Word: reopen
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...been made since his lifetime, or will happen again in ours. But, on Dec. 16, the show had to close. Last week the National Gallery's director, Earl ("Rusty") Powell III, managed to scrape together the necessary $12,000 or so a day from private museum funds to reopen the Vermeer galleries--though none of the rest of the museum--for just a week, until this Wednesday. Now you see it, now you don't, then you do. But next week, who knows...
RECOVERING. THOMAS KEAN, 60, former G.O.P. Governor of New Jersey; from a balloon angioplasty to reopen a blocked artery; in Morristown, New Jersey. After Kean complained of chest pains, doctors sped the popular two termer into the operating room after determining he was dangerously close to a heart attack...
...lightning were to strike." --Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter, describing the circumstances under which he would reopen his stalled campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Specter, a moderate, failed to rise above two percent in public opinion polls...
...same Crimson front page, Harvard officials responded: "The statement of Manager Foote of Yale in yesterday's Yale News contains several inaccuracies and is generally calculated to give an erroneous impression of Harvard's position....In common courtesy, it was Yale's part to reopen negotiations if they were to be renewed...
...building is scheduled to reopen today after certification of all building systems--including air quality teaching--and approval by the Cambridge Inspectional Services Department