"Brexit is Brexit, we cannot open again the discussion, because if we open again the discussion we give the message against the idea of democracy," he said.
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"They repair and the pipelines break open again," he said.
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The beach did not open again until almost 3 p.m.
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Some businesses may also open again but with fewer workers.
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Queen Victoria's grave will soon be open again for public visitation.
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Still, the government likely would not open again until after Jan.
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The doors of the departure hall to passengers will open again.
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Senators-only elevators are good hideouts -- until the doors open again.
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Hossain said the line should be open again by Monday evening.
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Then the airlock will have to close, pressurize, and open again.
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The airport said departure hall 3 was open again for operation.
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Residents do not want the Aliso Canyon facility to open again.
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A more immediate problem, however, is getting the border open again.
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"We expect to be open again within two weeks," the email said.
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"Doors opened last time, so I feel like doors will open again."
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Even though the government is open again, the shutdown set forecasters back.
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We'll be waiting near the border, hoping it will eventually open again.
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"I don't think the schools are going to open again," Newsom said.
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They are now open again, but everybody has to wear a mask.
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They hope to open again at a new location in the summer.
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China's stock market will open again next Monday after the National Day break.
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Maybe — for better or worse — questions thought to be closed are open again.
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Starting today, the Knight-Vice Innovation Fund is open again for new applicants.
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With the government open again, many lobbyists will need to play catch up.
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It's a scab that's been ripped open again and again for these black men.
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Shops up and down the Rue Drouot are open again after closing for vacation.
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The Milan mayor asked the country's culture minister if the museums could open again.
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" If the bear comes back, "they gone bust his big chops wide open again.
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If the communications lines open again, we may well know before anyone leaves for Singapore.
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Now that the government is open again, those accounts and websites are being actively maintained.
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The Chinese stock market will open again on Monday after the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Yet most analysts don't expect a huge reaction once markets open again after the weekend.
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More in the morning when the markets open again, and react to the night's news.
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They will have to agree to legislation to keep the government open again before Jan.
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"Make America's parks open again," Columbia Sportswear's message read, riffing on President Trump's campaign slogan.
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Welch said the Kansas Department of Transportation cleared the roadway and the highway was open again.
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The Sokol gymnasium, a fitness hall with roots in the town's Czech heritage, is open again.
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"The outcome of the referendum is wide open again," said Ulrich Leuchtmann, currency strategist at Commerzbank.
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The All-American Road is closed for the season, but will open again on May 20.
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Troy Slaten, attorney for Borderline owner Brian Hynes, tells us they'll absolutely open again for business.
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When he saw Ben's eyes open again, he relit the pipe and took a hit himself.
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He said the government wouldn't open again unless there was a promise of border wall money.
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And it would not surprise me at all if schools did not open again this year.
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As is his desire to win his home Open again a decade after his 2009 victory.
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Sixteen years after the doors opened, the owner is unsure if he can bear to open again.
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As we first reported ... Borderline plans to open again, but the owners don't have a timetable yet.
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Businesses across the globe are closing without knowing when -- or if -- their doors will ever open again.
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However, more than 90% of the company's stores in China, where the outbreak began, are open again.
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A higher percentage of hotel rooms on the Dutch side, for example, are open again for business.
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At the close of "Trial," we see the exact CT scan folder from the cold open again.
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The Obamacare marketplaces aren't slated to open again until November, but signs already point to trouble ahead.
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When the doors open again, riders are greeted by a stern-looking member of the First Order.
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When these galleries open again, only two bronze lamps will likely go on view, Lyons told Hyperallergic.
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If you're interested, keep in mind that applications are closed now but will open again in March 2018.
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The door through which the first responding officers had entered crept open again, and a head popped out.
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Let's pass the Save The Internet Act in both houses and make the internet free and open again.
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He did not have to find out, and he came back in 2008 to win the Open again.
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I'm afraid that after these attacks, borders will never open again and everyone will be suspicious of us.
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In 2018, he won the Australian Open again, for his 20th major title, and returned to No. 21974.
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But if it isn't gone, pitching is also the one thing sure to tear his blister open again.
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Rather, I was flipping my 3DS open again and picking up where I'd left off on disembarking the train.
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If the Democrats' self-inflicted wounds were at all healing this year, Donna Brazile just ripped them open again.
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Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant, which closed last year for renovations, is open again, and it's well worth your time.
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"Everybody knows that this combination of keys allow you to close and then open again — to reset," Kalinin explained.
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The stadium will be open again for Russia's last group game, against Uruguay, which will begin at 10 p.m.
