James asks how we can possibly indicate the difference between what is known, inferred, or imagined in a reconstruction. |
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Shaun, son of Geoff, would be a likely candidate for the reconstruction process. |
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His site is Friends of Cayman dot org, a site dedicated to the repair and reconstruction of badly damaged homes on Grand Cayman. |
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We could be crucial in scrutinising whether the government keeps to its promises about reconstruction. |
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What follows is a brief account of my experiences and a reconstruction of some events from discussions with the victims. |
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But the entire focus of reconstruction underwent a wholesale transformation in the months after the war. |
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But this operation was highly risky because it was an amputation, reconstruction and reattachment in one go. |
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This diorama shows a reconstruction of the lifeway of the historic Kickapoo people in Illinois. |
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The decision has been tabled until completion, later this year, of the current reconstruction of the course. |
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The balance of gloating now seems to have moved to the supposed determination of the Americans to grab all the reconstruction contracts. |
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I am a socialist, and have been fighting and will fight for an absolute reconstruction of society for the benefit of all. |
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A reconstruction of Carlo's final moments, however, reveals he was killed by a terrified youth three years his junior. |
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Women were indispensable in this many-sided economic and social reconstruction. |
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The worst hit areas are now engaged in the biggest post-catastrophe reconstruction programme since the Second World War. |
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Once the monetary settlement is received, property owners can begin the process of reconstruction. |
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After the war, capital and labor must be expended in reconstruction and repair. |
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It really brought home to me how the relief effort and the process of reconstruction must go hand in hand. |
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The reconstruction process has strongly affected the position and morale of local residents. |
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Emerging from the war physically devastated, Europe began a process of both economic and political reconstruction. |
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There should also be an appraisal of Britain's role in the post-war, reconstruction process. |
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Yet the slow process of reconstruction, following the ravages of a diamond-fuelled civil war, continues. |
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Plans for how the civil administration of the country would work were vague, as were those for its economic reconstruction. |
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The Bali government has set aside special funds for the reconstruction of the area damaged in the bombing. |
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As the city entered the 1980s, it began to embark on a large-scale process of urban reconstruction. |
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The grant is not only timely but it comes at a critical time when the country is grappling with the economic reconstruction programme. |
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That is the greatest impediment to the political and economic reconstruction of the country. |
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To this must be added the cost of the ongoing, even if limited, process of reconstruction. |
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The process of reconstruction was so immense that all countries struggled to cope. |
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It was astonishing to hear how the process of reconstruction had already begun by the morning after the attacks. |
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The next gallery consisted of a reconstruction of the painting studio on the ground floor of the Yellow House. |
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This recording is a laboratory reconstruction of the sounds heard by Huygens' microphones. |
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It has a reconstruction of a prison cell, a 1930s pub and a 1940s kitchen, plus a lot of videos, sounds and smells. |
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It is a reconstruction of the original building, as far as it was known from sketches of the period. |
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The Globe Theatre is a reconstruction of the theatre in which Shakespeare's plays were originally staged. |
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The present Guildhall is a reconstruction necessitated by damage to the original during the Second World War. |
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The reconstruction of one of the buildings gives an impression of how they may have looked. |
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History is the reconstruction of the past in response to a new present that opens toward a new future. |
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A reconstruction of the events leading up to his fatal skydive will also feature on this month's programme. |
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Police last night staged a reconstruction of the events leading to the bomb blast exactly one week after it happened. |
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Police scrambled the force helicopter and even took the unusual step of staging a reconstruction of his last known movements. |
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He was in charge of this case and provided evidence as an expert in accident reconstruction, on consent of the defence. |
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The English Civil War Society will be staging a reconstruction of a skirmish that took place in Marlborough during the Civil War. |
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Forensic teams had searched the field for clues, and detectives staged a reconstruction there of Sarah's last known movements. |
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Days after the murder, police staged a reconstruction of events and appealed for sightings of the white Nissan Sunny getaway car. |
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The reconstruction of that past has fallen to historians and archaeologists. |
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Historians are happy to have four sources available for reconstruction of the actions, words, and intentions of Jesus. |
