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Facing a political backlash, they reversed course in 2011 and announced that the military commission process would be restarted.

Greifeld said he and others working on the problem were too busy trying to get operations restarted to make statements.

From the headlines and the photo, it looks as if John Kerry has restarted the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

But in 1997, he famously broke ranks with conservatives and restarted his career as a liberal activist.

The authority has signaled it believes the reactors can be restarted in the summer of 2014.

He restarted the car, and, taking his seat once more at the wheel, drove on at a smooth and easy pace.

Racing had been restarted; up and down the gutters newsboys ran shouting the winners.

Prudence restarted her machine and Alice reluctantly bent over her patterns.

Finally the engines were restarted, and they pressed steadily down the ever-widening estuary.

As it happened, an automobile came up when he restarted his team, and he looked round as he drove on again.