With this suit alone, Harry reminds us that our slowly imploding world will pause and rebuild, pause and rebuild, pause and rebuild.
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We want to rebuild Mexico and we want to rebuild Puerto Rico.
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"You can rebuild a home, you cannot rebuild your life," she said.
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Remember, we can rebuild a home but we cant rebuild your life.
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"We can rebuild your home, but we cannot rebuild your life," Florida Gov.
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"We can rebuild your house but we cannot rebuild your lives," he said.
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It will help you rebuild personally and it will help rebuild the neighborhood.
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We want to rebuild Syria, rebuild the stores, hospitals, the markets and the universities.
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As we rebuild our industries, it is also time to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure.
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We will discard the failed policies and division of the past, and embrace true American change to rebuild our economy, rebuild our inner cities, and rebuild our country.
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"We believe if you rebuild the economy, you can rebuild the job base," she said.
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America can rebuild homes and churches, train and equip national militaries, and help rebuild the local economy.
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"As we rebuild our industries, it is also time to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure," the president said.
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Instead, BONDIC allows you to actually rebuild shapes and sizes, weld around objects, or even rebuild them entirely.
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" Instead, it's "building a new infrastructure to rebuild social fabric and rebuild up the potential for human connection.
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Rebuild law enforcement agencies and rebuild the social fabric through social opportunities and education health services and so on.
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Resettling to Rebuild With so many homes destroyed, there aren't enough people currently living on the island to rebuild quickly.
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"We rebuild our entire world," the nameless narrator explains — but they rebuild their small selves aspirationally, slightly better than they are.
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Our next president has the opportunity to not only rebuild our infrastructure, but to harness that effort to rebuild our communities.
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Obviously, I had to rebuild my muscle, rebuild the repetition, but over all, I was in really good shape right after.
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There are ways to financially structure a program to rebuild America, such as creating a Rebuild America bank, or to sell Rebuild America bonds on public markets, that could merge the goals, program and philosophies of Trump, Democrats and middle America.
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"When I took the bar out it fell apart, so I had to rebuild the bar, rebuild this room around it," Ross says.
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We have to retire the old approach that we can just come in after the storm or fire and rebuild — even if we rebuild stronger.
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"So it's a long time before you even get close to planning and starting to rebuild, so we still haven't started to rebuild," the actor revealed.
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" Ostensibly in Iowa to focus on agriculture, the president promised to rebuild rural America and extolled vocational training for farmers, saying,"We will rebuild rural America.
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There's a level of maturity and determination that comes from having pushed through the headwinds of doubt to gradually and consistently rebuild your story and rebuild trust.
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Notre Dame will rebuild Easter Sunday began in Paris with parts of the ancient Notre Dame Cathedral in ruins and with the French nation vowing to rebuild.
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"Whoever wins the White House they're going to have to stimulate the economy, rebuild the bridges, rebuild the roads, and that benefits a lot of these materials."
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We have to rebuild our diplomatic resources, and we have to rebuild, at least, the confidence in our intelligence sources, including human intelligence, but cybersecurity as well.
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"Barbuda's not going to be rebuilt in a hurry, and when we do rebuild it, we're going to have to rebuild to massive hurricane standards," said Sanders.
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It's only been about seven months for me now, but certainly it's been a chance to really rebuild the team, rebuild the product portfolio especially the new products.
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I have so much to do to rebuild my house here (that) the thought of trying to rebuild a house down there at the same time is overwhelming.
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This knowledge can help to steer decisions on where and how to build or rebuild after a storm or flood, or whether to build or rebuild at all.
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Teachers return to Mosul to rebuild education in the wake of ISIS Teachers return to Mosul to rebuild education in the wake of ISIS This segment originally aired Feb.
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We gave humanity its first alphabets, first agriculture systems, first mining techniques… We will rebuild Syria and we can even rebuild all of the planets in the Solar System.
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We're going to rebuild our infrastructure, which will become, by the way, second to none, and we will put millions of our people to work as we rebuild it.
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"If we get more resources to rebuild, people will come back to rebuild stronger," the governor said, alluding to the thousands of Puerto Ricans who have already left for Florida.
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"The customers come back and the businesses rebuild and the local towns and communities rebuild with their support," Prime Minister Scott Morrison told television network Nine Entertainment Co Holdings Ltd.
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But it nonetheless spent nearly $100 million to rebuild three schools on the west bank, and another $36 million to rebuild Phoenix High, the only one on the east bank.
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"We're going to rebuild our infrastructure, which will become, by the way, second to none, and we will put millions of our people to work as we rebuild it," he said.
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"Doing a group rebuild is a way to lower price so people can afford to rebuild," said Kenneth Klein, a California Western School of Law professor and expert on natural disasters.
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To watch them rebuild the set – it's just perfect.
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"We will rebuild everything — homes, churches, businesses," he said.
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"Because the regime and the Iranians don't have the manpower to completely occupy all Syria, or to rebuild Syria, or the money to rebuild Syria, they need international buy-in," he said.
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His programs to rebuild the city after Hurricane Sandy stumbled, including an effort to rebuild damaged homes that did not start construction on a single home by the time he left office.
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FEMA runs individual and public assistance programs, which provide funding (after a fair bit of paperwork) for people to rebuild their homes and for cities and towns to rebuild damaged public facilities.
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Saban did not have to worry about social mores, but he also did not have to rebuild a depleted war chest or improve subpar facilities, or rebuild the confidence of a demoralized program.
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He got the team when we were on the rebuild.
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The university will need to rebuild its brand, Carter said.
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I just had to rebuild it in the hotel room.
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Move on from Butler and the direction is clear: Rebuild!
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She has no plans to return to Paradise to rebuild.
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"I thought of this year like a rebuild," she says.
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Trump has promised to rebuild our military, with retired Gen.
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It's taken me five years to slowly rebuild my life.
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They managed to rebuild the city because of the festival.
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They ae there when we have to rebuild after floods.
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We need to rebuild the military to defeat the enemy.
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It took 18 months for him to rebuild his strength.
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"We have to rebuild the state from the ground up."
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Afterwards there was a big effort to rebuild with bamboo.
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Publicly humiliated and besieged by creditors, Trump retreated to rebuild.
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And indeed, the world promised Haiti $13 billion to rebuild.
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We have to rebuild that all, and one another, together.
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Together we can help rebuild our island, and the Caribbean.
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Then when you rebuild some of that, you become stronger.
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Somalia is trying to rebuild after two decades of war.
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And together we shall defeat Daeshand rebuild this dear city.
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It's up to us to destroy and rebuild the system.
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Once it's under control, we must rebuild lives and communities.
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Muslim clerics want to rebuild the site as a mosque.
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America has pledged to help rebuild a mothballed naval base.
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Entering our borders to rebuild their lives where it's safe.
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Now, it's time to head back out and rebuild America.
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Barbara Poma has said she will rebuild and reopen Pulse.
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Why should we keep wasting our money -- rebuild the U.S.!
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How would you rebuild all the stuff that you like?
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The company says, "we will do our best to rebuild."
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We will help our Puerto Rican brothers and sisters rebuild.
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It doesn't help us overcome fragmentation or rebuild a consensus.
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"You have to work and grind to rebuild," Watt says.
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Neither Washington nor Baghdad has any realistic plans to rebuild.
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With that in mind, here's how to rebuild your confidence.
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It will take months to rebuild what has been lost.
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Now, we've got to completely rebuild all of those connections.
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Their houses are [messed] up, but we can rebuild them.
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Seven months later, the congregation is still trying to rebuild.
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A more transparent government can rebuild the American people's trust.
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Now you get to rebuild it out of 457 pieces.
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Silverstein has received several billion dollars from insurers to rebuild.
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Macquarie has begun at least partially to rebuild its team.
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I promise to rebuild our military and secure our border.
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Browne estimated the damage will cost $100 million to rebuild.
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Not everyone has been able to rebuild from the rubble.
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We need to rebuild trust as companies, as an industry.
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Would Volta sell any of the cars its employees rebuild?
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They had no choice but to stay, reform and rebuild.
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Now he is trying to rebuild with his former coach.
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"We do intend to rebuild," Paradise Mayor Jody Jones said.
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But folks, it's not going to rebuild the Democratic Party.
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We need to rebuild and restructure, and we need prayers.
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"It's so important that we rebuild this bridge," he said.
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Mnangagwa has pledged to heal divisions and rebuild the country.
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Increasing efforts by the US government to rebuild the island.
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It needs elected officials who will rebuild faith in government.
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Welcoming Tuesday's ruling, the NPD said it would now rebuild.
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She had struggled to rebuild her life as a felon.