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At a reconstruction of the events, the policeman who fired was unable to explain why the shots had gone off. |
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An innovative mix of documentary and dramatic reconstruction vividly recreates the author's extraordinary life. |
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Oliver Morgan on Jay Garner, the hawkish head of the Pentagon agency that will be handling lucrative reconstruction deals. |
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The tenant charged the premises without giving notice, and allowed the specified date to pass without making the reconstruction. |
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The resources are being used for the repairs of 8km of road and the reconstruction of bridges, temporary shelters and irrigation systems. |
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The Second Empire, generally avid for control and order, sought to regularize commerce by the reconstruction of the central market. |
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Terrorists and insurgents must lay down their weapons, and enable the vitally important reconstruction and humanitarian work to go ahead. |
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This reconstruction of events is something that cannot be accomplished through participant observation alone. |
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The tragic blunders of the era of reconstruction came from the lack of such magnanimous politics. |
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It is bidding for multi-billion dollar contracts for reconstruction work in Iraq. |
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There is so much talk about the billion of dollars of reconstruction money. |
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And he should fire the civilians in the Pentagon responsible for mismanaging the reconstruction effort. |
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Sailortown is a walk-through reconstruction of a nineteenth-century street in Wapping complete with shops, lodgings and a local pub. |
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A solitary, occupied house standing among the ruins is a common sight in reconstruction zones. |
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The dramatic reconstruction sees Cornwall's tropical gardens impersonating the sweltering heat of Darien. |
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The reconstruction of the camp as a stone building rather than a more realistic wooden frame complex adds to the fairy-tale setting. |
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This method requires the reconstruction of the origins and insertions of the masticatory musculature. |
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He told of how his cousin and her family came to his aid and gratefully helped him in the reconstruction. |
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We are ordering the rail, the ties, the switches, and so forth that we need to carry out next year's reconstruction program. |
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During the reconstruction of the church between 1965 and 1969, it was located in the old baptistry but was much smaller in size. |
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We also do reconstruction and repair of lehrs previously installed by other manufacturers. |
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This is because the reconstruction of the temple would give control of the temple cult to the priests and Levites returning from exile. |
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There is a rather run-down amusement park with roller-coasters, a tower restaurant, and a dolphinarium presently under reconstruction. |
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Large crowds were gathered to celebrate the opening of a new sewage plant, another step along the road of reconstruction. |
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But then, if financial scandals made you blush, the entire reconstruction of the country would be pretty mortifying. |
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Two weeks later she will have her nose reconstruction and two weeks after that a skin graft. |
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After Monday's surgery she will be having a skin graft on her eye and lip and a nose reconstruction. |
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The on-baller has been in strong form after returning from a second knee reconstruction. |
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The Administration has been so stingy with reconstruction aid that he has literally had to come begging to Washington. |
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The book details guidelines for breast reconstruction, oncologic management, and the latest surgical techniques. |
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A perennial concern is the reconstruction of subjects of the lost lunettes above the surviving tiers of the frescoes. |
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Early reconstruction is advisable to avoid likelihood of damage to the cartilages of knee and osteo-arthritis. |
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During the actual reconstruction, architect John Greenfield and master carpenter Peter McCurdy followed this resolution devoutly. |
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He found this method of mandibular reconstruction to be reliable particularly in irradiated tissue beds. |
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No amount of reconstruction can bring to life anything other than the most recent events. |
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Here we combine phylogenetic reconstruction with new data on the morphology and ecophysiology of these plants to infer early angiosperm function. |
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The government also seem to have muscled out the UN in the reconstruction programme. |
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Balto-Slavic is next, although I am not sure a Proto Balto-Slavic is a reasonable reconstruction to make. |
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Foremost is the need to develop a coherent policy framework to coordinate the reconstruction effort. |
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Neither private charity nor insurance will cover more than a fraction of the immense costs involved in reconstruction. |
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Power infrastructure is also on the agenda, often on a micro level, supplementing the large scale civilian reconstruction effort. |
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These factors combine to make lacustrine sediments amenable to very high-resolution paleoenvironmental and paleoecological reconstruction. |
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But the principles underlying these approaches to palaeogeographical reconstruction are very different and worth reiterating here. |
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We'll hear from critics who say the misappropriation of oil revenue is hampering the country's reconstruction. |
