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The St Matthew Passion was relaunched to a modern audience.

"The minister of justice, Jeff Radebe, recently announced that sexual offences courts would be relaunched to help cut the backlogs of sexual offences cases".

Highfield has moved swiftly, rolling out a sweeping, and often painful, restructure plan under which about 220 of Johnston Press's 250 titles (which include the Scotsman and the Yorkshire Post) have relaunched to date.

This week it relaunched to attack the problems with booking private concerts.

In 2007 the site relaunched to allow users to add and modify news stories.

Originally set for the semiconductor laser and photonics market, Novalux is being relaunched to take advantage of more industrial and commercial uses for its lasers.

The startup has since pivoted, relaunching to "reinvent the status update" by way of 30-second, muted video clips.

(It has since relaunched, intending to move to a different part of the spectrum with more accommodating neighbours).

Even calls with the highest priority need to be relaunched up to 4 times before someone is in place.

In the past year, she's relaunched apparel to her collection, and is about to open her first retail store.

This story was relaunched owing to an error in the headline.