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The Government Development Bank released money to rebuild 11 houses.
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She said she wanted to rebuild trust in the industry.
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I have to go back there and rebuild that island.
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He is paring away the fuss, the better to rebuild.
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Trump, in his campaign, promised to rebuild the coal industry.
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The Billion Oyster Project's work could slowly rebuild the breakwaters.
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We will spend what we need to rebuild our military.
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When faced with the decision to rebuild, he didn't hesitate.
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He is a builder, and it's time to rebuild America.
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We rebuild other nations, and give a lot of money.
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We're hard at work to rebuild an unparalleled shipping experience.
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The rebuild is proceeding, but not with any particular urgency.
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"Proteins go in and rebuild the hair follicle," she says.
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Sometimes we break our own identities to rebuild them better.
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Vipassana, he surmised, could help rebuild and strengthen those connections.
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It's a reminder that the Raiders rebuild is still underway.
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We're going to rebuild them, for once and for all.
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" The call to rebuild trust, she said, "gets things backwards.
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He's hardly a visionary leader who could rebuild the GOP.
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We're trying to escape the war and rebuild our lives.
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He hopes that Baghdad and its militias will rebuild Sinjar.
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Both are casting about for ways to rebuild their reputations.
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The rebuild has cost at least $150 million so far.
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Hey helped rebuild a few hundred homes in New Jersey.
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We could be using deficits to rebuild our creaking infrastructure.
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When survivors finally rebuild, they may face a new problem.
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Her husband estimated it would cost $200 to rebuild it.
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Reeve believed she had the personas fit for a rebuild.
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Wrestlers arrived to help clean up and rebuild the gym.
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If it did, it might be hard to rebuild trust.
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"We have all rallied around them, wanting them to rebuild."
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Many members want to quit government and rebuild in opposition.
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Macron then pledged to rebuild the cathedral within five years.
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Federal agencies expect to spend years helping the island rebuild.
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Why should we keep wasting our money — rebuild the U.S.!
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Don't wait for the most convenient time to rebuild intimacy.
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At other hotels, the push to rebuild was almost immediate.
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And he promised to rebuild our economy for working people.
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Who will pay for Syria to rebuild at some point?
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Simply put, the Allies needed Germans to rebuild their country.
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Democrats need all hands on deck to rebuild the party.
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Now the club must weather the storm and rebuild — quickly.
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Islanders wait for doctors, medicine, fuel and manpower to rebuild.
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If we hope to rebuild, we won't have a choice.
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"It's really affected our confidence to rebuild," Mr. Ruprecht said.
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"We will all unite and we will rebuild," he said.
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"We will all unite and we will rebuild," he said.
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Biologists say it must reach four to rebuild the fisheries.
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"It's really hard to rebuild a person," Mr. Holys says.
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It will be "a huge impact to rebuild," she said.
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We do need to rebuild bridges, airports, railways, and telecommunications.
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They have the life experience to start over and rebuild.
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France's president says the cathedral rebuild will take five years.
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Read: The DNC promised $10 million to rebuild state parties.
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Read more: The DNC promised $22017M to rebuild state parties.
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Read more: The DNC promised $10M to rebuild state parties.
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We're going to rebuild them for once and for all.
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She left Britain for five years to rebuild her life.
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How difficult was it to rebuild yourself after their passing?
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"We dismantle every part of the aircraft and rebuild as a cargo aircraft," Yosef Melamed, general manager of IAI's Aviation Group, told Reuters, noting workers seal off windows, rebuild cockpits and install larger doors.
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And billions more for education and importantly, environmental remediation, as the goal is not just to rebuild, but to rebuild better as climate change all but guarantees more disasters with increased severity and frequency.
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Every time there's a storm, we come back and take the attitude that we are courageous and not turned off by nature, and we will rebuild, by god, and we will rebuild better than ever.
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"In surface transportation, it's probably electrification, we've got to basically rebuild the highway system that came from the Eisenhower plan and when we rebuild it, we should put in the backbone for electrification," DeFazio said.
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" To rebuild strength without tiring your body, he suggests "bigger movements.
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I hope to rebuild something I lost a long time ago.
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But whether he could rebuild his reputation is another matter entirely.
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And even if they do, he asks, where will he rebuild?
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"Time to rebuild, that's it," Michel Tesiguel, a restaurant owner, said.
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Authorities have promised to rebuild Sur to reflect its historical importance.
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We rebuild your house but we got to keep you alive.
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To rebuild, conservationists often take individual corals and space them out.
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Then came the tweet trumpeting the Saudi commitment to rebuild Syria.
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G. It's so much easier to break things than to rebuild.
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It will take years for Houston to rebuild from Hurricane Harvey.
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Your family cannot be replaced... Remember we can rebuild your home.
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I want to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, create 13 million jobs.
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"I like the fact that this isn't a rebuild," Shoop said.
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But survivors like Ali Mohamed have yet to rebuild their lives.
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You don't have to rebuild a launchpad or upgrade the rocket.
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As they recover and rebuild, entrepreneurs can play a key role.
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You'll still have at least 20 years to rebuild your savings.
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A North Korea "leadership/regime targeting methodology rebuild" also took place.
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But before that happens, the team has to rebuild the tissue.
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The company plans to rebuild the plant in the same location.
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"To rebuild a pad is a few billion dollars," Hall says.
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Now, almost 90 years later, a museum wants to rebuild him.
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The regime has neither the money nor the manpower to rebuild.
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When Lebanon's civil war ended in 803, they helped rebuild Beirut.
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Support will be needed to rebuild and we will be there.
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"Rebuild the military, kill the terrorists," the narrator says in closing.
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This time, when we rebuild, we're going to do it better.
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It says it is working to "rebuild trust with our stakeholders".
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Trump promised to rebuild the military — this budget won't do that.
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The Phillies are in the midst of a top-down rebuild.
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He vowed to rebuild Zimbabwe's ravaged economy and serve all citizens.
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I'm still shaken by our breakup, and trying to rebuild myself.
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We had to go back in and rebuild all the sets.
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Abeer and her daughter began to rebuild their lives in Beirut.
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This would alleviate the need to rebuild the games from scratch.
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"And how they rebuild is going to be important," he said.
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See how one family is trying to rebuild in the rubble.
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Democrats need to rebuild their party, including at the state level.
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Mrs Clinton has vowed to rebuild the party if she wins.
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"My hope," Bauer says, "is to save lives and rebuild families."
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On the campaign trail, Trump frequently promised to rebuild the military.
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Many of those who fled the city have vowed to rebuild.
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The heel turn was supposed to be that rebuild for Ambrose.
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"I have to rebuild and rethink the future, like everybody else."
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Just start taking baby steps to rebuild trust and create amity.
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Hariri set out at once to rebuild Beirut's shattered urban center.
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However, they all want to stay in Cuba to rebuild it.
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The churches have since raised $1.3 million in order to rebuild.
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I had to systematically rebuild how I measured my own contribution.
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Now, the government estimates it will cost $94 billion to rebuild.
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China has the experience and resources to rebuild the Hermit Kingdom.
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How much help has it provided for Lebanon to rebuild itself?
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Stannous fluoride is an antimicrobial that also helps rebuild tooth enamel.
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And so I really focused on a rebuild of our military.
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Throw away last week's game plan ... Rebuild the house each week.
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And then we rebuild those monomers back into brand new plastic.
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He could help his capable children rebuild the tarnished Trump brand.
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I got a feeling they're going to move instead of rebuild.
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Mr. Trump has also said he would rebuild the nation's infrastructure.
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And when you endanger that trust, it's hard to rebuild it.
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Puerto Rico will have to rebuild without much cash, Rossello said.
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"We will rebuild what you have destroyed," he said, addressing ISIS.
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The government intends to rebuild the island, which will take time.
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If they knock it down again, we will rebuild it again.
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Don't forget: We have to rebuild the infrastructure of our country.
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My one issue is trying to rebuild a disappearing middle class.
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And after years of rebuilding, other nations, we rebuild other nations.
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We are resilient and we are determined to rebuild our communities.
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HANNITY: When you say you'll rebuild the military, that's a promise?
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The party is going to have to rebuild, reunite and rebrand.
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Breakingviews provides an overview of how the country could rebuild itself.
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The city, though, was determined to rebuild quickly, and in brick.
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He won't be around to see this rebuild to the finish.
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He would be the capstone of the Sixers' long, arduous rebuild.
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My goal is to help (displaced Yazidis) rebuild their ancestral homeland.
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The party pledged to try to rebuild trust everywhere in France.
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Teaming up to rebuild infrastructure is another possibility, the president said.
