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Lockdown
(redirected from Blackout Period)

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Lockdown
A status mandated by the security department of a facility during an emergency. During lockdown, all exits are manned and foot traffic is closely monitored
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No date has been set for when the power outage will be over but the NEC pledged to minimize the blackout period and resume normal operations as soon as possible.
More power blackouts in Sudan starting Monday by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
The so-called blackout period in which directors are prevented from trading in the shares will be extended to 60 days before the company's results are announced, the exchange's Listing Committee said in a statement.
HK stock exchange waters down trading rules by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
2 - when we reopen in the new space - will be a blackout period," said Library Director Kelly Collins.
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