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She has made four trips outside the capital, Yangon, to rally supporters and has reopened more than 65 party offices, reviving a network that had almost been eliminated by the government.

NOAA has reopened more than 13,000 square kilometers of the Gulf of Mexico to fishing.

The railway linking the economic powerhouse of Lagos and the conflict-hit north of Nigeria has reopened after more than 10 years.

At a converted factory in Park Slope, Brooklyn, many residents remember the Case of the Migrating Jogging-Stroller, which has been closed and reopened more than once.

Harvard's policy, like UND's, would prohibit an accused student from having his or her case reopened more than one week after a sanction was imposed.

It reopened more than a week later, but prospective purchasers of the tickets will now have to wait until the April sales window to buy them.

Most trails in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area have reopened after more than 80% of the parkland burned in the devastating Woolsey fire in November.

After a three-year renovation, the refurbished U.S.G.A. museum in Far Hills, N.J., has reopened to the public with more than twice the golf artifacts of the old facility, including objects never before on display.

One lane of the northbound M1 has reopened after being closed for more than 36 hours following a fire, the Highways Agency have said.

US embassy in Cuba reopens Jump to media player The US has reopened its embassy in Cuba more than 54 years after it was closed, in a symbolic step signalling the warming of ties between both countries.

Even the much-trumpeted Mexican restaurant, La Boca, closed more than a decade ago, has reopened.