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"We will rebuild Notre-Dame," President Emmanuel Macron said last night.
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We've helped people apologize, confront their bullies and rebuild frayed relationships.
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"In the months ahead, we need to rebuild trust," he said.
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Puerto Rico is in no position to rebuild on its own.
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Executives at the platforms have taken steps to rebuild user trust.
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Rebuild your connection with your inner voice, let your imagination flow.
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"We will rebuild," Father Díaz reassured a member of his congregation.
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They would also help rebuild our country if peace comes back.
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Many members want to leave the government and rebuild in opposition.
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The scramble is on to rebuild for the winter high season.
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We do need to rebuild our infrastructure and enact sensible deregulation.
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"The president has said he wants to rebuild airports," DeFazio said.
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Nothing can unite this rived country, but that could rebuild it.
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Traumatized and impoverished, Finns spent decades trying to recover and rebuild.
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But these small businesses are getting ready to help to rebuild.
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Many party members want to quit government and rebuild in opposition.
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We were in a rebuild; I'm not saying we are anymore.
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Because [there is] incredible demand from customers to rebuild their systems.
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HR can rebuild its credibility by first being transparent, Taylor says.
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"I like saying, 'Okay, it's time to rebuild,&apos" he said.
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"This is an obvious rebuild move," Avila told reporters on Friday.
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"It's going to take time to rebuild these industries," Peterson said.
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"We (have to) rebuild the kids and their emotional well-being."
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Rather than rebuild their country, some Somali authorities have enriched themselves.
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They have come to help rebuild a town destroyed by war.
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Willa hopes to find historic preservation money to rebuild their house.
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Ralph Northam is working to rebuild his image among black Virginians.
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I had no idea how much that resemblance would rebuild me.
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I hope that they can really rebuild the area for them.
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Will you rebuild here, or are you done with this area?
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People can rebuild their city and go back to their lives.
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"The idea is when dollars are spent to rebuild, you don't just want to rebuild the same old way, you want to rebuild in a way that is smarter and makes it less likely that they will be effected the same way in the future storms -- that's resiliency," former HUD Secretary Julian Castro, who awarded the grant at the time, told CNN.
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"What we have to do is rebuild stock by not catching much, and if we do that and the stocks rebuild, then we get more diversity, more resistance against changes, even against global warming," Pauly concludes.
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How to rebuild the PS4 system database: If you're affected and find your PS4 acting funky even after getting rid of the message, you might want to boot the console in safe mode and rebuild the database.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group, has called that tendency "flood, rebuild, repeat," citing $2.53 billion spent between 1978 and 2015 to repair or rebuild more than 30,000 properties that had already flooded multiple times.
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The Rebuild America Act proposed a five-year, trillion dollar infrastructure plan.
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Many survivors will want to rebuild their homes exactly where they were.
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These groups have a plan to rebuild central Appalachia much more sustainably.
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Giving him any money to rebuild his country would be doubly repulsive.
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This speech, viewable below, showed him trying to slowly rebuild his reputation.
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Many people lack insurance or other resources to rebuild on their own.
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Admitting emotional burdens of her own, Karen helps Davis rebuild his life.
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We need $1 trillion in direct federal spending to rebuild our infrastructure.
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There is a still a lot of work to recover and rebuild.
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He's proving that sometimes you have to file for bankruptcy and rebuild.
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"We had to rebuild with new rules and something way, completely different."
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Ms Haley could help Republicans rebuild her party's brand with educated women.
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Right now everybody is trying to rebuild the country, waiting for help.
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This would speed the Grizzlies' rebuild because Ingram fits Memphis's development timeline.
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He's hopeful he can rebuild his community of like-minded people elsewhere.
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And frankly I think the Trump policies are working to rebuild America.
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It's still not too late to call them and rebuild that relationship.
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Specifically, it will help rebuild the football field and replace football equipment.
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NASA had to spend some $3 million to rebuild a protective dune.
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It will provide revenue to rebuild our infrastructure without causing any pain.
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But, at the same time, we also have to rebuild the military.
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She just wants to figure out how she can rebuild her brand.
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This was a chance to rebuild the country all shiny and new.
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You've probably split assets, and may have to rebuild your net worth.
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It took 10 years of private and public cooperation to rebuild London.
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Or is she going to try and rebuild in a new way?
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I've been trying to rebuild it slowly for the past few days.
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The effort to rebuild it, like the fire, will bring people together.
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Todd advises that we attempt to rebuild a connection with explicit intentionality.
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But New Yorkers are very strong and resilient, and they'll rebuild quickly.
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"We will have to demolish it all to rebuild it," he said.
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Don't talk about it, send the resources we need to rebuild America.
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Now, the city welcomes back the first family to rebuild its home.
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They also need to rebuild the bridge to their own local leadership.
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My job is to help Americans rebuild their homes after a crisis.
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Like at Coach, Luis is working to rebuild premium distribution and pricing.
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" One last shot -- "They should knock down Fenway Park and rebuild it!
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But Gupta says he wants to move on and rebuild his life.
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Patton Oswalt donated $5k to rebuild a horse ranch that burned down.
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And he's going to rebuild our roads and bridges and railroads, right?
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"Now, they can start to deal and rebuild their lives," he wrote.
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" Adding it up: "Baghdad estimates $100 billion is needed nationwide to rebuild.
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It's important to rebuild your stability by replenishing your emergency fund quickly.
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Somalia is trying to rebuild after two decades of war and chaos.
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We could rebuild labor institutions by organizing new sectors, increasing worker power.
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It persuaded the coach, Vicente del Bosque to remain and to rebuild.
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Little of that steel is used to rebuild areas devastated by fighting.
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They want their party to quit the alliance and rebuild in opposition.
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Moreover, Iraqis have high hopes that Saudis can help rebuild ravaged Sunni
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But we must step up our efforts to rebuild the trust needed.
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In addition to Cedar Key, other communities were also starting to rebuild.
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Abbott said there is a long road ahead for Texas to rebuild.
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However, it will take time for companies to rebuild their project pipelines.
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MOVE: How to Rebuild and Reinvent America's Infrastructure, by Rosabeth Moss Kanter.
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The group has been given high-protein gels to rebuild their strength.
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"The infrastructure is basically a total rebuild at this point," Long said.
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Let's rebuild our crumbling infrastructure and create millions of well-paying jobs.
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We will rebuild our roads, bridges, tunnels, highways, airports, schools and hospitals.
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That's exactly what Democrats are offering: A Better Deal to Rebuild America.
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"There's a need to rebuild trust on both sides," the aide said.
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But in countries like Mexico, many have struggled to rebuild their lives.
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Starting with the Reagan administration, it took decades to rebuild human intelligence.
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In addition, the Mexican Disaster Relief Fund can help rebuild public infrastructure.
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If she can find a way to rebuild with Tristan, she will.
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Mitsubishi had spent years trying to rebuild its reputation after another scandal.
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The Defense Department has also allocated $5.7 million to rebuild the hospital.
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An aid package to rebuild houses and electrical grids won't cut it.
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First, we need to start with economic growth to rebuild consumer confidence.
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I want everyone to study and be educated and rebuild Iraq again.
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I want us to rebuild our house again in the same place.
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So we have kept our promises, I said, to rebuild our military.
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As they rebuild, they're proceeding with a mix of hope and worry.
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Of course we're gonna rebuild, and we did, so here we are.
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And he will rebuild -- "twice as nice" -- in the neighborhood he loves.
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It is the next step in what has been a gradual rebuild.
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As a starting point, the United States needs to rebuild its banks.
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You can rebuild them, even if you are middle-aged or older.
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The federal government does not automatically provide funds for homeowners to rebuild.
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They went back in together, along with scores of others, to rebuild.
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Before taking office, Trump repeatedly promised to rebuild US relations with Russia.
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We do not want to pay huge taxes to rebuild North Korea.
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The C.I.A.'s shattered network in China will take years to rebuild.
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But the government's plans to rebuild Syria risk tearing it further apart.
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Mr. Erdogan vowed to rebuild the region to allow citizens to return.
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There is nothing Facebook can say to rebuild the trust it lost.
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President Trump also talked about the need to rebuild our country's infrastructure.
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Promised funding and support to help Syria rebuild have failed to materialize.
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Promised funds and support to help Syria rebuild have failed to materialize.
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It could take several years for the company to rebuild the unit.
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Beneath the pro-Trump sentiment is a region struggling to rebuild itself.
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But today we have the chance not to rebuild, but to build.
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But he would stay, he had decided, and rebuild what he lost.
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This summer, though, the Iranians began to rebuild it, this time underground.
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All of this money could be used to rebuild America's dilapidated infrastructure.
