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After it was shuttered, a doctor who was assigned to the camp spent six months fabricating the medical records of every inmate.

My guide led me to a tall, ruinous house with shuttered windows, and knocked several times at the door.

It remains unclear on how much capacity has been shuttered, with agencies reporting widely different estimates.

The blog was periodically pruned and shuttered by authorities, and in 2006 they told him that the name had to go.

Mr. Young played landlord to around 50 brands, but the mall shuttered within a year and a half.

The effect on jobs is all too vivid: shuttered factories whose products come from lower-cost markets.

Some vandals at a state park scrawled "We broke in for free! " over a shuttered cabin, to the horror of local news outlets.

Chinese markets reopen Wednesday after being shuttered for a week because of the holidays.

But on the other side of the road, the offices and shops are shuttered and dark by late evening when revelers start pouring out of taxis.

After unpacking for our short trip we discovered the window was shuttered on the outside so the only view was of a fire escape.

By grouping these shuttered filters in threes, one of each colour, an individual picture element, or pixel, is created.

But by then, the idyllic image of an easygoing, romantic Brazil had been shuttered by a military coup.

At least two international schools closed and many businesses were shuttered.

Clubs thrive on dues and cannot coldly view each aspect of operations as a profit center to be sold or shuttered if unsuccessful.

It has shuttered some of its grimy aluminum works on Beijing's orders to cut back on overcapacity.

We exchanged handshakes and names, and I almost didn't mind that the store was shuttered and there would be no milk in the morning.

A lack of transparency obscures the full cost of China's outlays, but already many Olympic structures have been shuttered.

But they simultaneously feel the pull of dealing with issues closer to home, like shuttered plants and a slump in domestic sales.

Along the main pedestrianised street many shops are shuttered, windows are broken and pavements are crumbling.

In a recession demand falls short of supply, leaving a sorry trail of unemployed workers, shuttered factories and unexploited innovations.

One exception is a very unusual, now shuttered gas station more akin to an airplane, or a space ship about to take off.

The main shopping street had become a glum passageway of shuttered storefronts.

The university has shuttered its doors since the disasters and has canceled entrance exams for the second semester.

Before, "it was really extreme, " says Zhang Qi, a former steelworker who lives near the shuttered plant.

Nightclubs near the Workers' Stadium, which will host men's and women's soccer, have been shuttered.

Following a looting spree during the U. S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, the famous Iraq Museum was shuttered and sealed.

But the theater closed in 1968 and remained shuttered for 15 years until a fundraising drive led to its glorious restoration.

There were signs of food and gas shortages across the city, with shops shuttered by days of chaos.

Expect to see many more shuttered shops.

Businesses across the country were shuttered, as people huddled in their homes.

Thin trading volume has exacerbated currency moves, with markets in Britain and Japan shuttered for holidays, analysts said.

Goldman shuttered several of its prop desks in 2009 and 2010 and is currently winding down its once high-flying Global Alpha hedge fund.

On July 28, a shuttered plastics factory in Nanjing exploded, killing at least 13 people.

But the two main stadiums are shuttered, the public spaces around them deserted and covered in graffiti.

Opposition leaders had called for a general strike on Tuesday, but it was unclear how many businesses had shuttered.

The president referred, for example, to markets that were shuttered a year ago, but which were now re-opening.

Four cranes block out the skyline, but the foreground is row upon row of boarded-up houses and shuttered storefronts.

Other assets, like 14 shuttered production facilities, will also be liquidated.

In Wisconsin, a company called Orion is putting hundreds of people to work manufacturing energy-efficient lights in a once-shuttered plant.

And in a central warehouse district, an armed mob fought over spoils taken from shuttered houses and shops.

I've seen it in the shuttered windows of once booming factories, and the vacant storefronts on once busy Main Streets.

For the first festival, organizers renovated and reopened the State Theatre, a long-shuttered downtown movie house.

Repair work continues apace. Factories that were shuttered are now running at half of usual production.

And within the last few years, banks such as Societe Generale SA have shuttered their film-financing departments.

