"Our priority should be reopening our government, certainly reopening EPA and other federal agencies," Carper said. Sen.
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"Reopening the agreement means reopening it for the Iranians, too," said Martin S. Indyk, executive vice president of the Brookings Institution.
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The reopening is a powerful sign that London is open at last," Ms. Griffith said, adding: "I'm looking forward to planning an epic reopening.
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The FBI reopening the investigation," Trump said during his Miami rally, going a step further than Comey and other law enforcement officials, who have conspicuously avoided the term "reopening.
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And according to a source familiar with Strzok's thinking, CNN reports, the former FBI agent not only drafted the letter about reopening Clinton's email server investigation, but also supported reopening the investigation.
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Ms. Harper said an official reopening was planned for Feb.
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I met curator David Liss two weeks before MOCA's reopening.
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A U.S. Coast Guard spokeswoman declined to confirm the reopening.
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Luke and Fish are still working on reopening the barbershop.
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They support reopening the Palestine Liberation Organization office in Washington.
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So it may be about semantics of what 'reopening' means.
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Daiwa and TD Securities are lead managers on the reopening.
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But that "shared determination" won't include reopening of the negotiations.
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They worry that reopening the past will aggravate political conflict.
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Streets are reopening and many evacuees are now returning home.
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At the time, Disney Park's promised a June 29 reopening.
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The DNC may eventually regret reopening such a Pandora's box.
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Harnisch declined to provide a specific date for the reopening.
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The reopening will allow seven local refiners to resume operations.
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Begins policy reviews regarding the reopening of CIA black sites.
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One of the subway stations destroyed then is finally reopening.
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Cape Lookout National Seashore has not announced a reopening date.
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Elsewhere in China, classes are resuming and businesses are reopening.
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A new director, Michael Grandage, was reopening the casting process.
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Mr. Schumer told Democrats he would support reopening the government.
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He is reopening it in a larger East Village space.
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The company is reopening another mill in Lone Star, Texas.
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A couple weeks after Fong On's grand reopening on Aug.
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Saudi Arabia began reopening some ports and airports last week.
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Resort officials said they did not foresee reopening before Monday.
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By needlessly and carelessly reopening the email probe on Oct.
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The yield on the second reopening of the 10-year note that was originally issued in May was 1.516 percent, lower than 1.702 percent at the first reopening of the 37.743-year issue in June.
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Other sites are reopening on Sunday, including Ford's Theatre in Washington.
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The library will be closed for the week, reopening on Sunday.
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Polls have generally shown muted appetite for reopening the Brexit question.
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I mean, opening the investigation, reopening it is a big deal.
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There is even talk of reopening railway links across the peninsula.
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Don't be deceived by the temporary reopening of the federal government.
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However environmental campaigners would not welcome the reopening of these mines.
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Mahathir said his government was considering reopening investigations into the case.
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It's a grand reopening of streams and rivers across the nation.
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The company did not have a timeline for reopening the tracks.
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Burritt said the reopening would likely add an additional 500 jobs.
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That could allow for a reopening of the junk bond market.
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They have cautioned against creating arbitrary deadlines on reopening the country.
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He could, again, carry out his promise of reopening the deal.
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This time, the government has promised the reopening will be permanent.
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That reopening time was repeatedly pushed back, first to 6 p.m.
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Apple is reopening all 42 of its retail stores in China.
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No date has been announced for reopening any of these sites.
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The outstanding size of the bond before the reopening was €1bn.
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President Trump signed the deal on Friday morning, reopening the government.
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The museum will consider reopening on March 17 if it's safe.
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No timetable for reopening the remainder of the Keys was given.
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It is now closed, with a reopening expected in the spring.
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The FWS is now reopening the comment period on the proposal.
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The ShFE will be shut from Friday, reopening on Jan. 252.8.
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The sale was a reopening of $213.75 billion in existing bonds.
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Which means: Vásquez isn't going to make it to the reopening.
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JW: Given the temporary closure, are you are planning on reopening?
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On Thursday, the U.S. Coast Guard said that it was reopening the Port of Corpus Christi for vessels up to 43 feet draft, while the port said the ship channel was also reopening with certain restrictions.
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Assad's aims include reopening the crossing to Jordan, a vital trade route.
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Reopening the club is a matter left to Poma's discretion, she said.
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Just 29% say reopening the government without wall funding would be unacceptable.
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"This reopening in NYC is symbolic after a long hiatus," she says.
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QUESTION: Mr. President... (CROSSTALK) QUESTION: ...reopening of the White House Visitors Office?
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Here, nightlife superstars like Skream and Carl Craig celebrate the club's reopening.
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Police said 200 people had entered some 90 minutes after the reopening.
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But I do find it disgusting that you are reopening this story.
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The year also signaled a "reopening of the mining market," he added.
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Recently announced plans call for reopening at the end of this year.
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Among their requests was reopening lines of communications that had been shut.
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" Trump called the plant&aposs reopening a "great victory" and an "honor.
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Shop fronts on the Maltings are slowly reopening, and tourists are returning.
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Transport Minister Carlos Osorio announced the reopening of links from the runway.
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In 2006, the hotel was closed for extensive renovations, reopening in 2010.
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U.S. STEEL HAS ANNOUNCED IT'S REOPENING 252 MILLION 500 THOUSAND TON FACILITY.
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The reopening of clinics that already shut their doors became a possibility.
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Gardner and Collins have flatly called for the reopening of the government.
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Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Steven Ciobo welcomed the park's reopening.
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The border to the rest of Europe shows no sign of reopening.
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In return for reopening the government for three weeks he got ... nothing.
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The government shutdown then prevented the National Park Service from reopening it.
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Unfailingly gracious, he invited me to spend reopening night in Room 1001.
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Reopening the divisive issue in an election year would also be tough.
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A comprehensive immigration agreement can boost the economy while reopening the government.
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BREAKING NEWS → The FBI is reopening its investigation into Secretary Hillary Clinton.
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We're also covering the reopening of Gatwick Airport near London this morning.
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She decided that being around cancer was like reopening an old wound.
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Reopening the island to the capitalist world has also brought growing inequality.
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In cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, restaurants and shops are reopening.
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Trading was halted for 15 minutes until reopening at 9:23 a.m.
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Trading was halted for 15 minutes until reopening at 9:73 a.m.
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Trading was halted for 224 minutes until reopening at 215:240 a.m.
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More Brexit news: E.U. negotiators can't stomach the idea of reopening talks.
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Schools are reopening and doctors and nurses are returning to health clinics.
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Mr. Trump's trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, responded by reopening previously settled issues.
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Grassroots movements, including one in Georgia have succeeded in reopening voting sites.
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The reopening of the museum is pending further notice, according to Reuters.
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QUESTION: Mr. President... (CROSSTALK) QUESTION: ...reopening of the White House Visitors Office?
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Democrats backing the bill have opposed reopening the bill with the House.
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But with the plant reopening, they were applying for their old jobs.
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Nat Naylor, a representative for the union, called bargaining with management after the 2016 reopening of the museum "painful… They were trying to seek savings on the cost of reopening on the backs" of the staff members, she says.
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Libyan state oil firm NOC declined to comment on reopening El-Sharara oilfield.
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It could secure the reopening of a major international border crossing with Jordan.
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The event celebrated the reopening of Bute Mills, which houses the charity Youthscape.
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"We are negotiating the reopening to happen over the days ahead," she said.
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But he warned that reopening the whole pact could cause it to unravel.
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Trump's EPA quickly got to work by reopening that review in early 2978.
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The net result could be a general reopening of old scores and wounds.
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Reopening talks with former HQ2 contestants did not make sense, the people said.
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Meanwhile, the Jäger family finds itself back in court, reopening its restitution case.
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"All options are on the table, including reopening the rule," he told them.
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The initial yield guidance for the bond reopening ranged between 5% and 5.1%.
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Then, without fanfare, Disney removed the reopening date from the Disney Park site.
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We do not anticipate either a contract reopening or a strike in 2628.
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But there's nothing to stop the FBI from reopening or adding to it.
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They should get no credit for "reopening" a government that they shut down.
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"The president is very interested in reopening the Export-Import Bank," Mnuchin said.
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The three shops reopening: Dupont Circle, North Bethesda and by the White House.
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Trump also mentioned last week's reopening of Japanese markets to U.S. beef markets.
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There will be dueling narratives about who is serious about reopening the government.
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The market is closed all day on Tuesday, reopening for normal hours Wednesday.
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And the renovated San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is reopening in May.
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It's a willful reopening of her heart, embracing not only romance, but family.
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I regret reopening that wound for many people who were hurt by it.
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As he welcomed the cheering audience back at the reopening concert on Oct.
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Apple is reopening its flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York on Sept.
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Closed schools in the U.S. are talking about not reopening until the fall.
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"Reopening is up to Mother Nature," the Colorado State Patrol said on Twitter.
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WUHAN AIRPORT EYES REOPENING Meanwhile, public facilities are slowly getting back to normal.
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The best-case-scenario date for the reopening of the Wortham: May 15.
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Since the election, Warren has avoided reopening the wounds of Clinton's shocking loss.
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Japan markets were an outlier, however, soaring after reopening after a public holiday.
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And Iran refuses to discuss reopening the negotiations, which took years to complete.
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I worried about reopening a wound I didn't have the resilience to mend.
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An update from Hawaii covers the reopening of parts of Volcanoes National Park.
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There is no doubt the heated rift over Sanders is reopening old wounds.
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"There's a way forward, but it starts with reopening the government," said Rep.
