
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Marks & Spencer is undertaking a program of store closures to help revitalize the business.
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Major airports are already seeing security checkpoint closures, with many more potentially to follow.
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It also follows a number of closures in the music streaming business in Australia.
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A map showing road closures and location of lava flows from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano.
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That follows the announcement of 142 store closures when Sears filed for bankruptcy Oct.
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Snaking, hours-long lines and gas station closures have long afflicted Venezuela's border regions.
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The retailer also released a list of closures and an estimated 221,2215 workers cuts.
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The high working capital requirements could make smaller players vulnerable to defaults and closures.
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The shutdown is already having an effect on government agencies, including closures and delays.
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To compensate for temporary and in some cases, permanent closures, diversification has been vital.
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Simon isn't the only U.S. mall owner combating this recent wave of store closures.
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The rapid closures of recent years has dealt a devastating blow to the region.
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The flames have caused closures to the area's highways and schools, the network reported.
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A CGT (General Confederation of Labor) union official confirmed the closures to various media.
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But that would also mean that riders would have to tolerate longer station closures.
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The announcement comes amid a wave of store closures across the country this year.
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However, the coal mining communities most affected by these closures are traditionally Socialist voters.
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It also projected about $400 million of annual cost savings, including from branch closures.
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Zibo's ceramics companies are not only hit by emergency closures aimed at curbing smog.
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The virus has disrupted air travel, driven holiday cancellations, factory closures and production cuts.
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He added that loading and unloading of docked vessels was continuing despite the closures.
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Even if banks remain accessible to most, branch closures can take a heavy toll.
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RBS will be left with just over 1,000 branches across Britain following the closures.
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The proposed closures were primarily in heavily Latino and black areas of the county.
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Under the agreement, fishermen using ropeless gear will be exempt from future early closures.
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On Monday, prosecutors said Christie knew of the road closures while they were happening.
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Our support staff will not overturn these closures and may not respond to appeals.
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On Twitter, Capriles pointed to the closures as he tried to fire up support.
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Nobody's going online to check a PDF or web application [for road closures, etc.].
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Antigua and Anguilla shuttered schools Monday, and government office closures were expected to follow.
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Closures don't seem to concern tourism companies too much right now, according to Welling.
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The route was largely shut down in March after a series of border closures.
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Office closures don't just mean unemployment and uncertainty, they can lead to new opportunities.
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JBC Energy pegged closures worldwide at 8.6 million barrels per day (bpd) since 2009.
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The government is willing to defend the shop closures at a referendum, they say.
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The closures represent 11.5 percent of oil output and 5.5 percent of gas production.
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Lowe's recorded $1.6 billion in pre-tax charges, reflecting store closures across North America.
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The planned closures are expected to save about 3 billion crowns, Svenska Dagbladet reported.
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Chris Christie during the "Bridgegate" investigation into lane closures at the George Washington Bridge.
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There were numerous production cuts and temporary plant closures, primarily impacting Detroit's Big Three.
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That's part of the reason why more store closures by the retailer seem inevitable.
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Excluding deals, closures and currency movements, like-for-like RevPAR was up 1.4 percent.
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But he soon relented, slowing down store closures after a customer and investor backlash.
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Brennan filed the complaint in municipal court in Fort Lee, where the closures occurred.
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Brennan filed the complaint in Fort Lee municipal court, where the lane closures occurred.
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Guala Closures is directly owned by GLC Holdings whose main investor is Apriori Capital.
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The airspace closures cost Qatar Airlines about 50 flights a day, according to CNNMoney.
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The airlines scheme involving Samson is unrelated to the lane closures on the bridge.
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Dispirited brides took to Twitter to express their stress and frustration over the closures.
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The number is expected to have dropped dramatically this week because of infrastructure closures.
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Not all "reform" plans, though, pay for all their rate cuts with loophole closures.
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Following the latest announced closures, the combined retailer will have about 600 locations nationwide.
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Conditions prompted school closures, hours-long delays for commuters and hundreds of flight cancellations.
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With Exelon's announcement, nine nuclear power plants have announced planned closures in recent years.
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FCA and Renault have raised the stakes for themselves by ruling out plant closures.
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A series of plant closures came in the wake of the company's 2009 bankruptcy.
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"Closures can not be completed overnight," said a person with ties to China's leadership.
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The closures are expected to impact up to 33,85033 jobs, according to the Post.
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Smith, who has supported BRAC, said the report showed the need for new closures.
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The road closures have also affected the region's main agricultural produce: melons and watermelons.
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The latest list of store closures includes 45 Kmart locations and 18 Sears boxes.
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Shrinking Medicaid may not lead to widespread closures, but revenue decreases could still hurt.
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Traders said lower volumes in financial markets were expected due to the bank closures.
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Undeterred by these closures, the city council increased the wage to $2628 per hour.
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The estimated cost of restoring benefits lost because of school closures is $6900 million.
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We detoured fire-related road closures and drove through smoke-fog with limited visibility.
