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Discover LudwigThe phrase "area are open" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, likely intended to convey that certain areas are open.
Example: "The park's recreational areas are open for public use."
Alternatives: "areas are accessible" or "zones are open".
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COMMON SPACES: The dining room and living area are open to each other; the kitchen has a center island and commercial-grade appliances.
At the moment, only half of the 38,000 hotel rooms in the metropolitan area are open, with the Hyatt and other convention standbys shuttered.
A few villas and other buildings in the area are open to the public, and it is best to call in advance because most have irregular hours.
The waters and airspace of this area are open to use by all countries, except for those activities prohibited by international law (e.g., the testing of nuclear weapons).
The west coast beaches in the Sand Hill Cove area have smaller waves that appeal to young families, while the beaches in the Bonnet Shores area are open only to residents of that neighborhood.
By the time he gets home at night the luxury dealerships are closed, even though he has noticed that the Honda, Nissan and Kia dealerships in his area are open late during the week and longer on weekends.
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It's one hour and eight minutes of hair in your face, sea air up your nose and fantastic views, as the blue double-decker buses used on this route, and two others in the Purbeck area, are open-topped.
The area is open all year during daylight hours.
Our treatment area is open with plenty of elbow room.
So just because an area is open to drilling doesn't mean it will be developed.
The dig ends on 1 September, and the area is open to the public until then.
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