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In the aftermath, Alley was released from incarceration and reinstated in the army.

Realizing the need for new leadership, in what became known as the Polish October, the Politburo chose Gomułka, who had been released from prison and reinstated in the Party, and the Central Committee's 8th Plenum elected him without a Soviet approval the new first secretary of the PZPR.

Prof Southall, who was suspended for two years by his NHS Trust during its own inquiry into his research and child protection work but was cleared and reinstated in 2001, says the Griffiths report "seriously damaged public confidence in neonatal research in this country" and called for it to be withdrawn by the government.

This decision was reversed in 2010 and reinstated in 2014, after the change in government.

Ouyang was recalled to the capital in 1040 and reinstated in his former office.

Years passed as some of the charges were dismissed and then reinstated in the course of multiple motions and appeals.

The sharp funding increases slated for the last two years of the reforms – 2017 and 2018 – were scrapped in the 2014 budget, and not reinstated in the most recent budget update.

Arrested by the Swedes (1637), he escaped and was reinstated in the Saxon Army (1638), but he died while preparing to oust the French and Swedes from German soil.

England centurion Ian Bell has admitted to being naive and "a bit stupid" in the incident in which he was run out, and later reinstated, in the second Test against India at Trent Bridge.

He recanted his views under pressure and was partially reinstated in the party by Stalin.

The painting is now being restored and will be reinstated in the new visitors' center.