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Many Cubans were staying home in order to avoid extensive closures of main boulevards.
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The closures follows the arrests of two African-American men in a Philadelphia Starbucks.
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Sports to some extent continue Students have continued to play sports despite school closures.
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German unions said they were pleased the originally planned plant closures had been avoided.
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This means paycheck reductions, job losses, and even closures of many farms across America.
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In France, mass closures of mosques and organizations suspected of enabling radicalization are underway.
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Smelters of copper and other nonferrous metals have faced closures because of the crackdown.
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Several state refugee coordinators said they had also been made aware of the closures.
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The reallocation of staff has led to lane closures and hours-long traffic delays.
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After that round of closures, 182 Sears and Kmart stores will remain in operation.
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In the Seattle area, there have been several short-term school closures for cleaning.
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The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is remaining open, with some partial closures and program cancellations.
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Like me, they're facing school closures, travel limitations and an economy gyrating with uncertainty.
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Other European countries are turning to border closures to try to contain the coronavirus.
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From Denmark to Slovakia, governments went into aggressive virus-fighting mode with border closures.
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These closures will go into effect from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 27.
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A health care provider said he worried about a rash of rural hospital closures.
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The markets will continue to operate under normal trading hours despite the floor closures.
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Up until the closures, crowds didn't seem to have taken much of a downturn.
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Bottom line for NYers: No massive street closures all at once, and no gridlock.
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The Canada and Mexico closures are both expected to go into effect on Saturday.
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But other plant closures could range from six days to the end of March.
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The bank is the first of the major US banks to announce widespread closures.
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These closures would happen, inconveniently enough, precisely during the morning and evening rush hours.
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Some doctors have been preparing for school closures for weeks independently of their work.
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The local economy, including agencies and guides, will also suffer economically from the closures.
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It also helps show local governments when mitigation steps like school closures are wise.
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Governments are scrambling to raise their defences with border closures, entry bans and lockdowns.
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The closures have shocked the U.S. economy with global markets rattled by the pandemic.
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A couple of cases of employees testing positive for COVID-19 accelerated the closures.
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The closures are temporary, but there is no sense of when they might reopen.
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The challenge to retailers is more than just store closures and damaged consumer sentiment.
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Here is a brief list of closures, cancellations and postponements in New York City.
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Education technology firms have aggressively promoted their products as school closures become more widespread.
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Information on emergency preparedness, shelters, road closures and evacuation routes can be found here.
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Those closures will remain in place through Labor Day Weekend, the health department said.
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But that estimate predates Wednesday's closures, and Nagle acknowledges it likely will decline further.
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No panic, no closures, no shutting down of sporting events, restaurants, or movie theaters.
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The pandemic has resulted in unforeseen businesses closures and massive layoffs across the country.
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With the closures, the popular chain has 28503,22020 sites still open, Waffle House said.
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Most televisions vacillated between talking heads and screenshots of league statements regarding the closures.
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Duchin said his county was not recommending school closures or cancellation of any events.
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Duchin said his county was not recommending school closures or cancellation of any events.
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Soon after, the Brooklyn Museum, Bronx Museum, and New Museum announced their temporary closures.
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And Hong Kong on Monday announced further closures to its borders with the mainland.
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The closures will have "significant operational and financial consequences" Hydro said in a statement.
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Nonetheless, analysts are still speculating there will be more closures to come in 2018.
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Wal-Mart said the closures represented less than 22017 percent of its global revenue.
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The Sam's Club closures are part of a longer-term strategic repositioning, Walmart said.
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Apple could miss out on making millions more iPhones if the closures last longer.
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Travel is difficult over the region, with near zero visibility and numerous road closures.
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Further increases are likely in September after Hurricane Harvey forced temporary closures of refineries.
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However the full impact of the closures has yet to be felt, Denham said.
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Forever 21's closures are not in Coresight's report since they are not finalized.
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KFC, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, IKEA, McDonald&aposs, and more have all enacted temporary closures.
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A senior oil ministry official said crude production was not impacted by the closures.
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This includes closures of STD clinics, often serving those most vulnerable to these infections.
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Despite the store closures, Ellison said the company is "committed" to its Canadian operations.
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After the closures are complete, Walmart will operate 597 club stores across the country.
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Coleman declined to comment on how many jobs would be affected by the closures.
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The closures have mainly been down to blockades and other action by armed groups.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission must sign off on the New York closures.
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Environmental campaigns and safety checks will lead to more mine supply curtailments or closures.
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The hit-or-miss closures forced tourists and residents alike to alter their plans.
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San Francisco, San Diego and Washington, D.C., also joined a parade of school closures.
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"We were just maintaining a separate list of closures," Polk said with a laugh.
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Here are the latest updates on school closures, social distancing measures and event cancellations.
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Meanwhile: Parents are scrambling to find ways to feed their kids following school closures.
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Instead, protesting artists have proposed everything from boycotts to museum closures to public statements.
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The closures are part of a strategy to return Sears to profitability, he said.
