bouclage.
the soft cut-off of a newspaper's edition grace period (ie. the time before stories / advertisements can no longer be accepted); the closing time
Meaning & usage
the soft cut-off of a newspaper's edition grace period (ie. the time before stories / advertisements can no longer be accepted); the closing time
cordon, block
Israël a levé mercredi son bouclage de la Cisjordanie et rouvert l'esplanade des Mosquées de Jérusalem au public.
Where this word comes from
From boucler + -age.
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