New York rebuilt the subway, and the subway rebuilt the city.
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We've rebuilt the economy and rebuilt after the second-worst natural disaster in American history.
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I rebuilt the keybed: new bushing, full disassembly, leveled the key posts, rebuilt several sections, and had to replace several voice cards.
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"This building has been built and rebuilt and rebuilt many times, so at this point the history aspect is the memory of it," Mr. Herrera said.
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Sometimes sections that are especially worse for wear will be rebuilt, and every two years or so, the entire bar is melted down and rebuilt with fresh ice.
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"Everything can be rebuilt, but what can't be rebuilt are human lives, and that's the most painful," he said in a telephone call to state TV before departing Rome for Manta.
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" But, she later adds, "I have rebuilt my life.
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"There are neighborhoods that have not been rebuilt yet and some that won't be rebuilt because of the devastation," said Kenny Flowers of East Carolina University's office of innovation and economic development.
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She had just rebuilt after a 2015 flood - then Harvey devastated her home She had just rebuilt after a 2015 flood - then Harvey devastated her home HOUSTON — For two years, Linda Barber waited.
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And Soldier's Grove hadn't just rebuilt, it had made improvements.
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Boston's Storrow Drive Tunnel will eventually have to be rebuilt.
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Boucher cleared it again, and Paul once again rebuilt it.
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It needs to be destroyed to it can be rebuilt.
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The labyrinth of taxation and regulation could be rebuilt rationally.
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I have completely rebuilt and reset listed the leadership team.
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Most of these homes are uninhabitable and cannot be rebuilt.
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The extended delay occurred as a crew rebuilt the fence.
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The power grid will have to be almost entirely rebuilt.
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Three stores are being entirely rebuilt due to hurricane damage.
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We won on the Military, which is being completely rebuilt.
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It's difficult to imagine how it could all be rebuilt.
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No one knows when the hospital will be rebuilt, either.
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There-- there are homes that need to be-- be rebuilt.
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And if he loses, can a secular India be rebuilt?
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Now the whole area is rebuilt and thick with people.
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Basically, the entire electric grid must be rebuilt from scratch.
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His rebuilt jaw did not line up with his teeth.
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So now people are going to want that infrastructure rebuilt.
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Most would have to torn down and rebuilt, he said.
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It is not the first time Skopje has been rebuilt.
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It was rebuilt at the end of the last century.
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The rebuilt gym is bigger, better and busier than ever.
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I was back as soon as we rebuilt, to pray.
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He once rebuilt a sleigh for the singer Bryan Adams.
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I have gutted and rebuilt one bathroom and two kitchens.
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Within a few years, though, Salim had rebuilt his empire.
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After World War II, America generously rebuilt Germany and Japan.
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As that wounded nation rebuilt, an age of entrepreneurs dawned.
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Nearly five years later, their house is still not rebuilt.
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It had been rebuilt, at Russia's expense, after a fire.
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It was completely rebuilt in 1978 in a modernist style.
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Not everyone has faith that the RWA can be rebuilt.
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Exchange stocks of metal haven't rebuilt in any significant way.
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It was constructed in A.D. 1215 and rebuilt in 1229.
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The front porch gable was rebuilt in a period style.
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It was originally built in 1963, and rebuilt in 2008.
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In an era of fake news, can trust be rebuilt?
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Homes are still being rebuilt, and some have simply been abandoned.
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When passenger jet engines are rebuilt, they have to be tested.
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With this $6 trillion we could have rebuilt our country -- twice.
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With this $6 trillion we could have rebuilt our country — twice.
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Having returned to New York, he rebuilt his career at Fox.
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Then, of course, they'll have to be rebuilt at taxpayer expense.
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"Berlin is formerly magnificent, formerly destroyed, presently rebuilt," Mr. Scully said.
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And a rebuilt U.S. military is going to destroy these terrorists.
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Snapchat releases rebuilt Android app A "finally" would seem warranted here.
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Could they be the new first family of a rebuilt Alexandria?
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" Continuing to a silent crowd, Trump said: "We rebuilt downtown Manhattan.
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There are signs the Calais camp is being rebuilt, she said.
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They set up universities and rebuilt hundreds of war-torn mosques.
