The doors shut, the lock was reactivated and the resident went back to pacing.
About 20percentt are eventually reactivated and sold to foreign countries or recalled to service.
Funny how that's been forgotten this week, while The Killing Joke is still recalled, reactivated and celebrated.
Instead of being reactivated and starting, as Jerry Manuel had said Friday, Castillo stayed on the disabled list.
But in 1984 it was reactivated and moved into the firehouse on Liberty Street, where Engine 10 was already based.
The American FBI had warned that a Provisional 'sleeper squad' had been reactivated and was planning a winter terrorist offensive.
On Friday morning the phone was reactivated and was traced to the area where Hussain's brother lived in Rome.
In the UK, according to Mastaglio, there is a "gold standard" that means it is impossible for a firearm to be reactivated and used.
"A visible, clinical metastasis — the kind that we can detect with CAT scans or MRIs — must only occur once a dormant cell has been reactivated and begins to divide," he said.
The cabinet members believe that in many Liberal Democrat seats, an anti-Tory tactical vote can still be reactivated, and it would be foolish to spurn such voters in search of a new centre ground.
May also highlights a new trend among criminal gangs targeting concerts and festivals to steal smartphones on a massive scale so that they can be sent abroad, reactivated and sold.
