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It re-opened in its new guise in 1991, amid complaints from those who do not like their history prettified.In the Philippines, the battle between history and commerce has taken a legal twist.

I had not visited the Museum of Modern Art since it re-opened in virtually new premises in November 2004.

By the time it re-opens in June it will re-emerge as the second Chapter Hotel (the first is the sassy Montpellier in Cheltenham).

But it is expected the tape and its transcript, which runs to 25 pages, will be passed to Lord Saville's inquiry before it re-opens in December.

After a huge restoration project, it re-opened in 2004.

Froch-Groves II will be the first boxing bout at Wembley Stadium since it re-opened in 2007.

After a £1m revamp, it re-opened in 1998 and now attracts more than 100,000 visitors a year.

After falling into disrepair, it re-opened in 2002 as the Terror Haza (House of Terror) a powerful memorial to the thousands who experienced torture in subterranean cells under two different totalitarian regimes.

After a down-to-the-bones, four-year facelift, the 85-year-old Rosewood Hotel Georgia quickly reclaimed its title as belle of the ball among Vancouver's most elegant hotels when it re-opened in July 2011.

However, Swansea's most high-profile leisure centre, the LC, has been run as a not-for-profit company on behalf of the local authority since it re-opened in 2008 after a £32m refit.

When it re-opens in 2019, the Smithsonian estimates that an estimated 400 million people will see Wankel over the next 50 years, make it arguably the most visible T-Rex in the world.