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What is the sentence for enclosures?

The word "enclosure" can be used as both a noun and a verb. Therefore, it can have different sentences depending on the context. Here are some examples:

As a noun:

* The enclosure for the sheep was made of sturdy wood. (This sentence uses "enclosure" to refer to a physical space.)

* Please find the enclosed document with more information. (This sentence uses "enclosure" to refer to something included with something else.)

* The writer used many enclosures in their essay to support their arguments. (This sentence uses "enclosure" to refer to supporting information.)

As a verb:

* The farmer enclosed the field with a fence. (This sentence uses "enclosed" to describe the action of surrounding something.)

* The letter was enclosed in a sealed envelope. (This sentence uses "enclosed" to describe the action of placing something inside something else.)

* The city council enclosed the park to protect it from vandalism. (This sentence uses "enclosed" to describe the action of restricting access to something.)

To give you a more accurate sentence for "enclosure," I need more context. Please tell me what you would like the sentence to convey.

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