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A Heathrow spokesperson said it reopened to passengers shortly after 20:00 and they were "very sorry for the disruption caused".

From BBC

It reopened briefly in the spring of 2021 but shuttered again a year later, in need of repairs and without a clear owner to make them.

But when a seemingly straightforward rip-off goes sideways, old wounds reopen, placing the law and a band of murderous thugs on their trail.

From Salon

Departmental budgets have already been set in the Spending Review, and there is no plan to reopen that process, which must mean that any restraint will have to come from the wider Welfare Bill.

From BBC

The number of jobs created each month has been slowing steadily since the boom that followed the reopening from the pandemic.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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