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Before pressing the shutter, he waited for enough cloud cover to generate a soft, diffused light that could transform the sunny hiking spot into an otherworldly scene.

El Bulli, for instance, previously named the best restaurant in the world, shuttered its doors after only a few decades.

As you walk down Shuhada Street, you see one shuttered storefront after another; hundreds of them.

Other schools have been shuttered because of attacks and threats stemming from the war that continues to engulf the country.

But a few weeks later the United States shuttered its embassy in Tripoli.

Over the last few days the Americans, the British, and others have shuttered their embassies.

Anyway, every window of that tower, both the lower and the upper stories, is shuttered on the outside.

Its cruciform construction of red brick is unusual with its numerous high, white shuttered windows.

If Mademoiselle St. Clair were there she must be without lamp or candle, or the windows must be closely shuttered.

I could hear a child screaming behind a shuttered window and I wondered and imagined, but we did not stop anywhere.

For years they had only seen the mysterious shuttered doors and windows, and it was no wonder that they were delighted.