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Closen

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Clos´en
v. t.1.To make close.
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These conditions were closen for sodium alginate/PEO blended systems.
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Impact of Level of Customization and Closen Closeness of Contact, Need for Quality Assurance, and Need for Image Control International operations may face some types of contractual risks (Agarwal & Ramaswami, 1992).
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