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Then a German court in 2015 overturned that country's ban, leading to hopes that the market would open again.
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We're told the Orlando park will close down at 5 PM Thursday, but expects to open again Saturday morning.
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Still, a state official said, 80 percent of the roads that had been closed were open again on Monday morning.
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"This is probably the best I've felt in years coming into the U.S. Open again, which is encouraging," said Federer.
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Ball's teammates will never be this wide open again, will never get as far beyond enemy lines on their runouts.
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As it was drawing to an end, a song came over the speakers: Perhaps my eyes will never open again.
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And a little later on Tuesday, when Mr. Trump appeared ready to throw the entire immigration-reform debate open again.
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The No. 1-seeded Osaka got off to a terrible start at the French Open again, never masking her frustration.
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Out of the 42 stores Apple has in mainland China, 38 of them are open again following a prolonged shutdown.
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The company said it closed the store for a "deep clean" but hoped to have the site open again soon.
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The plant will remain closed on Monday for disinfection, but there's no word on how soon it will open again.
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The park is now open again, but the number of visitors is a paltry fraction of what it could attract.
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Now that the government is open again, it looks like they've both found the "mutually agreeable" date they were looking for.
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"If someone left the garage door open again and this upsets you, just close it and let it go," she says.
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Every time the dad successfully closes his trunk, the mother pushes the keyless entry button, popping the thing back open again.
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The question is when theaters open again, will streaming theatrical releases the same day they're in theaters become the new normal?
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The company did not indicate when the floor would open again, but said trading and regulatory oversight would continue without interruption.
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Markets in Japan were set to tumble at the open again as Wall Street saw another plunge overnight on virus fears.
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It does not appear that anything has changed that would make her want the job now that it is open again.
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Mr. Stork said he always shuts the pocket doors when he has guests, just so he can slide them open again.
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Again, a new page will open again asking you to explain reasons you want to remove the review from the website.
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Baltimore/Washington International Airport closed one of its security checkpoints on Sunday, but TSA told AP it was open again on Monday.
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Trump was the cold open again, and I think we can all expect that to be the case for the foreseeable future.
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The shop will be open again Thursday May 5 at 12 Mercer Street in New York City from noon to 7 p.m.
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I complied, and was immediately assailed: a bolt of white fury forced my eyelids to contract in submission, never to open again.
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And nonessential employees who cannot go to work while the government is shuttered may not even get paid once it's open again.
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Does anyone else feel like this girl's going to be begging her parents to take her to the Open again next year?
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Ever the optimist, he continues to sit opposite the emergency exit on the off-chance the doors will be flung open again.
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But as I read that letter it felt as if the door of the world had cracked open again, ever so slightly.
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Trump's announcement marks a major win for Democrats, who've resolutely refused to negotiate on border security until the government is open again.
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Roughly 270 visitors, including about 60 children, are waiting for one of the two passes leading from the village to open again.
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Hospitals were operating on generators, and while most supermarkets were open again, the government was struggling to ensure that they were stocked.
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I have many teacher friends whose schools were meant to open again this month, and now that has changed to early May.
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He won the Australian Open and Wimbledon in 2109 and the Australian Open again in 7, shortly before returning to No. 1.
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Just days before this #ConwaySC neighborhood was completely underwater - now floodwaters from #Florence have receded and the road is back open again.
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But in the rat-a-tat-tat of follow-up questions, Sessions slowly pried that door open again, by increasingly hedging his answers.
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The channels are now open again, but there's a lot of work to get to — whether it's a modest de-escalation or ceasefire.
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Gatwick Airport The UK's second-busiest airport is open again after it closed for 32 hours due to a group of lingering drones.
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"What makes it even more unusual is the fact that Dream is claiming it will open again on a new URL," says Shortis.
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"It is clearly our intention to get open again, but only when it is safe to do so," Chris Woodroofe told the BBC.
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Now the job is open again, even as Trump steams ahead with his effort to undermine public trust in the "fake news" media.
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Some former staffers told BuzzFeed News they've been told the hotel could open again in October this year — others said they'd heard January 212.
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S&P 500 e-mini futures were last down 0.2 percent as U.S. markets were set to open again following the Good Friday holiday.
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Then close them to see if when they open again... it's as if something else really opened up in my life, like a symbol.
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But one of my weird thoughts is: I'm a straight bloke who's never tried anal sex, but that door will never be open again.
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Abortion rights advocates said that shuttered clinics would not open again immediately and that it might take years for new clinics to establish themselves.
