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It is unclear whether it plans a sustained operation, or whether, after demonstrating its seriousness of purpose to its American ally, it will reinstate the peace deal.The offensive in Swat came as Barack Obama and his Pakistani and Afghan counterparts, Asif Zardari and Hamid Karzai, met in Washington on May 6th.

The industry is anxiously awaiting the Florida Supreme Court's ruling on whether it will reinstate a $145 billion verdict won by more than 700,000 sick Florida smokers in the Engle case.

Labour has pledged that if it wins the next election, it will reinstate the 10p tax rate for low earners and raise the top rate of tax to 50p for those earning more than £150,000 a year.

They fear that Duterte, who has said the drug problem is a crisis so extreme that he needs free rein to solve it, will reinstate the martial law that defined a decade of the Marcos dictatorship.

"On Day 1, I will reinstate the Mexico City Policy," he said.

What I truly hope will happen now that "wet foot, dry foot" is repealed (especially since it is unlikely that Trump will reinstate it after he takes office) is that Cuban-Americans will begin to fight for much-needed immigration reform.

That program — known as the 421-A tax break — expired in December, and it is unclear whether the state legislature will reinstate it.

The European Union will suspend enforcement of a rule requiring airlines must pay for the emissions they generate on flights to and from Europe but will reinstate it if an international organization fails to deliver a global accord, the bloc's climate commissioner says.

If BP were to reinstate the old dividend, the stock would be yielding around 8%, but it looks like the company will reinstate half of the dividend, which it can easily afford.

It's unlikely that United will reinstate all the flights anytime soon, but it should restart cancelled evening routes.

It's not known when Rockstar will reinstate the system.