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Since Baidu's initial breakthrough, Google has rebuilt its speech recognition system.
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Structures can be rebuilt, fallen trees can be slowly trucked away.
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Silverstein opened a rebuilt One World Trade Center in November 2014.
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A year later, few homes and historic sites have been rebuilt.
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On the housing side, some houses still need to be rebuilt.
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"Not all houses are rebuilt after the disaster anywhere," he said.
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SBP has rebuilt more homes, post-Katrina, than any other organization.
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To make that possible, those systems will need to be rebuilt.
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The rebuilt city streets are full of German-made luxury cars.
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It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again.
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Less than 6900 percent of the homes affected have been rebuilt.
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The Abu Humaid family home has been destroyed before and rebuilt.
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You need it rebuilt first, and can let it differentiate later.
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My brother and I rebuilt engines, and made cannons and guns.
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Would the ferry dock be rebuilt in time to accept guests?
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Since then, Ernesto Valverde, Barcelona's coach, has rebuilt a disciplined team.
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"Our Military is rebuilt, new, and ready to go," he said.
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Thereafter they have to be rebuilt for a specific mission. 5.
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Also, "Beirut" wasn't visually familiar to residents of the rebuilt city.
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Now, this simple camp is being rebuilt for its fifth anniversary.
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Some residents now wonder how — or if — it will be rebuilt.
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The Margaret Bridge was rebuilt after the war and recently restored.
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Employees have to be furloughed until the plant can be rebuilt.
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Trump exaggerates his military investments, claiming "out military is completely rebuilt"
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Its engine was rebuilt to how it was during its heyday.
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The Lakers rebuilt over time, getting Bryant the help he needed.
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Originally a medieval fortress, it was rebuilt in the 19th century.
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Informal settlements have been rebuilt in the aftermath of the hurricane.
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In some areas it will need to be rebuilt from scratch.
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They investigate under each bridge, all destroyed and rebuilt several times.
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It's a spectacular place, and they've rebuilt the coffee house there.
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Today, four of our seven rail lines are being completely rebuilt.
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Woods rebuilt his own career and Els overhauled the International team.
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Maccabee and his followers reclaimed the Temple and rebuilt the altar.
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The military and veterans "Rebuilt Military & Choice for Vets," Trump said.
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He has rebuilt much of it: new windows, siding, kitchen, fireplace.
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Boko Haram has already attacked the rebuilt town since residents returned.
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It will be rebuilt for perceptual systems other than our own.
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We could have rebuilt our country three times with that money.
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His friend's home, recently rebuilt after a fire, was again destroyed.
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New and rebuilt airports which failed to attract commercial traffic have closed.
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Eventually, the industry could be rebuilt with Bitcoin as its new foundation.
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I always say we have rebuilt China, they have taken so much.
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With this six trillion dollars we could have rebuilt our country --- twice.
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With this six trillion dollars we could have rebuilt our country –- twice.
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"Notre Dame will be rebuilt," Obama, 55, said in Paris on Tuesday.
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We've spent $201383 trillion since I've been president, and rebuilt our military.
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What happens next depends on how and when the city is rebuilt.
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Your house can be rebuilt but you can't bring your life back.
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Trainees have rebuilt more than 3,000 houses in 10 of those districts.
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So, just how will a Gothic masterpiece like Notre Dame be rebuilt?
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But Kuti's children, Yeni and Femi, rebuilt a nearby venue in 2000.
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The delicate structure should only be rebuilt one more time, he said.
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Then I rebuilt the dish using a number of different mustard leaves.
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I wouldn't still be here today if I hadn't rebuilt my faith.
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In particular, children would wait for years for schools to be rebuilt.
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The Waterloo Bridge was rebuilt after being demolished in World War II.
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She had the house rebuilt and continued to live and work there.
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The "Norge Hut" was dismantled in Norway and rebuilt in the office.
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In New Jersey after Superstorm Sandy, they essentially rebuilt the entire oceanfront.
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The first glide flight of the rebuilt SpaceShipTwo, on December 3, 2016.
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Her father Ray, worked as a flight instructor and also rebuilt planes.
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The studio, a former chicken coop, will be rebuilt with salvaged material.
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The money they've drained out of the United States has rebuilt China.
