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But the Mosul Museum was on the verge of reopening, at last, and the full collection had been stored there.

This year, after reopening in February, Virunga will be glad to get 1,000 visitors.

The letters are the first step in possibly reopening the cases.

And only now, 11 years later, is the country thinking of reopening it.

Speaker Boehner should put a clean bill on the floor and allow an up or down vote on reopening the government today.

But the sleepy eyes closed again, and reopening half mechanically sought the missing handle.

The provisions of former bills for the revising or reopening of compositions were to be reserved.

He waited for the sudden reopening of the door, but no noise came.

To this Byron objected, as likely to raise comment, and as a reopening of the whole question.

She turned the knob softly and went in, shutting the door behind her; then quickly reopening it, and leaving it prudently ajar.

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

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