| reopen case | 14.42 | They want the case reopened. | ||
| reopen talk | 12.31 | He called on Beijing to reopen talks. | ||
| reopen investigation | 8.89 | The investigation was reopened last July. | ||
| reopen negotiation | 8.16 | He urged Gingrich to reopen negotiations. | ||
| reopen road | 5.60 | Is the road being reopened? | ||
| reopen airport | 4.74 | The airport was later reopened. | ||
| reopen debate | 4.34 | The event reopens debate on the issue. | ||
| reopen border | 4.02 | The borders must be reopened. | ||
| reopen embassy | 3.88 | Iran reopened its embassy in London. | ||
| reopen wound | 3.75 | Old wounds have been reopened. | ||
| reopen office | 2.90 | A decision will be made over the weekend whether to reopen the offices Monday. | ||
| reopen issue | 2.83 | But a forthcoming book may reopen the issue. | ||
| reopen dialogue | 2.76 | North Korea wants to reopen dialogue with US, British envoy to Pyonyang says. | ||
| reopen school | 2.70 | Even some schools were reopened. | ||
| reopen door | 2.24 | And thus Ludtke reopened the door, this time for adoption. | ||
| reopen government | 2.11 | The Senate bill would not reopen the government officially. | ||
| reopen tunnel | 1.84 | Israel reopened the tunnel in East Jerusalem. | ||
| reopen route | 1.71 | The routes were reopened later in the morning. | ||
| reopen building | 1.32 | In some cases, the DCLU reopened buildings. | ||
| reopen plant | 1.32 | Armenia decided to reopen the plant two years ago. |