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Closed to traffic.
out of use
closed
Completely obstructed or closed off.
plugged
obstructed
1
Last year, the government
blocked
several new proposals for coal liquefaction facilities.
2
A week ago, the situation following June's inconclusive elections was completely
blocked
.
3
Question 4: The country of Pakistan
blocked
access to Facebook this week.
4
This right of way is effectively
blocked
off six days a week.
5
Poland, helped by Spain,
blocked
attempts to approve a constitution last year.
6
YouTube, for instance, is often
blocked
during high-level political events in China.
7
Officials in December cleared protest camps which had
blocked
several main roads.
8
Several exchange mergers have been
blocked
in recent years by national regulators.
9
Lorq moved left to see; then right when the left was
blocked
.
10
Young protesters pelted police with stones and
blocked
access to the area.
11
Mr Piukala said access could now be
blocked
to social media users.
12
The offer would likely be
blocked
by Turkish regulatory authorities, analysts said.
13
State and federal judges
blocked
the most restrictive laws from taking effect.
14
The U.S. delegation has often
blocked
proposed Security Council statements condenming Israel.
15
But it carries conditions and could be
blocked
by Europe's competition authorities.
16
Dual citizens are
blocked
from national elected office under Australia's 117-year-old constitution.
blocked
block
·
block by
block shots
block roads
block the way
block access