Kimmerer's interests in restoration include not only restoration of ecological communities, but restoration of our relationships to land.
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It was about restoration, the restoration of ideology of a people.
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Restoration Hardware — Restoration Hardware reported quarterly profit of 98 cents per share.
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But the Religious Freedom Restoration Act is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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It's no surprise, then, that in a survey this year by Restoration and Remediation magazine, nearly half of restoration contractors said water-damage restoration was their primary business.
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Though this is serious, the system restoration activities would begin quickly, with swift restoration expected.
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For example, six of the seven reefs have existing restoration projects led by the Coral Restoration Foundation.
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They include the Bipartisan Sportsmen's Act, the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Act and the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act.
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The mitigation projects included ecosystem restoration — soil restoration in national forests, and restoration of a trout population, or revegetation of Red Spruce trees — and electric vehicle charging infrastructure and energy efficiency programs in poor areas.
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Religious Freedom Restoration Act Mike Pence gained notoriety in 2015 for signing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act into law.
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" At least six coastal parishes are suing fossil fuel companies that operate in Louisiana for "damages, restoration costs and actual restoration.
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These infrastructure failures are prompting a look at how nature can help—through oyster reef restoration along coasts or floodplain restoration along rivers.
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The restoration is a painstakingly detailed recreation, which involved years of research of archival footage and photography, and seven months of restoration work.
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Finally, Alternative D is an expedited restoration plan that would see the release of bears in the area until such time that their restoration goals are reached.
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Yet today many cost-effective programs that improve water quality through habitat restoration and conservation are proposed to be eliminated, such as the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
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In 2017, Mr. Hanse completed a restoration of the West Course, in Marmaroneck, N.Y., after a 2014 restoration of the East Course, also designed by Mr. Tillinghast.
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"Between our family foundations we concentrated on land conservation, land restoration, species restoration and re-wilding, which has become a major part of our work," Tompkins tells CNN.
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The state had gradually lowered the barriers to winning restoration, but Mr. McAuliffe effectively removed all obstacles and made restoration automatic for those who had completed their sentences.
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Restoration FEMA, PREPA and the PROMESA Oversight Board should coordinate with the Puerto Rico Energy Commission to ensure restoration efforts are consistent with the Commission's orders and resolutions.
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The restoration work is due to be completed in 2021 and will be followed by a 4-billion-pound ($5.2 billion) restoration programme of the entire parliament building.
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Instead we should hold our leaders accountable for enacting a justice system geared toward restoration, and we should take up our responsibility to be active agents of that restoration.
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Where Evans used concrete and paint to bring the ancient world back to life, this new reconstitution of Knossos — a restoration of a restoration — takes place on a server.
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While Macron said Tuesday he aims to have the restoration work completed within the next five years, architectural conservation experts have said comprehensive restoration is likely to take much longer.
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Restoration equipment manufacturers, such as Phoenix Restoration Equipment and Dri-Eaz, dominate as much as 80 percent of the market, according to Kersemeier at the IICRC and K-tech Kleening.
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The inky blacks and brilliant whites of Olive's restoration are striking, although many details found in the less-high-contrast, slightly more expensive Kino Library of Congress restoration are lost.
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The Everglades restoration is the largest hydraulic restoration project in the world and plans to restore water to areas of the state that had been drained to promote economic growth.
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The proposal urged for an immediate restoration of official channels between Russian and U.S. intelligence, diplomatic, and military agencies — including a restoration of the various channels opened during Obama's first term.
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That has a huge impact on our planning efforts, said Chip Kline, chair of the state's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, which oversees its 237.5-year, $250 billion coastal restoration plan.
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The Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act of 1937, or Pittman-Robertson Act, is responsible for excise taxes placed on firearms and ammunition that apply to habitat and wildlife restoration efforts.
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"That has a huge impact on our planning efforts," said Chip Kline, chair of the state's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, which oversees its 237.5-year, $250 billion coastal restoration plan.
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"Museum restoration" — 1st in Out Standing in the Field.