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Motorists have been warned to expect road closures when the leaders are in town.
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River closures delayed fertilizer deliveries earlier this spring as farmers prepared to plant crops.
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Ryanair in a statement angrily rejected the charge that the closures were targeted at unions, saying it had been forced to act by higher oil prices and falling airfares that have also contributed to base closures at other carriers in recent months.
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Abercrombie & Fitch said Wednesday it plans to close up to 40 stores by next February, with the majority of closures slated in the U.S. Abercrombie joins a number of other retailers like Victoria's Secret and Gap announcing a fresh round of store closures.
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Nonetheless, the main highways across the country were open, with closures only on secondary roads.
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Several schools and universities in Georgia announced closures for the day because of Inga. Gov.
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Motorists, especially tractor trailers, should be prepared for road closures across the state, he said.
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Shortly thereafter, local outlets across the country began reporting individual store closures in various cities.
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Mendoza's lawyer, Vicky Dobrin, said the case shows how aggressively the government is fighting closures.
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On social media, people recalled the "Bridgegate" lane closures at the same span in 2013.
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The silver lining is recent store closures may tip the power back into retailers' favor.
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A number of Arab-American groups have complained of sudden account closures in recent years.
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That has led to some retailers, including Macy's, Sears, and Abercrombie & Fitch announcing shop closures.
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We are likely to see a wave of business closures and bankruptcies resulting in 2020.
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She was particularly distressed by school closures, which spelled instability for students across the island.
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Dennis Gephardt of Moody's says closures and mergers will be concentrated among the smallest colleges.
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Fund closures are historically high, and only modest numbers of new funds have been launched.
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Regulations that prompt clinic closures -- and result in "abortion deserts" in places such as Texas.
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The country's economy would grind to a halt with transport closures and disrupted cellphone networks.
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With visibility severely reduced, authorities have cancelled flights, shut highways and imposed emergency factory closures.
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They can also be combined with mechanical latches to make strong closures easier to use.
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In Canada, wildfires forced closures of around 1 million bpd, although output is gradually returning.
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The Frankfurt-based bank is weighing the closures as part of a broader strategy review.
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Buettgen called the closures a "difficult but necessary step" to improve performance of the brand.
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They hoped to resume normal operations Tuesday, according to their website's full list of closures.
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For more options, see WNBC's full list of commuting options in light of the closures.
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The number of closures reported just since 2013 is more than in the previous decade.
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We looked at exits and up rounds, as well as closures and apparent down rounds.
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The local NAACP quickly intervened, and an advisory panel was formed to reconsider the closures.
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It did not say how much it expects to save thanks to the latest closures.
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Wildstein told Durando to direct any inquiries he gets during the closures to Baroni's office.
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Macy's looming wave of store closures hasn't sent the broader retail industry running for cover.
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But there were Asian references, too — think Mandarin collars, frog closures, and lacy surgical masks.
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The lane closures caused a crippling traffic jam on the George Washington Bridge for days.
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"I don't think there'll be any extraordinary closures of the large-format stores," he said.
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Go deeper: As climate change worsens, America faces more nuclear closures ("Axios on HBO" segment)
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Rangers were going to campsites one at a time to inform visitors of the closures.
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Board meetings on H1 results: BIALETTI INDUSTRIES, CEMBRE, ESPRINET, GUALA CLOSURES, SOL, TAMBURI INVESTMENT PARTNERS.
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BMO concluded that most of the malls impacted by Macy's closures were lower-tier properties.
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Widespread road closures are expected ahead of the Russia-Saudi Arabia kickoff at 6 p.m.
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The cancellation apparently stemmed from disagreements with the Russian government over logistics like road closures.
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That combined with cuts and closures worldwide has helped to lift prices slightly in January.
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Global potash prices are slowly perking up as plant closures ease oversupply in the industry.
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High-profile closures in the year to end-September include Chesapeake Partners and Perry Capital.
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A mining industry group has said the closures and suspensions would affect 1.2 million people.
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Environmental activists will likely continue fighting for coal plant closures or blocking fossil-fuel infrastructure.
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Analysts estimated that the closures could lead to a $238 million sales bump for Dick's.
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XPO facility closures on the East Coast and in the Midwest received heavy media coverage.
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The U.S. carmaker said the closures would lead to "significant" job losses, without giving details.
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Already, 4,810 store closures have been announced by retailers in 2019, according to Coresight Research.
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He said he hopes that the closures from the landslides will be lifted before July.
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That compares with more than 6,000 stores closures in 2008, the worst year on record.
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Environmental inspection teams have been touring the country, ordering closures and remedial action by offenders.
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Dodging flooding, debris and road closures, Janak pulled back into Bay City around 3 a.m.
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Last month, two of those associates were convicted for their roles in the lane closures.
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Layoffs, studio closures, and crunch have felt like a daily occurrence in the United States.
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But advocates say prison closures offer a chance to benefit wide swaths of the public.
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And as you plan your weekend, be mindful of these street closures around the city.
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Four of those closures are in the U.S., including plans in Ohio, Michigan and Maryland.