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It was rebuilt, and survived an earthquake more than 60 years later.
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Using server framework called Elko, Farmer rebuilt the server code from scratch.
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A regional official said it was unlikely the camp could be rebuilt.
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The Mets rebuilt around young pitchers, and many now have broken wings.
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It had to be rebuilt after blazes in 1631, 1670 and 1790.
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The business went into bankruptcy, or almost bankruptcy, and he rebuilt it.
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ESPN Plus will exist inside the ESPN app, which is being rebuilt.
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They're being rebuilt now, and we can go there without being afraid.
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Living in The once-desolate oceanfront resort is being restored and rebuilt.
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An entire region was wiped out by natural disaster and rebuilt itself.
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Eisenhower's going to be a tough one — I mean, he rebuilt Europe.
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Damaged homes will have to be rebuilt with insurance and federal aid.
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But a few months later, people got scared and rebuilt them all.
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It was subsequently rebuilt, and a new effigy was created in 1944.
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We are connecting all parts of the united Jerusalem, the rebuilt Jerusalem.
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The neoclassical building was dismantled temporarily while its supporting structure was rebuilt.
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They've also rebuilt the frame, helping Kuri slim down to 12.5 lbs.
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But now the new life she rebuilt for herself is in jeopardy.
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The menorah was used to cast light as they rebuilt their temple.
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Many homes will not be allowed to be rebuilt in threatened areas.
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Two mounds have been discovered, but the site has not been rebuilt.
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Seven years later, Apple Maps has been rebuilt from the ground up.
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Gillen rebuilt the estate, drawing on his unique work history for inspiration.
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Syrian labourers rebuilt Lebanon after its civil war, which ended in 1990.
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Our diplomatic corps will need to be rebuilt after the Trump administration.
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"In the festival's first 21008 years, downtown was rebuilt," Mr. Feehan said.
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"It could be years," before schools are rebuilt in Paradise, DeLapp said.
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They're tired of it, and bring a rebuilt rotation to Goodyear, Ariz.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has promised that the cathedral will be rebuilt.
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"The older buildings will have to be razed and rebuilt," he added.
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Many of the Trappist abbeys were destroyed during the French Revolution but rebuilt.
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Don't turn away: A team of architectural historians rebuilt a Nazi gas chamber.
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They rebuilt themselves, strengthened their economies, and have been flourishing for six decades.
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UNHCR reports that at least 40,000 homes need to be restored or rebuilt.
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Rio goes further still with structures that can be removed, rebuilt, and repurposed.
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Today, the space has been rebuilt as part of NYU's School of Law.
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Macron said Tuesday he wants the cathedral to be rebuilt by five years.
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I'm interested in digging deeper, and seeing if that trust can be rebuilt.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said he wants Notre Dame rebuilt in five years.
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Many face a lengthy wait for vast swathes of Marawi to be rebuilt.
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Today, Barbuda is slowly being rebuilt, and hundreds of residents have returned home.
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What happens next will depend on how and when the city is rebuilt.
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The categories that make up an individual are constantly collapsing and being rebuilt.
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Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge near here had to be demolished and is being rebuilt.
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Right now, it looks like Siri won't be blown up and a rebuilt.
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The woman has since moved to the Virgin Islands and rebuilt her life.
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We started from scratch, did our SEO in-house, and rebuilt the website.
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The plane was rebuilt and de Havilland flew it successfully the following year.
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He eventually rebuilt his facial muscles and was able to play without it.
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The following films recreated the house's facade and rebuilt rooms on a soundstage.
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He rebuilt his life after his wife passed away in 2014, he said.
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After World War II, the United States rebuilt western Europe from the ashes.
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Trust in government has been rebuilt, slowly and painstakingly, in the years since.
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Four years ago, he moved to Hongwan Temple, after it had been rebuilt.
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The rebuilt elementary school in Sandy Hook is now protected by armed guards.
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We now have a great steel business that's rebuilt in the United States.
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Stripped and rebuilt, the Cubs demonstrated steady improvement and developed their young cornerstones.
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Thousands of homes will have to be rebuilt from the charred ground up.
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He rebuilt the military, bankrupted the Soviet Union, and won the Cold War.