Some state agencies are closed in Georgia and Wisconsin, and most Colorado state offices will be shuttered on Tuesday.

Several leading figures have been jailed in the past three years, and several NGOs shuttered or constrained.

But the windows here were shuttered against the storm, sealed up by crusts of blown snow and frost.

State offices are shuttered Friday in California, Maine, Maryland and Michigan.

For now, NASA wants to keep them shuttered most of the time to protect the fused silica glass from orbital debris.

Admittedly, Mr Rasmussen may still be sore that Google shuttered his project, which flopped.

Despite banners calling on Benghazi's merchants to reopen their shops, many are still shuttered.

Cars were seen floating in a car park at the city's shuttered Don Muang airport north of town on Sunday.

In the neighboring cities of Tianjin and Tangshan, more than 300 factories will be shuttered during the Olympics.

Many factories have now been shuttered to reduce pollution and improve air quality in Beijing.

When sales pick up, manufacturers need only reopen shuttered plants, not build new ones.

Homes have been lost; jobs shed; business shuttered.

Hattie had fallen silent, her reflection in the pane of glass shuttered; she met my gaze with empty eyes.

The new site was temporarily shuttered after it's false claim of affiliation with AshleyMadison. That's how serious the lady biz is.

Proof against wind and weather, the house still stands there without even breaches in the roof of shuttered windows.

Rest stops and state parks were shuttered, the state lottery was suspended.

Over the past few months, many outlets have shuttered or cut back on their print operations.

A March 2000 image of the shuttered National Museum in Kabul shows the toll inflicted by decades of civil war.

Pain and suffering, motherhood and pasta, shuttered banks.

THE streets of Germany's main cities still throng with shoppers; no shops are shuttered.

The windows were shuttered, and draperies tightly drawn.

That shuttered look came over Anakin's face. "I had work to do, " he muttered.

riding the space shuttle in low earth orbit ( with the windows shuttered ) , you don ' t have a clear idea of down.

She points out that a shuttered smelter in Germany reopened in 2007, despite the rising cost of emissions.

A shuttered home in the historic Garden District declared: "Two dawgs and one ex-husband. Beware! "

Last summer, it shuttered the Shenzhen factory.

shuttered the store for the holiday.

We had all the windows shuttered before we left.

Today, "Club 31" , as one former executive calls it, lies shuttered and empty.

Eight of Germany's older nuclear plants were already shuttered after March 11.

The houses were almost all of mud, and the mosques with their green shuttered archways had minarets of mud and logs.

Bolted doors and shuttered windows lined the way.

But the new company, Japan Optical Display Technology, was shuttered after four years because of clashes.

My host is keen to avoid the Alawite neighbourhoods but we drive past so he can point to the empty streets and shuttered windows.

Its first two central banks were shuttered in the 19th century in part because of their perceived closeness to financiers.

Thanks to our shuttered by spacecraft.

Uncertain how long the downturn will last, Vale wouldn't say when, or if, the shuttered production would return.

Built in the 1930s, the 2, 000-square-foot building had been shuttered for years because the county didn't have the money to renovate it.

The scan and match technology was developed by a company called Lala, which Apple purchased and subsequently shuttered last year.

I live in Michigan and have witnessed the destruction caused by shuttered factories and jobs shipped overseas.

which was shuttered by the security forces of former dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

The project briefly received some funding from the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts, but that organization was shuttered last year.

Cost overruns doomed Menasha's steam plant, which was shuttered in the fall of 2009 after the debt more than doubled to about $40 million.

In China the government has shuttered thousands of blogs and sites in the past year alone.

From 1930 to 1933, more than 9, 000 banks were shuttered, imposing losses on depositors and shareholders of about $2. 5 billion.

Banks have shuttered more than 1, 100 branches since 2009, according to SNL.

Nearly 1, 500 funds, or 16% of the total, shuttered last year.

But at least another 150 of them have shuttered in the past decade, according to OpenRice, an online database of Hong Kong restaurants.

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World's tallest tower lookout shuttered

Locked the doors and shuttered the windows