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It now contained the ten-by-twelve set, which would soon be transported to the Wild Project, where "Spaceman" will open again this month.
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And if this month is any indicator, it could be hard to pry it open again, at least in the first quarter or two.
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And what Democrats got for it was McConnell's promise — which was contingent on Democrats agreeing to keep the government open again on February 8.
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Speaking of which: After a 35-day stalemate, the government is open again, much to the chagrin of some of President Trump's conservative supporters.
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On Thursday, Foxconn announced that factories would "cautiously" open again, and the iPhone manufacturer is trying some unusual methods to incentivize workers to return.
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What does it mean to you, and to the club itself, for the Montgomerie Maxx Royal to be holding the Turkish Open again this year?
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And just in case those doors bang open again, I carry Urban Pathways cards in my wallet, printed with directions to their drop-in centers.
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It is due to open again fully in early April, but The airport renovations have caused hundreds of flights to be cancelled since Jan. 6.
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In committing to paying its people during a three-month shutdown, the theater gives itself breathing room to prepare for when it can open again.
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"That amount of money could help our employees pay the rent and roll them through if we actually do open again in May," Weinberg said.
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A distribution center set up at a Walmart in Jackson County handed out food for a few hours Friday and will be open again Saturday.
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In Asia, Japan's Nikkei — open again after a public holiday on Thursday — closed down 4.84 percent, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed 1.22 percent lower.
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But past donating to the LAFD Foundation, it feels like all we can do is wait until roads officially open again and we can start to rebuild.
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To crush the glass, I held onto the handle and pushed it down to break the glass, but something went wrong and the lid popped open again.
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The nearby Yosemite National Park was open again on Wednesday, after precipitation and rockfalls caused road closures there earlier this week, park officials said in a statement.
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No Kid Hungry sends emergency grants to food banks and helps communicate with families to make sure they can find a hot meal until schools open again.
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"As soon as pubs, cinemas and shops can open again, we will take targeted measures to revive the economy," Scholz said in the letter seen by Reuters.
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At the same time, a number of destinations, including the Florida Keys and the Turks and Caicos islands, are open again after clean-up and repair efforts.
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"As soon as pubs, cinemas and shops can open again, we will take targeted measures to revive the economy," Scholz said in the letter seen by Reuters.
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However, areas regarded as high risk were reduced in some regions in late January and early February, allowing some birds out in the open again, the ministry said.
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Six Flags says that the two parks are going to be closed for the remainder of Sunday, but surprisingly ... they're saying their doors will be open again Monday.
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"I sat by her bed and would look at her sweet little face and think, 'I might never see her eyes open again,' " Schaffer Bender recalled to ABC.
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The Prospect Park dog beach, which was closed during much of the summer for renovations — and was meant to stay that way until next spring — is open again.
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"I'm very confident that Roger will play the French Open again," Severin Lüthi, Federer's longtime coach and close friend, said in a telephone interview from Switzerland on Monday.
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Flights were temporarily suspended at Manila's international airport, which is located 60 km north of the volcano on Sunday, but began to partially re-open again on Monday.
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Those fissures could quickly break open again if Iranian authorities are seen to be responsible for the deaths of 176 people, mainly Iranians or dual Iranian-Canadian citizens.
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Then, 10 months later, France was ripped open again by terrorists in a horrible, violent and unimaginable way, and the scars are still fresh, the hurt still lingering.
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A new rule from the Women's Tennis Association will be helpful to Serena Williams should she choose to wear her skin-tight black catsuit to the French Open again.
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And though the government is technically open again, the work now falls to federal officials to sort out the logistics to bring their agencies up to fully operational levels.
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If you must wax before salons open again, it's important you do it safely, so we spoke to experts to get the ins and outs of DIY hair removal.
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"When I came up with the trick of another character seeing that she looks to the camera, that's when the whole thing cracked open again," Waller-Bridge went on.
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Father Juma Charles of St Matthew's Catholic Cathedral in Khartoum says that so many of his flock have returned that prayer centres that were closed in 2011 are open again.
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But tomorrow they will open again, and it is we, enfants de la patrie , unbelievers, infidels, simple loafers, adorers of idols, drinkers of beer, libertines, humanists, who will write history.
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LONDON — What appeared to be an open-and-shut case involving a jogger in London who pushed a woman in front of a bus is suddenly — and surprisingly — open again.
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The TV and film watchdog did not give a timeline for the ban, but analysts say it is more than likely the services will open again with beefed-up oversight.
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Those fissures could quickly break open again if public evidence is presented that Iranian authorities were responsible for the deaths of 176 people, mainly Iranians or dual Iranian-Canadian citizens.