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In 2004, the original building was razed and rebuilt on a larger scale.
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Secondly, visible inventory has rebuilt from depleted levels over the last few months.
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WeVideo has rebuilt its browser-based video editor using HTML5 instead of Flash.
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" Mr. Khosrowshahi said in a statement: "Cultures are not built or rebuilt overnight.
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The city had been leveled by an earthquake in 1972 and never rebuilt.
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Bone is constantly being broken down and rebuilt — that's how bones stay strong.
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Most residents have moved away, and only about 10 buildings have been rebuilt.
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In some cases FEMA has rebuilt a single home 30 times or more.
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I am particularly proud of "Meds," which is completely rebuilt with the strings.
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Don't worry, everyone assured us, it can be rebuilt exactly as it was.
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Two years after the fire, the family finally moved into their rebuilt house.
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Valpo, as residents call it, was entirely rebuilt after an earthquake in 1906.
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"Rebuilt stocks provide a greater certainty of catch for fishers," Mr. Nicol added.
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The American social contract needs to be rebuilt through a revised New Deal.
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The chimney was rebuilt by the current owners less than four years ago.
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The Lehigh Valley rebuilt its economy after foreign competition wiped out its mills.
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Aging tracks at Penn Station are being rebuilt after a series of derailments.
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However, many homes enrolled in the program have been rebuilt more than once.
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The pier has since been rebuilt with pest-proof, concrete-and-steel pilings.
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After the bombing, the home was rebuilt in a modernist style in 1978.
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Has Haiti rebuilt in a way that would make it more resilient today?
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The United Nations estimates 40,000 homes need to be rebuilt in Mosul alone.
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French President Emmanuel Macron plans to have the structure rebuilt in five years.
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"So after the fire, of course, I rebuilt the 'T' bigger," he continued.
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"Most of these homes, we haven't rebuilt from Matthew yet," Lowery told CNN.
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Nick Weatherspoon scored three baskets as MSU rebuilt the lead to 33-23.
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The church's ruins sat until 1790, when it was rebuilt after the revolution.
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There are huge legacy systems that need to be redone, rebuilt and refocused.
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"Black" is the concept that gets unpacked, rebuilt and celebrated within the museum.
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"We have contractors that will come in and rebuilt the homes," Smith said.
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It needed to be removed or rebuilt to particular specifications — at a cost.
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The island's tower was bombed during World War II and was never rebuilt.
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It is about anti-racism, on class terms ... We need our unions rebuilt.
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Saikawa has neither rebuilt credibility nor fixed performance at the $25 bln carmaker.
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The straw hats are to examine but the hard hat is to be rebuilt.
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"We came in and beat the odds and rebuilt that business," Hempstead told Reuters.
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Rebuilt from thin strips of paper, the shredded records are sometimes difficult to comprehend.
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Most of the interior was gutted and rebuilt to match a more modern design.
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A local bar being rebuilt after the storm, with El Conquistador in the background.
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President Emmanuel Macron has pledged that Notre-Dame will be rebuilt within five years.
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The company has also rebuilt the navigation system that's built into the driver app.
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Things cycle out and get rebuilt in a way that's more suitable for tomorrow.
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The monarchy that King Bhumibol rebuilt will not be the same under his successor.
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I bought a new Mustang and a 216 Mustang coupe that I've completely rebuilt.
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Over the years the souk, surrounding streets, and portions of the church were rebuilt.
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Behind the "improbably glossy surface", retail banks have still not rebuilt trust with customers.
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Many doubt the politicians' claims that the city can be rebuilt better than before.
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Kendall's car was actually rebuilt by a member of the National Corvette Restorers Society.
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As a Christmas gift years ago, the vice president's sons had the engine rebuilt.
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Peters made another 3-pointer and the Bulldogs rebuilt the lead to 33-21.
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Hell's only church burned down in 0003 and was never rebuilt, says Mr Colone.
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He's got tinnitus, undergone a knee replacement, and had an ankle rebuilt, he notes.
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Ultimately, America needs to rebuild its infrastructure because America's infrastructure needs to be rebuilt.
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"I completely rebuilt myself over the last two and a half years," he says.
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To do this, many parts of the game had to be rebuilt from scratch.
