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The judges took painfully long to decide that the race should be restarted on both occasions, with all six competitors.

Ms Jin says that stalled talks with the Dalai Lama's representatives should be restarted, and suggests inviting him to Chinese soil in Hong Kong or Macau.

But a series of fresh safety concerns, including possibly active fault lines beneath nuclear sites, have raised doubts about whether the nuclear reactors should be restarted at all.

But India's Health Ministry has given the matter to a committee of experts who are supposed to recommend a strategy in the coming weeks, that will include a decision on whether the campaign should be restarted or ended for good.

D.C. Council member and mayoral candidate Muriel Bowser said she opposes the new school boundaries plan that Mayor Vincent C. Gray adopted last week and said the process should be restarted under the next mayor.

Nevertheless, the prescribing information for exenatide and liraglutide recommends that the drugs should be discontinued if pancreatitis is suspected and should not be restarted if pancreatitis is confirmed.

The parliament resolution stated that accession talks should only be restarted once Turkey lifted its measures and returned to the rule of law.

"Operations should not be restarted until they can make sure they're not going to have those releases in the future," said Ms. Kassen.

(Fortunately, if the talks should ever be restarted, they can be based on the careful notes taken by Dennis Ross, the main American mediator).

Even the mayor of Ohi, Shinobu Tokioka, a longtime backer of the plant, which is a major source of jobs in his town, has said the reactors should not be restarted without gaining the support of all of Kansai, the heavily populated region that includes Osaka.