When must one use "to close off" instead of "to close"?
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To close off generally refers to blocking something, such as an accident closing off a lane of a highway or a blood clot closing off a blood vessel or something like that. To close is more general, it refers to physically closing something like a door, or shutting something down like closing a store. To be honest, they're mostly interchangeable and when in doubt use to close, rather than to close off.
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