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The phrase "not open" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is closed or not available. Here are a few examples: - The store is not open yet, so we'll have to come back later. - The door was not open, so we couldn't enter the room. - I checked the schedule, but that date is not open for reservations. - The position is not open at the moment, but you can submit your resume for future consideration.
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"Do Not Open!
Schools are not open.
That was not open.
Please do not open".
Not open to freshmen.
Not open to freshman.
Not open in winter.
Not open to: undergraduates.
"Why not open it up!
The door does not open.
And it's not open enough.
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