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Though other factories are finally reopening, one in Wuhan, Hubei's capital, remains closed.
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Just over a year after the plant's grand reopening, Hostess shut it down.
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And it allows future behavior to be the subject of reopening impeachment hearings.
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"Its reopening will give Julian a chance to clear his name," Hrafnsson said.
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At least four G.O.P. Senators have expressed some support for reopening the government.
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But reading them would require another search warrant, essentially reopening the Clinton investigation.
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In a statement, the company, which had planned a memorial function at the theme park on Friday before reopening on Saturday, said it was postponing both events because of a police investigation, and would give an update on reopening on Monday.
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Closing an abortion clinic is a huge logistical hassle, and so is reopening one.
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However, there was no immediate comment on the reopening of Rafah from Egyptian officials.
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In wider comments regarding reopening the case she said simply that circumstances have changed.
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Russia is also aiming to boost its military presence by reopening Soviet military bases.
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After its reopening in December 2014, the average age has dropped precipitously to 27.
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Lisa Murkowski pushed for reopening the government while continuing to negotiate the border issue.
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This involves reopening a debt-to-equity swap offer to the retail junior bondholders.
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He criticized Comey's October 28 letter, which announced the reopening of the Clinton investigation.
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The lift doors have developed a habit of reopening as soon as they close.
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The locations will then close for a few hours before reopening at 5 a.m.
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You know, there's this whole question of, 'Are you reopening a wound or something?
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In the 1990s, he helped restructure Brazil's debt, reopening the country to foreign investment.
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The Libyan agreement followed Monday's news of potential reopening for some shuttered Nigerian output.
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Prosecutors in Montgomery County filed the current charges after reopening the investigation in 2015.
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This would not preclude the case from reopening should new evidence come to light.
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Hong Kong's stock market, reopening after a holiday on Wednesday, closed flat on Thursday.
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The Home Office won an appeal in March 2016, reopening the deportation flight path.
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But the agency is now reopening the comment period amid new information it received.
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She started dropping when James Comey announced the FBI was reopening its email investigation.
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This is good news for Democrats going into a battle over reopening the government.
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"Customer-friendly as I am, I can't agree with constant door reopening," he said.
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For many, the reopening of the case corroborated their concerns about Clinton's ethical compass.
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There will be a public community reopening event at the park on December 2.
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The airport police had previously complained about a lack of security, delaying the reopening.
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Many Democrats believe the FBI's reopening of the Clinton investigation cost her the election.
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Its reopening in our American Truck Simulator will depend entirely on real world events.
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They ended up reopening the government—and receiving no concessions—after only three days.
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The Showboat carries a deed restriction that currently prevents it from reopening the casino.
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Apple expects to start reopening its retail stores in the first half of April.
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Beto O'Rourke, a former congressman from Texas, also demanded the reopening of the investigation.
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Last month, Sweden announced it would be reopening the investigation into allegations of rape.
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The executive orders reopening black sites and defunding the UN have both been shelved.
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That would require reopening negotiations with the bloc, which would mean a long delay.
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Last week, I decided to approach the District Attorney's office about reopening my case.
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Now, six years after Sandy, much of the campus is still years from reopening.
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Apple said this week that stores in China are reopening (Starbucks said the same).
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Investors are bracing for the reopening of mainland Chinese markets at 2400:21 a.m.
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He also repeatedly praised the FBI and Comey for reopening the Clinton email case.
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Dividend Growth is among several funds reopening this year after closing to new money.
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Bernstein got on the phone and talked the owner into reopening the opera house.
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Just before reopening in 2017, hurricanes Irma and Maria hit, devastating the entire resort.
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The area potentially affected by the reopening is managed by the department's Forest Service.
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Reopening Alcantara would allow U.S. companies to equal the playing field against European competitors.
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Sharara has suffered repeated shutdowns since reopening last December after a two-year closure.
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The revelations also led to the reopening of a sexual assault case against Ronaldo.
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There is no indication that Amazon is open to reopening talks about the project.
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MoMA's imminent closing and reopening casts everything now on view in an unusual light.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign ministry later denied reports it was reopening its embassy in Damascus.
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Poma's spokeswoman Sara Brady told CNN it's premature to know the details of the reopening.
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The ports are reopening with a limited capacity, but during the daytime only, Buell says.
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HAHN: And the letter that they send 11 days before the election reopening the investigation.
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But for all the work put into reopening, the venues still face an uncertain future.
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For families of workers, the government's reopening came with a mix of relief and fear.
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She's focusing her campaign on reopening the town's outdoor swimming pool, which closed in 2011.
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However, the government argued that reopening questioning would be detrimental to the ongoing criminal investigation.
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In a statement later on Monday, Vale's press office confirmed the order reopening the port.
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The fact is, China has been actively shutting down and reopening bitcoin exchanges for years.
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Medicom's factory in Wuhan, which makes surgical gowns, is among those that have delayed reopening.
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Very proud to have been a part of both the opening and reopening of fabriclondon.
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"I'm here for the reopening is for all those who couldn't come," she tells PEOPLE.
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A Saudi spokesman suggested reopening Sana'a's airport and Yemen's largest port, Hodeida, under UN auspices.
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But officials are waiting for the all-clear before reopening the waters to commercial crabbers.
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The Clinton campaign has not released a public statement regarding the reopening of the investigation.
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Reopening diplomatic ties with Cuba in 2014 was among the major achievements of Obama's tenure.
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Chinese stock markets slumped almost 214 percent on reopening on Monday amid the virus outbreak.
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United Arab Emirates markets, reopening after a long weekend due to public holidays, also climbed.
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Quitting and reopening an app almost always gets you back on track without much incident.
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If the option doesn't show up for you, try closing and reopening the Maps app.
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The popular Thistle Stop Cafe in Nashville is reopening after a complete renovation and expansion.
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Commerzbank analysts expect a 1 billion euro reopening of its bonds maturing in May 2037.
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The reopening of the Mountain Pass mine is one small step towards reducing that dependency.
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Revenue from the reopening of the Panguna mine is essential for the otherwise impoverished island.
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It was reopening, under the same owners, with a new menu and a new look.
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But the state's attorney's office argued against reopening the case, and the petition was dismissed.
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Ready Shoshy on Walmart's reopening here, and her scoop on Target's active-shooter training here.
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In similar fashion, FBI Director James Comey's reopening of the email saga hurt Clinton temporarily.
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Several Republican senators have voiced support for temporarily reopening the government while immigration talks continue.
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I have not left my house since then, but thanks for reopening an old wound.
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Clinton's comments at the Code Conference about the Democratic National Committee are reopening old wounds.
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Until the neighborhood regains its original name, he said, the reopening will never be complete.
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The museum's reopening comes as Belgium tries to come to grips with its colonial legacy.
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"Clearly this depends on PGS delivering as expected and reopening of capital markets," Omsted added.
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He gave a dry laugh when asked if the police were ready for November's reopening.
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"When dawn approached, at about six in the morning, the Metro was reopening," he wrote.
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The Louvre closed its doors for several days before reopening them again on March 4.
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The southwesterly province of Guizhou has said its schools would start reopening from March 16.
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The southwesterly province of Guizhou has said its schools will start reopening from March 16.
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She warned of the risks of reopening negotiations, as some Trump administration officials have suggested.
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He's also expressed an interest in reopening Trump University — or should I say Trump "University"?
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Paris officials have delayed reopening parts of the landmark cathedral damaged by fire several times.
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President Moon said Wednesday that Trump deserves "big credit" for reopening dialogue with North Korea.
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President," a reporter began, "Melania Trump announced the reopening of the White House Visitors Office.
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She needed a poster for her play "Gismonda," which was reopening in a few days.
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Reopening talks at such a late stage might even provoke the northerners to walk away.
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The government defended the reopening of the plant as being consistent with the action plan.
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In June, we announced we were reopening the mill and planned to hire 125 employees.
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The affected airports began a "slow process" of reopening after an approximately 30-minute shutdown.
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The visitor center construction cost $2000 million, and the reopening is scheduled for July 229.
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Any reopening would entail restrictions such as daylight operations and on vessel draft, or depth.
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His announcement that he was reopening the Hillary Clinton email investigation created a political firestorm.
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The dispute is opening old wounds – and is almost certainly going to delay any reopening.
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The North orders international inspectors out of the country while reopening its shuttered nuclear facilities.
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Just months away from reopening, the museum's first floor bore the brunt of flood damage.
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NEW YORK, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Long-dated Treasury yields rose ahead of large auctions this week - a $24 billion reopening of 10-year notes on Wednesday and a $303 billion reopening of 30-year bonds on Thursday - as increases in supply drive prices lower.
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The likely rejection still leaves unclear a path to reopening about a quarter of the government.
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At a press conference on Tuesday, Whitley County Sheriff officials said they are reopening Hernandez's case.
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North Carolina State Highway Patrol told PEOPLE on Tuesday that they are not reopening their investigation.
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The park briefly closed its gates "to address sanitation, safety, and resource protection issues" before reopening.
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People gathered in front of The Red Hen to protest on the day of its reopening.
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Reopening repeal and replacement talks is not stabilizing, as it creates mass unpredictability about the future.
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Sessions opened the door to potentially reopening 350,000 deportation cases the government previously agreed to close.
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Menton said he asked Pruitt whether he had made a decision on reopening the endangerment finding.
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The trip is part of the reopening of diplomatic and economic relations between the two counties.
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S.KOREA UNIFICATION MINISTRY SAYS NOW NOT THE TIME TO DISCUSS REOPENING KAESONG INDUSTRIAL PARK IN N.KOREA
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He would like to hold a peace march on the reopening of the Arena in September.
