The insurgents revoked security guarantees for the Red Cross last fall but restored them months later, after their talks with the United States began in Qatar.
Earlier this year, Facebook has suspended both my personal account and fan page altogether and only restored them days later, after the robots-trolls demanded that I submit a copy of my passport (sic! sick!) in order to "confirm my identity" -- and that's after many years of being a proud member of the Facebook community.
The visual effects supervisor of the film, John Nelson, used scenes with Mr. Reed in them that had been discarded and digitally restored them for later sequences in the film.
The next day, Amazon removed the BUY buttons from Macmillan's print and digital titles on its site, only to restore them a week later, under heavy criticism.
Nauru, facing the depletion of its most valuable resource, phosphates formed from bird droppings, severed diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 2002, then restored them three years later, prompting a Chinese official to grumble that the islanders were "only interested in material gains".
After Politico spotted the ads' removal, the company later restored them.
But the process of removing applications was clearly imperfect, as Apple pulled down some applications only to restore them a few days later.
The discussion, part of The New Yorker's 75th anniversary celebrations, came a few days after Time Warner blocked signals from Disney's ABC network to millions of cable subscribers, then restored them a day and half later.
Indeed, it seems preferable to maintain desirable current states (such as old-growth stands) rather than lose them, even if they could be restored later (albeit after a long delay).
In a statement, Mr. Soufan called the C.I.A's redactions to his book "ridiculous" but said he thought he would prevail in getting them restored for a later edition.
