closed valley

concealed valley

A type of valley on a roof; the shingles or slates are laid to the intersecting roof surfaces, covering the metal lining of the valley.
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Fairbanks sits at the center of a perfect storm for high energy prices: the community of thirty thousand endures long, dark, brutally cold winters; residents rely on high-priced fuel oil; it is hundreds of miles from oil and natural gas deposits and has limited transportation options; and its location in a closed valley helps pool pollution, leading to some of the worst air quality in the nation.
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As a work of literary anthropology, The Closed Valley seeks to rectify this unspoken conflict and bridge the gap between two cultures.
Narrated from the perspective of an outsider', The Closed Valley is propelled by the desire for objectivity.
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Smooth rock surfaces, a closed valley and a sacred mountain in the vicinity could hold the answers to such a rare concentration of rock art, he notes.
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Sheila Smith outside the closed Valley Nursing Home.
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In some parts of northern Bulgaria and closed valleys, lows are expected to reach -23 C.
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