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Experts from Rome's High Institute for Conservation and Restoration (ISCR) are training the museum staff in the restoration of prehistoric artifacts, either already in the museum's collection or recovered from excavation sites.
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Graves, a moderate Republican, served for years Louisiana's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, helping push through a multibillion-dollar coastal restoration and levee program following Hurricane Katrina, according to E&E News.
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That money will be invested in three phases: $85033 million for restoration efforts for damaged communications equipment, $631 million for long-term restoration and expansion efforts, and $259 million for 4G connectivity.
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JONATHAN BOULWARE, executive director of the South Street Seaport Museum in Lower Manhattan, was talking about restoration, revitalization and return — the restoration, revitalization and return of a 131-year-old sailing ship.
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Book The Restoration Hotel starting at $287 per nightFind sophisticated urban style at the Restoration Hotel on King Street with some of the best views of the city from the rooftop pool.
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St. Patrick's recently completed a $180 million restoration campaign, while keeping its doors open to the public, but will require extensive funding on a continuing basis for upkeep and future restoration needs.
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Or, rather, he undertook their de-restoration: advocating a purism then popular among some conservators, he decided to remove previous restoration, leaving, or aspiring to leave, only the hand of the artist.
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Graves, a moderate Republican, served for years on Louisiana's Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority, helping push through a multibillion-dollar coastal restoration and levee program following Hurricane Katrina, according to E&E News.
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The Armed Forces Engineering Authority is carrying out the restoration.
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She has led restoration and preservation efforts in the residence.
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But by then, art restoration had infiltrated his own aesthetic.
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In these respects, the new restoration really is a revelation.
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His spokesman promised that the "restoration" of accountability would follow.
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The restoration of Estonian independence was formally declared in 1991.
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We could take part in some specific areas (of restoration).
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He's been covering his restoration of the board on Twitter.
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Republicans who backed him completed the restoration of Goldwater conservatism
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The room itself will be "alive," the restoration team said.
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But what does the process of "restoration" and "remastering" involve?
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The restoration was funded by the U.N. cultural agency UNESCO.
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Many reefs that have been damaged could benefit from restoration.
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A planned restoration will transform it into an arts facility.
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Supporter of gun rights and restoration of relations with Russia.
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For Shinzo Abe, Japan's current prime minister, the restoration resonates.
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For example, the issue of the restoration of old churches.
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Then, in 2015, Indiana's Religious Freedom and Restoration Act happened.
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"substantial burden" language out of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act,
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"The restoration work will take about eight months" he added.
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Similar restoration efforts are underway in California and the Midwest.
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DHS also worried about flooding, housing, debris and power restoration.
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For the city, the restoration campaign is a perennial irritation.
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Always expect that restoration can take longer than initial estimates.
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How long will a restoration project of this magnitude take?
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The work is currently undergoing restoration at the Amsterdam Museum.
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As with any restoration of relations, there are likely to
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If it continues this way without any plans for restoration ...
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The Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) protects people of faith.
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But gradually, thanks to restoration efforts, conditions are getting better.
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Rosenstein called the distribution the largest restoration of property ever.
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YONKERS Tours of the Persian Garden and ongoing estate restoration.
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The car has undergone restoration but retains many original parts.
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The restoration, by a consortium of European archives, is excellent.
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The Army R.O.T.C. program became a part of their restoration.
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One of the standard plots in magic is a restoration.
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Usually a restoration means nothing but sleight of hand skill.
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To read more technical details about its restoration, go here.
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The certain outcome is a restoration of our democratic institutions.
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Hospitals and water systems will be prioritized for power restoration.
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The unspoken purpose of impeachment is not removal, but restoration.
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But political restoration was only one head of the Cerberus.
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First, Libya announced the restoration of eastern crude oil exports.
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They were all were conserved as part of the restoration.
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Raul Reyes: Do voters want a revolution -- or a restoration?
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Many of these, however, were removed in a later restoration.
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Hillier has just started Paul Davis Restoration in North Houston.
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Mr. Leggs estimates the full restoration will cost around $250,000.
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She decided then and there to pay for its restoration.
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O'Connor said the rule violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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It led to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993.
