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closed-door a closed-door event is one that is secret and not open to the public. At a special closed-door session of the UN, the ambassador confirmed the withdrawal of his country's troops. (always before noun) |
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If the customer is utilizing a vertical, a closed-door horizontal or an open-end auto tie baler, perforating plastic containers is required," Pfeffer says. Under mounting pressure to lift a veil of secrecy on police disciplinary hearings, the Police Commission and the City Council on Tuesday sought ways to reopen closed-door hearings. Results by topic are discussed in closed-door, invitation-only meetings of executives in Mexico City, Sao Paulo and Miami. |
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