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Discover Ludwig"has closed up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been shut or sealed completely. For example: "The store has closed up for the night, so we couldn't buy any groceries." "After the successful launch, the company has closed up its operations for the day." "The wound has closed up nicely, thanks to proper treatment and care."
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The day-to-day porosity between politics and journalism has closed up in recent decades.
"But now they've consolidated power, and everything has closed up again". Mr. Jiao should know.
For decades, the city has watched helplessly as one manufacturer after another has closed up shop.
And Craigslist has closed up shop on its sex services section.
For the week, it rose 1.03percentt; it has closed up for seven of the last nine weeks.
The Dow Jones hit a 52-week high yesterday and has closed up seven of the last eight trading days.
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The wounds from South Africa have closed up.
They had closed up against her — family, blood.
Soccer prodigies practice their first headers BEFORE their soft spots have closed up.
Several once-thriving boards on the women's site iVillage have closed up shop.
Many holography studios have closed up shop.The Museum of Holography, in SoHo, went out of business in 1992.
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