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Ned Price, the vice president of restoration at Warner Bros.
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A., to begin a restoration, but the discussions broke down.
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She and her husband did much of the restoration work.
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It also called for an immediate restoration of fiscal discipline.
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That prompted the Legislature to create a Bonneville restoration project.
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The governor demanded that telecommunications companies provide a restoration plan.
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Talking about undoing previous restoration led us back to Petryn.
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Pretty much everything went wrong for Restoration Hardware in Q21.49.
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And in that sense, it was a restoration of power.
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While Bernie Sanders pledged a revolution, Biden promised a restoration.
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Or a restoration of a prior moment, a previous performance?
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In the next few days, Notre-Dame will send Betrand Cattiaux, an organ builder who worked on the organ's restoration in the 1990s, to assess the damage and a plan for restoration if needed.
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With this in mind, Congress created the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative in 2010 to assist with various needs, including major cleanups, invasive species control, habitat restoration for native species, and pollution research and prevention.
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The term is often used to denote the restoration of life.
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Warren later responded to the takedown and restoration of her ads.
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Johnson is seeking not only damages, but restoration of his account.
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"The theme of the city of Waco is 'restoration,'" Chase said.
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To watch a video about the display's recent restoration, go here.
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Restoration of voting rights for felons who have served their time?
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"I got them at the Restoration Hardware Outlet sale," he said.
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Product delays were among the factors impacting Restoration Hardware's bottom line.
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Restoration Hardware's stock has struggled mightily this year, falling 64 percent.
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Sadly, it will probably not mean a restoration of real democracy.
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Now, a high-end restoration of the film has been made.
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The Meiji restoration sowed the seeds of Japan's 20th-century aggression.
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Donors have since pledged more than 700 million euros for restoration.
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The 2K restoration of threads hits Blu-ray on January 30.
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There was much talk of the "restoration of dignity and respect".
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At heart, the sentiments reflect less a revolution than a restoration.
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It includes one of the largest wetland restoration efforts ever undertaken.
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Andrew Cuomo asked people to stay indoors despite the full restoration.
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The first major restoration of Philip Johnson's Sculpture Gallery was completed.
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The Coral Restoration Foundation is implanting endangered corals across the reef.
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The company also blamed the restoration of a tax on insurers.
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" However, the official added: "Full restoration of ties will not happen.
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The restoration of U.S. sanctions on AEOI would expose non-U.
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Shortly after Lennar, we get fourth quarter results from Restoration Hardware.
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That includes softness at Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks and Restoration Hardware.
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BRIDGEPORT Obscura Day: Behind the scenes tour of the museum's restoration.
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And most of your cost is going to be the restoration.
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In 2013, Kranz and others decided to pursue a restoration project.
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Stern: One central example would be the restoration of degraded land.
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The Israeli study also explored an alternative approach to microbiome restoration.
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In 1963, working as a volunteer, Mr. Patten undertook its restoration.
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He said hospitals and water systems will get priority power restoration.
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However, his restoration of the city's façades disregarded the dilapidated infrastructure.
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Sheldon Yellen, CEO of the property-restoration company BELFOR Holdings, Inc.
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Since then, roughly $2.1 million has been spent on restoration efforts.
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Swinhoe said the center is still respectful of ongoing restoration work.
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Organizers said that it still needed restoration before it went public.
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The money is needed to cover demolition, cleanup and restoration costs.
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In some areas, restoration of power is expected to take weeks.
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Another hot topic was the restoration of diplomatic ties with Cuba.
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The company recently paid €1.5m (~$20173 million) towards the site's restoration.
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The restoration, in its entirety, may take a decade or more.
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She's been involved with multiple restoration projects like this across town.
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The company does not have an estimated time of power restoration.
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Remember that Spanish widow's botched restoration of a fresco of Jesus?
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The 2013 digital restoration looks way too sharp to my eye.
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They have not yet offered a timeline on full production restoration.
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That was the first thing I did with this restoration project.
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Admitting the truth is the first step toward our country's restoration.
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A few years ago, an engineer determined that Larry needed restoration.
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Captain Bligh and his crew found safe harbor on Restoration Island.