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LOS ANGELES – The reopening of Yosemite National Park can&apost come soon enough for Douglas Shaw.
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Johnson's difficulty with this course is that European leaders have repeatedly ruled out reopening the agreement.
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In 23, it spent $25 billion to remodel around 13,21 restaurants, with 22 reopening per day.
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Their prison farms are the two that the Liberals are considering reopening, at least for now.
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He did say not why the reopening of airspace, originally scheduled for Monday, had been delayed.
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His later brief, half-hearted reopening was only to protect his now exposed right political flank.
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After a brief reopening of parliament on Wednesday evening, authorities postponed further sessions until Jan. 25.
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Trump eventually agreed to sign a spending deal reopening the government but without his wall funding.
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The building was vacated in 1985 and required more than $3 million in renovations before reopening.
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GM shut the plant but is in talks with the United Auto Workers over reopening it.
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It turned out that Rhodes had been instrumental in reopening diplomatic relations with Cuba and Myanmar.
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Cartier celebrates the reopening of its new, gussied-up Fifth Avenue maison with a lavish event.
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But it is now reopening the comment period to give the public more time to discuss.
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Officials are also reluctant to give a reopening date, having missed several targets in the past.
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Khoury's comments point to the significance of the Nassib crossing's reopening for economies in the region.
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China has made concessions, including lifting auto tariffs and reopening soybean imports from the United States.
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"The Trump administration threw that project a lifeline," said Reynolds, referencing the reopening an environmental assessment.
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North Carolina State Highway Patrol told PEOPLE on Tuesday that they are not reopening the investigation.
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As a result, the House rejected a stopgap measure aimed at reopening the government (The Hill).
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Reopening a decade-old constitutional argument, meanwhile, is at best a distraction and at worst counterproductive.
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" Mr. Roque said the president might consider reopening negotiations if the rebels showed "the requisite sincerity.
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Earlier this month, the company teased the store's reopening by unveiling a new colorful glass coating.
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SHFE: The ShFE will be closed on Friday for China's Mid-Autumn Festival, reopening on Monday.
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The Paris Cafe and Lisbon Lounge are reopening with management and food by the famed chef.
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It's the recent celebration of the reopening of a painstakingly reconstructed 1,000-year-old Buddhist temple.
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But as part of a phased reopening, Shanghai Disney Resort will partially resume operations on Mar.
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Washington says that the reopening of the park would violate sanctions — a concern Mr. Moon shared.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would schedule the formal reopening of parliament for Oct.
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Not long after the monument's 2014 reopening, it shut down for a new round of repairs.
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Baidu (BIDU), China's top search engine provider, said recently that it was "gradually" reopening its offices.
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He would demand a reopening of negotiations and especially the scrapping of an element of Mrs.
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Workers and volunteers began cleaning up the mall in preparation for its planned reopening on Thursday.
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Since the reopening, several older Cantonese-speaking passers-by have stopped in to inquire about prices.
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China hasn't come to a complete standstill — the Shanghai Stock Exchange is reopening on February 230.
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We have already witnessed the reopening of the Chinese beef market and the U.S. poultry market.
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Choi has met with Trump administration officials in Washington to make his case for reopening Kumgang.
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But stores and airports are reopening, providing relief to tens of thousands of evacuees and residents.
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As a practical matter, reopening the secret prisons would require finding countries willing to host them.
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"That would have us reopening the line between late April and mid-May 2019," he added.
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Reopening after the Labor Day holiday, U.S. markets are largely attuned to developments surrounding trade friction.
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And Argentina's highest criminal appeals court ordered the reopening of an investigation into claims that Mrs.
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Jim Shivers, a spokesman for Caltrans, said that even a ballpark estimate for reopening was impossible.
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And Ms. Warren slipped from the top of the field, reopening the progressive lane for him.
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Bork was harshly criticized for doing so, and we aren't interested in reopening that debate here.
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One of those changes included reopening previously closed chutes to create shallow water habitats for wildlife.
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And he read "Matters of the Sea" at a ceremony reopening the American embassy in Havana.
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"It's hard to know what damage the reopening of the investigation did to Clinton's chances," he said.
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He notes that while the restaurant maintained its popularity, and typically brisk business, the reopening was rough.
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Swedish prosecutors announced Monday they are reopening an investigation into rape allegations against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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The reopening priced at 85bp over US Treasuries, but tightened 5bp to a quote of 80bp today.
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The rating on the proposed reopening of Discovery's existing 4.900% senior notes due 7503 is also 'BBB-'.
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First BanCorp branches started reopening on Monday and as of Wednesday, 20 branches were open, Alemán said.
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Already, several Republican Senate appropriators have thrown cold water on the idea of reopening past spending fights.
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By reopening a debate about the state's role under the Nazi occupation, she touched a raw nerve.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange will be shut from the night trading session on Tuesday, reopening next Monday.
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Partial findings from a study on rats are reopening the debate on whether cell phones cause cancer.
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Two months later, Mr. Comey testified on Capitol Hill to defend reopening the Clinton investigation in 2016.
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"We don't want any motive to be given for reopening the negotiations of the treaty," he said.
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So when Jim Comey announced the reopening of the FBI's Clinton investigation, stocks fell for nine days.
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Wikileaks said the reopening of the Swedish investigation would give Assange a chance to clear his name.
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"They don't need a second homeland," said a Salafist, after an Algerian minister suggested reopening the synagogues.
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The library called pest control and closed until the building was given the all-clear, reopening Tuesday.
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Wikileaks said the reopening of the Swedish investigation would give Assange a chance to clear his name.
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This could take the form of reopening investment treaties with Central European countries like Poland and Hungary.
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Joining the rapper in the reopening of the iconic music venue were Nas, Cam'ron, and Jim Jones.
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So I'm guessing you have some strong opinions on CBGB reopening as a diner in Newark airport.
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Still, this a tremendous start, and a reopening of a conversation this country desperately needs to have.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency, for example, set as a priority reopening dialysis centers across Puerto Rico.
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Reopening the Mississippi River floodgates, about ahead of the storm, will depend on conditions over the weekend.
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"Reopening the agreement could lead to its unraveling, which would only benefit our trade competitors," Brilliant said.
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But the stores and businesses on West 23rd Street are reopening their doors after Saturday night's explosion.
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The club staged a "grand reopening" in May to debut what it described as an improved building.
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The reopening of the Emirati Embassy could reduce Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's isolation from neighboring countries.
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We recently celebrated the grand reopening of the Carl Van Vechten Gallery after its multimillion-dollar renovation.
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Adding new language would mean reopening negotiations, something Mexico and the Trump administration are reluctant to do.
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The agency is reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Disney World is reopening its decades-old Hall of Presidents exhibit with a new addition: President Trump.
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I went to the Senate yesterday w/ my colleagues to witness who was voting against reopening govmnt.
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Watch this: Reyes asked the FTC last year to think about reopening its antitrust investigation into Google.
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And it did not offer any new incentives to return to negotiations on reopening closed-down agencies.
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The move this week marks "the first step of a phased reopening" in China, according to Disney.
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President Trump's interest in reopening nuclear negotiations with Iran drew words of caution from other world leaders.
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He's even suggested reopening the coal mines that used to be a big part of Britain's economy.
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Now Chinese factories are reopening as the epicenter of COVID-22 moves to Europe and North America.
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The White House Office of Management and Budget directed agencies to prioritize pay and benefits after reopening.
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"We decided to take what we could get — in effect reopening E.U. trade talks," Mr. Kudlow said.
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He's considering reopening one shuttered hospital as a Covid-19 hub — but will have to staff it.
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Also a major priority is reopening the ports in San Juan, Ponce and Mayagüez, key economic lifelines.
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Amazon originally planned on reopening the Shepherdsville warehouse just 48 hours after it identified three sick workers.
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Mr. Emerson said Mr. Lighthizer rejected as "false" the idea that he would consider reopening the deal.
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Malibu remained under evacuation orders on Tuesday morning, but other nearby cities were slowly reopening to residents.
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They will support Trump's policy of reopening the economy without fearing the warnings of doctors or scientists.
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JACOB'S PICKLES This neighborhood favorite for pickles, biscuits and beer is reopening after a fire next door.
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Environmental activists say reopening the plans, as opposed to making adjustments administratively, threatens to dismantle protections altogether.
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Since reopening in spring 2019, workers at the Plano facility have already dealt with three small fires.
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Public Space The Modern's reopening has occasioned special commissions from five artists, and one commission-like acquisition.
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She thanked officials for their interest in reopening the cases and lamented that it wasn't done sooner.
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After months of renovations, this long-lived Midtown Scandinavian restaurant, now with two Michelin stars, is reopening.
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Baidu (BIDU), China's top search engine provider, said that it was "gradually" reopening its offices on Monday.
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Ms. Hall issued a statement that cited insurmountable problems after an electrical fire and a temporary reopening.
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But last week, Mr. Squadron focused less on the bridge's troubled history than on its imminent reopening.
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Despite the case's reopening, the first named victim, Marissa Hoechstetter, called for District Attorney Cyrus Vance's resignation.
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Reopening the school "is very, very meaningful," said Sachiko Araki, the principal of the junior high school.
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While the relationship thawed somewhat, it never reached the stage of reopening embassies in the two capitals.
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The exact timing of the freeway's reopening is unknown, California Highway Patrol Captain Cindy Pontes said Friday.
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In November, though, it was announced that a new company was reopening in the Paris&aposs space.