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Several counties in the state have already announced school closures due to the pending strike.
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The department store chain also announced additional store closures in an effort to cut costs.
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Reasons for retail closures are, however, complex and can't be entirely blamed on online competition.
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A full list of street closures that will go into effect can be seen here.
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Business Insider first reported the closures on Monday citing local news reports and Kmart employees.
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Baroni told Wigenton he regretted "more than anything" his failure to stop the lane closures.
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In the last few weeks, by my count, about a dozen institutions have announced closures.
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That has led some retailers, including Macy's, Sears, and Abercrombie & Fitch to announce shop closures.
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He fired Kelly in January 85033 after the allegations surrounding the lane closures first emerged.
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The House Oversight Committee's Interior subcommittee will hold a hearing on Forest Service road closures.
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Given that there are more than 1,000 private colleges and universities nationwide, closures are rare.
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One humanitarian worker described these closures as acting like a cork stuck in the bottle.
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"Now we have a track record," Lebovitz said of the two-straight years of closures.
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The closures in Somalia are part of a far wider effort to erode Gulen's influence.
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Fortunately, provisions of the new Forever G.I. Bill restored benefits lost because of school closures.
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Rage over factory closures in the American heartland propelled the rise of Donald J. Trump.
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At her news conference, Le Pen asked party supporters to react to the account closures.
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This estimate includes 130 closures related to Gap's two-year restructuring strategy targeting 230 stores.
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The lane closures, which began two days earlier on September 9, 2013, lasted four days.
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GM's employment began to drop by 266, with plant closures throughout the 22012s and 248s.
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The storm's closures could extend into next week, potentially delaying the department's work even further.
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"There may be further benefits as Homebase store closures result in share shift," it said.
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"I don't want to see mass closures, I want pinpoint response," he said on CNN.
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The closures also presented challenges for foreign students enrolled at American universities on F visas.
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Store closures officially began Friday afternoon and will continue through March 27 at the earliest.
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Gobert donated more than $500,000 to assist people affected by the virus and related closures.
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The sportswear maker joined rivals in announcing store closures in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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But public officials are increasingly warning that the closures are likely to last far longer.
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She noted that school closures have allowed more school buildings to become available for polling.
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At least 213.5,22019 cases and 285 deaths there have prompted more closures and tighter restrictions.
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The online retailer has temporarily shuttered some sites, but has largely refrained from mass closures.
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The shrinking population contributed to school closures that were hugely unpopular and mired in scandal.
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Some have been unable to emerge from the process, resulting in hundreds of store closures.
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Hoping that reverses the trend of club closures for a while and we can build ??????????????????
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Americans with tight financial resources have fewer options as they navigate coronavirus closures and layoffs.
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Americans with tight financial resources have few options as they navigate coronavirus closures and layoffs.
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Restaurants have faced massive upheaval, with new safety regulations, forced closures, and customers staying home.
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Those attempting to hunker down at RV parks and campgrounds faced closures left and right.
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A list of state tax filing changes and agency closures and can be seen here.
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When it floods, the street closures snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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Many of these companies said they would continue to pay their workers during the closures.
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The company said store employees will continue to receive pay and benefits during the closures.
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Here is a full list of street closures and restrictions today from the Police Department.
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The "gridlock alert days," with road closures and traffic congestion, will continue through Oct. 21959.
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When Washington announced bar closures on March 33, applications began to "trickle in," said Haasarud.
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However, it wasn't clear whether production would resume after these initial closures, IHS Markit said.
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Restaurants have been hit particularly hard because of state-mandated closures and social distancing efforts.
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The business closures and stay-at-home advisories have caused unprecedented financial and societal disruptions.
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Businesses that don't comply will be met with mandatory closures and civil fines, Cuomo said.
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Slowdown in demand for Europe and the US manufacturing industry has resulted in plant closures.
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On the books, the recent school closures and teacher absences are sanctioned as sick leave.
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The closures will cause "minimal disruption to customers and patients," Walgreens said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, newly announced city-wide closures of restaurants stand to make the trend more severe.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says school closures 'don't work as well as people think'
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Marine Le Pen, the right-wing French nationalist, has called for border closures with Italy.
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Microsoft asked parents to find alternate childcare options if school closures last beyond six weeks.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported news of the closures and job cuts on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong just announced further border closures, part of efforts to restrict travel from China.
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The closures affect stores in Montana, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, and South Carolina.
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But it did not solve the contentious issue over plant closures throughout the United States.
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The landslides in turn led to road closures, as seen here in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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The closures will continue throughout the Spring Festival, which runs until the end of January.
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Several prominent hedge funds closed down last year and investors said more closures are expected.
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In the case of Toys R Us, the hundreds of store closures come somewhat unexpectedly.
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Trump has threatened tariffs and border closures unless Mexico better addresses migration and drug trafficking.
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The last record was set in 2017, when 8,069 store closures were announced, Coresight said.
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His escort was concerned about potential delays if they encountered road closures along the way.
