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...leaders. This would allow The Times to free itself from subsidizing The Globe's losses, and allow The Globe to both significantly reduce its tax liabilities and raise donations from readers. These improvements, on top of The Globe's existing advertising and subscription base, would let the paper avoid closure??and perhaps significant layoffs as well. And unlike for most papers, the actual conversion of The Globe to a non-profit would not cost money; after all, there are no owners or shareholders to buy out, as there are for The Times Company as a whole...
...can’t really go to her funeral. There’s no closure??there’s no saying goodbye—so that was difficult for my parents especially," Jafar said...
...Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) closed unceremoniously for renovation on Monday, shutting its doors so it can be thoroughly renovated in time for a scheduled reopening in October. Players, coaches, recreational exercisers, and administrators in the Department of Athletics who coordinated the move said that the closure??which caused an uproar among Harvard students last fall and which displaces five varsity teams and numerous club teams—passed smoothly thanks to the well-planned relocation of the teams, offices and equipment formerly housed...
While “Stutter” has a concluding chapter, it seems as though Shell deliberately ends with the same “lack of closure?? stutterers often suffer...
...infrequently still in “Squid,” but when it does stop, it is usually on Eisenberg’s strangely affecting face. Some will complain that “Squid” ends too abruptly. The film’s conclusion certainly offers nothing resembling closure??but life rarely gives closure either. Comedies, like “The Royal Tenenbaums,” are required to tie up all of their loose ends in the dénouement. Dramas are free to leave them unresolved, especially if the lack of resolution is truer...
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