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Reopen
verb
To open (something) again.
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The good news was already "baked in," an analyst tells Reuters: U.S. stock index futures fell Thursday as investors digested a deal agreed by lawmakers in Washington a day earlier to reopen the federal government and raise the debt ceiling in order to avoid a debt default.
After 16 days of government closure, Congress acted late Wednesday to reopen federal parks and offices and resume federal services.
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Administrators will be left to decide whether the stores can reopen.
These demands will reopen a fierce controversy which surfaced during the general election campaign over whether Scotland is financially able to sustain its higher levels of public spending without Treasury support, after the collapse of North Sea oil prices and heavy falls in oil tax receipts.
While banking union and further economic integration in the eurozone will require some changes to the treaties, the German government would prefer to do so without having to reopen old agreements entirely: Vertragsanpassungen, "treaty modifications" rather than "treaty change", is the phrase her party uses.
The French delivered a loud non to Berlin's euro policies, handing a first-round victory to the socialist François Hollande, whose central campaign pledge was to reopen Chancellor Angela Merkel's eurozone fiscal pact, an international treaty signed by 25 EU leaders and currently being ratified.
However the decision has been labelled a "smokescreen" to reopen old-growth forests to logging, despite loggers not wanting it.
Ellman told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "If Network Rail decide to close part of the system down at a busy time of year, they have to be absolutely sure it's going to work as planned and it is going to reopen as planned".
Related: Baltimore riots: schools to reopen and Orioles to play to empty stadium - live At least 10 people were arrested after curfew, according to police commissioner Anthony Batts.
The Whitworth will reopen on Valentine's Day with a show from Cornelia Parker, who has taken over one of the gallery's airy new exhibition halls to produce The War Room, a piece made from rolls of red paper used to make Remembrance poppies, offcuts from the production process with ghostly negatives of the flowers.
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