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closure

noun as in conclusion

noun as in plug, seal

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Retailers also flagged that spending had been slightly affected by the closure of the federal government—a fact that won’t be reflected until October and November’s data.

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Fife Council leader David Ross said that the closure of the plant would be a "devastating blow" for workers and the local community, and called for the plans to be paused.

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It’s like being ghosted, but ghosts do sometimes return, bringing closure.

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As is the case for Papayo's mother, the lack of closure and feeling of abandonment by the police fuels fear and terror in poor communities like Makeni.

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They say investment in the North Sea is shrivelling fast, with knock-on effects in refinery and chemical plant closures.

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

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