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closure

[kloh-zher] / ˈkloʊ ʒər /




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From 2027 as part of the New Zoo Standards, they will be legally required to have a contingency plan to care for animals during prolonged income loss, major incidents, or permanent closure.

From BBC

The delayed January jobs report extends a string of setbacks for the government’s statistics system, still reeling from a six-week closure last fall.

From The Wall Street Journal

A former council leader in Pembrokeshire warned in July 2025 that the trend in his county was "unsustainable" after falling pupil numbers led to a consultation about further school closures.

From BBC

He simply said the closure would result in extraordinary results.

From Los Angeles Times

The closure, he said, would begin on July 4 -- the nation's 250th anniversary.

From Barron's