It was a sales job at F.A.O. Schwarz, the famed Fifth Avenue toy emporium that is reopening in time for the holidays after a multimillion-dollar makeover.
In a 1989 match against Sweden, Butcher split his head open but insisted on continuing, his wound reopening every time he headed the ball, so that by the end of the match he, his head and his clothes were soaked in blood.
The Charles Dickens Museum in London is now open; it is not reopening in time for the author's 200th birthday, Feb. 7. Because of an editing error, both the Waldorf-Astoria hotel and Heathrow Airport were described as being east of London; they are west of the city.
RESTORED CADILLAC -- Renovated Miami Beach hotels are reopening all the time, it seems.
EnVironmental Motors in Glendale, Calif., has become an E.V. dealer for the second time, reopening in 2007.
Many were illegal spaces – forever closing down and reopening – and as time passed, the stresses of running those spaces resulted in many of the inner-west warehouses being boarded up.
People with a severe drink-related liver disease are to be considered for transplant for the first time, reopening the debate over whether people who are thought to bring ill health on themselves deserve expensive treatment.
After that, events were aggregated by issue, so all previously described per-issue metrics could be computed, such as reopening rate and time to backout (step 8).
At the same time, reopening of plastic brain states during cancer treatment may yield unwanted side effects [ 19].
Other metrics include time to negative review and time to reopening.
