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It has opened a newly refurbished Enlightenment Gallery, with the kind of objects that inspired 18th-century scientists to explore nature, archaeology, antiquity and primitive peoples.

The Duchess of Cambridge has opened a newly-refurbished art room at a school in north-west London.

But there is more that we can do to make this goal a reality, not only to support World AIDS Day but to leverage recent momentum gained through the passage of landmark health care legislation; a newly reelected president who has opened an important door in advancing issues critical to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and queer (LGBTQ) community; and a new Congress.

Egypt has opened two newly discovered tombs in Luxor that date back more than three millennia.

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Bus companies are flourishing, and a Danish café has opened beside the newly redecorated Museum of Money.

The Prince of Wales has officially opened a newly restored workingmen's institute in Caerphilly county.

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The utilization of stereocomplexation strategy to these newly developed copolymers has opened avenues to access a variety of new materials with unique characteristics, including novel chemical functionalities, bioactivities, and smart (responsive to external stimulus) properties tailored for specific applications.

In between TV appearances (on Iron Chef America, Top Chef Masters and Chopped Canada), Susur Lee has opened four other Toronto restaurants, including the newly launched Fring's (at 455 King St West) and oversees his Singapore restaurant, TungLok Heen in Hotel Michael.

A newly discovered dinosaur in Siberia has opened up the possibility of many more dinosaurs having feathers than we previously thought.