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The nation's first modern art museum, the Phillips Collection in Washington, will be largely closed for the next month to prepare for a major Bonnard exhibition beginning Sept. 22. "Pierre Bonnard: Early and Late" will feature more than 130 works in various media by the artist, including posters, theater sets and book commissions.
But I think the public markets are largely closed for most companies.
For years, two major Amsterdam museums — the Stedelijk and the Rijksmuseum — have been largely closed for renovations, with only some of their prized artworks on public view.
The city, jewel in India's IT crown, was largely closed for business for two days as an excluded underclass took the chance to vent its spleen.
The commercial debt markets are largely closed for M&A transactions today, requiring a creative way to finance this deal.
Nottingham, which is in the middle of a £100m upgrade and was largely closed for a five-week period last summer for upgrades to signalling, tracks and platforms, was named the dirtiest train station and the worst for choice of shops.
The grounds of the site are still honeycombed with wartime tunnels, trenches, craters and unexploded munitions, and are largely closed off for public safety.
North Korea, ruled by a Stalinist dictatorship for more than half a century, is largely closed to foreigners.
The site is largely closed to the public now, Ms. Balmori noted, while crews search for remains and remove debris.
