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reopen

[ree-oh-puhn] / riˈoʊ pən /


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It isn’t uncommon for them to run into legal or financial difficulties, shut down and then reopen under a different name, according to a review of business records.

From The Wall Street Journal

Markets reopened as usual on Friday, but traders seemed content to keep their hands off the terminals and enjoy the postholiday haze.

From Barron's

Following a campaign to see it reopen, it hosted 12 days of Christmas films before closing once again to undergo a major refurbishment in the new year.

From BBC

Stocks were mixed Friday as stock exchanges in the U.S. reopened after the Christmas holiday.

From Barron's

The raid has been jarring in the Oxnard School District, which was closed for summer vacation but reopened on July 10 to contact families and ensure their well-being, Supt.

From Los Angeles Times