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Meade became the unpaid head of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition.
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"We want freedom from Indian occupation, not restoration of mobile phones."
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At this point, I'm going to deny restoration of civil rights.
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But calling it a restoration, Mr. Nolan said, isn't quite right.
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We're a Wisconsin franchise of the national Paul Davis Restoration company.
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Full restoration of service could take weeks, local electric utilities said.
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The White House restoration had its most public moment during Mrs.
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The UN recently hosted the first Global Forum on Climate Restoration.
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Cautious: this might be the most fully reversible restoration in history.
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This new digital restoration is, like the original film, color-tinted.
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She is the manager of restoration and preservation, not the manager.
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Restoration efforts have been stepped up since the early 19th century.
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This information was then used to assist stabilization and restoration efforts.
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Please select one account for restoration; the others will remain suspended.
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Restoration groups like Mote and the Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF), which had evacuated the area before landfall, are just starting to get back to work and do preliminary assessments of their nurseries and the reefs they support.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's Peatland Restoration Agency said on Wednesday that it aims to restore 1503,000 hectares of peatland in 2019, as it races to reach a 1 million hectare restoration target by the end of next year.
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The same is true of information about power restoration in Puerto Rico.
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Restoration of the museum is expected to cost millions of Brazilian real.
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But like many revolutions in history, it was followed by a restoration.
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We oversaw the restoration of many historic buildings, including mosques and churches.
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It also received another light restoration after it was acquired by Ontario.
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Traders took down Williams-Sonoma simply because they associated it to Restoration.
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Kennedy is famous for a full restoration and its accompanying video tour.
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The city of Paris has pledged 50 million euros to the restoration.
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After a restoration, the bomber was sold to the foundation in 1986.
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It's tough to estimate the total time and cost of the restoration.
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They seem to have taken the supposed restoration of democracy too seriously.
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But others see the wolf restoration as a failure and a nuisance.
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The team from University College London call the tool Super-Resolution Restoration.
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Shares of Restoration Hardware, Williams-Sonoma and Wayfair have all been crushed.
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"For tigers, conservation efforts must remain focused on habitat restoration and protection."
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It's not the first time that religious art restoration has raised eyebrows.
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The term is also often used to denote the restoration of life.
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Rivard said communication of the company's restoration plan faltered over the weekend.
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"There's plenty to do out there, including environmental restoration positions," he said.
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Eric S.C. Manning, wore a black robe as he preached about restoration.
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So I bought a book on painting restoration and did it myself.
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Restoration will cost 23m reais and will take at least three years.
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Yes, but not everyone loves the restoration efforts, at least not initially.
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Estimates for restoration run anywhere from $2325 billion to nearly $22 billion.
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In addition to her restoration work, she creates custom editions and boxes.
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Restoration Hardware tumbled 21 percent to $28.65 after issuing a weak forecast.
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"It's an exciting time to be working on hearing restoration," Moser said.
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America has a mosaic of laws on the restoration of voting rights.
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The restoration of service is not a full-blown victory for WhatsApp.
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The scallop restoration project involves raising and releasing scallops into Orient Harbor.
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Dozens of rescue workers have been dispatched to assist in restoration efforts.
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Restoration remains a more vexing concept, especially when it comes to terrorism.
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The kitchen and some other parts of the main house require restoration.
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They were paid about $60 a day by a contractor, Mascon Restoration.
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Several EU countries have benefited from the restoration of relations with Iran.
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Plans were drawn up for a full restoration and potentially a museum.
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The restoration and transformation into a hotel took 10 years to complete.
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Restoration of the remaining tower began a century later, Mr. Andriessen said.
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But this latest decade, he contends, has changed the world of restoration.
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Many of the buildings in Sur are protected, prohibiting big restoration projects.
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Women and femmes always lose, but restoration is abdundalty available for men.
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The old photos taken during the last restoration were done with film.
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The bride's parents own a classic car and interior restoration business there.
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"My life He brings back" seems to imply resurrection rather than restoration.
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All told, restoration, infrastructure and equipment costs have totaled roughly $2 million.
