Examples of reopen

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The motion was carried, and the school was reopened with a new teacher.
More recently the debate has been reopened, particularly with regard to the 1930s.
Given such figures, the problem of reopening the universities while implementing a process of denazification could not but be a highly complex one.
In the last session, as we can see in the following examples, he reopened his dialogue.
When the markets are reopened, it is likely that speculation will resume vigorously.
In this patient, the fistula had reopened after closure by direct suture alone.
When plantations and fenced areas are reopened, though, all too often household use-pressure results in renewed degradation.
Each time they were reopened, new human remains were placed inside.
In each case, central leaders reasoned that they did not have the votes for stronger legislation and saw no advantage in reopening earlier controversies.
As a result, a space for the re-emergence of the subject is reopened.
With this in view, the question of the origin of the non-psalmic offertories can now be reopened.
The skin scar is excised and the sternotomy carefully reopened.
Manuscripts received while the office is closed are processed, in the order received, when the office reopens.
In reaction, the empiricism of contemporary scholarship reopens the process of his thought and acts as apologetic for our psyches.
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