Word: reopening
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...weeks, the Coop's music department is slated to shut down for a major renovation as part of the store's change of management to the large retailer Barnes and Noble. The Coop's music department will not reopen until October...
...divorce announcement, however muddled, only served to reopen the scrapbooks of memory, reminding people of the fairy tale that was too good to be true. The shy teenager in the diaphanous skirt. The wedding shot--he in his dashing dress uniform, she in her silly, billowing gown. He looking every inch Prince Charming, she gazing at him in rapture...
...turned up the pressure on the exhausted number crunchers. This was because the Republicans also needed Clinton to endorse a CBO-approved plan, so they could claim they had got at least something out of him in return for what they considered their big cave-in, the agreement to reopen the government...
...course, the capital of cabin fever was the capital. Monday was the day the government was to reopen. But when the day arrived, the only open shop was the Supreme Court, with Justice David Souter catching a lift to work after failing to dig his Volkswagen Rabbit out of a drift. John Sturdivant, head of the American Federation of Government Employees, speculated, "It's kind of God's revenge on the craziness of Washington...
...most likely to injure the large service providers, sober institutions more culturally attuned to their governmental attackers than the info-guerrillas of cyberspace. CompuServe, for its cowardice in folding without a fight, probably deserves the calumny heaped on it by angry users. The company says it hopes to reopen access to all but its German subscribers as soon as it can figure...