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go dark
idiom
to stop all activities or communication, especially temporarily but for a fairly long period:
Theatres have gone dark, and arts groups have disbanded.
Two of the company's factories will go dark by mid-December.
In the wake of the attacks, TV networks went dark.
The campaign had to go dark in August to save money for a flurry of ads to run just before the debates.
(of a spy or secret agent) to stop communicating for a period of time with the people you are secretly working for:
She was undercover and thought the gang were onto her, so she went dark.
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