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The span was rebuilt in six weeks and reopened last weekend, sooner than expected.
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Perhaps later, when the city is rebuilt, there will be freezers and DNA testing.
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That was a jarring setback for Trump and Ryan, but leaders gradually rebuilt support.
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If that infrastructure disappears, it cannot be instantly rebuilt, and viruses cannot be contained.
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There have been periodic calls over the years for the palace to be rebuilt.
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The image on the right shows how the area has rebuilt and looks today.
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About 4,065 damaged or destroyed homes have been rebuilt, according to United Nations figures.
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Other portions, included the Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge which was rebuilt and reopened last year.
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Thirteen of 15 of Mecca's old neighborhoods have been rebuilt for tourism and commerce.
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Other facilities at the beach have already been rebuilt farther back from the water.
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ShFE stocks have rebuilt slightly since the start of the month to 53,500 tonnes.
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Dominick Olejniciak scored five points as Ole Miss rebuilt the lead to 34-23.
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After the confiscation, Ms. Trec rebuilt her colony and now has around 90 rabbits.
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Four Pelicans scored two points each as they rebuilt the lead to 44.43-80.
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Yet his mind remained intact, and he rebuilt his life when returning to America.
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"We've rebuilt our economy on the future and our people, not on the past."
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They had rebuilt their home with scrap metal from the wreckage of the warehouse.
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I rebuilt my life and it became wonderful, but I became complacent and forgot.
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Many of the window seats are original, and others were rebuilt, Mr. Reed said.
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The city rebuilt the World Trade Center after it had been hit, he said.
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She died in 2008; although New Orleans rebuilt, she never made it back home.
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She left as the de facto ruler of China, having rebuilt the Summer Palace.
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Satellite imagery taken Friday showed that the Sohae satellite launch site was being rebuilt.
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Seven years later, its building burned in the Great Chicago Fire and was rebuilt.
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In 1676 the property on Quai des Célestins was rebuilt as a private mansion.
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The number of new operations has declined because the malware tools must be rebuilt.
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It has been burned down on several occasions, but then rebuilt with great effort.
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A decade ago, much of the mud-brick old city was leveled and rebuilt.
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Modern computing security is like a flimsy house that needs to be fundamentally rebuilt.
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But we have rebuilt the coast in the aftermath of Katrina higher and stronger.
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It was torn down a decade ago to make way for the rebuilt palace.
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After the cyclone tore through Dhanushkodi, killing nearly the entire population, little was rebuilt.
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The schools are being rebuilt, and the city has formed a new local council.
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Since then, it has rebuilt its economy in whats been called a miraculous recovery.
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In the 2200s, parts of the wall were rebuilt but only for aesthetic reasons.
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This is its most substantial renovation since Chartres was rebuilt between 1194 and 1225.
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"Tourists ride scooters over plaques commemorating businesses burned down and never rebuilt," he said.
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If Smith-Schuster is anywhere near 100 percent, Seattle's rebuilt secondary — Legion of Whom?
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Many of the victims homes and infrastructure have not yet been rebuilt says Udoh.
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It burned down and was rebuilt by King Mohammad Zahir Shah in the 1960s.
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Despite periodic crackdowns, churches and mosques, but also temples, were rebuilt, and clergy trained.
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Pelinka changed coaches, letting go of Luke Walton, and almost entirely rebuilt the roster.
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Mr. Kleinfeld's path to a rebuilt Alcoa had been anything but puppies and rainbows.
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The Guzmáns were told they could return once the city rebuilt the six blocks.
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"I dreamt that the airport was rebuilt," he said during one break in hunting.
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The project was called Nehemiah, for a prophet who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem.
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Russia was no longer a country seeking redemption; it was a belligerent empire rebuilt.
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They also moved and rebuilt the coach house and did extensive landscaping and hardscaping.
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The trailer next door, recently rebuilt after a fire, was nowhere to be found.
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Kabul, largely flattened during civil war in the 1990s, was rebuilt with American dollars.
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This is a rebuilt, from the ground up, version of Shadow of the Colossus.
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Now, Arnold is dead, his clone-ish host Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright, again) has been rebuilt after Dolores shot him, Dolores has been rebuilt after Bernard shot her, and a Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) host clone is patiently waiting in the background.
