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Bangladesh is restarting some of the gas-fired and oil-fired power plants to bridge the supply shortfall, although experts say it will increase the cost of power.

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With more experience and better financial and emotional support than he had during his first pro run, Sell has managed to achieve what almost no one has: restarting a dormant tennis career from scratch and succeeding.

But he warned investors that restarting the firm's factories, whenever the strike does end, will be tricky.

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Wildfires can burn for weeks after full containment is reached and even after fire personnel leave if no risk remains to embers restarting a blaze.

Specifically on restarting play via a goal-kick, Arteta's side have taken an average of 40 seconds, longer than any other Premier League club this season.

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