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I heard a definite "schiusa" not "chiusa" unlocked rather than closed, which makes a little more sense. I also heard UN'istituzione rather than l'istituzione but I can't check that, but I really tried hard to understand the "schiusa" because I wasn't familiar with the verb schiudere.
un'istituzione is a masculine word. Why isn't it chiuso and pericoloso?
L'istituto (institute) is masculine; l'istituzione (institution) is femmine. Maybe that's what you were thinking of...
I think you might have been confused by "un' " appearing before "instituzione". In this case it is not because it is masculine, but abbreviated to un' due to the vowel at the beginning of the feminine word
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Just curious: What do you mean to say with this sentence? "A closed institution is dangerous." (?!!)
Perhaps they mean secret insitutions, which are closed for the public, like the NSA. Those definitely (like the Bilderbergers) are dangerous. No more secrests.