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Now that the country is finally open again, it's at the tippy-top of our travel bucket list and JetBlue is handing us the pen so we can cross it off.
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If no deal were made, he'd start a "full and open" immigration debate on the Senate floor — but only after Democrats voted to keep the government open again past February 260.
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Once a fund closes, it will almost inevitably one day open again, since the natural life cycle of investors — such as hitting retirement age — will lead to outflows that outpace inflows.
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Houston restaurant owner Brian Fasthoff told CNBC that there are four or five restaurants in the downtown area that he expects will never open again after major flooding and property damage.
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In the 90s, when you grew up, did you get that sense that comedians and TV shows and movies and music were open again to bringing up drugs in a positive way?
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But as soon as the time limited restrictions under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on uranium enrichment and deployment of advanced centrifuges expire, the path toward them will open again.
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"Summer is near and Frankie will take a nap for a while," says the site of Frankie's Social, a bar in Limassol, Cyprus, without giving any indication of when they might open again.
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According to a statement from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, which is the licensing agency for the daycare, the center voluntarily closed Monday and was scheduled to open again on Tuesday.
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When Bellis dropped the first set to Rogers in just 27 minutes on Wednesday, it looked as though the teenager from California was going to be one-and-done at the Open again.
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"On 27 February, flights to/from Lahore, Multan and Islamabad are canceled and all passengers will be transferred to next available flights when the airspace is open again," it said in a statement.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - Scotland will close its schools from Friday and people should not assume they will open again until the end of the summer term, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said.
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These businesses critically need a bridge of assistance from the federal government to protect those workers and ensure that when the crisis has passed, they can open again and serve their customers again.
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I swiped on the stuff before heading out for a brisk morning jog, but I'll have to see how it holds up in a sweat-dripping spin class once studios are open again.
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The arbitrage shut after an initial wave of Chinese exports in May and June, but it is wide open again, with alumina cargoes heading to Europe, Africa and other parts of Asia, he said.
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The line, one of Canada's main crude export routes linking Alberta to U.S. refineries, is open again but running at reduced rates, which is still affecting current levels at the country's main storage hub.
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A few layers later, they began to stick together extremely tightly, and I had to keep it open and breathe through my mouth because I was worried they'd get stuck and never open again.
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Since launching her food tour, she's gone to the US Open again, as well as stadiums for the Miami Marlins, Washington Nationals, Los Angeles Angels, and the New York Mets to try different foods.
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Following a Draymond Green turnover, the Warriors chose to leave Marc Gasol wide open again; after setting himself, Gasol connected on another 3-pointer, proving Golden State is going to have to guard him.
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While Bali's airport was open again after a more than two-day closure, the airport on neighbouring Lombok island was closed on Thursday due to ash from Agung, air traffic control provider AirNav said.
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During a coronavirus task force briefing at the White House on Monday night, Trump addressed a nation anxiously socially distancing and sheltering in place, and told them America will soon be open again for business.
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When I stepped back into the clinic on Monday, open again as promised, the lobby was abuzz with stories from listless, sweat-slicked patients who were waiting to dose for the first time in days.
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She's unable to get the door open again because a test is about to begin, so the two lovers share a final, tender moment through the glass-windowed door before a burst of flame consumes Jon.
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Then the uncomfortable chest expansion, waiting for the scar tissue over the expanded chest to heal, and then cutting it open again to shape that into a breast and lifting my natural breast to create symmetry.
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"If we can foster some dialogue and help ... push folks to get the government open again that will be fantastic, but in the meantime we're going to be here as long as we can be," he added.
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On a day she's held someone who's already started turning blue from lack of oxygen and seen their eyes open again after she injects them with Narcan—then packs up her shit and goes home, what then?
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Tensions between Washington and Beijing over who is to blame for North Korea's growing nuclear arsenal burst into the open again this week, after the North said Tuesday that it would launch a satellite into orbit this month.
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On a recent Wednesday, the door was thrust open again and again to the cool autumn wind, as a seemingly endless array of patrons sought to elevate the evening to something that would make a compelling Instagram story.
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"The courthouse doors are in effect open again," said David Sciarra, executive director of the Education Law Center, which has argued school funding cases in New Jersey and has filed amicus briefs in several of the current cases.
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He had said before this tournament began that winning the U.S. Open again was a "bigger priority" than it had been in 2017, when he returned from a long injury layoff to win the Australian Open and Wimbledon.
