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Now that Zentropy has become part of the McCann-Erickson Wofld Group dInterpublicInterpublic, Hill, Holliday can again operate its own digital division.

The owner, Ambassadors International Inc., has chartered the mostly-wooden vessel to Chattanooga Water Taxi while it tries to find a buyer to again operate it for overnight cruises.

Reboot, from boot, is rooted in "to pull yourself up by your bootstraps"; it is now applied to a machine, when repowered, that is designed to bring itself to a state where it can again operate on its own.

They will feel more at home back in London and will hope their own attacking talents come to the fore: Alexis Sánchez was outstanding against Burnley on Saturday and will again operate behind Danny Welbeck, with Aaron Ramsey potentially drafted in to central midfield in the hope his attacking qualities add to the hosts' threat.

The Smithsonian's staff, after a few further hydrostatic tests, were confident that the locomotive could again operate under its own power.

May we once again operate in friendship, and seek to be a balm to the truly needy and pursue justice for all.

Foreign companies are again operating in the oil-rich south.

All major public hospitals in Baghdad are again operating.

Islamic militants are again operating openly in Pakistan.

But then again, operating a successful franchise can be far more lucrative than the others.

But consider what will happen once the economy is again operating at full capacity.