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Others found more promise in reopening the health care negotiations even in an era of divided government.
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With markets closed Monday for President's Day, bonds and U.S. stocks are reopening for trade on Tuesday.
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The wall is his one precondition for reopening the government, which has been shut since Dec. 22.
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On Thursday, the Senate voted on, and failed to pass, two competing plans for reopening the government.
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Yet Mr. Cannon said their philosophy since reopening in March was to just give it a try.
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The library had opened during an election year and now it would be reopening during another one.
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If Democrats hold out for changes, it may force a reopening of negotiations, analysts and lobbyists said.
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Even with the government reopening, it will take a while for the I.R.S. to return to normal.
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Michael Makuei Lueth, South Sudan's government spokesman, said the reopening of the border would boost economic ties.
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The immigrants responded by rioting, and released a set of demands including reopening the borders and independence.
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That evening, he vacillated between reopening the government with a clean funding bill and declaring a national emergency.
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Passage of the spending packages will not move Congress closer to reopening nine unfunded federal departments for now.
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Then, shortly before the election, Comey sent a letter to Congress saying the FBI was reopening its investigation.
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The swift recovery in trading levels after the UK's Brexit vote was a catalyst for the market reopening.
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"President Trump has criticized the reopening of diplomatic relations with Cuba, calling it "a completely one-sided deal.
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"The road is ready to function, and accordingly we are studying the reopening of the crossing," he said.
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Demonstrators returned to The Red Hen Thursday to protest outside ahead of its scheduled reopening at 5 p.m.
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"Something began tugging at my heart, and I began feeling a pull toward reopening Magnolia Market," Joanna explains.
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James Comey came out the week before the election and said he was reopening the investigation to Hillary.
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The Trump administration temporarily shut down the port near San Diego on Sunday, reopening it on Sunday night.
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There's trouble ahead for Beth, and its related tension is paired with a reopening of fresh childhood wounds.
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"Now that the government is reopening, Congress can get back to work advancing the president's agenda," Pence said.
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Reopening after Monday's close, the Nikkei average was nearing the five-month peak it reached late last month.
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Saudi Arabia is mulling reopening a pipeline linking Iraq to the Red Sea that it closed in 1990.
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In 1003, after nearly 2100 years of dormancy, Italian businessman Diego Della Valle financed the reopening of Schiaparelli.
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They are discussing reopening the nearby Backwater Bridge on state highway 1806, which has been blockaded since Oct.
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Exxon Mobil, Halliburton and Chevron were among the scores of Houston businesses reopening their doors to office workers.
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But the agency is reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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The reopening of UK manufacturing is significant as it reflects renewed demand for 'made in Britain' footwear internationally.
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Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for further information, including which specific stores would be reopening.
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SeaWorld said in a statement that it will conduct a thorough inspection of the ride prior to reopening.
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Parliament instructed her to replace the backstop by reopening the Withdrawal Agreement, but the EU ruled that out.
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The unaffected part may go back into production a week after procedures for reopening are completed, Marsaioli said.
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"If these shooters had been Islamic extremists we would be declaring war and reopening internment camps," he continued.
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Political reasons to feud The President has solid political reasons for reopening the feud with protesting NFL players.
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"At this stage, reopening that bill would, I think, blow everything up," Diaz-Balart said of the omnibus.
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By the end of last week, it was apparent no progress had been made on reopening the government.
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Any reopening would need an agreement between the two sides, which blame each other for Yemen's humanitarian disaster.
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" He says now: "I don't know what can be accomplished [from the show] other than reopening the wounds.
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Two months ago, some 80 people gathered in front of the old bakery to call for its reopening.
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Democrats have refused to budge on Trump's demand, despite talks throughout the weekend aimed at reopening the government.
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Democrats don't trust the White House and want to keep any negotiations narrowly focused on reopening the government.
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The FWS proposed last August listing the Texas hornshell as endangered, but is now reopening the comment period.
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HICKSVILLE Grand Reopening of the Long Island Puppet Theater, with magician, balloon artist, party clown, music and more.
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Jones's son Rees led a year-long renovation in 2005-6 with the Bellerive reopening in October 73.
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But so far Democratic leaders have not included it in their legislation aimed at fully reopening the government.
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Rating agency Moody's warned on Tuesday that reopening Lebanon's political vacuum would damage the tiny country's credit rating.
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Many Clinton supporters, however, believe that Comey's reopening of the probe may have actually cost her the presidency.
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Democrats have, to date, been adamant that tying wall funding to the government reopening is a non-starter.
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The reopening will happen unceremoniously, Walmart spokeswoman Delia Garcia said, and will follow a brief meeting with employees.
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Like the lives of the eclectic personalities associated with the Ritz, the reopening does not come without drama.
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Mr. Berg denies that was the case and points to the reopening of the FSA investigation into Danske.
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This week, for example, Food is reopening following several weeks of renovations, to become the third Committed Pig.
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The company, majority owned by the Dubai government, is also reopening an existing conventional bond, due in 2048.
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Miller said she hopes shuttered clinics across the state can now start the process of reopening their doors.
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We look forward to reopening the government, continuing to build on what we've done the last two years.
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Expanding Medicare to cover everyone remains a rarely discussed alternative to the reopening of a national healthcare debate.
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DINNERTABLE A new chef, Ricardo Arias, is reopening this speakeasy-style dining room, which closed temporarily in September.
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After a year's renovation, this restaurant is reopening with a sleek, neutral look in grays, black and brown.
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Trump has tried for days now to set April 1983.623, Easter, as the reopening date for the country.
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The department is reviewing her case, Inspector D'Ulisse said, to determine whether there are grounds for reopening it.
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Floering said the school plans on reopening April 13, but it all depends on orders from Michigan's Gov.
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The next option would be reopening the FBI's background investigation, which the bureau conducts for all federal nominees.
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For this weekend at least, Mr. Gryseels is more focused on his museum reopening than the restitution debate.
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Can sports betting and the reopening of the Boardwalk spur a turnaround for this former mecca of gambling?
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As of May, post-hurricane kinks remained, though, a sign that the reopening may have come too quickly.
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On Monday, Trump conceded that Fauci does not agree with him when it comes to reopening the country.
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The leaders said the countries would resume trade, economic and diplomatic ties, including reopening embassies and restarting flights.
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Annette Gibson ventured to the Oregon District after she saw on the news that Ned Peppers was reopening.
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He has focused on practical matters like restoring trash pickup, reopening schools and finding homes for displaced families.
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Understanding this difference is crucial to deciphering the current campaign and ultimately to reopening communication across the chasm.
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Finally, in the late 19th century, enough Jews moved to Newport to warrant the reopening of the synagogue.
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The memo sparked a firestorm of controversy, reopening long debates about sexism and diversity in the tech industry.
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It was early September, six anxious weeks from the reopening of the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan.
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MoMA undertook a major expansion in 2004, but almost immediately upon reopening, curators were thinking about the next.
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EMP SUMMER HOUSE The Hamptons branch of Eleven Madison Park will return this summer, reopening on May 25.
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Clinton in a news conference, and then announce the reopening of the investigation days before Election Day. Mrs.
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The slow and partial reopening of factories could have a knock-on effect on businesses around the world.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's capital Beijing said on Friday that companies in the province will postpone reopening until Feb.
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While the series is inconsistent, it offers enough surprises to make it worth opening and reopening the door.
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However, they remain divided over the best approach to Brexit ahead of the Parliament's reopening late Wednesday morning.
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First, Baumbach used his best-screenplay speech to praise Netflix for reopening New York's single-screen Paris Theater.
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The reopening will allow the return of up to 213,22015 bpd of high-quality crude to international markets.
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The agency is now reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Its new owners announced that it would be relaunching online and reopening 100 stores; these have since opened.
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The Port Authority launched an all-out effort to repair the stricken tower, reopening it in a month.
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The reopening allows the return of as much as 850,000 barrels per day of crude into international markets.
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It remains unclear how long Pakistan plans to keep the border closed after the brief reopening this week.
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President Donald Trump has suggested arming teachers and reopening mental hospitals as a way of combating school violence.
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This process is repeated every hour between 8 am and midnight until a bill passes reopening the government.
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With reopening the government off their plate (for now), lawmakers can press for the issues they campaigned on.
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The CFPB is reopening the comment period for a rule that affects borrowers who are filing for bankruptcy.
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Some Democrats have suggested reopening the deal to boost enforcement provisions but Canada says the idea is unworkable.
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He's even open to reopening the coal mines that used to be a big part of Britain's economy.
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He also proposed reopening a state prison, Mid-State Correctional Facility, as a drug treatment facility for prison inmates.
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" Cohen's complaint also calls the FFWCC's refusal to consider reopening its initial investigation "a dereliction of it constitutional duties.
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The island's energy ministry in September confirmed a memorandum of understanding had been signed to explore reopening the facility.
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But river flooding has delayed the seasonal reopening of the northern reaches of the Mississippi River to barge traffic.
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The reopening of the Pergamon Museum will be delayed until 2023 due to a doubling of estimated renovation costs.
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"Outside is open to public, but the Opera House itself is in the process of reopening," the guard said.
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FRANCO-GERMAN AGREEMENTS However, experts say it means reopening sensitive agreements over jobs between minority shareholders France and Germany.
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SWAT teams and law enforcement officials will work to clear every area of the airport before reopening, they said.
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But you've got to start by reopening the government," U.S. Senator Mark Warner said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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The zookeeper survived, however, and the family was reunited at their zoo after the war, reopening it in 1949.
