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On 31 March 1858 Queen Victoria, accompanied by two of her daughters and en route to the formal opening of Battersea Park, crossed the new bridge and declared it officially open, naming it the Victoria Bridge; it was opened to the public three days later, on 3 April 1858.

The Federal Register will likely publish the Federal Communication Commission's rulemaking on Monday, making it officially open season for telecoms and other opponents to file lawsuits against the agency.

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This New Year's Day was more celebratory than most at this new Athens bolthole, when it officially opened its doors.

Today, it officially opened its BigApps 2.0 challenge (hosted by ChallengePost).

Hailo launched in London in 2011 and landed stateside in mid-October, when it officially opened for business in Boston, its first U.S. city.

It officially opened two years later, and the star of its collection was a rebuilt Colossus, the culmination of a 14-year project by Tony Sale.

It officially opens on Nov. 12.

It officially opened as the Wesleyan Cinema Archives in May 1986.

It officially opened just as the stock market was crashing in 1929.

Refurbished in record time, it officially opens as a self-catering property on July 22.

When it officially opens in November, it will be called the James M. Coyle Gymnasium.

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