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After a number of complaints to 311, the heat would be restored for a few days, then vanish again, she said.

But with the Palestinians seeking international recognition of statehood at the United Nations by September, Mr. Abbas has repeatedly said that unity must be restored for a credible case to be made.

The landscape is divided into planning units, some of which represent native vegetation, while others can be restored for a given budget.

During that instance, a Verizon rep said functionality could be restored for an additional $2.00 a month.

Jones knew that David Fay, the U.S.G.A. executive director, was hoping that the Black could be restored for an Open.

Delegates backed a motion calling for national pay scales to be restored, for an end to performance-related pay and for more affordable housing.

Afobe continued to cause problems for the Peterborough defence but at the other end there remained plenty to encourage the hosts and their two goal lead was restored for a third time.

Napoleon's Hundred Days had ended; the Bourbon dynasty had been restored for a second time only a year before it sent a convoy of ships to Senegal to reclaim the colony from the English.

This was the season in which civic pride was restored for a generation of supporters who were groomed on incessant success and the Super League high life was tasted for the first time by younger fans who had become accustomed to bitter anti-climax.

Access was restored for a few hours on Saturday, but Ashraf issued orders to reinstate the ban after seeing that blasphemous content was still accessible.

Some were restored for a promise of good behaviour, but MacDonald was unable to control his son Aonghas Óg, who defeated him at the Battle of Bloody Bay fought of the coast of Mull near Tobermory in 1481.