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And we're seeing a company wrestling with how to rebuild that trust.
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That aid was meant to help rebuild Puerto Rico recover from Maria.
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The Economist: Part of your job is to try and rebuild trust.
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His heart was broken, but Abdelhalim decided to serve, and to rebuild.
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The family moved into its farmhouse and did not rebuild the home.
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FEMA does finance buyouts but it spends vastly more to rebuild properties.
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"We're talking about people having to rebuild throughout the city," she said.
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Other cities and towns offered tax deals and other incentives to rebuild.
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But it can take a long time to create or rebuild credibility.
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So it was really, really difficult to try to rebuild from that.
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At the end of July a consultation started to rebuild (consumer) trust.
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"I want to keep all these reds," when I rebuild, he said.
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You can't begin to rebuild your presidency with Mr. Bannon on payroll.
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It is time to rebuild the safety net, not tear it down.
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Al-Baghdadi was trying again to rebuild the ISIS caliphate, and failed.
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The teacher said he would love to rebuild on East Grand Bahama.
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They've given a total of $41 million to the Rebuild Texas Fund.
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And I think she wanted to more or less rebuild her life.
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Whether to salvage and rebuild was the last thing on her mind.
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Money from the bonds would also help rebuild vital infrastructure, he said.
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Since then, Democrats have sought to rebuild their coalitions in those states.
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We "fix it," we "pump dollars" into it, and we "rebuild" it.
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The future of our military rebuild and national security depend on it.
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Then comes recovery, when residents, government agencies and others start to rebuild.
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We will make it up in the long run as we rebuild.
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How will I ever rebuild my reputation and regain others' trust again?
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Other analysts nonetheless, argue that Greece has yet to rebuild its reputation.
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They also want to rebuild the group's relationships with its local chapters.
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How many months will it take him to rebuild on his wages?
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The $13.5 billion agreement will help victims rebuild their homes and lives.
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He promised to rebuild the economy and improve the livelihoods of Zimbabweans.
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Diaz says it has taken her six years to rebuild her life.
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Texas will need lots of federal money to rebuild from Harvey's devastation.
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The project to rebuild America could be the deal of the century.
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He was excited to be sharpening skills to help rebuild his country.
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OPEC believes Venezuela will be able to rebuild its production, Mizrouei said.
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There is no question that we need to rebuild our weakened military.
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On Instagram, Rio Mayor Marcelo Crivella called on the country to rebuild.
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As Congress looks to rebuild our nation's water infrastructure, we have options.
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But one thing is certain, we won't try to rebuild right away.
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What it didn't have, though, was money to rebuild after the fire.
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What are you doing to rebuild American credibility on the global stage?
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But many are the homes of those who have struggled to rebuild.
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Few things could be more damaging to Puerto Rico's ability to rebuild.
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How to fix the gate, remove the mold, rebuild her back rooms.
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It really provides unity, brings people together, and can rebuild downtown areas.
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"Those opposed to a rebuild expressed concerns about wastefulness and an unnecessary tax burden, as well as a belief that a rebuild would not fix the ... unauthorized access by curious or troubled individuals," Glass said in the statement.
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Instead, Senate Democrats are seeking heavy investments by the government, including $210 billion to rebuild roads and bridges, $110 billion for water and sewage projects, $180 billion for rail and bus systems and $75 billion to rebuild schools.
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" Brock Long, administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said federal officials would be in the area for years to help rebuild the town, adding that "you're not going to be able to rebuild Paradise the way it was.
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Actually, the process we started in order to face them, to rebuild institutions, to rebuild the social fabric, was able to deter increasing levels of that, and we were able to reduce the violence in general in the country.
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Though disparate, it is my hope that those on the left will help those of us on the right who seek to rebuild conservatism, just as I would help those on the left rebuild if the time ever comes.
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If we go to any market, no matter how big or small the market is, you've got to relearn the customer contacts, rebuild channels, you have to rebuild many of the things we built over thirty one years here.
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And they have Wendy, with whom they can discuss how to rebuild themselves.
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You can't save the world, but you can rebuild it, brick by brick.
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As Graf had found, the technology underlying the app needed a total rebuild.
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The government hopes new investment, especially in infrastructure, can help the country rebuild.
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"I'm telling you all tonight — we will rebuild this cathedral together," he said.
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Progressives already face an uphill battle to rebuild their power across the states.
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"They're using our country as a piggy bank to rebuild China," Trump said.
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There is a GoFundMe campaign for donations to help Kidson rebuild his home.
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We will rebuild our roads, our bridges, our tunnels, highways, airports, schools, hospitals.
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The whole area … they're going to tear down these houses and rebuild it.
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Together, we will rebuild this broken democracy, one cheeseball selfie at a time.
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Rosalea Nall and volunteers work to clean up and rebuild her devastated home.
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As I rebuild my life, I remind myself not to relive the past.
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Television anchors and columnists lauded Mr Trump's promises to rebuild relations with Russia.
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You don't just rebuild, you build something new, something more relevant, something better.
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Some of the dynamic diaspora might even return to help rebuild their country.
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Almost razed to the ground in 1790, it took six decades to rebuild.
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Mr. Liew brought in an executive coach to help the men rebuild trust.
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When it comes time to rebuild after Harvey, there is no single fix.
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The Jets' ongoing rebuild hinges on Maccagnan's ability to pick the right quarterback.
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WE NEED TO REBUILD THE TRUST WITH THOSE CUSTOMERS AND GET THEM BACK.
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And as president, I will rebuild the military and keep this country safe.
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If I become the president, I'm going to rebuild the United States military.
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Haiti is still struggling to rebuild its toppled capital and an unstable democracy.
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That's why when I'm president we are going to rebuild our intelligence capabilities.
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We need to rebuild democracies world-wide to be impervious to digital meddling.
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That means not just rethinking how to rebuild, but reimagining how to live.
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The company's IT staff had to effectively rebuild the entire network from scratch.
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That President Obama will declare martial law and rebuild himself as the antichrist.
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Iran could then quit the NPT and rebuild its nuclear infrastructure deep underground.
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Hibbu warned last year that there was simply not enough money to rebuild.
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But he says his family hopes to stand ready to help them rebuild.
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Among the donations pledged to rebuild were from two of France's richest people.
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We will put millions of our people to work as we rebuild it.
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China's government has shown it has the capacity to rebuild disaster zones quickly.
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REBUILDING RAQQA: SHOULD U.S. TAXPAYERS PAY TO REBUILD THE RUINED FORMER ISIS STRONGHOLD?
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I am in counseling and perhaps, when I am better, we can rebuild.
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I've said to them, you cannot rebuild your civilization with somebody else's babies.
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For this to change Syria must begin to rebuild its institutions and infrastructure.
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A big foreign investment presence may take longer to rebuild than trade ties.
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In this broken world, a brutal ruler is working to rebuild an empire.
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Officials say the government does not have the money to rebuild the city.
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Of course, Gilbert was not alone on his mission to rebuild the city.
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Then it will have to cough up the cash to rebuild the country.
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She presented the couple with a $100,000 check to help rebuild their home.
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Since 2002, the US has spent more than $113 billion to rebuild Afghanistan.
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That's all very nice to see, and could speed up Chicago's rebuild. 5.
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I did spend a whole lot of time and effort helping them rebuild.
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Pitt has worked for years to help rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
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Airports aren't cheap to rebuild, and bridges, roads and tunnels aren't free, either.
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WE'VE GOT TO REBUILD THAT TRUST, AND THAT'S MY PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY RIGHT NOW.
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So we've really tried to rebuild our community and supply our guys here.
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Drones are slinging power lines in Puerto Rico, helping rebuild the island's infrastructure.
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Its efforts to rebuild its reputation coincided with a boom in its business.
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We're going to rebuild our military and take care of our great veterans.
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The governor of Homs, Talal Barazi, has grand plans to rebuild the city.
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Verizon is buying the core business that Mayer was never able to rebuild.
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Second, we should rebuild our party infrastructure in the states — all the states.
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MORE in 2009 and President-elect Donald Trump's plan to rebuild America's infrastructure?
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The government had a deadline to rebuild all homes by 2020, he said.
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Mike McGuire said the cost to rebuild Sonoma Country could top $3 billion.
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SWIFT also agreed to help the bank rebuild its infrastructure after the breach.
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It describes Mr. Putin as forcing America's hand to rebuild the nuclear force.
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He started a construction and realty company to service communities working to rebuild.
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Indeed, much needs to be done to rebuild public trust in state institutions.
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Homeowners have started razing ruins in order to rebuild, helped by government subsidies.
