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Closing Time, first published in 1994, is Joseph Heller's sequel to the popular Catch-22. It takes place in New York City in the 1990s, and revisits some characters of the original __ Yossarian, Milo Minderbinder and Chaplain Tappman.

Closing Time is a 1998 hit song by alternative rock band Semisonic.

Closing Time is a song by Leonard Cohen from his 1992 album The Future.

Closing Time is the title of Tom Waits' debut album.

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ABC Radio National - Books and Writing Transcript - Ramona Koval Interviews Morris West (6288 words)
	I did find with my novel 'Closing Time' which is a more serious approach to very much the same subjects that all my novels are, that in European countries they recognise the conditions discussed as being identical to their own, particularly in Britain and in Germany.
	At the same time very much smaller than we ever imagined it to be in terms of viruses and the quarks and the fragments of an atom.
	I didn't spend a lot of time in it, I think it was a period of two and a half years of interrupted therapy, and I suppose I did benefit but not to the extent that he thought I would when I went into it.

Closing time - The Boston Globe (1059 words)
	Romero said that a large number of the last-call crowd -- many of whom are coming from places with earlier closing times -- are already intoxicated.
	Romero knows that the late closing time means revenue to the city, but he is pressing the licensing board to move last call back to 1 a.m.
	A debate over the closing hour has developed with both sides arguing that their concerns are the concerns of city residents.

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