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The American clothing retailer blamed a failure to consult its customers, and announced it would reinstate its distinctive white-on-blue marque.

On Monday morning, China said it would reinstate its embassy in Somalia on Tuesday amid signs the country was making solid progress in its efforts to restore peace.

FedEx rescinded the match when the economy was near its worst point, and said it would reinstate a 50 percent match for most employees in the United States late last year.

On Wednesday, Denmark announced that it would reinstate control booths on its borders with Germany and Sweden within weeks.

A further challenge to Schengen in 2011 came from Denmark, which announced that it would reinstate control booths on its borders, to do random checks of cars and passports.

Pearson, which sold off the Financial Times and its stake in the Economist last year, said it would reinstate the "employee incentive pool" to keep up staff morale and motivation.

And, if it continues to criticise the coalition for cutting the 50p top rate of tax, it will soon have to say whether a Labour government would reinstate it.

German Euro-MPs had already succeeded in stripping this provision from the draft text; but it had been hoped that a unified Council of Ministers, backed by the European Commission, would reinstate it.

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The Obama administration has included a proposal in its 2014 budget that would reinstate the ban on horse meat for human consumption.

Yet he has also raised the possibility that Turkey would reinstate the death penalty, which it had abolished as a part of its pursuit to join the European Union.