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He's right to see himself as uniquely positioned to help the left rebuild.
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So, too, would the promise of Western investment to rebuild Libya's hydrocarbons industry.
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Moch's boss would be like, we have to rebuild the website by tomorrow.
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The Knicks have trade assets that would seem to meet Oklahoma City's rebuild.
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Here, you're having to safeguard everything that's below as you rebuild the roof.
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It was really exciting to watch them rebuild the set — it's just perfect.
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He eventually gave more than $50 million to help rebuild the country's infrastructure.
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LOS ANGELES — Luke Walton is coming home to rebuild the Los Angeles Lakers.
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We can use the new money to rebuild our roads, bridges and airports.
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We'll also need to rebuild the sense that we're all in this together.
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He said the party would have to rebuild itself from the top down.
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It will be really hard to rebuild people's confidence in our national brands.
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Now it is Wall Street's turn to help rebuild the disappearing middle class.
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So how can El Salvador best take advantage of this opportunity to rebuild?
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We can reinvest in and rebuild our neglected communities with courageous federal leadership.
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The Obama administration has offered a blueprint for the police to rebuild trust.
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Why don't local governments sell leaky water systems to private companies to rebuild?
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See if Marcus can rebuild Tumbleweed's tiny house of cards on The Profit.
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Woody: Russia has made an effort to rebuild its navy in recent years.
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We also must help rebuild the communities and families affected by these accidents.
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Once talented people leave the state it will be difficult to rebuild networks.
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Mays scored four points to help LSU rebuild the lead to 11 points.
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Some members, worried by the party's falling ratings, want to rebuild in opposition.
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In 2003, the Heat were in the midst of a short-lived rebuild.
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It happens sometimes, and you'll rebuild, and hopefully you'll never file another claim.
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Moniz said he is among those planning to rebuild, rather than move away.
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Republicans have also failed to take up legislation to rebuild America's aging infrastructure.
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"My one issue is trying to rebuild a disappearing middle class," he said.
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You're talking about places — we need to rebuild the infrastructure of our country.
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During the visit, Trump vowed to help Paradise residents rebuild their devastated community.
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We can use this new wealth to rebuild our military and our infrastructure.
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We have to rebuild our military, which is being decimated by bad decisions.
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Thirdly, the wealthiest country has to rebuild the crumbling infrastructure, our water systems.
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Some $3.3 billion will be required to rebuild affected areas, according to authorities.
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It means finding ways to help people rebuild the relationships that colonialism breaks.
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Chuck Pagano, however, wasn't given an extension with a long rebuild in mind.
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Hinkie's departure has already inspired deep discussions about where his rebuild went awry.
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Some of those funds are to help rebuild military facilities battered by hurricanes.
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At a news conference, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi vowed to rebuild damaged areas.
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What they want, overwhelmingly, is the opportunity to return to Syria and rebuild.
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So we have to rebuild some multilateralism where the president finds his place.
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Two-thirds of the city is gone, and there isn't money to rebuild.
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Things get better and rebuild, often much faster than you think they will.
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The United Nations held a competition to find an architect to help rebuild.
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How would a woman whose house was looted and destroyed rebuild her life?
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The sooner the Republican Party confronts it, the sooner it can rebuild itself.
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I am confident these strengths will help us fix, rebuild and grow Morrisons.
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Gas and electric companies can use the data to understand how to rebuild.
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The Springdale, Arkansas-based company said it would rebuild the Kansas beef plant.
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That's actually decent if you're credit is trashed and you're looking to rebuild.
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The hotel's owners, determined to rebuild, turned to a young architect, Julia Morgan.
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Mr. Mohanty predicted it would take months for people to rebuild their homes.
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But then when it comes time to rebuild, let's talk about electric conversion.
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"It costs 60,000 BDT ($720) dollars to rebuild a house," she told me.
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Microgrids also play a big role in plans to rebuild Puerto Rico's grid.
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Mexican officials have compared the proposal to the plan to rebuild postwar Europe.
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It was difficult to rebuild a relationship after more than a decade apart.
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The next question then becomes: How can I begin to rebuild that trust?
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The infrastructure there, and in nearby Mexico Beach, will take years to rebuild.
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Abosh sold the family's gold and took out loans to rebuild the system.
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And we expect our governments to pick up the pieces and rebuild it.
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If we can have donations to rebuild this incredible monument, that's all good.
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Jazz Fest considered locations outside New Orleans, but decided to rebuild at home.
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We will rebuild the military to make sure it is a solid force.
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The law enforcement relationships and infrastructure in particular would take years to rebuild.
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I'm trying to rebuild, and here I'm getting a crappy price for honey.
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"We don't know if they will let us rebuild or not," she said.
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The teams plan to help rebuild homes and train residents on disaster recovery.
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India funded and helped rebuild the hydroelectric Salma Dam in western Herat province.
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So we have to rebuild some multilateralism where your president finds his place.
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The Internet Computer provides a means to rebuild internet services in open form.
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Are the Patriots in need of some quick fixes or a total rebuild?
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That endeared him to constituents who are still struggling to rebuild their lives.
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The company builds most of its apps, or acquires talent to rebuild them.
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We have to rebuild the relationships between police and the communities they serve.
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Puerto Ricans are working hard to rebuild, and nonprofits have committed to help.
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She grew up wanting to have six children to rebuild her shattered family.
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"We have a lot of work ahead to rebuild trust," Marin told reporters.
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Mr. Trump spoke of $1 trillion to rebuild our schools, roads and bridges.
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It had shed the extraneous babble, and begun to rebuild from the rubble.
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Repayment information is sent to credit bureaus, so borrowers can rebuild their credit.
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He wanted to get away, to "start from zero," to "rebuild" his reputation.
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"It took eight years to rebuild Homestead (Florida) after Hurricane Andrew," Swonk said.
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It's also really expensive to rebuild infrastructure, housing, and more after a disaster.
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Oh and his staff worked frantically to rebuild the Olympics' digital nervous system.
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And you're not going to be able to rebuild Houston without Mexican labor.
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When you're ready to rebuild, hire a contractor but beware of unscrupulous scammers.
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It will help us rebuild our national character—one life at a time.
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We fought back against a Great Depression in order to rebuild this country.
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Hopefully the recouped funds will help accelerate those efforts and help you rebuild.
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You can rebuild yourself as many times as you want, this movie says.
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That however, is unlikely to be enough for Puerto Rico to fully rebuild.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - For months, activist investor William Ackman promised to rebuild his record.
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They found destruction, pessimism and blame, but also resilience and determination to rebuild.
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The usual approach is to rebuild the same system, just a newer version.
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MCR must remediate asbestos throughout the headhouse and rebuild or update mechanical systems.
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But they acknowledged the party had much to do to rebuild its image.
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If there is a massive rebuild, Cramer said that could spur economic growth.
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We will rebuild and we will be back stronger and better than ever.
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"We need to rebuild America, so that would be something positive," said Sen.
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"We have contractors that will come in and rebuild the homes," Smith said.
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It must strengthen the rule of law and rebuild trust in democratic politics.
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We have responded decisively to record-breaking natural disasters and helped Americans rebuild.
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They're meeting for now at a Masonic lodge, and they plan to rebuild.
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But this is a new team, so we rebuild the team every year.
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We rebuild a new team every week, because you're different week-to-week.
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We need to rebuild our communities and mend our relationships with one another.
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But the other priority the President says, we've got to rebuild our military.
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Those who can will leave, but others will do their best to rebuild.
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Now engineers are locked in a battle with Mother Nature to rebuild it.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia has scrambled to rebuild his image among black Virginians.
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They&aposve also revealed the ways they&aposre helping to rebuild the country.
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He supports the proposal to take down the original and rebuild the school.
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I empathized with her, and I redoubled my efforts to rebuild our relationship.
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Healthcare must work to rebuild the broken bonds of community within its system.
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"It is with pride I tell you tonight we will rebuild this cathedral … we will rebuild Notre Dame because it is what the French expect of us, it is what our history deserves, it is, in the deepest sense, our destiny."
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At the same time, Republican defense hawks want more funding to rebuild the military, and Mattis has privately told lawmakers that the Trump administration's planned defense boost still isn't enough to rebuild the military as Trump has vowed to do.
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Gary Engle, the resort's principal owner, has refused to rebuild without an extension of those rights, saying it is not worth the investment of about $100 million to rebuild most units and install new electrical wiring and plumbing, among other tasks.
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These were the days of "crash, smash, rebuild and try again", Mr Deatherage recalls.
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But unlike most, getting money to rebuild their unfinished retirement home will be complicated.
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Barber sought to provide the workplace skills former inmates needed to rebuild their lives.
