Use it to attain something that you can build again.
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The engine relaxes, and the car's momentum begins to build again.
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One day the wave might build again in the other direction.
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As the risk rally resumed though U.S. bonds saw losses build again.
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One of the smartest things to sustainably increase people's earnings is to build again.
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I move on humbled, energized, and ready to build again with peace and freedom.
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They're uniquely resourceful, they get their bearings and are strong enough to build, rebuild and build again.
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U.S. stockpiles were expected to build again in the latest week, traders said, citing data from energy information service Genscape.
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The central bank has also sought to boost forex liquidity through several special operations in recent months, though pressures quickly build again.
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At current levels, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) commercial oil inventories are forecast to build again starting in early 2019.
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Volumes of oil held in storage tanks around the world are beginning to build again, raising fears of a renewed glut, analysts say.
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Li also said maintaining mild inflation will be favorable for China's economy, as price pressures start to build again globally after years of weakness.
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I'm still quite confident also in the Netherlands that we'll find a way to build again on the on the good economy we have been delivering.
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SpaceX is clearly in the business of making rockets, so if there's an explosion, the company will simply pick itself up, dust off, and build again.
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He will build again with new bricks and mortar, replace pillaged pews and find a chandelier more beautiful than the one he had installed a few years ago.
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"Over the coming days the heat will contract inland but will build again from mid-week on Wednesday," said Jonathan How, a forecaster at the Bureau of Meteorology.
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Without it we think short term in a manner that is both reductive and repetitive: we build again and again in floodplains, we anticipate the storm but not the destruction.
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Contrary to Mr. Trump's claim that "homebuilders are starting to build again," construction hit an eight-month low in May and was 220 percent lower compared with May of last year.
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"Frustration could start to build again and the fear of missing further moves could mean that market participants would be quicker to jump in up ahead," she said in a research note published on Monday.
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The hope is that we see a nice rebound in the second quarter due to pent up demand post election in both hiring and goods manufacturing with inventories most likely to build again off a lowered state.
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Looming Chinese refinery cuts to hit oil demand A renewed slump in oil prices to seven-month lows dragged down world stocks and flattened bond curves as bets that inflation and interest rates will stay lower for even longer began to build again.
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"If you put them in separate colonies, in settlements and under barbed wire, that kills the whole purpose of trying to build, again, a community, which is based on mutual trust and respect," Farooq, also considered the region's spiritual leader by many Kashmiri Muslims, said in an interview in Srinagar.
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Hendricksz again called upon de Haro to capitulate on 21 October, "surrender, or we burn the town." Hero responded with "We have enough courage and wood and stone to build again." On 22 Oct., the Dutch started burning all buildings, over a 100 houses, including Bishop Balbueno's palace and library, and the city archives. Capt.
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During 1943, the Hungarian Second Army was re-built. In late 1944, as part of Panzerarmee Fretter-Pico, it participated in the destruction of a Soviet mechanized group at the Battle of Debrecen. But this proved to be a Pyrrhic victory. Unable to re-build again, the Hungarian Second Army was disbanded towards the end of 1944.
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The school introduced a triple session thus allowing an 800 pupil school to accommodate 1,400 children. An increase in classes required a proportionate increase in staff and the old convent had already been over- crowded for some years. Monsignor Delaney knew that Incarnation must build again. He initiated a fundraising drive to realize the funds for a new convent.
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He was also charged with the burning of Fantoft stave church, although the jurors voted not guilty. The judges called this an error but did not overthrow the whole case. Reconstruction of the church began soon after the fire and it took six years to build again. The reconstruction was completed in 1997, and the church is now surrounded by a security fence.
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On the title track, > After the opening theme choruses, Peterson slips into a 2-chorus solo. Then > the theme returns, and we realize that all the while, the band has gotten > softer and softer. This leads into Brown's solo, which is unaccompanied to > start, and then adds, in turn, Peterson and Thigpen. When Peterson comes in > for another chorus of solo, everything starts to build again.