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Closures in 1976 and 7003 coincided with 3 percent declines in the S. & P. 500.
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CNBC reported on Monday how much the Forever 21 closures could impact U.S. mall owners.
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The firm is anticipating announced closures could top 12,000 this year, marking a new high.
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Global companies have been responding to the outbreak with store closures and increased safety measures.
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Deteriorating bridges can lead to road closures, which means there's limited access for cargo trucks.
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Amid widespread store closures in the retail sphere, some companies have reason to be optimistic.
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With the fund closures, outflows and negative press, the industry can no longer remain silent.
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Commuters between Mandalay, in central Myanmar, and Yangon reported highway closures because of the flooding.
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As of Wednesday, more than 200 roadways were either closed or subject to lane closures.
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As of late Wednesday, schools in 47 of 55 counties had announced closures for Thursday.
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The difficult holiday period and planned store closures are the latest turmoil for the brand.
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The first four rounds of base closures save the military $7 billion dollars every year.
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An estimated 840,000 students were affected by closures on the first day of the strike.
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So far this year, US retailers have announced 9,271 store closures, according to Coresight Research.
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The union was also pushing for GM to reconsider the proposed closures of four facilities.
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The scandal resulted in plant closures, export restrictions and an ensuing management shakeup at BRF.
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There's also the question of how recreational users would be warned of the temporary closures.
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Abercrombie says it will open 40 new stores this fiscal year, net of any closures.
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Even if other factors contributed to some closures, the law played a role, Toti said.
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Leaked Sears document reveals how store managers broke news to workers about layoffs and closures
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Police said the new barriers in Windsor would be in addition to usual road closures.
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The company said those workers impacted by the closures would still be eligible for bonuses.
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The coronavirus outbreak has resulted in port closures, which has affected the global shipping trade.
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Apple says closures in China, where the disease originated, have limited production of its iPhones.
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Transportation authority officials say closing a station entirely is less disruptive than protracted partial closures.
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Between the lines: Business school leaders worry stalled intake numbers could lead to program closures.
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H-E-B encourages people to check the list of store closures on its website.
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A growing proportion of Americans blame Trump for the closures, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found.
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These announcements bring the total number of planned closures this year to more than 240,203.
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Environmental activists will likely continue fighting for coal plant closures or blocking fossil fuel infrastructure.
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Americans abroad have been caught up in short-notice border closures that have created mass confusion on efforts to return back to the U.S. Ethiopia has yet to institute border closures, but neighboring Somalia has suspended all international flights for 15 days beginning Wednesday.
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The recent closures of the churches underscore the recent problems the Coptic Christian community has faced.
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The closures will impact nearly 100 scheduled flights, according to a CNN review of flight records.
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The closures also affect popular routes such as from Frankfurt to Berlin and Dortmund to Hamburg.
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On Monday, the city said a breach in the Elm Point Levee caused multiple road closures.
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Most totes don't have the proper closures, and so few options can actually fit your laptop.
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The women's clothing store chain announced the closures on Friday in a statement on its website.
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He worried Eliany's education would suffer in Puerto Rico due to lengthy school closures following Maria.
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According to Black, outdated and deteriorating bridges cause road closures and limit access for cargo trucks.
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Companies including Gap, Express and Victoria's Secret owner L Brands have already hinted at more closures.
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That could put other No. 2 malls in the crosshairs as more store closures are announced.
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The most recent chain of events that led to these closures started back on July 27.
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New York City's official emergency notification system reported transit delays and street closures near the station.
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Between the two waves of closures, Fred's (FRED) is reducing its store count by nearly half.
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The judge noted the family's claims that other Arab-Americans had complained of similar account closures.
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It has since shrunk store footprint to a little over 400 through multiple rounds of closures.
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Those closures could lead non-federal employees to feel the impact of the shutdown, as well.
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The fire started Friday morning and quickly tore through desert grass and brush causing road closures.
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The closures have already cost China's movie business over $1 billion in a three-week span.
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There have been more retail store closures already in 2019 than in all of last year.
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He noted that the bank was reinvesting the savings made from branch closures and staff reductions.
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Peak's MagLatch is also a far superior solution to the magnetic pin closures used by Herschel.
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What's more, the velcro and clip closures make it super easy to take on and off.
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The closures underscore the turmoil faced by brick-and-mortar retail across a variety of fronts.
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The FHWA has a good resource for locating major construction and road closures in your area.
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The store closures just keep coming, from Dressbarn, CVS, Party City, Pier 1 Imports and more.
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Here are some of the biggest retailers that have announced store closures so far this year.
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Capacity closures across the metals production sector are now increasingly happening pre-emptively ahead of inspections.
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No one in the surviving CME pits in Chicago seems worried by the New York closures.
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But severance payments boost upfront costs and branch closures can poison relations with employees and clients.
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On the closures front, however, the outlook doesn't appear to be getting any better, Coresight predicts.
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But activists say the closures have also affected services supporting the gay, lesbian and transgender communities.