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A man who came to the door at her residence declined to comment about the FBI reopening the investigation.
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Late on Wednesday, the ports of Houston, Texas City, Galveston and Freeport started reopening with restrictions on vessel traffic.
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Griggs said the Savage family welcomed the reopening of the investigation and hoped to be reunited with their daughter.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index was up 1.3% at 11,756.78, reopening from a holiday on Thursday.
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They agreed that reopening the bridge will be an important step towards repairing the relationship between the two governments.
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Luring those lost millions of viewers back to the Oscars seems as plausible as reopening shuttered Rust Belt factories.
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Shares of Tesla were about 7% higher in Monday's premarket trading, with investors encouraged by the Shanghai factory reopening.
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The conversation about reopening the government has become hopelessly entangled with the conversation about what to do on immigration.
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Two people told Reuters that the Brazilian Treasury could sell about $1 billion of the bond in the reopening.
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Bassam's interest, always on a bigger scale, did not flower until 1996, when Syria began reopening to the world.
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The date for reopening downtown Gatlinburg, including River Road, and Historic Nature Trail Rd has been rescheduled for Wed.
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Administration at the child care facility has voluntarily closed until they are cleared for reopening by DCF and DOH.
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Reopening negotiations on NAFTA has the potential of creating another massive round of economic shocks to all three nations.
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Warner, a Virginia Democrat, said reopening the government ahead of border security negotiations was important for preventing future shutdowns.
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After the accident occurred, personnel closed the station for over two hours, before reopening it at about 2 p.m..
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The group claimed several attacks and warned Shell against reopening a pipeline blown up by the Avengers in February.
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After a refurbishment of the hotel, the brothers celebrated its reopening, welcoming some 80 friends and relatives to Pioneertown.
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"The onus for reopening the government will wind up on their lap," Schumer said of his Senate GOP colleagues.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland has also made it clear that Ottawa has no intention of reopening the deal.
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Mr. Trump leaves today for Scotland, to attend the reopening of one of his golf courses, Trump Turnberry. Mrs.
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While the eventual compromise of a broader immigration debate allowed government's reopening, left activists were livid at Democrats' acquiescence.
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But it was hardly a triumphant homecoming, as the city's gradual reopening came amid concerns that it was premature.
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Fortunately, it is reopening soon on Park Avenue South, near the farmers' market that supplies many of its ingredients.
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Democrats have refused to support the spending and Trump has refused to sign legislation reopening the government without it.
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But the agency is now reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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The repairs are expected to continue from September 7–26, with the runway reopening the morning of September 27.
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The Gerber Group, which signed a lease in April, officially takes over; there's no word on a reopening date.
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The ribbon-cutting celebrates the reopening of the remodeled resort, which now includes a suite inside the Turnberry Lighthouse.
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Still, the government reopening could allow for the White House to move on to other matters, at least temporarily.
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There has been widespread opposition in the Senate to reopening their bipartisan deal after two weeks of heated debate.
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The reopening of the El Paso store also comes as Walmart has dipped its toe in the gun debate.
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Romania has launched a €750m reopening of its €1.25bn 3.875% notes due October 2035 at a yield of 3.55%.
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Those steps will include reopening the government and outlining the policy priorities for the Democrats in the 116th Congress.
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The project was launched along with Hiller reopening an old family store, Hiller Dry Goods, which recently launched online.
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There is so far no indication that Mr. Comey's missive means the F.B.I. is "reopening" its investigation into Mrs.
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After details of the case were made public this week, the league said that it was reopening Brown's case.
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Before he returned to Eritrea on Monday, he was on hand to witness the reopening of his country's embassy.
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The article also misstated the year in which Mayor Bill de Blasio raised the possibility of reopening the area.
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Still, Morey isn't overly concerned about his prospects of reopening the theater eventually, once the coronavirus threat has subsided.
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But with the bloc showing little interest in reopening negotiations on the 585-page agreement it reached with Mrs.
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The reasons were not clear, but it was widely believed the American government and military had opposed the reopening.
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But some commentators in Canada saw a more ominous purpose behind the highly publicized reopening of Mr. Schellenberg's case.
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In some cities, though, the DACA push in response to immigration authorities reopening renewal applications was slower than others.
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As a precaution, we also undertook an additional extensive deep clean overnight before reopening the Third St. Promenade store.
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Unfortunately, I just missed the reopening of the Proper's European-inspired cafe La Bande after undergoing renovations this winter.
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My team believed the damage of concealing the reopening of our investigation would have been catastrophic to the institution.
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Then Mr. Comey doubled down on his mistake with the totally unnecessary October surprise announcement of reopening the investigation.
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It has been closed for renovations for two years, but is now reopening and being run by the society.
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The bigger uncertainty about Atlantic City is what the reopening of two big casinos will mean for the market.
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Shalom cared for 129 individuals last winter and has already served 59 people since reopening its doors in December.
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It would take a great deal more guts, in the production and in us, to risk reopening it now.
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Reopening the land to mining and drilling would be the first major test of a century-old conservation law.
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Yosemite sites reopening The third largest is the Ferguson Fire, near Yosemite National Park, incinerating more than 96,000 acres.
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Victims&apos rights advocates earlier this week criticized the MPS for not reopening its 2015 investigation into the duke.
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The entire project should take roughly two years, with a planned Microsoft Silicon Valley Campus reopening set for 2019.
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Cook said Apple has already accounted for the delay in reopening its production facilities due to the holiday extension.
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This could yet be the reopening of a fearless national conversation about equal citizenship and the idea of India.
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When I tried to get back in by reopening the Epic Games Launcher on my PC, new problems arose.
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"In reopening the Bataclan, we have two important tasks to reconcile," Sting said in a statement on his website.
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As part of its reopening season, the museum is highlighting just a small sampling of what it makes available.
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But it said in its statement on Sunday the facility was reopening and that employees would return to work.
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Nathan could also toss out the settlement with the SEC, effectively reopening the agency's litigation against Musk and Tesla.
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The owners of a Port Orange funeral home gave away a free cremation as part of its grand reopening.
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Reopening the investigation was one of the first acts of the new government after assuming power a year ago.
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I think in general, there are ways of doing it without reopening the agreement, which is what we prefer.
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At negotiations about reopening the government on Saturday, Vice President Mike Pence, above, insisted on beginning with a prayer.
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The Greek leader said he hoped to visit again, to attend the reopening of the seminary with Mr. Erdogan.
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But supporters of the seminary said that Mr. Erdogan should not demand Greek action in return for reopening it.
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The review they are pushing wouldn't be a new criminal investigation but a reopening of Kavanaugh's existing background check.
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Congressional Democrats are currently laser-focused on their battle with Trump over border wall funding and reopening the government.
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Schumer and Pelosi, Wednesday afternoon to discuss border security, funding for a southern wall, and reopening shuttered government agencies.
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In that conversation, Trump still sounded resolute about not reopening the government, two sources familiar with the conversation told me.
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"I do not understand the Swedish prosecutor's reasoning for reopening a 10-year-old case," Samuelsen told local broadcaster SVT.
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The resort, in the northwestern part of the state, was closed on Sunday and no reopening date had been set.
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But even amid the ruins there, life is slowly returning to normal, with more businesses reopening and people tricking back.
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The reopening of Chinese stock markets on Friday after a week-long hiatus will give them their first litmus test.
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WikiLeaks said on Monday that the reopening of the rape allegation will give Assange a chance to clear his name.
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Apple has seen $27 billion of market value wiped out amid the delayed reopening of its main Chinese iPhone plants.
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The intimate yet dazzling Margravial Opera House in Bayreuth, Germany, built in 1748, is reopening after a six-year renovation.
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The only silver lining for Turkey at the moment is the reopening of the country's European Union (EU) accession talks.
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Samarco has taken first steps toward reopening the mine, applying for permission to use old mining pits to store tailings.
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More realistically, the attorney-general could issue guidelines advising against the reopening of cases where evidence has already been considered.
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GCAA made the comment in a statement on Sunday, following the UAE's reopening on Thursday of its embassy in Damascus.
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Officials in Canada and Mexico have pushed back on the idea of reopening the agreement, which was signed in November.
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Anthony Weiner, estranged husband to top Clinton aide Huma Abedin -- and determined there was nothing to merit reopening their investigation.
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Already, we have seen characterizations that the FBI is 'reopening' an investigation but Comey's words do not match that characterization.
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On Friday February 5, New York dance music institution, Halcyon, is reopening its record store inside the Williamsburg club, Output.
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Investigators dropped the case in 2017, but prosecutors in Stockholm say they're looking into the possibility of reopening the case.
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"(When) we learned about allegations from other victims under similar circumstances, reopening this case was not a question," Steele said.
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Trump's policy directive keeps a campaign promise to roll back the Obama reopening to reduce tourism cash to the government.
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It had been around in Syria for about 150 years before reopening in Turkey, because they'd been displaced from Syria.
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The blonde bombshell showed off a tiny animal print suit this weekend at the ME Cabo Resort grand reopening party.
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Colombia and Venezuela began a gradual reopening of their border, which Venezuela had closed a year ago to curb smuggling.
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Could Tate Modern's reopening turn out to have been the high point of Britain's easy cultural engagement with the world?
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The reopening of the Mountain Pass rare earths mine in California last year has done little to reduce that dependency.
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He noted the August reopening of a major border crossing and the resumption of direct flights between Riyadh and Baghdad.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said Trump might be able to pressure GM into briefly reopening the plant.
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Trump and other Republicans have rejected this Democratic demand, saying reopening the government would remove leverage from the president's positioning.
