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reopen

[ree-oh-puhn] / riˈoʊ pən /


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Meanwhile, China's investments in tech, infrastructure and exports began to pay off - and became more visible as it reopened post pandemic, relaxing visa rules to bring back tourists.

From BBC

Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky said he feared "a new cold war" between Europe and Russia in the coming decade, making reopening dialogue with Moscow essential.

From Barron's

The Foreign Office said Laos' Ministry of Public Security had said the hostel could not reopen until court proceedings concluded - although it was not clear if this included those involving the distillery owner.

From BBC

“We will show the same commitment to our immigrant residents and endurance in this reopening, and I’m hopeful the whole country will stand with us as we move forward,” he wrote.

From Salon

Within minutes of reopening two days later, the store was targeted again but the would-be thief was apprehended moments later and the stolen items recovered.

From BBC