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"They literally rebuilt this five-bedroom apartment in the soundstage to a tee," Zegen says.
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She had five surgeries on her head and her sinuses were rebuilt with titanium mesh.
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In early 22000, he rebuilt the Office of the Pardon Attorney with prisoners' rights advocates.
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He saw buildings under construction and schools and hospitals and other public buildings being rebuilt.
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" The nuclear arsenal "Our nuclear has been totally rebuilt; some brand new and some refurbished.
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Andreessen rebuilt the software under a new name (Netscape) and ownership structure; Dorner did not.
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He rebuilt Pinboard as a haven for the fandom communities that Delicious inadvertently drove away.
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The production engine, therefore, has to be rebuilt before stepping up on the gas pedal.
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The law enforcement guard station that burned down a decade ago has to be rebuilt.
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El Salvador has rebuilt schools, repaired roads and restored water supplies, helped by American aid.
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The town has been rebuilt, but the area remains quite poor and ethnic tensions linger.
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It was rebuilt in about a tenth of the time needed for the original construction.
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We have rebuilt our anti-doping institutions which are being led by respected international experts.
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The Fenice theater in Venice was burned down in 1996 and has since been rebuilt.
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The rebuilt Android app will be key to Snap's international growth, Spiegel said on Monday.
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The Cowboys rebuilt their lead with a 9-1 run to start the second half.
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It was successful P3 collaboration that rebuilt the nation's deteriorating transportation infrastructure in years past.
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Four of the 18 putting surfaces were also reshaped while five more were partially rebuilt.
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This week, a newly rebuilt Chapecoense team played its first competitive game since the tragedy.
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Solidere rebuilt the souks along its historical grid plan, which was supposed to assure continuity.
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Here's what it looks like one year on, a single building rebuilt amidst the destruction.
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"I'm going to work really hard until she's completely rebuilt to twenty-first century standards."
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The left, in short, has rebuilt the muscle he let crumble after his first campaign.
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Together, we have rebuilt, reinvented, strengthened, and modernized our products, our business, and our company.
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Slaves also rebuilt the executive mansion after it burned down in the War of 1812.
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" Moreover, Silverman said, "the E.P.A. has explicit authority to regulate emissions from rebuilt diesel engines.
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Today it is rebuilt to the Prohibition-era standard that the landmarks commission insisted on.
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The building's spine was rebuilt with steel, then covered with the same refurbished wood panels.
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The wood structure of the arbor will be removed and rebuilt with the existing columns.
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The rules were rebuilt after the FCC's 2010 rules were struck down by the courts.
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Can a plane be rebuilt from its salvaged parts and retain its sentience and memories?
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It was also destroyed in World War II, but it was rebuilt thanks to donors.
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It was vital to the recovery of downtown that the electrical substation be rebuilt quickly.
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The city rebuilt its rental assistance program and provides legal services to tenants facing eviction.
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Today, nearly one-third of its tracks have been rebuilt for faster and smoother rides.
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Our bet is Cole can get behind the rebuilt Titans secondary for some big plays.
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It's a reminder that Notre Dame has been rebuilt before — and it can be again.
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Gallows Point has a newly rebuilt restaurant and is still repairing a handful of rooms.
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He has not rebuilt America's infrastructure, brought Iran to heel or tamed the national debt.
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Using aerial photos, researchers looked at how many buildings were rebuilt in California after wildfires.
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The cathedral will be rebuilt; the cross and altar and much of the interior survived.
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Bendis rebuilt the Avengers, adding Wolverine and the normally solitary Spider-Man to the roster.
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The roof, chimney, second story and parts of the first floor needed to be rebuilt.
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The building burned down in 1921 and was rebuilt the following year, Ms. Berntson said.
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The crumbling currais were rebuilt, native grapes were replanted, and a cultural legacy was revived.
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The elementary school will be rebuilt for the 2020-2021 school year, the school said.
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They had it rebuilt to stronger standards 15 years ago after a typhoon damaged it.
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The Saints rebuilt a community park on the day players reported to camp last July.
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There was space for a building in the southwest corner, between two large rebuilt stands.
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It has existed in some shape or form since 2001, and gets rebuilt every year.