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Morrisons' sales fell 3.2 percent as the firm continued to be affected by its store closures.
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Baroni claimed he was originally told the September 2013 lane closures were a legitimate traffic study.
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The Bank of Uganda is mired in lawsuits and official probes after some controversial bank closures.
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Over the past ten years closures of the 239 locks on America's rivers have increased sevenfold.
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In response, Santander, Caixabank and BBVA have all announced staff cuts and branch closures in Spain.
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Extra checkpoints and street closures have been set up at the square, the news agency notes.
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The blackout is affecting most of the US territory, causing traffic jams and forcing business closures.
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Spark is essentially distributed Scala; it uses Scala-esque ideas (closures, immutability, lazy evaluation, etc.) throughout.
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Fred's will have an estimated 80 retail stores and 166 pharmacies standing following its store closures.
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The spokesman did not immediately comment on the financial impact and other aspects of the closures.
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Recent announcements of store closures by Macy's, Gap and American Eagle will be followed by more.
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"I think it is likely," he said, adding that the CMA would not force store closures.
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It also said the January government shutdown and February's weather resulted in closures and weaker attendance.
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The resulting blackout caused widespread losses of water and air conditioning, as well as school closures.
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The closures are the latest in a long list of moves by Macy's to spur growth.
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The resulting series of closures has impacted farmers who rely on the river for transporting crops.
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The announcement marks Walgreens' largest round of closures since 2015, when it also closed 200 stores.
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Still, Perkins said there are likely more store closures from Macy's and its peers to come.
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But over the past year its financial problems have led to empty shelves and store closures.
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With a few exceptions, environmental groups are silent on the closures, or even support accelerating them.
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There have been NPI closures but the expected wholesale collapse of the sector has not happened.
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There are two keys to the success of a new round of base closures and realignments.
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In these regions, school and business closures, canceled flights and closed roads became standard this week.
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Details of closures: 10 of the closed stores will be turned into e-commerce distribution centers.
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Federica Mogherini, the EU's foreign policy chief, implored countries in the region to avoid border closures.
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Two of Christie's allies were found guilty on all charges in connection with the lane closures.
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The company is anticipating recording a pretax charge of about $15 million associated with these closures.
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There are no plans for plant closures, he told journalists at a news conference on Thursday.
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"Store closures were almost a given after the department store had its credit downgraded," he said.
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The city also continues to face a number of crises over education funding and school closures.
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While Chen said he was encouraged by that action, he expects more closures will be necessary.
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Revenue fell 31.2 percent to $2.89 billion in the reported quarter, partly because of store closures.
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The plans announced on Tuesday also include 14,22019 job cuts and more than 21.5 branch closures.
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The company is anticipating recording a pretax charge of about $15 million associated with the closures.
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Another leak emerges, this time exposing the truth behind the voting center closures on Election Day.
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Despite government closures of roads and transport, as many as 1m protesters took to the streets.
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The Armenian protests came in many forms: parties in the streets, labor strikes, and road closures.
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Amid upheaval in the industry, CVS executives have said they do not expect "meaningful" store closures.
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Only four months into the year, industry experts say they expect more store closures to come.
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"Pharmacy closures have increased substantially over the last 10 years," she told Reuters Health by email.
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"Efforts to improve access to prescription medication should incorporate the role of pharmacy closures," Qato said.
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We have since confirmed additional closures based on company filings and statements to local media outlets.
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These officially licensed cuff links have bullet back closures and are made from metal and enamel.
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The toy company reportedly told U.S. staffers that the closures would be spread out over time.
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The hike had little impact on restaurant closures, but led to higher prices and shorter workdays.
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Lopez has said the mine closures account for about half of the domestic nickel ore output.
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Days of road closures will block access to various parts of the city near the convention.
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It also recently laid off 250 employees at its corporate headquarters and announced multiple store closures.
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This month, Sears laid off 250 employees at its corporate headquarters and announced more store closures.
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The closures snarled traffic for several days, causing big delays for drivers and hurting local businesses.
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The store recently laid off 250 employees at its corporate headquarters and expects multiple store closures.
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BMO estimates total closures this year now amount to around 21 million tonnes of smelter capacity.
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It aims to increase closures to some two-thirds of the U.S. coal fleet by 2020.
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Aluminium has never been short of bauxite or alumina to the extent of multiple smelter closures.
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But tight security and the designated Olympic lanes have created significant roadblocks, detours and lane closures.
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The attorney general said immigration judges lack the authority to make such "administrative closures" of cases.
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The closures at Britain's biggest mortgage lender follow 100 announced in April involving 325 job cuts.
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Some natives would prefer more attention to the school closures and the bitter legacy they left.
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The moves comes as the No. 85033 U.S. automaker faces plant closures and sharp job cuts.
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Christie has long denied knowing about the closures, and he hasn't been charged with any crime.
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A mining industry group has said the mining closures and suspensions would affect 1.2 million people.
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Read more: How the gutting of the Voting Rights Act led to hundreds of poll closures.
