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Dance has also been opened up by the internet.
Foochow, the capital and biggest port of Fukien has been opened up by the Chinese forces.
Before the turn of the century, too, the vast new field of psychiatry had been opened up by Sigmund Freud.
New lands have been opened up by irrigation for the cultivation of fruits (especially citrus) and olives.
The Delta, originally under swampy forests, had been opened up by logging companies, who laid the first railway tracks in the early 1800s.
We could also think about how closure and openness often go hand in hand; what is opened up by each closure and vice versa, so we might weigh up advantages and disadvantages in specific cases.
Apartments could also be opened up by knocking down interior walls and putting in bigger windows.
And these possibilities were opened up by the creative explosion of postwar Japan.