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She underwent reconstruction of the aortic root with enlargement of the aortic root and pericardial patch placement. |
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Second, reconstruction of some of the sediments as deposited by fluviatile action suggests that fluvial transport affected the assemblages. |
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Those lanes had been carrying inbound traffic during the latest phase of the Fort Pitt Bridge and Tunnels reconstruction project. |
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Inside a studio large enough to house a couple of jumbo jets, a reconstruction of a tiny, sweaty club has been built. |
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What few cinema-goers realised was that the scene in the film was a reconstruction of a real event. |
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He suggested duties would involve reconstruction, health care and humanitarian aid. |
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As part of the reconstruction exercise, Kabul would be getting 300 MW of power from a hydel power venture in Uzbekistan. |
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Revision ACL reconstruction when both patellar tendons have already been harvested is an unusual situation. |
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The use of patellar tendon autografts for ACL reconstruction is very widespread and is thought to render good, reproducible clinical results. |
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The official site is under reconstruction at the moment but there are a few snippets of information here. |
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Iraqi directors general head the local government offices overseeing basic services and have been drawn into planning local reconstruction. |
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It is hoped the reconstruction will jog some memories and bring in some information to help the inquiry. |
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All of this in spite of insurgents' efforts to disrupt the reconstruction process. |
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Many of the financial resources were devoted to reconstruction instead of being given to evangelists or missionaries. |
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Some ambiguous changes were possible because of unresolved phylogeny or equivocal reconstruction. |
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More recently, he was involved in escorting workers for reconstruction projects in Basra province. |
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Researchers said patients who had breast reconstruction using tissue expanders experienced shorter procedures. |
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However, many linguists think he chose cognate terms too broadly to bolster his reconstruction. |
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A bone-patellar tendon graft was harvested from the ipsilateral knee for ligament reconstruction. |
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According to Benton, Huene's reconstruction has the torso too short, the coracoid too small, and perhaps the feet a bit large. |
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This is also true for the prefrontal of Phosphatosaurus, based on the reconstruction published by Buffetaut. |
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Treatment was by surgical excision and urethral reconstruction, which achieved a good result. |
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The U.N. has ceased reconstruction work in much of the south, and requires its staff to travel there only in convoys with armed escorts. |
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Much of the cost of reconstruction was through public subscription, from military personnel and civilians, mostly Europeans and Anglo-Indians. |
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My understanding is that insurers will pay for reconstruction but will not just pay out a cheque in lieu of same. |
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The original curve was smoothed by reconstruction from fewer Fourier coefficients. |
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Sutherland recently had to overcome objections before returning the club to a private limited company to finance the ground reconstruction. |
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Conferences were held, donors were lined up, and money pledged towards the reconstruction effort. |
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If otherwise, it is vaguely approbative, with the implication, as to the work approved, of some pleasing archaeological reconstruction. |
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The narrator explains that her story is an inexact reconstruction of events. |
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It's not the genuine Round Table of legend, alas, just an 18-foot oak reconstruction ordered by one of the Plantagenet King Edwards. |
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Gandhi pithily expressed his deep yearning in 1936 to Maurice Frydman, a Polish engineer, while discussing the village reconstruction movement. |
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The woman next to me was in an accident and had metal pins surgically planted into her back for reconstruction. |
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He broke the club's try-scoring record last season but has been sidelined this term after undergoing a knee reconstruction. |
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Women who choose to have a natural tissue breast implant may also consider nipple reconstruction. |
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Travelling towards the southern city of Galle, one can see plenty of evidence of the lack of any reconstruction. |
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Noisily they resisted racism and quietly they go about the business of reconstruction and reconciliation. |
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The recent speed-up in reconstruction work is in part due to a change in tactics. |
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Luther's unprecedented reconstruction of church imaging was innovatory in proposing the form that altarpieces should take. |
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The reconstruction of the burghal system that was set up after 920 is a complex matter. |
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He had to abandon his party's policy of reconstruction in the South, handing the old confederacy back to its white state governments. |
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The presence, in the Gallery's reconstruction, of half-lengths of St Paul and, questionably, of St Andrew is hard to explain. |
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In image reconstruction, the object is represented by a grid of pixels in two dimensions or voxels in three dimensions. |
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An octagonal cupola, along with much of the original material, required extensive reconstruction. |
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Whatever its precise direction, economic reconstruction was an urgent priority. |