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Whole sectors of the economy still need to be completely rebuilt from the ground up.
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It has existed in some shape or form since 2001, and gets rebuilt every year.
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"It will probably take years for that bridge to be rebuilt," he said by telephone.
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It's calling for a "Marshall Plan for America," echoing the program that rebuilt postwar Europe.
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Some have imported powerful modern racing bikes, others have rebuilt or adapted older, classic models.
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A pump house has a rebuilt floor, new Sheetrock, new windows and an added deck.
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Housing projects may not be needed because people have rebuilt since the attacks, he said.
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The cottage where the teens were slain was destroyed, then rebuilt into motels and shops.
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But while Ms. McCree's rebuilt chest may resemble natural breasts, it is now completely numb.
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After the war, East Germany rebuilt historic landmarks, hoping to erase the memory of Nazism.
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It's telling that Moses' orphanage is eventually rebuilt as a prison for the criminally insane.
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The 26-story building was built in 1917, and was gutted and rebuilt in 2002.
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The 26-story building was built in 1917, and was gutted and rebuilt in 2002.
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So while some houses were taken down for good, others were rebuilt larger than ever.
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What exactly does public art mean in a town rebuilt uninterruptedly for over 2,000 years?
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"It was like if you got a Lamborghini and rebuilt it all over again," Vega said.
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Then we rebuilt the first five missions of Halo 3, just to see how they played.
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Taliesin was and still is—since Wright rebuilt it twice—a prime example of that period.
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In 2016, Heine and Rouvinov rebuilt the site from scratch and started work on an app.
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While the images were taken from photographs, they were rebuilt by hand as if laying bricks.
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It was completely rebuilt in the early 28900s to match the quality of the original construction.
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It froze product development for two months while the engineering team rebuilt its entire tech stack.
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Kenneth Mapp had said he expects both hospitals will have to be torn down and rebuilt.
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Here's to hoping that we will be able to see Jimmy again at a rebuilt Angelo's.
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They rebuilt the city as Mexico City, draining and filling in the lake over the centuries.
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They'll return to Earth after launching astronauts into space rather than having to be completely rebuilt.
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Perhaps American businesses gained from schemes such as the Marshall Plan, by which Europe was rebuilt.
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"The city's being rebuilt only on paper," said Abu Ali Neshwan, a 52-year-old shopkeeper.
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They overhauled their campaign operation and completely rebuilt themselves — grounding his political message in the economy.
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Now living with relatives, she and many others hope their destroyed homes will eventually be rebuilt.
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The Bulldogs rebuilt the lead as Perry's two free throws gave them a 38-29 lead.
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The same term is often used in China by those who dream of a rebuilt Yuanmingyuan.
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The town had been rebuilt with the help of a $2m grant from the Hungarian government.
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As their cathedral is rebuilt, may they be drawn to the beauty that is God-inspired.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, visited the site and vowed that the cathedral will be rebuilt.
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Firstly, prices have rebuilt from multi-year lows experienced either late 2015 or early this year.
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Of the group, only Booker hasn&apost called for ICE to be abolished, replaced or rebuilt.
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It was destroyed during Bosnia&aposs 1992-95 war, but was painstakingly rebuilt after the conflict.
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Roads, railways, power grids and other infrastructure related to connectivity have been rebuilt or newly constructed.
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This charming Craftsman was rebuilt in 2001 w/ an enormous great room that's perfect for entertaining!
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She spent the next year living in a woman's shelter where she slowly rebuilt her life.
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The warehouse was blown up with dynamite, but rebuilt at half the size after the war.
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But over that period the Democratic Party rebuilt itself into a winner on the national level.
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Devastated by the Huns in the 5th century, Viminacium was later rebuilt by the Emperor Justinian.
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When inner city projects were rebuilt, many without working incomes sought cheap rent in the East.
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Syria must be rebuilt and it's refugees and displaced millions given the opportunity to return home.
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Earlier this year, the company resumed powered test flights of the rebuilt SpaceShipTwo, named VSS Unity.
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Israeli officials have said recently that Hamas has most likely rebuilt much of its underground network.
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If an area becomes uninhabitable, the structures can be dismantled and rebuilt with the same layout.