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When you're downing a coffee and racing through your commute to make a morning meeting, peeking down to notice your boobs have caused your ill-fitting shirt's buttons to pop open (again) should be a thing of the past.
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With the door open again for travelers and refugees who had been excluded by President Trump's order on immigration, the race to reach the United States accelerated on Sunday among waves of people fearing the opportunity might be fleeting.
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The section of Kilimanjaro Safari Savanna where the calf was born was shut down during the birth, reports WTFV 9, but is now open again, which means parks guests will have a chance to catch a glimpse of the newborn.
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How to help victims of Hurricane Harvey There are signs of progress: Children are back in school in Houston, Beaumont's water treatment plant is getting fixed, and Interstate 10, which looked like an ocean during the flooding, is open again.
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Dave England: It felt like it was a newfound freedom because we had been so confined by the lawyers on the TV show, being told we're not allowed to do certain things, but suddenly, those doors were all open again.
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All of the inaccessible area is south of the 310-foot-long Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge, which was destroyed in the landslides; the bridge is being rebuilt and is expected to be open again by mid to late September, Ms. Cruz said.
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"It is fairer to all investors because all the information gets disseminated, no one has to wonder 'Is it going to start trading again later in the day or not?' and then everyone knows it will open again," he added.
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Yet he also appears to have won the popular support of many young Saudis for reining in the country's religious police, promising to give women the right to drive and announcing that movie theaters will be allowed to open again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond has the chance on Thursday to revive his calls for a more business-friendly exit from the EU in a debate blown wide open again by an election that has undermined Prime Minister Theresa May's authority.
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It was a tricky series of maneuvers for even the most experienced engineer: speed up out of North Philadelphia Station; slow for a gradual curve at North Second Street; throttle open again for the straightaway, where the speed limit is 70 m.p.h.
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That lingering wound was ripped open again when Donna Brazile alleged in Politico (as she tries to sell a new book) that Clinton had executed a "secret takeover" of the Democratic National Committee while the 473 primary race was in its infancy.
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"The TTF/JKM spread has widened since (Thursday) and the arbitrage is open again," the source said, referring to the difference between gas price at the Dutch TTF hub and the Japan-Korea marker price assessed by price agency S&P Global Platts.
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"Pakistan being open again makes the traditional and preferred Europe-Asia route through Afghanistan, Pakistan and onwards to India available again, and means that city pairs abandoned after the February shutdown will likely be restarted," OPSGROUP, which provides guidance to operators, said in a note.
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Companies that focus on the commercial sector may have a leg up on profits, since they benefit from business-interruption coverage on commercial insurance policies that allow customers to proceed with work immediately to get their doors open again, said Kersemeier at the IICRC and K-tech Kleening.
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Rather than order fast food because of the lack of money due to the shutdown, then use it as an excuse to blame the Democrats yet again, Trump should have rescheduled the dinner for a time when the government is open again, and quality food can actually be served.
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The conflicts — both generational and ideological — burst into the open again on Friday when children with the Sunrise Movement, a youth climate-change advocacy group, pressed Senator Dianne Feinstein, a moderate California Democrat, to embrace the so-called Green New Deal in an extended confrontation that instantly went viral.
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It was not until near the end of President George W. Bush's second term that those fissures broke open again, first with Mr. Bush's attempt at an immigration overhaul, including a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, and then after the financial rescue of big banks from the 2008 financial collapse.
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LONDON — It's been called the "scallop war" — a simmering rivalry that spilled out into the open again this week when French and British vessels clashed in the English Channel, French fishermen tossed what appeared to be smoke bombs at their rivals, and the British called on the Royal Navy for protection.
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The pop-up book shop will open again in October, and they'll need a brand new shopkeeper to leave their old world behind, at least temporarily, to spend their days in the land of crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, and luxury resorts where you canlounge in hammocks all day and all night.
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It may have only been seven months ago, but the wounds of the "I'm with her" chanters hoping to see America's first female president were no doubt ripped open again as they saw a crestfallen Radziwill watch the electoral map swing in the favor of now-President Donald Trump — the Republican candidate winning state after state.
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Or course, the best move is to order a product that only lasts one wash, like hair chalk or spray, and use Fanning's inspiration to pre-book an appointment (and buy a gift card, if you can) to help support your local salon or colorist, both of which are in need of serious support until salons can open again.
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The fact that Swift was mute on political conversation but then released a record that underscored her personal feuds only seemed to give more evidence to a deep historical wound that had recently been torn open again: that of wealthy or otherwise privileged white women choosing to protect their supposed economic security over the welfare of others.
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