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Haramachi thermal station, which had been the last station under restoration, restarted its operation on March 29 , 2013
In early 1999, the University restarted its operations after several difficulties.
When it emerged from bankruptcy, G.M. received $16 billion in cash from the governments in order to restart its operation.
Enron said it was also talking with leading financial institutions to restart its huge trading operations through a new joint venture.
The oil industry has also been able to make headway restarting its far-flung operations, with dissident oil workers now acknowledging that daily production has topped a million barrels a day, up from 200,000 last month.
On Monday, the Obama administration effectively gave Shell the green light to restart its Arctic drilling and exploration operations with an approval issued by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, a governmental regulatory agency.
The club hasn't been dispensing marijuana since Hauk and three others were arrested and charged with trafficking, but he says he's seriously considering restarting his operation.
On March 7, Duterte restarted the operation, with Philippine National Police chief Ronald dela Rosa promising the new campaign — now called "Operation Double Barrel: Reloaded" — will be "less bloody if not bloodless," this time around.
It has now said it will restart operations at its main nuclear facility at Yongbyon - this could open up a new source of plutonium for the North's weapons programme.
The North appears to have also restarted operation of a reactor at its main Yongbyon nuclear facility that produces plutonium that can be used for its nuclear weapons program, according to a U.S. think-tank, 38 North.
The North also appears to have also restarted operation of a reactor at its main Yongbyon nuclear facility that produces plutonium that can be used for its nuclear weapons program, according to the U.S. think-tank 38 North.
