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The case has been reopened with new DNA evidence tying someone else to the attack.

Now the Lotus restaurant has been reopened with a new menu offering "urban Asian street fare" ranging from tamarind leaf soup to grilled filet mignon salad with toasted rice by Tyson Ophaso, formerly of Le Cirque and La Cote Basque.

Brendan Lyons, the new principal of the High School of Graphic Communication Arts in Manhattan, which is among 33 city schools that could have as many as half of its teachers replaced at the end of this school year and be reopened with a new name, said large schools and small schools were not mutually exclusive; there is a place for each, he said.

Since the clinic was reopened, with a £13m new building 18 months ago, all the fittings have been redesigned to suit the clientele, so that the examination beds are extra wide, and the chairs and the wheelchairs in the waiting room are made for bulky patients.

The duct can be reopened with a stent but usually gets blocked again eventually, requiring the patient to have the old stent removed and a new one inserted.

The hall is expected to be fully reopened — with new, less harmful lighting in all the displays — by the fall of 2012.

This year, as business has picked up a bit, the new-model pipeline has been reopened.

Investigations will only be reopened if new evidence becomes available.

It could be reopened if new information surfaces.

Schools that still showed no improvement would be shut down and reopened with new teachers and principals.

States must send assistance to the struggling schools, and if they fail to improve after five years, schools can be shut down and reopened with new management.