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There will be further opportunities to view the house as dismantling continues and reconstruction proceeds at the new site. |
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Simplifying distant parts of the dendritic tree could thus substantially both ease and speed up the reconstruction process and enhance computational efficacy. |
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This involves what's called surface infrastructure, and so you're talking about bridges, roads, overpasses, possibly the reconstruction or refurbishment of ports and so forth. |
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Calasso reconstruction is, in Mounts' judgment, a superbly ambitious, quirky, querulous, lyrical, and finally persuasive essay. |
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According to media reports, the corporation has been accused of fudging facts and figures regarding funds that were used for reconstruction and rehabilitation. |
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Gish carried out a palynological research project that resulted in a reconstruction of vegetation patterns at the time of the Lakes phase occupations of the site. |
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Harry is in the town to see reconstruction of buildings destroyed by superstorm Sandy, such as the boardwalk in Seaside Heights. |
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Very soon after the initial pacification of the country and the onset of humanitarian relief and economic reconstruction, the task of political reconstruction must begin. |
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However, species may hybridize long after speciation, which may pose problems in phylogenetic reconstruction, especially when molecular data are used. |
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Reformation and reconstruction of an alien culture are a daunting task. |
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The patient will use an aesthetically pleasing reconstruction. |
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Others in our group were taken to see the reconstruction projects as well as going on patrol and visiting an orphanage in the red zone adopted by our American Soldiers! |
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Breast reconstruction can be performed with implants or autologous tissue. |
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Rising interethnic tensions, sparked by competition for land use between local farmers and displaced pastoralists, could threaten reconstruction across southern Sudan. |
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And to pull the tourists in, land has been earmarked for a number of visitor attractions, one of which could be a reconstruction of a fort from Braveheart. |
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It analyses the visions which inspired reconstruction plans, examines their conception and studies the visionaries, both ordinary citizens and the political elite. |
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One immediately noticeable difference when the skeleton of a modern human is compared with the reconstruction is the stockiness and lack of a waist of the Neanderthal. |
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The reconstruction of the historical charts has revealed major changes in the evolution of the coastline and the associated bathymetry of the Inner Thermaikos Gulf. |
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This is in contrast to recently published reports in which good performance of reconstruction methods was recorded despite extensive substitutional saturation. |
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My greatest work was the reconstruction of a congenitally abnormal heart. |
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One case in particular became the focus of Stuart Bowen, Special Inspector General for Iraq reconstruction. |
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Congress created SIGAR to provide oversight of relief and reconstruction projects in Afghanistan. |
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Reasons for undergoing reconstruction include inability to wear clothes, dislike of the external prosthesis, and weariness of the mastectomy deformity. |
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He studied brain-injured patients and the manner in which the nervous system responded both in trauma and in reconstruction, globally rather than specifically. |
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Evidence of pluvial lakes have been used in the reconstruction of palaeoclimates, using shoreline evidence and analysis of lake sediments to link lake levels to climate. |
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Instead, the reconstruction racket has been characterised by infrastructure repair that never happens, overpricing for construction and barefaced fraud. |
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No reconstruction contracts or trade benefits have accrued to these defiers of Old Europe and the President needs to show support for his staunchest ally this week. |
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The reconstruction will track the amount of money available from the proceeds of the oil wells, and will continue as long and as far as this money holds out. |
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Citing the findings of previous interpreters could also be a way of letting readers know that a translation was itself a conjectural reconstruction open to refutation. |
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Both groups have persisted in open defiance of international efforts to encourage the return of those expelled and the reconstruction of their sacral heritage. |
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The algorithm was improved by combining filtered back-projection with a modified algebraic reconstruction technique to enhance accuracy and shorten calculation time. |
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The one-star general overseeing reconstruction contracts in Iraq said in response to the audit that the lack of documentation didn't prove the money was wasted. |
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By then living in Florida, the former customer and friend read an article about the Amistad reconstruction that said the project needed shipwrights. |
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Pacifists and conscientious objectors were, however, tolerated, and organisations like the Federal Pacifist Council continued to work for reconciliation and reconstruction. |
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In particular, his reconstruction of almost the entire pelvic girdle from a little nubbin of broken bone is like watching a magician pull a living temnospondyl out of a hat. |
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As Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer at MTA, he oversaw the reconstruction of the 1 and 9 subway line section which was destructed during the September 11 attacks. |
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Numerous volcanological studies dealing with the reconstruction of the Somma-Vesuvius eruption and the on-land distribution of eruption products have been carried out. |
