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Chance to shine aims to raise £50m by 2015, specifically to reintroduce at least the opportunity to play cricket to a third of state schools.

It went mad long ago, in other words, and has a formidable backlog of fast-food nightmares it can reintroduce at any time.

Tuberculosis therapy was stopped for a second time with a plan to reintroduce at a later date using a drug hepatotoxicity protocol.

Nineteen years later, they were reintroduced at the same center during a St . Patricks Day lunch.

Wed. the 2 unions called off the strike in return for Mayor Lindsay's promise that the pension bill would be reintroduced at the Legislature's next session.

Wells will undergo a physical examination in Tampa, Fla., tomorrow, and assuming that his two-year deal is completed, he is likely to be reintroduced at Yankee Stadium early next week.

Finally, the sport was reintroduced at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, a development that, Morozova said, "made tennis big in our country".

Mixed doubles, which has not been an Olympic discipline in tennis since 1924, is being reintroduced at next year's competition, which will be held in Wimbledon at the hallowed All-England Club.

She is a keen supporter of indirect taxes and wants (as Mr Ozawa did) the consumption tax suspended for up to two years, but then reintroduced at 5% with exemptions for food, medicine, health care and spending on children.

In August 2011, however, the nature of housing in Cuba appeared headed for a sea change with the announcement that the buying and selling of private property would be reintroduced at the end of the year.

The CML said this reflected the fact that a high proportion would usually be buying homes costing between £125,000 and £175,000, on which stamp duty was reintroduced at the end of last year.