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An aid group promised him supplies to rebuild, but they still haven&apost arrived.
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She may also take a leading role in Trump's plans to rebuild U.S. infrastructure.
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Not Wonder Woman, not wide-eyed Ezra Miller, not Joss Whedon's quippy teardown & rebuild.
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It's keeping families apart and destroying their plans to continue — or rebuild — their lives.
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A fellow teacher started a fundraising page to help Makuakane and her family rebuild.
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"For democracy to return and for Venezuela to rebuild - Maduro must go," Pence said.
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Amazon quickly disabled the bot and made the students rebuild it for extra security.
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As technology changes, you've got to rebuild environments, characters, and re-assess your design.
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Allow the Venezuela people to begin to regrow their economy and rebuild their nation.
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Modi said his officials would work closely with the state government to rebuild infrastructure.
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He said $19 billion would be required to rebuild the island's electric grid alone.
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Ten months later, Case remains effectively homeless, uncertain if she'll rebuild, or even where.
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Now he's trying to rebuild his life, beginning a computer repair course in Tunis.
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We are here to help others and gather to rebuild what has been lost.
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The president challenged Congress to rebuild America with the passing of an infrastructure bill.
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And due to the current economic crisis, it will be almost impossible to rebuild.
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It refers to two north-south rail lines the government wants GE to rebuild.
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Erni joins the firm as it seeks to rebuild after a difficult few years.
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Chamisa says he will rebuild roads and rail by giving concessions to private companies.
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The city's slow rebuild has been exacerbated by a string of recent deadly attacks.
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The power company said it now has to rebuild parts of the electrical system.
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He started a non-government organization called JumpStart International to help Iraqis rebuild Baghdad.
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But he said he would seek to mobilize Democrats to help the party rebuild.
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We had emerged from the war without the need to rebuild our destroyed cities.
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Mr Corbyn did his best to rebuild his fence and climb back on it.
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Rey asks Leia how the Resistance can rebuild when they've got almost nothing left.
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Once credibility has been tarnished, it takes significant time to rebuild trust among consumers.
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And we will rebuild the U.S. military so no one will there test it.
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When Brock finally understands this, I believe he can start to rebuild his life.
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The official expressed frustration that other states have lagged on pledges to rebuild Somalia.
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Leases required the tenants to rebuild, even when the fire was not their fault.
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When he returned to Chicago, he began to rebuild the life he left behind.
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Trump has proposed massive tax cuts and ambitious new federal spending to rebuild infrastructure.
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"The year where we collectively rebuild trust back in our systems and our society."
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BOEING CEO SAYS IT WILL TAKE TIME TO REBUILD THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS
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The Gators surely will hire another offensive-minded coach to start the next rebuild.
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"It takes time to rebuild that confidence," says Razan Nasser of HSBC, a bank.
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"Both organizations kind of helped me out to rebuild my life back," she says.
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It might feel like you just need to work harder to rebuild your bond.
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They went so far as to rebuild the house to recreate the crime scene.
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But he pledged to rebuild, starting with the launch of an international fundraising campaign.
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S. military cooperation as part of his efforts to rebuild frayed ties with China.
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As they rebuild their region, the Kurds face threats, at home and from abroad.
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Another reason for the deal could be the Pentagon's efforts to rebuild missiles defenses.
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We worked with each other to protect our country and to rebuild our city.
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The company is deploying teams to Florida to help rebuild areas hit by Matthew.
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"The Emperor said he wanted the young generation to rebuild our country," Yamada said.
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They came with contracts to rebuild shipyards in Texas and Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina.
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Because of the importance of I-143, officials moved to rapidly rebuild the bridge.
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Ultimately, America needs to rebuild its infrastructure because America's infrastructure needs to be rebuilt.
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A rebuild could cost between $800,000 and $1 million, according to the sheriff's office.
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Now Bard has to decide whether to rebuild, to pile on still more triggers.
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Local officials promised to rebuild, but some residents were too shocked to make plans.
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"Work to rebuild Luzhniki Stadium for Russia 2018 began in 2013," FIFA says online .
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She commands him to return the power he'd taken, so she can rebuild everything.
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"We will rebuild everything, the houses, the churches and the businesses," he told reporters.
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The silver lining ... he says he's going to rebuild, and hopes others will too.
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Governments had to reintegrate millions of soldiers back into society and rebuild their economies.
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The player is then free to delete the line and rebuild it somewhere else.
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As we rebuild our military, we will be enhancing the effectiveness of our diplomacy.
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The deal with Barrick will be "a good opportunity to rebuild relationships," Geleta said.
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He said Rome had already received alternative offers to Atlantia to rebuild the bridge.
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In order to rebuild, the Republican nominee needs to lose and probably lose big.
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And he wants to go on a spending binge to rebuild our nation's infrastructure.
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Click that button and you'll be able to rebuild your social graph from scratch.
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They needed a place to sleep and everyone did their absolute best to rebuild.
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Trump ran his presidential campaign with promises to rebuild industries like coal and steel.
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The incoming Trump administration has pledged to boost defense spending and rebuild the military.
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The year where we collectively rebuild trust back in our systems and our society.
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I want to rebuild not just a new life but also a better life.
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"We can't afford the rent, but we can't afford to rebuild either," he says.
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A big concern: A country struggling to rebuild is a potential playground for extremism.
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He even extended his trip to help rebuild a school destroyed by the earthquake.
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"We had to rebuild with new rules and something way, completely different," he remarked.
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Ricardo Rossello urged bondholders to help Puerto Rico secure money from Congress to rebuild.
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That's why I'm running, to rebuild the backbone of this country — the middle class.
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The South would also require years and massive foreign aid to rebuild and stabilize.
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Prominent figures in Brazil's financial markets hope that Mr. Meirelles can rebuild that credibility.
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Meanwhile, the Magic's attempt at a rebuild after losing their star came well short.
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So in March he pulled the plug on it and decided to rebuild entirely.
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" Randazzo added: "I decided now is the right time, let's rebuild the entire platform.
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She hasn't decided whether to rebuild her home, where she lived for 226 years.
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Allow the Iraqi people to rebuild their lives with the help of their neighbors.
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Christians in the affected communities came out to help local villagers rebuild their homes.
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But the lawmakers said that the work in helping Flint rebuild isn't yet over.
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After Sandy, New York was quick to allocate money to rebuild, Siders points out.
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That lesson will not be lost on other parties as they try to rebuild.
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They will need to rebuild relationships, find housing, and perhaps most importantly, find employment.
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However, Germany still moved to replenish heavy-water stocks and rebuild the plant's machinery.
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It's time to unlearn everything and rebuild your skill set for the digital world.
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Uzan says he will maintain the brand and technology and could rebuild the company.
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"My view is we're trying to rebuild the military, the five services," Sullivan said.
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But we're going to rebuild the FBI; it'll be bigger and better than ever.
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Grant a private concession to operate a municipal water system, and rebuild a bridge.
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"I burned all my investors' money and had to rebuild from scratch," he said.
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For President Trump, López Obrador's victory represents an opportunity to rebuild a strained relationship.
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So, how do we rebuild our bridges, roads and water systems without raising taxes?
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Through collaborating, they can rebuild the foundation and bonds that make our nation great.
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They say they will continue for however long it takes the family to rebuild.
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On every count, it fails to meet the desperate need to rebuild our country.
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Furthermore, the service is still struggling to rebuild its end strength to 500,000 troops.
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But Google has been exploring ways to rebuild its presence in the Chinese market.
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To restore the production base, we also need to rebuild interest in manufacturing careers.
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We have, through an unfortunate circumstance, seen great fortune and coming together to rebuild.
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But the world must stand by us as we work to rebuild our country.
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"Unions built America's middle class and unions will rebuild America's middle class," Warren said.
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Parr first came to St. Thomas in 1990 to help rebuild after Hurricane Hugo.
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In the face of calamity, Shorshi and his business partner were determined to rebuild.
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We can rebuild the games that could have been, but never had the chance.
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You'll notice it a lot when it comes time to rebuild after a mission.
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We can rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical system to be more resilient to extreme weather.
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It's not what's going to rebuild our schools or address our public health challenges.
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" Why this matters: "Rebuild and repair" is not the same as "repeal and replace.
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Since then, Romania, like its neighbors, has relied heavily on foreign investment to rebuild.
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Both would help rebuild trust and lay the groundwork for future improvements in relations.
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Many municipal and commercial buildings have been impacted and will need materials to rebuild.
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"I have so much to do to rebuild my house here," the doctor said.
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"The rebuild of Notre Dame will be well funded," Ali wrote in a tweet.