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As we said, there is very little disagreement with the longer reconstruction for the first 150 years, even to the 12-year viceroyship of Jeroboam II with Jehoash. |
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Correcting gender dysphoria involves a combination of hormone treatment, lifestyle changes and, for the few who can raise the money, genital reconstruction surgery. |
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In adults, movement can be restored by removing the ankylotic mass with reconstruction using either a costrochondral graft or alloplastic joint prostheses. |
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America has no monopoly on nation-building or reconstruction experience. |
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The reconstruction of Rousse railway station is to cost nine million leva. |
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By winter of 2000, my company was participating in the reconstruction of the courthouse by installing glass composite materials to strengthen the concrete shear walls. |
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Beltrami's research on Leonardo's Lombard career went hand in hand with his reconstruction and restoration of Leonardo-related architectural sites. |
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The male actors, rather subversively though, even changed their genders, as if to destabilise the rigid distinction ingrained in the reconstruction of male and female bodies. |
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This is a serious problem which impedes the process of reconstruction. |
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The traditional explanation for this was that their texts are extremely corrupt as a result of their reconstruction from memory by a member, or members, of their cast. |
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It lies on a chalk knoll, its natural topography having been sculptured and modelled through successive phases of construction and reconstruction. |
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The castle was not insured against such a catastrophe, but the ensuing concerts helped fund the long reconstruction. |
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There will be a butterfly effect in football this summer, as the ripples of one club's reconstruction bring consequences like tidal waves for some others. |
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There is a change of guard at the top of the main reconstruction body. |
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Thus removal of a small cholesteatoma may allow for reconstruction of the outer attic wall or creation of a cavity that extends to or just beyond the mastoid antrum. |
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Most HRCT protocols use thin collimation from apices to costophrenic angles in the supine position with image reconstruction using an edge-enhancement algorithm. |
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For instance, in 1676 the academicians of Aries undertook the reconstruction of a Roman obelisk excavated nearby under the supervision of the academy. |
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These pragmatic histories, describing in detail short periods of time, were soon replaced at Rome by the annalistic reconstruction of Rome's early history. |
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On the outskirts of the town is Plimoth Plantation, an authentic reconstruction of America's first settlement, with its one-room timber houses and high stockades. |
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They found that heavy lifting initiated inflammatory processes that caused destruction of joint cartilage and actually inhibited its reconstruction. |
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Apart from all that social opprobrium, which existed particularly in those days, going through divorce involves a lot of reconstruction of identity and self-examination. |
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The graffito ashlaring was last restored during the general reconstruction in 1992 together with the renovation of the two original vaulted halls on the ground-floor. |
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A massive outpouring of charity had made this reconstruction possible. |
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The task scientists now face is the reconstruction of the superorganism. |
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The reconstruction of the city followed the style of the 1950s, while respecting the old layout and naming of the streets. |
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We describe the use of the temporoparietal fascia flap in the reconstruction of a Mohs defect of the antihelix of the ear. |
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During the war, the Soviet economy and infrastructure suffered massive devastation and required extensive reconstruction. |
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Yde Girl and her modern reconstruction are displayed at the Drents Museum in Assen. |
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Mallory and Adams, however, dismiss this reconstruction, commenting that it does not have any evidence to support it. |
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Mallory and Adams, however, reject this reconstruction on linguistic grounds. |
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Thailand has contributed troops to reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan and Iraq. |
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For the reconstruction of Cecilia Bridge, a bascule bridge in Oldenburg, the design-AU and the tender documents must be drawn up. |
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The most common type of autogeneous tissue reconstruction is the pedicled transverse rectus abdominus myocutaneous flap. |
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An 1892 reconstruction by the Spanish government depicted the ship as a nau. |
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John Watson McCrindle published a reconstructed version of Indica in 1887, but his reconstruction is not universally accepted. |
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Renovation work included reconstruction of the boat ramp, a new parking area, and a regrading of the trailer parking area. |
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New posterior auricular perichondrial cutaneous graft for stable reconstruction of nasal defects. |
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The systematic reconstruction was initiated in 1914 by parish priest Fr Paul. |
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These include the Hobart Southern Outlet, Launceston Southern Outlet, Bass Highway reconstruction, and the Huon Highway. |
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We present four skin sparing mastectomies performed using the Lazy Lateral Incision for mastectomy with immediate reconstruction. |
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Surgical reconstruction using the technique described by Widstrom is recommended for acute injuries with clinical evidence of bowstringing. |
