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closed

adjective as in shut, out of service

adjective as in finished, terminated

adjective as in exclusive, independent

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Competitors weighed in behind closed doors on Thursday afternoon but weights were not made public until the ceremonial weigh-in later in the evening.

From BBC

Splash Mountain closed at Disneyland and Walt Disney World in 2023 to make room for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.

That’s because work properly got underway on the attraction during pandemic shutdowns of 2020 when parks were closed, meaning travel was at a minimum and the show building that was studied most closely was the one in Anaheim, as it’s clearly closer to Imagineering’s Glendale headquarters than Orlando, Fla.

Others believe that improved nutrition over generations has historically closed height gaps thought to be genetic.

From BBC

Before Thune defeated two of his colleagues to win the leadership post, Trump said on social media that he wanted the new Senate leaders to push his nominees through using recess appointments, where the Senate would declare itself closed for business for 10 days so the president can appoint a Cabinet secretary for the remainder of the two-year session.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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