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closed-ˈdoor 形
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Klau·sur·ta·gung <-, -en> 名词 f 政治
Klau·sur <-, -en> [klauˈzu:ɐ̯] 名词 f
1. Klausur 教育:
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The second auditions were held closed-door and there were five judges judging the contestants.
en.wikipedia.org The government encourages victims to assist in trafficking investigations or prosecutions by permitting closed-door victim testimonies during trafficking prosecutions and by interviewing victims to gather evidence to prosecute traffickers.
en.wikipedia.org Between 1975 and 1990, the church did not have any contacts with the outside world as the country remained a closed-door society where religious freedom was restricted.
en.wikipedia.org Hiding their printing press in his own garden, he tried to testify on their behalf at their trials, but was prevented when the trials became closed-door events.
en.wikipedia.org The motion was defeated on a closed-door voice vote.
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