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We conducted a retrospective study to compare open and endonasal approaches to extracorporeal reconstruction of severe caudal septal deviations. |
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A simple algorithm for homeomorphic surface reconstruction, in Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual Symposium on Computational Geometry. |
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In retrospect, the rapidity of infrastructure reconstruction appears astonishing. |
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The Velazquez provision would have extended these requirements to Iraq reconstruction projects. |
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If the decision is against the reconstruction of the old casern, the Gezi Park file will be closed. |
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Moreover, efforts at monumentalizing the Herodian Temple in this recreation of Jerusalem involves more than mere reconstruction. |
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In this article we review over 100 women who had undergone rectus abdominis musculocutaneous flap reconstruction. |
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Following the road reconstruction, the natural beauties of the area will be touchable by all the visitors who want to frequent it. |
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Osseous atresia may require choanal reconstruction or transpalatine resection of the thick vomer. |
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However, Japan tried to make fiscal reconstruction at that time, so they did not stop their financial regulation. |
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This section is useful in introducing the reader to linguistic terminology and methodology, such as internal reconstruction, suppletion, etc. |
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Consequently, by 1970 Newburyport's historic downtown section was scheduled to be razed prior to reconstruction with federal money. |
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Osteoplastic thumb reconstruction is a technique by which bone graft is covered by a tubed pedicle flap. |
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Using multidetector-row CT for the diagnosis of afferent loop syndrome following gastroenterostomy reconstruction. |
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No reconstruction of the vena cava was performed, in consideration with avaibale collaterals. |
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However, 3D reconstruction indicated highly disorganized intraspherule structure. |
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Portland Walk Shopping Centre opened in 1998 anchored by Debenhams as part of a major reconstruction of Barrow town centre. |
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Scrotal reconstruction following Fournier gangrene using the medial circumflex femoral artery perforator flap. |
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Major reconstruction of King's began in 1966 following the publication of the Robbins Report on Higher Education. |
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In the 1980s and 1990s, M 1 underwent major reconstruction and Line 1 now serves eight original stations. |
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The cost can be immediately reduced by only using key frames for the initial reconstruction, and then resectioning the other frames. |
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And in 2014, Ulster completed the complete reconstruction of Ravenhill Stadium into a modern 18,000 capacity stadium. |
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On sagittal reconstruction of the CT images, a narrowed aortomesenteric distance and angle can be easily depicted, substantiating the diagnosis. |
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Encouraging work has recently shown the feasibility of creating bioorgans for the reconstruction of heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys. |
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He completed the reconstruction of military bases begun under his father's rule, and ordered the repair of the region's roadways. |
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This reconstruction showed that most of the penetration by the SB was intracellular, because pericellular paths were not clearly observed. |
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The reconstruction of the state room at Windsor Castle was notable for the integration of architecture, sculpture and painting. |
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Much of the immediate reconstruction of the city centre has been deeply unpopular. |
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The Ministry of Health was created in 1919 as a reconstruction of the Local Government Board. |
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During the church's reconstruction after the disastrous fire of the 1170s, his remains were relocated, although it is now uncertain where. |
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The 19th century also saw much scholarly interest in the reconstruction of pagan mythology from folklore or fairy tales. |
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Roman roads were named after the censor who had ordered their construction or reconstruction. |
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Following its reconstruction, the other three bells were rehung, together with two others, of whose casting no record remains. |
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The reconstruction was recorded for posterity by Philip Henry Delamotte, and his photographs were widely disseminated in his published works. |
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The use of sulfur isotope reconstruction is often paired with oxygen when a molecule contains both elements. |
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We can see rock 'n' roll as a deconstruction and 'progressive' music as a reconstruction. |
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Funds were diverted to the reconstruction of Naples, so a new venue was required. |
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Starting in 1948 West Germany became a major recipient of reconstruction aid under the Marshall Plan and used this to rebuild its industry. |
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Standing on the steps of Memorial Church in Harvard Yard, he offered American aid to promote European recovery and reconstruction. |
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This is possibly indicated from the reconstruction of the fort at Carlisle in 83 using oak timbers from further afield, rather than local alder. |
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As part of reconstruction in the 1960s the cast iron arches and spandrels were encased in concrete. |
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Stalin also sought continued peace with Britain and the United States, hoping to focus on internal reconstruction and economic growth. |
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The Hankey Committee's plan lost all momentum partly due to the challenges of postwar reconstruction. |
