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During the summer, the restaurant chain started to gradually re-open 18 of the larger locations in the Greater Boston Area.

Commissioner Carol Ash said at the re-opening in May 2007, "The installation of new state-of-the-art equipment underscores the commitment of New York State to protect this remarkable historic landmark, and we look forward to once again showcasing the unique collections and extraordinary landscapes of one of our most important cultural resources.

The store later re-opened on a smaller footprint, but was closed down in 2014, and demolished in 2015.

After two months, however, he found that the studio lacked adequate light, and he decided to totally renovate, and re-open, his original studio.

After being closed for a year, the Astoria Studios were re-opened in 1929 to make sound films, taking advantage of their close proximity to Broadway where many actors were recruited to appear in early Talkies.

A difficulty arises in relation to default judgments which will often be liable to re-opening in the court in which they were entered.

Restoration is proposed by the Cotswold Canals Trust as part of their project to re-open a direct route between Thames and Severn.

In 1986, Jordan Wank rebuilt the entire area and re-opened it.

In particular he played a lead role in resolving the funding issues surrounding the hosting of the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games, and was the lead facilitator in the resolution of the major financial dispute between Multiplex Construction UK Ltd and Wembley National Stadium Ltd, when the stadium was redeveloped prior to re-opening in 2007.

Dimensions must be input manually when such files are re-opened, or a square image is assumed.

It is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but anticipates re-opening soon.

Lonsdale's environmental credentials also came under scrutiny, and AuCoin noted Lonsdale's reversal of support for nuclear power and belated opposition to the re-opening of Trojan Nuclear Power Plant.

It was re-opened to public visits after the war ended.