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It has been shown that a brief reduction of GABAergic inhibition in the brains of rats is able to reopen a window of plasticity in the visual system a long time after the normal closure of the critical periods [ 5].

There may be circumstances in which a previously unknown heir may be able to reopen an estate in order to recalculate inheritances and re-administer the assets.

NEW YORK TIMES BITS A Computer Error Hits BATS Exchange  |  The BYX Exchange of BATS Global Markets was able to reopen using a backup site after a computer problem forced it to close for three hours on Thursday, Bloomberg News reports.

Parents in Bangkok fret that schools around the protest site will not be able to reopen after a hot-season break.

FEMA reports that 40percentt of businesses aren't even able to reopen after a disaster.

The B1069 remained closed at Snape where The Crown was not expecting to be able to reopen for a couple of weeks.

people pitched in that the care center was able to reopen within a week.

Officials said they did not know when they would be able to reopen Coldwater Canyon, a major thoroughfare connecting the Westside and the San Fernando Valley.

The school was able to reopen because of a $1 million gift from four donors and the assistance of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and other city officials, who helped picked the board that hired Ms. Campbell.

As talks in Brussels grind on, Greek banks remain closed and it is far from clear they will be able to reopen on Thursday, when an extended bank holiday is due to end.

MVP RV of Riverside, Calif., a maker of recreational vehicles, was able to reopen its doors this year thanks to a big order and significant investment from Winston Battery of Shenzhen, China.