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Culture repositioning means the reconstruction of the cultural concept of a society. |
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The latter's reconstruction was criticised by some art and architecture historians as a revivalist fantasy. |
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An example of modern Ukrainian architecture is the reconstruction and renewal of the Maidan Nezalezhnosti in central Kiev. |
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The City Plan of 1958 by Ernst May allowed a regulated reconstruction for the first time. |
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After generations of incessant warfare, Gruffudd began the reconstruction of Gwynedd, intent on bringing stability to his country. |
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Restoration work on the ruins then began, including the reconstruction of the damaged Bakehouse tower. |
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The linguistic reconstruction of PIE has also provided insight into the culture and religion of its speakers. |
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For this reason, the Bohairic translation can be helpful in the reconstruction of the early Greek text of the New Testament. |
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To aid its reconstruction, Brangwyn donated a series of woodcuts to the town on the theme of the Tragedy of Dixmude. |
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A sagittal reformat and 3D reconstruction in the coronal plane revealed a C6-C7 distraction injury. |
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Experimental applications of porous hydroxylapatite in middle ear and mastoid reconstruction. |
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The prime minister's response was not limited to the practicalities of reconstruction. |
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Haugen has used the word reconstruction rather than construction about this work. |
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At the historical shipyard and museum Scheepswerf 'De Delft', the reconstruction of ship of the line Delft can be visited. |
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Five humeral reconstruction prostheses and three of the cemented humeral long stems were tested. |
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One hundred fifteen patients underwent TMJ reconstruction with total joint prostheses and simultaneous fat grafts for a total of 203 joints. |
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Thanks to the urgency of the port reconstruction, economic activity resumed quickly. |
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In commending the reconstruction work UNESCO listed the city of Le Havre on 15 July 2005 as a World Heritage Site. |
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Finally, the reconstruction of many districts is a showcase for the architecture of the 21st century. |
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With the boat itself is a modern reconstruction of a section of the boat, to assist in the visitors interpretation of the boat itself. |
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According to Koch's reconstruction, this stanza was deliberately added to the text in Strathclyde. |
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However, it is introduced for the sake of a higher precision in the structuralistic reconstruction of that theory. |
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His reconstruction of corporatism from the Weimar Republic until today, and possibly into the future, is rather arbitrary, though. |
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Efforts were made to prevent reconstruction workers from using rubble from important ruins to repair roads, and to search for artefacts. |
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A Kronlein lateral orbitotomy with bone flap was performed with subsequent reconstruction of the lateral orbital wall with osteoplasty. |
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Besides relief work, these groups also undertook studies to plan for economic reconstruction and political reform after the end of the war. |
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The reading of the inscription depends on the reconstruction but in all cases the names come through. |
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The geometric fit between continents, such as between west Africa and South America is still an important part of plate reconstruction. |
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Exactly when the first palinspastic reconstruction was published is uncertain. |
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Soft tissue features, being known through reconstruction only, leave some space for variation. |
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In contrast, a climate reconstruction based on glacial length shows no great variation from 1600 to 1850 but strong retreat thereafter. |
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Strut allografts are frequently used in the cervical spine for reconstruction following corpectomy procedures. |
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In 1874, Democrats, primarily Southern, took control of Congress and opposed any more reconstruction. |
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We introduce a double bilobed modification for a patient requiring reconstruction after bilateral anterior partial glossectomy. |
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The only things missing were a Lego reconstruction and a nudie magazine. |
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It is possible to determine more or less exactly how the Gothic of Ulfilas was pronounced, primarily through comparative phonetic reconstruction. |
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Neither bladder neck intussusceptions, nor posterior reconstruction was attempted. |
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Palaeoethnobotanists will find it a stimulating example of how botanical data may be used to address issues outside the narrow realm of subsistence reconstruction. |
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Tropical cyclones significantly interrupt infrastructure, leading to power outages, bridge destruction, and the hampering of reconstruction efforts. |
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Areola reconstruction is commonly achieved with a skin graft. |
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The following table shows the basic outcomes of PIE consonants in some of the most important daughter languages for the purposes of reconstruction. |
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The other major expense was the extensive reconstruction of Rome. |
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The authors also aim to emphasize simple pearls of procedures such as ACL reconstruction, high tibial osteotomy, hip abductor tears, and open hip osteotomies. |
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Lingual mucosal graft urethroplasty for anterior urethral reconstruction. |
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