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No one can seriously question that our nation's infrastructure is due for a rebuild.
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The father, a carpenter, intends to rebuild the family home himself, adds the source.
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First, is Nino's, a family run pasta maker, is trying to rebuild their legacy.
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"We hope we can help rebuild in the memory of our team," he said.
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She said her landlord told her that he did not plan to rebuild it.
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He promised to be with them "EVERY SINGLE DAY AFTER" to recover and rebuild.
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We're in this together and we're all pitching in to help one another rebuild.
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So far, supporters have raised more than $150,000 to help her rebuild her life.
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Even as sea levels creep higher, and as climate change supercharges hurricanes, we rebuild.
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A half-century later, how could progressives try to rebuild the Bobby Kennedy coalition?
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Both the Russian and Syrian governments want international funding to rebuild Syria, he said.
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After she died, two years ago, Maxi Lau decided to rebuild her own life.
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The rapper pleaded with fans to help his community as they try to rebuild.
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" He called on forum participants to "rebuild trust toward the system for international trade.
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Donors have so far pledged more than 700 million euros to rebuild Notre-Dame.
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The country is trying to rebuild itself after thirty years of near constant war.
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But with God on her side, she will fight to rebuild it, she says.
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I can rebuild my life, whether I'm living the dream or working temp jobs.
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"To rebuild our business, we need leaders of change," Tritton said in a statement.
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Please forgive us if we don't look to them for advice on the rebuild.
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From eight damaged turbines, engineers had salvaged enough parts to rebuild three of them.
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Ultimately, developed countries will reduce their fatalities, douse the pathogen and rebuild their economies.
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FEMA provides grants to local governments to rebuild damaged infrastructure at a reasonable cost.
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Are there some radical options open to the company that tries to rebuild trust?
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A boy says he wants to become an architect, "so I can rebuild Aleppo".
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Francis has sought to rebuild ties with Muslim clerics since becoming pope in 2013.
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He said a much broader effort to rebuild confidence in the region was needed.
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"I'm helping somebody rebuild their life, whether or not they are incarcerated," she said.
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As a result, many people give up waiting for the money and rebuild instead.
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He'd rebuild the military and restore the respect America had lost under Barack Obama.
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In the process she offers an ode to their will to survive and rebuild.
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Now, we want to rebuild our country, and that is what we are doing.
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Warren has proven herself the candidate with the right skills and vision to rebuild.
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He wants to win, but the Cavaliers are embarking on a long-term rebuild.
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Several people there recalled him framing the rebuild as contingent on the bill's passage.
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The key, as extolled by the eventual winner, was to rebuild the Obama coalition.
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He drives the national Listen First movement to rebuild civil discourse and bridge divides.
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He has asked the Guggenheim's conservators not to rebuild a sculpture that falls apart.
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But immediately after the hurricane, the tight-knit community of locals began to rebuild.
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K., now that we've got basic services functioning, how do we rebuild the city?
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My job when I came in was to rebuild our infrastructure, to win elections.
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SBP, a national disaster recovery nonprofit, will conduct damage assessment and help residents rebuild.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has pledged to rebuild the middle class.
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The Germans were later able to rebuild their plant and resume making heavy water.
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The speech stigmatizes and harms ex-offenders who are trying to rebuild their lives.
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Certainly his promises to rebuild manufacturing and his tough talk on terrorism were factors.
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It'd be impossible for humans to rebuild an ecosystem from scratch at these scales.
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I'll buy that farm back, rebuild it, and get it up and running again.
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But residents -- especially women -- are working hard to rebuild and reinvent the island's future.
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UConn's rebuild comes during a conflict with its previous men's basketball coach, Kevin Ollie.
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"Let's help these people begin to heal and rebuild," Rodgers said in the video.
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The governments in both jurisdictions are committed to improving their infrastructure as they rebuild.
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We will come together, and we will recover and rebuild, as we always have.
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Mr. Abe thanked the United States for helping to rebuild Japan after the attacks.
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And WeWork isn't even dead yet — it still has cash, and it will rebuild.
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" He pledged to rebuild the synagogue so it returns "stronger and better than ever.
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They were also helping him rebuild his public image and potentially commit more crimes.
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It is the largest expenditure to rebuild a single country in our nation's history.
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It was the ways of the world, alas, that forced us to rebuild it.
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I need an additional $11 million just to rebuild the schools in Palu City.
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Rebuild internal trustSucher&aposs research suggests that trust is built from the inside out.
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Her legacy took some hits, but it is within her control to rebuild it.
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The exodus was largely replenished by migrants, many hired to help rebuild the city.
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Of course, we need to rebuild professional security institutions devoted to serve all Iraqis.
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But after three years there, Mr. Anderson wanted to rebuild his life in America.
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And if we rebuild the wing not all the gifts will go to MoMA .
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But now, in northeastern Syria, it will have an opportunity to rebuild that capability.
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After we stabilize the situation, we can think about how to rebuild Puerto Rico.
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The demagogues would burn themselves out, and the pragmatists would rebuild upon the ashes.
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So far, FEMA has wired $453 million to Puerto Rican government agencies to rebuild.
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"I ask for your patience as we start to rebuild this agency," he said.
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Watch the video above to understand how the US mission to rebuild Afghanistan failed.
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Growing political sectarianism in Iraq helped the group rebuild its core Iraqi fighting force.
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One fundraising site raised $13,000 to help the North Carolina GOP rebuild the headquarters.
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It's a long process to gain stability [after the fire] and rebuild our home.
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How did the shutdown affect your family's plans to rebuild after the Thomas Fire?
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At a time when Congress is appropriating significant amounts of money to rebuild Puerto Rico after the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria, it is counterintuitive to rebuild while at the same time crippling what's left of the island's lifeblood – its manufacturing sector.
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But if Apple really does want to rebuild the newsstand, it has work to do.
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At the end of Winter Tide, they were settling down to try and rebuild Innsmouth.
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We chose not to just redesign TechCrunch, but to rebuild it from the ground up.
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That may actually help rebuild some of the lost trust between it and the public.
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Brad found a Jeep at auction with a bad transmission that he plans to rebuild.
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Omar Ibrahim and his son Yousif struggling to rebuild their lives after the ISIS occupation
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General Electric (GE) and Germany's Siemens have both signed agreements to rebuild Iraq's power infrastructure.
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Using those enzymes, they were able to rebuild the factory and create their own psilocybin.
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He also founded a soccer team and launched a fundraiser to rebuild the local school.
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General Electric – GE and Germany's Siemens have both signed agreements to rebuild Iraq's power infrastructure.
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Christian Sewing was appointed as chief executive in April to help the bank to rebuild.
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Can subscriptions and everyday payments be used to help build or rebuild a credit score?
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You jump the fire with people you have close relationships with, to rebuild bonds together.
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Designing the rebuild will see two competing forces run up against each other, he said.
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We should rebuild our own schools and our own bridges and highways and everything else.
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While some have left to seek work in cities, others are staying behind to rebuild.
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Democrats need to organize widely across the country and rebuild their bench of elected officials.
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The Syrian government hopes China will help it rebuild, in addition to Iran and Russia.
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In 2017, however, there were rumors that North Korea was working to rebuild the pyramid.
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I appreciate his views on a strong America and the need to rebuild our military.
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Modi also stressed that India is committed to helping rebuild a peaceful and stable Afghanistan.
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It'll take time for the company to rebuild its reputation — if it happens at all.
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He now open his factories for public visits in an attempt to rebuild customers' trust.
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Alongside this blow are some sigs of how Evernote is trying to rebuild its company.
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So how did Mozilla get into the weak position from which it must now rebuild?
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Microsoft revealed late last year that it's planning to rebuild its Edge browser on Chromium.
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Over $1 billion has been raised to help rebuild the cathedral from the massive fire.
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" She added, "I felt like I could rebuild my life without absolutely needing that feeling.
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Residents planning to rebuild run the risk of having their property inundated by lava again.
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Senators have also pledged to rebuild the school in Chibok, which still sits in disrepair.
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"As long as we keep the people safe, we can rebuild the houses," he said.
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With so many mistakes, it's going to be hard for Uber to rebuild driver trust.
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Why would Snow or Lamoriello see the Islanders as anything other than a rebuild project?
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At one point, the Central Coast toppled over and Kosar was forced to rebuild it.
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She and her husband, Darrell, say they will rebuild a life for their family there.
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According to most experts, that plan would rebuild the nation's entire infrastructure over 10 years.
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In time, the failure to rebuild thoroughly may come to be seen as a mistake.
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They want to rebuild their lives — to learn, work and spend time with their families.