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It was almost entirely rebuilt in the 1980s, and last updated within the past five years.
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But then the whole community came and rebuilt Big Bird's nest and it was all better.
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But, as one rancher noted, all those who rebuilt acquired extra zeros on their debt line.
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Having since rebuilt her career, she began the year ranked 79 and is now at 23.
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The rebuilt downtown hosts top notch dining, hotels, arts venues, and a top NBA basketball team.
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A year later, the pier was rebuilt, and eventually, the kiosks were replaced by another pavillion.
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Singh's rebuilt version of World 1-1 isn't a perfect replica, largely because Super Mario Bros.
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He helped build schools and roads, set up a fire department and rebuilt the sanitation system.
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Most constructions, all cities, every culture, are constantly rebuilt in the midst of damage and loss.
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The city authorities have dismantled the memorial several times, but each time activists have rebuilt it.
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"Europe had been destroyed, and had to be rebuilt completely — the cultural dimension," Mr. Aimard said.
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Between the meltdown and the tsunami many villages and towns were destroyed, never to be rebuilt.
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Johnson scored six points as Kentucky rebuilt the lead to 240-225 with five minutes remaining.
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Capital curbs were finally lifted in 20113 and reserves have been rebuilt, helping stabilise the economy.
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After the attack, citizens returned to their homes and rebuilt their town from the ground up.
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As the city rebuilt, many of the new buildings were designed to mimic the old ones.
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The problem, though, is the team's rebuilt defense has suddenly lost all of its secondary depth.
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More than three dozen stations have been overhauled, many rebuilt into sleek, steel-and-glass outposts.
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Straight ahead is a formal dining room with original paneling and a rebuilt-brick gas fireplace.
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A road destroyed by flooding because of rising seas and more frequent hurricanes must be rebuilt.
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The city has rebuilt the community for the remaining 20 families in time for the Olympics.
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France: There is already a growing debate about how the Notre-Dame cathedral should be rebuilt.
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The rezoning plan envisions a rebuilt Broadway Junction as the commercial anchor for the whole project.
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Each of them was subsequently extinguished by governmental or private sector actions that rebuilt that confidence.
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Two hospitals were erected almost overnight, and open wards in others were rebuilt as isolation units.
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But it wasn't just those things, they rebuilt an entire business process around being API-first.
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Details: The $900 million project includes a rebuilt stadium, a water park, hotels, entertainment and retail.
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We met residents there who had rebuilt their homes two or three times in recent years.
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That season, the rebuilt Nationals arrived ahead of schedule and led the major leagues in victories.
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Vendors whose sheds would be torn down and rebuilt would be moved to a new structure.
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If history is any indication, the properties might be sold, razed and rebuilt as residential buildings.
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It needs to be rebuilt strongly and the DACA kids need to have certainty their lives.
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They may need to be airlifted off the island, rebuilt, and then transported back, he said.
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Higgins said she understands why vendors and attendees are concerned and hopes trust can be rebuilt.
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By the beginning of June the cumulative net fund position had rebuilt to above 30,000 lots.
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President Trump has rebuilt the American military to an extent we haven't seen since Ronald Reagan.
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The Cologne that I grew up in was rebuilt almost completely, and it was tabula rasa.
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The American military has been completely rebuilt under my administration at a cost of $2.5 trillion.
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Some malicious presence in their systems remained, disrupting the machines faster than they could be rebuilt.
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The Fire is largely credited with attracting architects who rebuilt Chicago with new 523th-century aesthetics.
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LME headline stocks have rebuilt from under 3,000 tonnes in November to a current 5,415 tonnes.
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"The gazebo could never be rebuilt fully because Tamir will never come back," Mr. Gates said.
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New catwalks and rigging installed, acoustic panels added and the stage extended and rebuilt, using maple.
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The double back porch was rebuilt and enclosed with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the courtyard.
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"I consider that we've rebuilt China," Mr. Trump said last week at an event in Ohio.
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"The grid needs to be rebuilt - not just the lines," PREPA Chief Executive Walter Higgins said.
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It may not sound exactly the same again, however, depending on how the cathedral is rebuilt.
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While the designs have been completely rebuilt from the ground up, they still look agreeably cheesy.
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