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Meanings of reopened on in English

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Usage of reopened on in English
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Schools reopened on Tuesday after elders and schools accepted al Shabaab's decree.
Reuters
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It was reopened on a Tudor whim; it closes on Cromwell's command.
The King’s Curse
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The slide on Wall Street resumed when US markets reopened on Thursday.
The Guardian
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The cut I suffered at Mark James's has reopened on my back.
I am number four
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The community college reopened on Tuesday with extra law enforcement present.
Reuters
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However, the regional branch of West Africa's BCEAO central bank reopened on Monday.
Reuters
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School reopened on August 17, but thousands of students are in temporary facilities.
Reuters
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The island introduced curbs on money movements when banks reopened on March 28.
Reuters
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Nashville's schools and courts reopened on Monday and bus service resumed.
Reuters
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On Friday the sovereign bond market closed and reopened on Monday.
The Irish Times
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Wynn's Macau casinos reopened on Feb. 20 after a mandatory, industry-wide two-week closure.
Reuters
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The Hindu shrine, popular with tourists and Buddhists, reopened on Wednesday.
Radio NZ
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The Channel tunnel reopened on Tuesday afternoon after a three-hour shutdown.
The Guardian
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The museum reopened on Thursday, but the Skydome was blocked off.
Reuters
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In Iceland, universities, museums and hair salons reopened on 4 May.
The South African
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The market, however, was closed all of last week and only reopened on Sunday.
Reuters
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