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Preëmptive school closure because of high statistical slush probability.
Before, Charlie Hebdo was threatened with closure because of a lack of readers.
Fifty-four patients (27 on each arm) were enrolled before closure because of slow accrual.
Australia's output fell by 14%, too, amid reports that some fledgling mining firms faced closure because of scarce credit.
And last month it was revealed that Manchester's mental health trust faces closure because of a £7m black hole in its finances.
It is set very specifically on the morning of October 28, 2011, when the cathedral, after a week's closure because of the protestors, is about to re-open.
No more closures because of cheap imports.
"These are closures because of unkept promises," said Kelly Crowe, the chief executive of the National Alliance of State Health Co-ops.
The line between Hastings and Tonbridge has suffered a four-month series of closures because of landslips.
Serbia's Under-21 team, previously in trouble over a match against England in 2012, and Cypriot club Apollon Limassol were handed partial stadium closures because of monkey chanting by their supporters at recent games.
Drivers may encounter some road closures because of Sunday's races.