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The closures will lead to the relocation or early retirement of 800 employees, the source said.
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BMO estimates total closures this year now amount to around 1.8 million tonnes of smelter capacity.
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Hagstrom Miller said the mass closures overwhelmed the state's remaining clinics with an influx of patients.
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In addition, the map will also show real-time updates about road closures and transit updates.
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The company's store closures brought down its revenue by nearly 31 percent in the first quarter.
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After the latest round of store closures, the company will have 182 stores remaining in operation.
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The storm has already caused road closures in Georgia and some flight delays throughout the Southeast.
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Rather, we need to look where the outbreak is going and pre-emptively target closures there.
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The closures will also apply to cultural institutions and will remain in place until March 29.
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Large-scale moratoriums of work-related travel, office closures, and major event cancellations are already underway.
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Union officials estimated about 30,000 people lost their jobs as a result of the recent closures.
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Limits on public gatherings are being decided by individual counties, school closures by individual school districts.
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And for many in the workforce, the mass closures it's caused have resulted in lost income.
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The data do not include recently announced closures in municipalities such as Denver, Dallas and Houston.
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What's next: The markets will continue to operate under normal trading hours despite the floor closures.
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And the lack of beach closures have predictably drawn sharp rebukes from Democrats in the state.
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During the coronavirus closures, store employees are being paid and corporate employees are working from home.
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There will likely be a similar battle over natural gas plant closures in coming years. 3.
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There is the debate right now over how you stop a mass wave of business closures.
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Japan was hit by a wave of closures to tourist attractions, sporting events, concerts, and festivals.
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Reuters has reported on the widespread cancellations, closures and postponements throughout sports, entertainment, and education ( here ).
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The closures have also allowed it to space out the number of lanes that are operational.
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Compounding this, the humanitarian situation in Gaza, exacerbated by the closures of the crossings, is dire.
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Chinese metal parts manufacturers have warned of factory closures or extra costs passed to U.S. customers.
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With these closures comes a new problem: What to do with all of the hazardous waste?
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As for the call center closures, Sprint is shuttering facilities in Rio Rancho, N.M.; Bristol, Tenn.
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Other theme park operators, like Six Flags and Universal Parks and Resorts have also announced closures.
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"We are assessing other potential closures as the situation progresses," a rep from Neiman Marcus said.
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Closures first hit China, where the first cases of COVID-19 popped up three months ago.
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Things could get even more dire if closures extend beyond the two-week period, he said.
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You also should plan for how to handle issues like temporary school or day care closures.
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While I experienced only minor disruptions, continued construction will bring temporary closures of pools and restaurants.
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It's led to school closures, cancellations of major events, and companies mandating employees work from home.
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All the exchange operators have said the closures are temporary as a precaution regarding the coronavirus.
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Health experts are pointing to school and business closures worldwide that have curbed exponentially growing infections.
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And while faculty and staff are guaranteed pay during school closures, Auerbach is hanging in limbo.
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JPMorgan Chase said its branch closures would reduce the number of employees exposed to the virus.
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JPMorgan Chase said its branch closures would reduce the number of employees exposed to the virus.
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Pay attention to your state rules regarding parking lot closures, though (here are California's, for example).
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Maybe with all these closures (and I'm expecting more in the coming days), things will change.
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It will help address the immediate needs of economically vulnerable populations affected by closures and cancellations.
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The group representing these carriers, the Regional Airline Association, says the closures are only the beginning.
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The Florida Department of Education will be posting updated information regarding school closures on its website.
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But the closures could easily drag on, as the path of the coronavirus remains largely uncertain.
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Unlike strippers, male escorts aren't affected by club closures, but many are choosing not to work.
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Casino closures could lead to nearly $85033 billion in total wage loss annually for casino workers.
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Sun International added that it was not yet possible to determine the effects of the closures.
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A recent surge of cases nationwide has prompted new travel restrictions, school closures and emergency declarations.
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All over the country, quarantines, shut-downs, and closures have deeply impacted local and international business.
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"More closures cannot be ruled out," Ryanair finance chief Neil Sorahan said on the earnings call.
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It is unclear how many Macy's hourly workers will lose their jobs from the store closures.
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Those obstacles played a far more significant role in U.S. plant closures than NAFTA ever did.
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The mine closures will reduce China's coal production capacity by 700 million tonnes, from 5.7 billion.
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Rural areas face access challenges, too, including a spate hospital closures and low retention of doctors.
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Since the 2008 closures, the company has started to slowly open more locations in the country.
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Below, find a Google-translated image of its retail store page in China, confirming the closures.
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UPS said it has seen reduced demand for its services as a result of business closures.
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But there may be some upside to Macy's closures for malls that are still an attraction.
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The closures affect border crossings in the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Khabarovsk and Amur regions, TASS said.
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Studies have linked newspaper closures to lower voter turnout, higher municipal debt and even more pollution.
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The epidemic has caused factory closures across China, where it has killed more than 1,700 people.