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Working with Time's Up could be a step forward for agencies trying to rebuild trust.
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"It takes a builder to rebuild the American Dream, and Donald Trump has the blueprint."
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"That's why Labour is offering a radical plan to rebuild and transform Britain," he said.
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Facebook Filed A Patent To Calculate Your Future Location Well that should help rebuild trust.
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The organization is also planning to rebuild homes and offer financial assistance to those affected.
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"It is with pride I tell you tonight we will rebuild this cathedral," he added.
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These are the kinds of words that simultaneously shatter and rebuild our belief in love.
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"It is with pride I tell you tonight we will rebuild this cathedral," he said.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello asked for $94.4 billion to rebuild the U.S. territory's infrastructure.
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So I certainly do promise to rebuild that wall and make Mexico pay for it.
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For new generations it is an opportunity to rebuild the country, to live in peace.
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After this period of grieving for the historic structure, Macron called for action to rebuild.
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The state acted quickly to remove storm debris and to help people and businesses rebuild.
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Some of France's wealthiest families have been fundraising to help rebuild the Paris landmark, too.
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"Sufhan's release will hopefully help rebuild bridges of friendship between Syria and Turkey," Can added.
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The Republican National Committee is collateral damage and it will be President Trump's to rebuild.
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She just wants to rebuild a life for herself, using her talent as a masseuse.
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We're going to rebuild our inner cities, which are absolutely a shame and so sad.
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You can always repair and rebuild — and we'll be here to help you do that.
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Her ambitious aide tells her that she can rebuild the club and her family's legacy.
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Max Fisher: But we have still struggled to figure out how to rebuild failed states.
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There is a solution, and it is to rebuild the centre ground in American politics.
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President Emmanuel Macron has said France will launch a fundraising campaign to rebuild Notre-Dame.
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Even with the Android rebuild, Spiegel's assurances for renewed user growth in 2350 seem spurious.
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The Red Cross isn't a development organization — they don't rebuild schools or hospitals or infrastructure.
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After World War II, Japan used the same export-led growth strategy to rebuild itself.
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I worked to make our country safer and to rebuild New York and the Pentagon.
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Go deeper: Notre Dame fire: Pledges to help rebuild cathedral tops more than $1 billion
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Kamal said the government had earmarked 45.80 million taka ($543,684) to help people rebuild houses.
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"Where we live our lives, we have a responsibility to try and rebuild," Ryan says.
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I knew it would take time for us to rebuild our friendship, and it did.
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It has been trying to rebuild since establishing its first functioning transitional government in 2012.
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Now, the affected areas are trying to rebuild in the face of more summer storms.
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Its singular purpose: to rebuild Maersk's global network in the wake of its NotPetya meltdown.
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Iraq needs tens of billions of dollars to rebuild after its war with Islamic State.
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History shows that parties don't need to control the presidency to rebuild trust with voters.
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But the apologies don't rebuild your life and the apologies don't undue what's been done.
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So I certainly do promise to rebuild that wall ― and make Mexico pay for it.
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Riddle said he would like to rebuild, but wasn't sure what that would look like.
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Volunteers from the United States and Spain help rebuild a home in Quebradillas, Puerto Rico.
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Still, the work "amplifies the need to start to rebuild what's been destroyed," he says.
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The goal, according to the new owner of the company, Paolo Lezzi, is to rebuild.
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"You almost have an excuse not to rebuild back to the prior peak," said Holt.
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We can employ construction workers, civil engineers, architects and countless others to help rebuild America.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly pledged to rebuild the military, while simultaneously lamenting weapons' costs.
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His remarks came as the city and its police are struggling to rebuild community relations.
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So the question is whether we can rebuild that coalition of conscience within the Congress.
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Once you get a few, you can start to rebuild the rest of the units.
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Adams says that about 80% of their veterans complete the program and rebuild their lives.
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Why isn't she out there saying, 'Here's how I'm going to rebuild the American economy.
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He vowed to rebuild a "depleted" military while being "very, very cautious" about using it.
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He has no desire to rebuild because rebuilding would mean playing by other people's rules.
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The fund aims to raise $100 million to rebuild communities in Texas affected by Harvey.
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Follow Blessing, a young mother, as she attempts to rebuild a life far from home.
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The "Empower Shack" scheme will rebuild 72 homes in Khayelitsha township on city-owned land.
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"They're 85 years old, and I just don't know if they can rebuild," she said.
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No one is helping him rebuild, so he is doing it himself, brick by brick.
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Instead, do things that rebuild your connection to your physical self and the physical world.
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"I would like to rebuild here," she said, although her tone does not sound hopeful.
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" In the statement, the former president expressed confidence that Texas would "come together and rebuild.
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I have also seen thousands of desperately disordered addicts enter recovery and rebuild their lives.
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But the former real estate magnate is leaving the rebuild to an already overwhelmed Congress.
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We need to rebuild our military, not overuse it policing the world and nation-building.
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They will also begin work on the long process of helping families rebuild their homes.
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Residents want to rebuild Paradise Mayor Jody Jones insists her town will be brought back.
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" She added: "There is not much we can do but shut down and rebuild again.
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He said it's up to the people to "rebuild this country" and renew its spirit.
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They communicate directly with community leaders to deploy volunteers and rebuild schools, homes, and infrastructure.
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Today, Patel's nonprofit, the San Antonio Amputee Foundation, aims to help amputees rebuild their lives.
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But the automaker agreed to rebuild another assembly line there to produce cars and trucks.
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To help rebuild interest in the game, it will return to the traditional N.F.C.-A.
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And FEMA has tasked the US Army Corps of Engineers to rebuild Puerto Rico's infrastructure.
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Last but certainly not least, the United States must rebuild direct military leverage over Tehran.
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"We have to rebuild our African-American middle class," said Mr. Miller, the mayor's aide.
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Every day that passes without the additional resources needed to rebuild our military increases risk.
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Both need fundamental change to rebuild the flawed economic foundations that made us so vulnerable.
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These are common-sense solutions we can work on together to rebuild the nation's infrastructure.
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Zuckerberg hopes this kind of responsibility can help to rebuild the public's confidence to Facebook.
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"We will rebuild our state from the bottom up and the middle out," Murphy said.
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President Andrej Kiska repeated his calls for Gaspar to resign to help rebuild public trust.
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He has tried to rebrand Zanu-PF, pledging to heal divisions and rebuild the country.
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But my old worlds—Florida, Virginia, the places of my childhood—were costly to rebuild.
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" Mr. O'Malley said he was considering seeking the job because "our party needs to rebuild.
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Clinton is a resource that Democrats should tap into and use to rebuild the party.
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Why not help Trump rebuild our inner-cities, no matter what party we belong to?
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Spanish politicians are assessing how to rebuild the divided and polarized region after the election.
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You can't rebuild a house if you can't find someone to re-connect the electricity.
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The island needs to rebuild its pharmaceutical capabilities and revamp its tourism business, Rossello said.
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Republicans are also questioning how Congress can craft a package and provide funding to rebuild.
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Both Congress and the Trump administration are working to rebuild the military's front-line forces.
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I am here living like other people and trying to rebuild the pieces around me.
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IBM's Bridget van Kralingen thinks blockchain technology could be a way to rebuild that trust.
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Others may just welcome the peace, the chance to rebuild their country and their lives.
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We need to rebuild the safe collectivity of a gay community without judgement or hierarchy.
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Since Detroit declared bankruptcy in 2013, the city has been figuring out how to rebuild.
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"If we lose these children and they don't continue their education, we cannot rebuild Syria."
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"You're going to see demands for billions and billions of dollars to rebuild," Larson said.
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I started telling them about the container and how I wanted to rebuild the slums.
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We've lost that trust, and must explore ways to rebuild it — however ambitious or unlikely.
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Over the last decade, the city has had to rebuild parts of itself three times.
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We can make new friends, rebuild old alliances, and bring new allies into the fold.
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Andy Slavitt, who joined the Obama administration in 2014 to help rebuild the ailing HealthCare.
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Samaritan's Purse is calling for donations and volunteers to deliver aid and help homeowners rebuild.
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It took the Germans four months to rebuild, and more time to restore full production.
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We need someone who can both fix and rebuild and lead and leapfrog us forward.
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He said he intends to hire a therapist to help Ms. Salman rebuild her life.
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As part of our Dorian disaster relief efforts, we're committing $1M to help them rebuild.
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Failure to rebuild the region risks creating new grounds for unrest and extremism, analysts said.
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Immediately after the disaster President Emmanuel Macron pledged to rebuild Notre-Dame in five years.
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And on Friday, Ms. Warren struck again, announcing a plan to rebuild the State Department.
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