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It's good to see a rights restoration ballot initiative happening in Florida.
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Power restoration schedules varied by utility company and the extent of damage.
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Restoration isn't the only way Bennett is starting to reveal himself more.
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Reproduction Victorian wallpaper is another period feature of their historic restoration project.
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INDOORS A restoration preserved the hardwood floors, fireplace mantels and decorative molding.
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Second, his supporters purport to seek a restoration of American founding principles.
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A sign outside the building identified the construction company as VLAD Restoration.
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But she anticipated a full restoration of federal services by Tuesday morning.
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There is a part of me that is not interested in restoration.
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Dr. Haegert said his father had performed "90 percent" of the restoration.
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"We expect this will be an extended restoration effort," the statement said.
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This "Harlequinade" suggests, at least, that not all Petipa deserves full restoration.
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Architectural restoration is the purview of the Pelham Preservation and Garden Society.
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Lead and represent CBF's environmental policy, restoration and advocacy agenda in PA.a.
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This is not ecological restoration, it's a hybrid of ecology and horticulture.
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Although her home survived the Camp Fire, smoke damage required some restoration.
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Mr. Grannum is president and chief executive of Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation.
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The scientists said that was a sign that the restoration was working.
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America's restoration, after this trauma, will not be achieved by going back.
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A phased global restoration of systems was "firmly underway," the company said.
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Ethiopia's demand has always been the restoration of those illegally looted treasures.
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This is the largest-ever riparian restoration effort on America's public lands.
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The most challenging part of the restoration was the sweeping stone staircase.
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"The property needed cleaning up and some level of restoration," he said.
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McDonald's spent around 300,000 euros, or about $315,000, on the restoration project.
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While undergoing renovation and restoration, the roof caught fire, causing extensive damage.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell asked residents to be patient during power restoration.
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But the director's impossible camera moves look especially impressive in this restoration.
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In 2016, a three-year restoration of the building's facade was completed.
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Mr. Sánchez acknowledged that the 55 percent restoration was hardly a success.
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Sinclair's bid for Tribune would have been impossible without the loophole's restoration.
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Yet, few San Ygnacio residents have been involved in the fort's restoration.
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UNESCO unveiled the restoration of the mosque's sacred gate earlier this month.
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For example, in Moscow, there is a programme of restoration of historic churches and it is carried out with the assistance of the municipal authorities but they never take full responsibility for the restoration of a particular church.
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The U.S. Forest Service's (USFS) Landscape Scale Restoration Program, included in the 2018 Farm Bill, encourages large-scale restoration across federal, state, and private ownerships, enabling work across many parcels of land in an area with willing landowners.
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JAKARTA, June 19 (Reuters) - Indonesia's Peatland Restoration Agency said on Wednesday that it aims to restore 1503,000 hectares of peatland in 2019, as it races to reach a 1 million hectare restoration target by the end of next year.
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For example, the E.P.A. runs regional projects like the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
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Those numbers rose for both deforestation (carbon release) and forest restoration (carbon sequestration).
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The lack of documentation for the artifacts also adds to the restoration challenge.
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All money donated will go towards the restoration of Ben Medanksy Studio 2.0.
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The current $6.8 million restoration was intended to preserve it for future generations.
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Net neutrality restoration is a movement that's in it for the long haul.
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It wouldn't be the first time such large-scale restoration has been undertaken.
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Pence signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act while he was governor of Indiana.
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None of these organizations have as yet transferred money to the restoration project.
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You're probably more familiar with its Ecce Mono designation after its botched restoration.
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The company specializes in fire restoration after major disasters like the Camp fire.
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A full restoration and remastering of a film, however, goes a step further.
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During the restoration, experts discovered it was an authentic work by da Vinci.
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Take, for instance, the restoration of direct flights between the US and Cuba.
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However, Manalo uses his YouTube videos as promotion for his shoe restoration business.
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There is a distinction here between restoration, also known as reforestation, and afforestation.
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Scientists in these experiments were simply looking for a restoration of a pulse.
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Mr. Rosenthal said he would continue his business in audio restoration and archiving.
