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Meanings of closed for refurbishment in English

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Usage of closed for refurbishment in English
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The bad news is it's currently closed for refurbishment.
The South African
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In June 1976, the Everyman closed for refurbishment, which meant I was out of a job.
The Guardian
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The losses are connected with its cafe on Grafton Street, which is currently closed for refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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Previously the resort had been closed for refurbishment.
The Guardian
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The most famous crossing of Dublin's River Liffey, the Ha'penny Bridge has been re-opened today after being closed for refurbishment.
The Irish Times
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The company warned last week that its annual operating profit would be lower than expected as its London Mayfair hotel was closed for refurbishment.
Reuters
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Dreamland First opened in 1936, the much-loved Dreamland amusement park by the beach is closed for refurbishment (by Wayne Hemingway) until 2015.
The Guardian
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'I'm sorry, sir, but the business is closed for refurbishment,' said Vettius politely.
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