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Its dismantling is due to be completed by 13 January and new turf installed later in the month with City Hall lawns due to be reopen for public use on 28 February.
"I think it's fairly clear that the case will have to be reopened for those to be pursued adequately.
The main airport in Baghdad is expected to be reopened for humanitarian aid flights in about a week.
Chasseray said he was confident the Voie Georges Pompidou would be reopened "for the good of Paris and the banlieues".
A spokesman for the governor said the park was being cleaned and could be reopened for public use and permitted events by this weekend.
Mr. Sahai said: "Going forward 2G spectrum may be reopened for auction, but it might not bring in the kind of revenue that the government expects.
Technically, the list can be reopened for changes every six months, but administration officials said the State Department was reluctant to do so.
The main border crossing between Saudi Arabia and Iraq near Arar, closed since Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990, will be reopened for trade next week, a Saudi customs official said.
Mr. Cordone said that 1,200 looted artifacts had been returned to the museum, but that 2,200 were still missing, and that the museum would not be reopened for a year to 18 months.