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Demolition and construction are to begin next week, and the new restaurant complex is targeting late 2017 for its reopening.
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Proceeds from the proposed reopening will be used to refinance the company's USD38 million of outstanding notes due in 2017.
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He took questions on Hillary Clinton's emails too, but he was noncommittal on reopening the investigation into that mess. 4.
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The plant was closed in 2015 -- but the process of it reopening started well before Trump announced his steel tariffs.
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But at home, it risks reopening a longstanding wound in Cameron's Conservative Party, beset by division over Europe for decades.
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Even a majority of Republicans – 56 percent – stand with Obama on reopening relations and 85033 percent want the embargo lifted.
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But many left after some of them allowed the partial reopening of the highway on Friday, taking others by surprise.
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Missing economic reports: Even though the government is reopening, the economic reports due out this week could still be delayed.
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How the shutdown could end McConnell is signaling that the House vote on reopening the government will not change much.
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Anthony Weiner's laptop, one day before Comey informed Congress the FBI was reopening the probe due to the new emails.
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Here's what Facebook announced: The company is reopening its app review process, said Zuckerberg at the top of his keynote.
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They purchased $15,000 worth of liquor to stock the bar and told former employees that they would be reopening soon.
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The initial yield guidance for the bond reopening, or "tap", ranges between 5% and 5.1%, a separate bank document showed.
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The Swedish prosecutor is working against the clock after reopening the investigation earlier this year following Assange's arrest in Britain.
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Breaking: #FBI is reopening its investigation of #Clinton email use citing discovery of new emails "pertinent" to the case pic.twitter.
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The reopening of the Iranian market, with some 80 million people, could provide major, if not risk-free business opportunities.
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American Factory is a documentary about the factory's reopening, and the cultural clashes that put some bumps in the road.
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American Factory is a documentary about the reopening, and the ensuing cultural clashes that put some bumps in the road.
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The next day, the Swedish Prosecution Authority said it was looking into the possibility of reopening its case against him.
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In 1995, Arizona's governor threatened to use the National Guard to force the reopening of the closed Grand Canyon park.
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They can start by reopening their embassies in Syria, since Western diplomats' absence from Damascus has led to missed opportunities.
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Kinahan additionally cited Apple's announcement Tuesday that it had begun reopening Chinese factories that were shuttered due to the coronavirus.
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Now, according to a Bloomberg report, the company is looking to start reopening them in the first half of April.
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Apple expects to start reopening its retail stores in the first half of April, says a new report from Bloomberg.
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According to the zoo's website, Lowe plans on reopening sometime this spring (although the zoo's Instagram account now says summer).
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Chowdhury estimates they, as owners, can survive two or three months of a closed restaurant before reopening is untenable. Sen.
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But since Mr. Sánchez took office, the party has changed tack, claiming that Mr. Sánchez is unnecessarily reopening old wounds.
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China may be relaxing some of its most stringent social distancing policies and is reopening schools, but the threat remains.
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The population growth even spurred the reopening of a kindergarten and school for children, the Japan Times reported in 2016.
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The Indian government has inched toward reopening the region recently, announcing this past week that tourists could again travel there.
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The German carmaker Daimler said Sunday that it was sticking with plans to begin reopening its Chinese factories on Monday.
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The Billie Holiday Theater in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, is reopening to the public this weekend after a $4 million makeover.
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A prolonged delay in San Juan's reopening as a cruise hub could have significant logistical implications for the cruise industry.
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With the reopening of the facility, all of the Japanese automaker's assembly plants in the country are operating, he said.
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He will close that restaurant in May, shortly before reopening it as Yerba Buena Cantina: 205 Thompson Street (Bleecker Street).
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And as tensions rise over reopening the two-decade-old trade pact, no country stands to benefit more than China.
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Speaking with Fox Business on Thursday, the Apple CEO said the company was reopening factories and ramping up iPhone production.
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The painstaking, weather-dependent process has pushed the reopening of the 27nd floor observatory from late September to Oct. 2460.
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In contrast to Wall Street, the dollar's reaction to news of the reopening of the U.S. government was more subdued.
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But the financial regulators are now reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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Reopening these areas to more economic opportunity starts with instilling a new confidence for entrepreneurs considering moving into these areas.
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Guidance on the reopening of its 2043s is at plus 155bp area from an initial level of plus 165bp area.
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In May, Clinton blamed the letter sent by Comey reopening the investigation days before the election as the deciding factor.
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The reopening of the field strengthens the position of Haftar and the LNA which already controls eastern oilfields and ports.
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The painting, once it has been relocated, will undergo extensive restoration efforts before its formal reopening, scheduled for fall 2018.
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Many Democrats have expressed concern about reopening wounds from a presidential primary that highlighted their ideological, generational and racial fissures.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook greeted customers and opened doors at the reopening of the Fifth Avenue Apple Store on Friday.
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You'll be reopening the Bataclan in Paris, the theater where terrorists massacred 90 people just short of a year ago.
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The chain is reopening cafes in China after temporarily closing more than half of them in response to the virus.
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General Motors is only gradually reopening its dozen Chinese assembly plants as demand justifies it and local regulations allow it.
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House Democrats have repeatedly voted in favor of reopening the government, with the support of a handful of Republican lawmakers.
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Uchibori cited the continual reopening of tourist sites in the area and the growing influence of sports on civic pride.
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Speaking of Ronaldo, Football Leaks is also responsible for the reopening of the sexual assault case against him earlier this month.
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Dining | Connectict Goldilocks would have felt right at home at Prospect Cafe in West Hartford since its reopening four months ago.
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Airports, including the San Juan airport, are also reopening — but with limited capacity, Puerto Rico-based journalist Rafael Lenin López tweeted.
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He said he had heard on Monday that the deli would be reopening and felt compelled to squeeze in a visit.
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Making A Murderer Part 2 focuses on the reopening of Steven's case and attorney Kathleen Zellner's mission to overturn his sentence.
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For the president, the Deraa campaign holds out the prospect of reopening the Nassib crossing with Jordan, a vital trade artery.
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The reopening of the Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach was postponed until spring of 2017 due to construction delays.
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He told a news conference that some stations may remain closed if repairs were not finished by the scheduled reopening time.
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But this is what led to multiple problems — including the FBI reopening its investigation today — and multiple storylines around those problems.
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The popular docuseries prompted fans to call for the reopening of the case in an effort to exonerate Avery and Dassey.
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The spokesman for Ibrahim Jathran's PFG forces did not give any details whether that would include reopening the two ports soon.
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Saudi Arabia has agreed to allow for the reopening of airports and seaports that are controlled by its allies in Yemen.
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A reopening for healing At Brussels Airport on Sunday there was a brief opening ceremony before the departure hall began business.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico said the ruling parties have now found a way to meet public demand for reopening the cases.
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Officials also closed the 101 Freeway between Santa Barbara and Ventura counties for several hours, before reopening it on Thursday morning.
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"We do not believe that reopening this costly and time consuming public inquiry is the right way forward," Hancock told parliament.
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This time around, though, his immediate concern isn't possible extradition to Sweden (though Swedish authorities say they are reopening their investigation).
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Mr Moon still favours engagement, including reopening the Kaesong industrial zone, which brings together South Korean capital and North Korean workers.
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The Treasury is undecided whether the 100-year bond will be a new one, or a reopening of the existing bond.
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Talks on temporarily reopening the government began Thursday afternoon after Trump's plan and a Democratic proposal both failed in the Senate.
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Five days after reopening the only functioning airport in Libya's capital, Tripoli, the authorities closed it again because of rocket fire.
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Other Asian stocks closed mostly higher, with the Shanghai composite reopening after a long weekend with gains of almost 153 percent.
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Cuban officials have denied any responsibility for the injuries, which followed the reopening of diplomatic relations with the US in 2015.
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The legal issue before the court is whether Buck's case meets the "extraordinary circumstances" test justifying the reopening of his sentencing.
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Facebook is now reopening its app review process for developers, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced today at the company's annual developers conference.
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Bank ABC, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, HSBC and JP Morgan, which arranged Bahrain's original bond in November, are leading the bond reopening.
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If you want to get in on the fourth year of production, Ford will be reopening the order forms in 2018.
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The key to reopening the Hoboken terminal is making sure the building is 100% safe from a structural perspective, Christie says.
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A day earlier, following a meeting between the two leaders, Mr Erdogan suggested there were few legal obstacles to reopening Halki.
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Authorities were sending a vessel into Port Arthur on Tuesday to test currents that have prevented its reopening to ship traffic.
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A couple of weeks before the election, he further announced that the FBI was, in effect, reopening its investigation into her.
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So reopening the agreement would lead nowhere, and I think it would be like selling new illusions to the British people.
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TechCrunch's own Josh Constine was hit by the problem and he found that closing and reopening the app didn't fix it.
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The reopening of the pipeline should soon permit production to resume at the Cano Limon and Caricare fields in northern Colombia.
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Reopening NAFTA will highlight protectionist policies by Canada in finance, telecoms, healthcare, defense and government procurement, aviation, culture, and agricultural products.
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In addition to a potentially long legal battle, reopening the smelter could face further complications with federal elections due in May.
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In fact, Apple said last year that sometimes closing and reopening apps later can end up sucking even more battery life.
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It said on July 1 that the suspension of the Woodford Equity Income fund would continue, without giving a reopening date.
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The municipality is also reopening camps near Enbridge Inc's Cheecham terminal, which the company has said was returning to full service.