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It has completed a number of restoration projects and it has several underway.
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King would be working for the full restoration of the Voting Rights Act.
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John Travolta donated his Boeing 707 plane to Australia's Historical Aircraft Restoration society.
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We are seeing good progress, but our service restoration work is not complete.
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French companies and wealthy families pledged up to €900 million for its restoration.
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Zimbabwe's treasury is already planning to release $50 million for emergency infrastructure restoration.
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But aid delivery and the restoration of the island's infrastructure have been slow.
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Go deeper: 90% of first Notre Dame restoration payment came from U.S. donors
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Fabricio Alvarado, of the evangelical National Restoration party, vowed to disobey the order.
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View along the beach of Kennedy Space Center's dune restoration site in 221.
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Two-thirds of Williams Sonoma customers, Restoration customers, buy again within 12 months.
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In their community, students do hands-on restoration projects that help the ecosystem.
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This summer the restoration project has continued, including the removal of old paint.
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McSweeney's boss, Restoration Partners' founder Ken Olisa, told me much the same thing.
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But the restoration of basic services has been slower in the country's interior.
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Shifting storage would allow restoration while guaranteeing San Francisco all of its water.
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We're in the restoration business, we can for sure make time for that.
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When will the people of #Maldives see the restoration of rule of law?
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Its notable central spire was actually added during restoration in the 19th century.
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The Alexandra Palace is currently fundraising for its East Wing Restoration Project online.
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To accomplish this "Article I restoration" agenda, Republicans will need to be unified.
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Mr McAuliffe's sweeping, rights-restoration order is not the first by American governor.
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The immediate restoration process at Malheur also cost another $1.7 million so far.
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If the tax is targeted toward environmental restoration, almost two-thirds support it.
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Crews removed the lava that blocked the roadway, and a restoration project began.
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In January, conservators completed nine years of restoration that revived the intimate enclosure.
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They want a restoration of the pre-Trump status quo, not a revolution.
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Cardin said he is hopeful his colleagues will support his Democracy Restoration Act.
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The spire was built in the 19th century amid a renewed restoration effort.
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DeSantis and Gillum clash on voting rights restoration for felons 7:49 p.m.
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There was no immediate response from Israel to reports of the ceasefire restoration.
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The overall restoration was done by Rick Poore, a master carpenter and craftsman.
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Visser said that up to 80 percent of restoration costs may be reimbursed.
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"Restoration and preservation is really only half the battle," said Scorsese in February.
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The Army Corps will not provide further line restoration after Friday, FEMA said.
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The Restoration Hardware parent did see revenue come in slightly below Street forecasts.
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And critics see the castle restoration as expensive and impractical — perhaps even impossible.
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Trump has threatened to reverse the restoration of diplomatic relations with Cuba before.
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His labor has the same origin point as the Janus Films restoration team's.
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Restoration Hardware reported earnings per share of $1.33 on revenue of $453 million.
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To date the program invested over $220006 billion in Great Lakes restoration projects.
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Before the coastal restoration project, the water would come up to her knees.
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The question for voters is whether they want a revolution -- or a restoration.
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I suspect they will add the restoration to a growing list of grievances.
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Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit, available on Amazon, $19.99 (Originally $30.99) [You save $11]
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Power companies expected millions to lose power, and say restoration could take weeks.
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But I'm more interested in the historical aspect of it and the restoration.
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Top row, from left: Restoration Hardware medium stepped pyramid brass box, $125, restorationhardware.
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Mr. Kaplan chronicled the monument's restoration in some 125,000 photographs over a decade.
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For those who get the surgery, the restoration of sight is miracle enough.
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Richard Southwick, from Beyer Blinder Belle, the New York architects, oversaw its restoration.
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Since 2006, they have led the restoration and revitalization of the Armory building.
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Many of you are calling for a restoration of an assault weapons ban.
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Some of you are calling for the restoration of the assault weapons ban.
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Restoration efforts in Ontario, Canada, have helped a once-vanquished population to flourish.
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Biden offers a restoration of the values that bind us as a collective.
