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open-door

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open door
n.
1. Unhindered opportunity; free access.
2. Admission to all on equal terms.
3. A policy whereby a nation trades with all other nations on equal terms.

open-door (pn-dôr, -dr) adj.
Translations
open-door [ˌəʊpənˈdɔːʳ] ADJ open-door policypolítica f de puerta abierta


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Galloway adopted an open-door policy in 1965 amid a storm of tension in the city.
There is very much an open-door policy, even for players outside of the initial 27.
When former Ipswich boss Burley took charge of the Scotland squad he insisted he would have an open-door policy, with selection always possible for players who were bang in form Thirty-year-old Iwelumo is exactly that with eight goals this season, even before starting a three-match ban two weeks ago.
 
 
 
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