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Democrats believe there are the votes to pass a bill reopening the government and even to override Trump's veto if necessary.
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Jen: There are a lot of things: the Russian interference, Comey reopening the email investigation really did a number on her.
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Output has increased in recent weeks since the reopening of some major terminals, but remains a fraction of the 2011 rate.
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This reopening can be settled through both Euroclear as well as the local depositary institution in Moscow - the National Settlement Depository.
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Given the massive storm's impact, it was too soon to tell how much Wall Street's reopening on Monday would be affected.
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The reopening of the city comes at a time when insurance reimbursements for hotel stays are drying up for many evacuees.
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But the EPA said Friday it is reopening the comment period to give the public more time to consider the changes.
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It will involve reopening the withdrawal agreement, a move for which I know there is limited appetite among our European partners.
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They also condemn his rigidity in demanding funds for a southern border wall as the price for reopening the government. Sen.
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According to Gallup, contributing factors include the government reopening, a well-received State of the Union address and economic confidence (Gallup).
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The reopening of cinemas in the kingdom comes as part of social reforms being promoted by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
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The reopening of flights is one of many steps expected to strengthen ties along multiple lines between the two former adversaries.
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Security in Baghdad is much improved, symbolized by the reopening of the high-security Green Zone in December after 15 years.
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From the perspective of a business owner, reopening more quickly after a disaster means less loss of profit, wages, and productivity.
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What was in vain was Donham's lie and with the Justice Department reopening the case, maybe now she'll answer for it.
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Within four months, and for less than the amount he promised, the young entrepreneur presided over a triumphant reopening at Wollman.
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They also hosted a press conference declaring victory Friday after Trump announced he would sign a bill temporarily reopening the government.
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The two main political parties in Tamil Nadu are against reopening the smelter, increasing the likelihood that the shutdown will continue.
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We're not talking about reopening a few factories and starting to make some products that China is making here in America.
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The White House, which had to approve the reopening, initially imposed strict conditions on who could be interviewed by FBI agents.
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They would "revise the regulations pertaining to submission of petitions and the reopening of the public comment period," the agencies write.
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This was during the Kissinger-Nixon rapprochement with China, and the start of China's decades-long reopening to the outside world.
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Castro's death came just weeks after Trump, a frequent critic of the reopening of diplomatic ties with Cuba, was elected president.
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The pipelines' reopening will restore links between refineries along the Gulf Coast, the U.S. petrochemical hub, to markets in the Northeast.
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This month, North and South Korea did just that, reopening communication lines for the first time in more than two years.
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A reopening in June of the Sculpture Garden in which "Scaffold" was installed, after a $10 million renovation, drew record attendance.
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In the spirit of the highway's reopening, here a few offerings from The New York Times, Vogue, National Geographic and Smithsonian.
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Refunite had, and is reopening, a call center in Nairobi, staffed by refugees from Somalia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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This would be for businesses, too, so they could focus on staying open or reopening, not on tax filing and payments.
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Hong Kong Disneyland is also temporarily closed with no reopening date scheduled, as is the Ocean Park theme park and aquarium.
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Given that the president sent out an all-caps tweet last night about reopening businesses, it's a risk worth taking seriously.
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So far, Trump has pushed aside the idea of reopening Kavanaugh's file in light of the sexual assault allegations against him.
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Hotel Christopher, a 42-room upscale property in the residential neighborhood of Pointe Milou, for example, is targeting an October reopening.
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Police said they were reopening the nearby Linwood mosque, the second to be attacked during Friday prayers last week, as well.
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Next month, the museum is reopening in a new building, with more than 2,000 Omega watches and rarely seen NASA equipment.
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But now that Assange has been arrested, Swedish authorities say they are reopening their investigation, according to the New York Times.
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On Sunday, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said that fully reopening America's doors to Huawei was a bad idea.
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"We're reopening the investigation of the bank that we initially closed in May," FSA head Jesper Berg told Danish broadcaster TV2.
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The plans included reopening the Hermosillo Assembly Plant in Mexico on April 6, followed by several US facilities on April 14.
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Hobby Lobby is defying state-mandated lockdowns by quietly reopening stores, including nearly all of its stores in Wisconsin and Ohio.
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The process of reopening the theater for the season begins in February — digging out snow, driving away raccoons, identifying necessary repairs.
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"We have a cutoff of seven hours whereby we have to start reopening the road system," Mr. Brasher told the BBC.
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State regulators quickly agreed and essentially reset the district's 2018 election by reopening candidate qualifying and ordering primary and general elections.
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The Fed said it was reopening a crisis-era investment vehicle that will allow it to purchase IOUs from those companies.
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Trump extended federal social-distancing guidelines to April 30, a reversal from his intention to begin reopening the country by Easter.
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There are no confirmed cases of the disease stemming from the museums, and a date for reopening was not immediately announced.
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Earlier this week, it was announced that Lower Duck Pond was in the process of staging a reopening for its library.
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The Victorian-era hotel had been showing its age and was closed for much of its renovation before reopening last October.
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But the deal will not address a previous sticking point: reopening plants and bringing jobs back to the U.S. from Mexico.
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Some elements of Parliament's reopening happen behind the scenes, including a ceremonial search of the cellars of government buildings for explosives.
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On Thursday, another nearby school district also announced that all of their schools would close on Friday, reopening after Thanksgiving Break.
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Hebei province, China's biggest steel producing region, has explicitly banned the reopening of capacity that has already been scheduled for elimination.
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Those who voted against reopening the government were largely from solidly blue states or are rumored to have 2020 presidential ambitions.
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More recently, Rosenstein continued, Comey erred in informing Congress just before November's elections that the agency was reopening the Clinton investigation.
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They would "revise the regulations pertaining to submission of petitions and the reopening of the public comment period," the agencies wrote.
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"Now, they're talking about opening up many of them, reopening plants that have been closed for a long time," he said.
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While parts of the country are getting back to work, the reopening of business operations for many companies has been slow.
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City officials have delayed the reopening several times, because the techniques used to remove lead traces are dependent on the weather.
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But he stands by his decision to alert Congress, days before the election, that the F.B.I. was reopening the Clinton inquiry.
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Meanwhile, the managers typically increase gross advisory fees by 23.5 percentage points, and a portion of those fees remain after reopening.
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Companies in Beijing, except for utilities and pharmaceutical or medical equipment firms as well as supermarkets, would postpone reopening until Feb.
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Allowing the reopening of IOM's shelter for vulnerable migrants, which closed in 2011, would be a massive step towards greater protection.
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Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), a major supporter of the reopening who flew here Sunday aboard Air Force One with the president.
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Those who've spent time in Cuba working for the reopening say they'd like to see the same happen here on Tuesday.
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The ripple effect of a disaster on a business can be easily overlooked, as owners focus entirely on rebuilding or reopening.
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ROBERTA SMITH From retrospectives to debut shows, and, yes, even the MoMA reopening, art held our attention with innovation and variety.
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It's reopening could see the return of as much as 850,000 barrels per day of crude flow back into international markets.
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Leaders have called for ongoing negotiations with the White House over the weekend, in hopes of reopening the government by Monday.
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New York (CNN Business)Lord & Taylor is reopening in New York less than a year after shuttering its flagship department store.
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The city is slowly starting to bounce back, with Beira's main road reopening yesterday and small shops starting to sell rations.
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Some law enforcement officials have questioned the very principle of reopening settled convictions and pushed back on efforts to free inmates.
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That also includes damage to infrastructure and blocked access to damaged areas, which delay businesses reopening and prevent residents from returning.
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The decree must be approved by midnight on Sunday, in time for the reopening of bank branches and markets on Monday.
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Clinton and her aides because of Mr. Comey's 11th-hour announcement that the bureau was considering reopening its investigation of Mrs.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's talks in Brussels, aimed at reopening the 585-page withdrawal agreement with the E.U., were predictably inconclusive.
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The fund then went dormant, before reopening in 2011, after Congress passed the James Zadroga 2000/2682 Health and Compensation Act.
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Comey does, however, stand by his decision to announce that FBI was reopening an investigation into Clinton's email server in October.
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News of the historical case's reopening comes as the nation decades later is still grappling with race and law enforcement issues.
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Guerra, however, said county officials were focused on the immediate boost that reopening the prison would provide to the local economy.
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Government forces also pounded a rebel-held area in the south for a second straight day, potentially reopening yet another front.
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He also once faced allegations of rape in Sweden, and Swedish officials are reportedly considering reopening their investigation into the case.
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When asked if Trump would approve a reopening of an FBI investigation into Kavanaugh, Trump said he would rely on lawmakers.
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Whatever the case, Mystery Park had to close temporarily in 2006, before reopening with reduced hours and a new name (Jungfrau Park).
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Without Mr. Comey's initial intervention, there never would have been his second intervention, reopening the Hillary case shortly before Election Day. Oops.
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Initially, there was some positive momentum on the back of the reopening of the U.S. government — after its longest shutdown in history.
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LONDON, Feb 16 (IFR) - The Republic of Turkey is reopening its March 2027 bond for an expected US$1bn, according to leads.
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Mike Litterst, chief spokesman for the National Park Service, said the nation's more than 400 parks are reopening on a rolling schedule.
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For starters, Pelosi has made reopening the government a condition for negotiating on the $5.7 billion border wall in the first place.
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Link Fund Solutions, the firm's authorised corporate director, said this week that the fund would remain suspended, without giving a reopening date.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican from Iowa and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, who said that he would recommend reopening the investigation.
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The reopening of the case had stayed quiet until the contents of a federal report came to light earlier in the day.