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There he began a modest restoration business under the name of David Williams.
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Of the beneficiaries of McAuliffe's restoration of rights, 46 percent were African-American.
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The Empress runs the household with Prussian rigor and dreams of a restoration.
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His father is an estimator with South River Restoration in Grand Prairie, Tex.
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As it is, this is the year's second, event-level gospel-movie restoration.
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Is this election about restoration, after the madness of Trump's time in office?
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I don't recall there ever being a fight over a particular restoration project.
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Locals hope that the restoration of the base will mean work for them.
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Subsequent screenings were rare until a digital restoration debuted last year in Berlin.
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On the new album, the music marks both an expansion and a restoration.
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Throughout, Eastman upends the narrative of minimalist restoration—of the triumph of simplicity.
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It needs a full restoration, including the replacement of plumbing and electrical wiring.
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"Golf and restoration will have a symbiotic relationship at Sand Valley," he said.
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Last week, the state approved the Voting Restoration Amendment as a ballot initiative.
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The Sala has been under restoration, and closed to the public, since 2013.
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Carter already did that, following Gerald Ford's restoration of Robert E. Lee's U.S.
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The task is to find a path toward the peaceful restoration of democracy.
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"There's no way to stop the restoration of democracy in Venezuela," Marquez said.
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The reporters sued in both cases, seeking the immediate restoration of their access.
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And then later, restoration of the way in which the world was operating.
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A restoration in the 22018s widened sidewalks, added trees and moved parking underground.
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Now, a spectacular restoration at the Atlanta History Center unravels its complex tale.
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Few people have power, with utility restoration efforts paused until after the hurricane.
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The Canada Pavilion in Venice is currently undergoing a $22018-million restoration. Art.Science.Gallery.
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But they are resurgent, or from their point of view, this is restoration.
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Donald Trump has threatened to reverse the restoration of diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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" Of the most recent restoration endeavor, Micheal Daley, director of the restoration watchdog website Art Watch UK, told Hyperallergic: "I cannot believe that nothing but varnish has been removed: Varnish could never have posthumously completed Leonardo's own technique on his behalf.
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In addition to its own restoration target, the agency is also supervising the restoration of up to 1.6 million hectares of degraded peatland, a project being undertaken by plantation and forestry companies on the orders of the government, Foead said.
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This occurred despite the restoration of tariffs in many countries in the 21914s onwards.
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When restoration work on it began last year, Youssef said it was in pieces.
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The director of Wendy and Lucy and Meek's Cutoff will have a restoration of
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If the amendment isn't passed, Florida's current system of rights restoration will be upheld.
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For example, take the Chesapeake Bay Restoration Program, administered by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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More work is needed to assess the damage and to devise potential restoration strategies.
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The shutoff started Saturday morning, PG&E said, and some restoration began that afternoon.
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"Citizen Kane" (1941) "dazzles anew" in a "superb 75th-anniversary high-definition" digital restoration.
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They made a sizeable donation to the restoration of the local Bluebell steam railway.
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While Pythia could assist in radically improving ancient text restoration, it's just that—assistance.
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" Republican congressman Vern Buchanan says that the USDA's restoration of data is still "insufficient.
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Queen's House will reopen on October 11 following a £3 million ($3.8 million) restoration.
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So we're doing Shaw and Shakespeare and Chekhov and Restoration Comedy, which is rough.
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You can click here if you'd like to contribute to the restoration effort. 2.
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A total restoration of power to the U.S. territory is expected to take months.
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The company's clients include Pinterest Inc, Red Bull, Restoration Hardware and Zendesk, among others.
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The DHI committed itself in its bid to spend an additional €1.9m on restoration.
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"I have never, and will never, insist on the restoration of flights," he said.
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A restoration project, partly funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, saw Reims reopened in 1938.
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Restoration Partners doesn't invest itself but offers banking services to business-focused technology startups.
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The royal dad, 60, is unveiling the new restoration of his mother's Philadelphia home.
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I am committed to the restoration and preservation of our nation's most recognizable landmark.
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Begin your restoration by machine washing it using Woolite with Color Renew™ detergent.
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