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the reopened
verb
To open (something) again.
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Similarly, the reopened hotel will not boast a bar.
I fell in love with the reopened Ryland Inn because of how we were greeted.
Now it's not clear what will be produced in the reopened plant.
Among the larger of the reopened resorts, Magic has two chairlifts and 135 skiable acres.
Local businesses have now offered to finance after-school job-skills programs in the reopened centers.
Stroll down the cobbled yard behind the reopened Planet Coffee to find Roadtrip on York Street.
Eliza's bedroom became a model room, which is now the centrepiece of the reopened rooms.
However, many French musicians invited to perform at the reopened Bataclan have declined.
Reinstated at the reopened École Normale (1826) in 1828, Cousin lectured on philosophy and won unprecedented popularity.
After the war, the reopened Odéon paid tribute to Hugo with a production of his verse-play Ruy Blas.
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These regions show strong allele frequency differentiation between the Closed and Reopened panels, excess IBS between the Reopened panel and donor lines, and elevated LD in the Reopened panel.
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