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The phrase "a close off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation where something is being closed or restricted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project reached a close off when the final report was submitted."
Alternatives: "a closure" or "a cutoff".
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After that it's off to Trinity Apse, a gothic chapel hidden in a close off the Royal Mile, for a quick delve in the ocean.
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Privacy was literally a privation, a closing off of the most important realm of human life: the public.
Titled "Enclosure," the painting could suggest a closing off or the gestation of something new, a tunneling inward or progression outward.
As The Times's Michiko Kakutani noted, the diminished debate syndrome at schools "suggests a closing off of the possibilities of growth and transformation".
It suggests a closing off of the possibilities of growth and transformation and a repudiation of the process of consensus building.
Explosive detectors could also be installed, either at the entry points to a closed off area or at an outer perimeter such as the toll ring.
A closed off heart makes it impossible to open up and allow in happiness, great opportunities, and good people into our lives.
HARD does a good job of corralling the basics into a closed off, massive field and saving the rest of their stages for the good stuff.
Note: close family members typically sit together in a closed off area for privacy.
If you prefer a quiet campsite, try to find a closed off field.
Do this step before applying lipstick so it has a closed off area.
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