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However, after the market opened and word of the store closures spread, Macy's pared those gains.
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Still, multiple MTR workers said they believed there were no technical reasons for the early closures.
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Fierce global competition, agricultural automation and plant closures have left many rural towns struggling for survival.
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Free trade deals have been blamed for U.S. manufacturing plant closures, job losses and stagnant wages.
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"I don't have any comment on that specific component," Sanders said of the closures and layoffs.
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The closures began Wednesday at midnight and will remain in place until Friday at 5 a.m.
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The organization blamed the closures on politicians who moved to "defund" Planned Parenthood for performing abortions.
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The organization blamed the closures on politicians who moved to "defund" Planned Parenthood for performing abortions.
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Those closures are a "long-awaited opportunity," said Conor Flynn, CEO of Kimco, in a statement.
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The storm left thousands in the dark, prompted school closures and forced thousands of flight cancellations.
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The administration has requested Congress to authorize a new round of base closures, known as BRAC.
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And despite widespread coal plant closures in 2019, emissions still hit a record high this year.
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Both companies have more factories than they need, so job cuts and factory closures are likely.
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It's a welcome narrative amid chatter about declining sales, falling foot traffic, store closures and bankruptcies.
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It struggled to find a turnaround plan and had to make multiple rounds of store closures.
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The closures are TSA-approved combination locks, rather than the zipper you can't ever get closed.
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It does not have the same authority with domestic closures, which require the approval of Congress.
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Heavy snow in northern Colorado forced the closures of long stretches of Interstates 2850 and 2108.
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After the most recent round of closures, 182 Sears and Kmart stores will remain in operation.
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Closures are also set to begin this month and run through mid-April of this year.
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Recent closures and fears of wider surrender to online rivals like Amazon weigh heavily on R.E.I.T.s.
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Studies have linked newspaper closures to lower voter turnout, higher municipal debt and even more pollution.
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The supplies will arrive in the U.S. as shutdowns and closures ramp up across the country.
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Some companies are closing their stores and paying employees for all scheduled work through the closures.
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The city's teachers' union, the United Federation of Teachers, was the most powerful lobby against closures.
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On the campaign trail, the Carrier plant closures became a signature talking point for Donald Trump.
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More store closures are expected in the coming months as troubled retailers work through bankruptcy proceedings.
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The company confirmed the news to CNN Business on Friday and announced the closures on Saturday.
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A winter storm that passed through the Southwest early Thursday brought snow and hail to parts of the country including Nevada and Southern California, causing school closures, freeway closures and confusion among L.A. residents, according to the Los Angeles Times and local CBS station KCAL-TV.
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We primarily used Groovy for closures; improvements in code folding within Android Studio have resolved that need.
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The group will model its approach after previous efforts that followed other statewide bans and track closures.
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The company said it was expecting a 1% hit to revenue as a result of the closures.
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Our partners and carriers across all parts of the country are contending with flooding and airport closures.
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The Sand Fire has burned seven non-residential buildings and resulted in multiple road closures, Powers said.
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Total revenue fell 22% to $4.37 billion in the most recent quarter, mainly due to store closures.
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The closures follow the shuttering of 53 domestic shops last year and will not be the last.
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Khloé, 31, opted for a purple-and-pink monokini with ring closures and one seriously large tassel.
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Schools in Catawba County announced closures Monday due to a "tremendous amount of flooding" throughout the county.
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The manager of a mobile phone store said business was down 80 percent since the plant closures.
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Before the board's decision, Kemp's office issued a statement declaring that he did not support the closures.
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But Harvey also had at least some impact on the business, forcing theater closures in South Texas.
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More store closures are inevitable as department store chains are forecast to continue to lose market share.
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"What you see is a lot of vacant storefronts around some stations with closures," he told VICE.
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Is there any chance that any of these proposed or planned closures or idlings, that it changes?
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The instability persisted into early 2016 with the introduction of circuit breakers that triggered early market closures.
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The automaker is planning layoffs and plant closures, especially in Europe, where Ford's profit flatlined in 2018.
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A 2019 study found that hospitals closures in California alone have increased mortality rates by 5.9 percent.
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Other coats had leather closures in some instances, while shiny jackets were taken in at the waist.
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The Texas Medical Center said Sunday that weather conditions had resulted in several closures at its hospitals.
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The company based the account closures on the accounts' associations with IP addresses originating in embargoed countries.
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Users who had been to embargoed countries no more than one time were hit with account closures.
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Sessions said that "administrative closures" lacked legal foundation and undermined the court's ability to quickly hear cases.
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The unions said on Tuesday that it had still not received any information on the base closures.
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He also notes that a government team that reviewed the audits recommended fines or suspensions, not closures.
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He also wants to cut costs, a tall order as long as branch closures are ruled out.
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Under his leadership, the owner of Sears and Kmart suffered years of losses, store closures and layoffs.
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Indeed, this dislocation is not too different from the kind resulting from plant closures following trade deals.
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The governor has insisted that he knew nothing about the lane closures until after they were disclosed.
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