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Meanings of open a week in English

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Usage of open a week in English
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Half a million spectators are expected to attend the 2003 Special Olympics World Games, which open a week today.
The Irish Times
2
It's been open a week.
Winnie Childs, the Shop Girl
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A favourite spot for day trippers is an abandoned theme park, which was supposed to open a week after the disaster.
News.com.au
4
The beautiful kitchen and brand-new Manhattan restaurant would be shut down by an electrical fire before it had been open a week.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
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They are fascinated. A favourite spot for day trippers is an abandoned theme park, which was supposed to open a week after the disaster.
News.com.au
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And what will it mean for Muslim Olympic hopefuls in 2012, when the Games in London open a week after the month-long Ramadan fast begins?
Radio NZ
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The outpatient pharmacy was opened a week ago replacing a private facility.
Radio NZ
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Access to Ballinasloe via the River Suck opens a week later.
The Irish Times
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Kevin Kisner or Kevin Chappell winning the Open a week later.
The Irish Times
10
Peabody & Sherman, which opened a week earlier in the No.
Reuters
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The book, opened a week ago, includes messages from Ireland and around the world.
The Irish Times
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My last meeting with Ernie Els was during the US Open a week ago.
The Irish Times
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The trial opened a week later, and lasted two months.
Nonsense Novels
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School had opened a week earlier than usual, and Sprite already felt "at home."
Princess Polly's Gay Winter
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The ballot for the first Kiwibuild homes ready for sale to first-home buyers opens a week from today.
Radio NZ
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He talked about his film, "The Last Movie," which had opened a week or so before.
The new yorker
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