With Studio 54 re-opening for a night, on Tuesday, for a party thrown by SiriusXM Radio, one family stumbled upon an uncomfortable piece of history.
The "special roadshow edition" in N.Y.C. and L.A. was initially planned as a one-week special engagement complete with intermission and including a full-color printed program but strong box-office results led to its re-opening for two weeks on 9 January 2009 as two separate films, titled Che Part 1: The Argentine and Che Part 2: Guerrilla.
"We are studying the essence of claims in order to determine the necessary actions for the swift re-opening of restaurants for visitors," it said in a statement.
When tax rules change, they do so for the future only and there are strict limits to the re-opening of tax assessments for the past.
The result of this could well have been the release of Megrahi, and avid calls for a re-opening of the case – the 2003 acceptance by Libya of responsibility for the bombing not withstanding.
As a result, the design for the new 7 World Trade Center allowed for the re-opening of Greenwich Street, which had been blocked by the original 7 World Trade Center.
And there is the separate question of how radical the eurozone-related Treaty amendment would be in any event: would the UK have the chutzpah to demand a re-opening of old issues in return for its support for the bailout measures, which are arguably in its interests as much as other member states'?
We were playing for New Year's Eve for the official re-opening of the National theatre.
Yet now that Germany is rich, the call goes up for a re-opening of old debt issues.
* One of Scotland Yard's most senior officers, John Yates, admitted that his decision to fend off demands for a re-opening of the criminal investigation into the NOTW had been "pretty crap".
Lawmakers also recently approved the re-opening of offshore processing camps for asylum seekers in Nauru and PNG.