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The airport has been running at limited capacity since reopening on April 3 following an Islamic State suicide bombing on March 22.
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This past weekend, however, it seemed like everyone was re-downloading, reopening, or trying out Snapchat for the first time in years.
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"The outlook is bad but it depends on the complete reopening of the airport," a spokesman for the Brussels Hotel Association said.
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She added that the Cooper Hewitt's recent renovation and reopening offered an opportunity "to rethink" the collection's focus and the museum's direction.
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The ABG had been counting on reopening the closed copper mine to fund its future state, but Rio Tinto demurred last year.
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Libyan output rose by 40,000 bpd after the reopening in late May of the Marsa al Hariga export terminal, the survey found.
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We hear of the theater's closure in the 1970s, its reopening in 1985 and its current status as run by a foundation.
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And they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatens the security of the United States of America.
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Despite — or perhaps as a marker of — the low attendance, "all the feedback I heard was positive," she said of Heartbreakers' reopening.
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Late on Tuesday, Bahrain upsized and launched a $7.03 million, two-part bond reopening, at the tighter end of its previous guidance.
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The fine-arts department is reopening after it was closed by IS three years ago, with twice its previous intake of students.
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Police removed metal barriers and other blockades from some thoroughfares in a bid to clear them ahead of businesses reopening on Tuesday.
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The reopening of the debate is welcome, since the hard exit proposed in Mrs May's rejected manifesto would have been needlessly damaging.
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On Sunday, the government said it was reopening two roads between Borno's capital, Maiduguri, and the northern towns of Damasak and Baga.
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While the Ritz's general manager, Christian Boyens, had no comment on a revised timeline for the reopening, he played down the episode.
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Obama has also argued that the reopening would help make Cuba a freer society by helping open the country to the world.
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"The reopening of our embassy in Damascus is not on the agenda," Foreign ministry spokesman Romain Nadal said in a daily briefing.
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With U.S. markets not reopening yet after a long weekend, trade was thin and price changes muted in Central Europe, traders said.
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The government, in short, has a financial incentive to strong-arm mayors into reopening towns before they're ready, or even properly decontaminated.
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FEMA Administrator Brock Long on a trip to the island on Monday said things were improving with traffic moving and businesses reopening.
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British officials are supporting reopening of the mines and seeking investment, leading to a mini-rush of mining companies into the area.
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The FBI's Friday announcement that it is reopening its investigation into Clinton's private email server was also a blow to her campaign.
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Arnaud Feist, the airport's chief executive, described Sunday's reopening as a sign of hope and an emotional moment for all airport staff.
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"We don't see this as reopening the flood gates, but we are sure it will be watched and will influence timing decisions."
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A 2011 deal with Malaysia proved unworkable for the Australian government, which settled on reopening the Manus Island centre the following year.
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And the broadcast of a single voice for a limited period falls well short of reopening the building to collective Muslim prayer.
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Nine federal agencies are in the process of reopening after the longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended Friday after 28500 days.
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But reopening the bipartisan deal could divide Republicans during a midterm election year in which they are vulnerable to a Democratic surge.
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The White House and congressional Republicans have said the plan proposed by House Democrats for reopening the government is a non-starter.
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The Belgian government met on Friday to discuss the reopening of the airport, which is several miles northeast of Brussels, in Zaventem.
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The reopening of Sanaa International Airport is another good start and is entirely in the hands of the Houthis and their allies.
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At this point, will justice still be served, or will reopening decades-old cases just remind family members of what they lost?
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The Bean Club had a waiting list of more than five hundred, and he was thinking of reopening it in the spring.
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Comey defended his decision to make a public statement in July 2016 and inform Congress about reopening the investigation in October 2016.
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Since its reopening, the FA has supplemented the cost by hosting other sporting events and music concerts, before Khan's offer came in.
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Democrats have insisted since December that he sign a measure reopening the government before they sit for talks on border wall funding.
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A report on fourth quarter GDP is due on Wednesday, but could still be delayed despite the temporary reopening of the government.
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Its later reopening under new management leads to mixed emotions when the space proves to be a bit too shiny and slick.
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The AP said that Hard Rock plans on reopening the Taj Mahal after a $375 million renovation, including scrapping mentions of Trump.
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She became a teacher, and she was instrumental in reopening the Kansas case and proving that the city's schools were still segregated.
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Clinton or even reopening it, but was assessing whether the new records contained information that was classified or relevant to that inquiry.
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The reopening of the channel comes after South Korea on Tuesday proposed talks with Pyongyang that could potentially take place next week.
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Regular reminder: The President has repeatedly rejected the idea of reopening the government now in exchange for negotiations and a deal later.
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Beginning in September, some schools in calmer areas began quietly reopening, said Inderjeet Sharma, the chief education officer in the Budgam district.
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The widening spread is reopening possible trade routes with Asia and other regions as cargoes get reloaded from British and Dutch ports.
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The chase for yields also lifted Lippo Karawaci's reopening of its 2022 line to 104.00-104.50 after being priced at 103.75 yesterday.
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Faced with double-digit inflation, the CGT, which has not yet scheduled the strike, is calling for the reopening of salary negotiations.
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The president was apparently referring to a CNN report by Acosta late Monday on the government reopening after a three-day shutdown.
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That's not including the additional jobs that will be created throughout the community as a result of the reopening of the facility.
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She spoke about the need for strong borders and resolving the humanitarian crisis at the southern border, and for reopening the government.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the electric car maker's Gigafactory facility in New York will soon be reopening to begin producing ventilators.
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Amare Symoné's "Pictures" finds the Brooklyn-based singer reopening the wounds of her past relationship with each photo that triggers a memory.
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All they need is a reopening date, which may still be far-off because of the extensive damage to other area schools.
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Earlier on Sunday, Trump's rationale for a county-by-county reopening of the economy was undercut by comments from his top official.
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But it took 33 years to plan and build, opening in 1003, closing after only two seasons and not reopening until 1901.
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FBI Director James Comey was apparently aware of it when he announced that he was reopening the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails.
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In California's Orange County, for example, local officials shut down the district's only needle exchange and have tried to prevent its reopening.
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More than likely, it will fall to House Democrats to pass legislation reopening the government when they take control on Jan. 22013.
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With Henry Kissinger, he initiated the reopening of relations with China and détente with Russia, and wound down the war in Vietnam.
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The discovery led the F.B.I. director at the time, James B. Comey, to announce the bureau was reopening its inquiry into Mrs.
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Following two years of construction at John F. Kennedy International Airport's Terminal 4, Swiss International Air Lines is reopening its premium lounge.
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The order would officially shutter schools starting March 17, with the expectation of reopening on April 24, according to the Seattle Times.
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President Donald Trump supports the measure, the White House said, and has talked about reopening U.S. businesses by Easter on April 12.
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While Trump has set an Easter deadline as a potential reopening date for the economy, the Louisiana governor doesn't see that happening.
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Apple is reopening all 42 of its stores in China, having closed some in early February as a precaution against the coronavirus.
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So when the Europeans said that would require reopening the negotiations, Mr. Trump balked, and decided instead to scrap the entire deal.
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Less than a year after the original closed, Jonathan Waxman is reopening in a space nearby, with much of the old menu.
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As tensions have escalated recently over North Korea's nuclear weapons program and missile threats, the United States has ruled out reopening negotiations.
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"The biggest challenge in reopening is staffing," Michael Wynn, president of a chain of seven Ace stores in southwest Florida, told CNBC.
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In Beijing, authorities are reopening the Xiaotangshan Hospital, which was built in seven days in 2003 to deal with the Sars outbreak.
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And reopening Lordstown has becoming a rallying cry for the union rank and file, fueling militancy that has ended in picket lines.
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ATHENS, Oct 8 (Reuters) - The final yield for Greece's 10-year bond reopening was set at 1.5%, its finance minister on Tuesday.
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After moving from coal to natural gas and reopening in September, the factory halted production again in October as gas prices soared.
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Sotheby's was able to limit the damage by reopening the bidding on a 2300 work by Anselm Kiefer that failed to sell.
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Hopefully, Secretary [of State Rex] Tillerson is already discussing the possibility of reopening talks with our Asian partners during his current trip.
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In Scotland, where Trump happened to be reopening a golf resort the day after the Brexit vote, he pointed out the parallels.
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Another was a reopening of a bond due in 2034 of 2,000 million soles ($595 million), according to data from the ministry.
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The inspector general is also looking at Comey's decision to tell Congress the FBI was reopening its review days before the election.
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Reopening negotiations could also prompt Iran to restart its uranium centrifuges, putting the country back on a path to a nuclear weapon.
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As for what might happen in the future, the company said it was committed to reopening in the Bronx at some point.
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Steven Santoro, New Jersey Transit's executive director, said that Amtrak had committed to reopening the tracks at Penn Station by 4 a.m.
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Former EPA liaison and Obama campaign staffer Dan Kanninen said any impact from Wednesday's reopening of the review would likely be limited.
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The Washington Monument is reopening Thursday after a three-year long repair project to update the elevator and increase the structure's safety.
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Workers are demanding increased wages for temporary workers and recent hires, the reopening of four U.S. plants, and better health care coverage.
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The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has announced that it is reopening its search for a new executive director.
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After reopening this week, the park said training at the track was "restricted to joggers and gallopers," referring to gaits for horses.
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The two main political parties in Tamil Nadu state are against reopening the smelter, increasing the likelihood that the shutdown will continue.
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As a student, I helped organize nonviolent demonstrations demanding the reopening of our university after it was closed by the Israeli military.
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