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In the early 1990s, a composite version of the Miracle was developed, made from a combination of a glass-reinforced plastic (GRP) hull and wooden deck. Shortly after that, a boat made entirely of GRP was then produced, only a few of these remain, and they still attract good prices. In 1997, plans became available so that the dinghy could be produced as a home build again.
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When the war ended, veterans of Mississippi regiments returned to find Greenville in a state of ruin. left The former residents soon decided to build again. They chose a new site three miles away, at the highest point on the Mississippi River between the towns of Vicksburg and Memphis. Much of the land belonged to the Roach and Blanton families; the major part of the area selected was within property owned by Mrs.
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The year 1938 saw the closure at last of Military Road. For six months, the Department of Commerce's new rules had threatened to close the airport, but neither airport officials nor the federal government had acted to improve the safety situation. But pressure for closure began to build again. In early 1938, federal aviation officials began regulating air traffic in the D.C. area to prevent too many planes from using the field at once.
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On September 2, 2000 announced in Bolivia to build again soon called Rata Blanca and her partner in Alianza for holding back the band on keyboards. Left for a Latin American tour and closed on 19 December at the Teatro Coliseo. Days later, Alianza presented in Acatraz. Rata Blanca already back to life, edited Grandes Canciones, a compilation with some of the most classical of the group, including an acoustic version of "Mujer Amante" with the current formation.
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Monument erected in 1830 commemorates the American troops massacred by the British following the surrender of Fort Griswold in the Battle of Groton Heights during the American Revolution. Shortly after the Revolutionary War, Groton started to re-establish its commercial activities. Shipbuilders began to build again; Victory was launched in 1784, Success was launched in 1785, and five sloops were built in 1787, along with the 164-ton Nancy. Shipbuilders along the Mystic River were the busiest.
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Named Archpriest of the Cathedral of Mende in 1803, he later became bishop with the support of Napoleon. Jean Vernon, who held an itinerant and underground ministry disguised as furrier during the Terror period, succeeds him at the parish of Meyrueis (1803-1805).The following priests at Meyrueis were Barthélémy Sant-Léger (1805-1812) and Etienne Blanquet de Rouville (1812-1822) Freedom of worship encourages Protestants of the city to build again a temple in 1797. Poorly built, it nearly collapses, is closed in 1829, and then demolished in 1836.
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Vellore was formerly called Velappadi (a place thickly surrounded by a particular tree called 'Velamaram') and for this reason and background the name Vellore came into existence. The Jesuits who had come with their followers here allowed by the King to build again and it is now with the Anglican Church). Ancient Jesuit documents show that among these Jesuits, there was one named Fr. Antonious Rubunus, a preacher and confessor, who was commuting between Chandragiri and Vellore. He was sent to Japan on 12 August 1642. On 22 March 1643 he was martyred at Nagasaki.
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He and his family would live in the houses he built, leading to them moving at least 16 times around the Drumcondra and Glasnevin area. The housing market went into decline during World War I, and during the Easter Rising a number of the properties Strain owned on Lower Sackville Street appear to have been damaged. He began to build again from the mid-1920s, at locations including Hollybank Road, Cliftonville Road, and the Cremore estate. Cremore was named for the townland in County Armagh that his father was from.
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The nation house was completed in 1930, and it was now not long before the nation felt ready to build again. In 1935 the question was raised whether it was time to build student housing for the nation's behalf. It was common in other European cities to build student housing, but in Sweden this had not yet been common in a more major scale. The donation that the nation had received in 1901 by psychiatry professor Nils Gustaf Kjellberg of Sweden's first clinical teacher in psychiatry, could now be used for this purpose.
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The rocky ledge of Sion is also equipped for walks and has many outstanding attractions such as "5 pineaux" and "Devil's Hole". In opposition to the forest this part of the coast is urbanized and constructed prewar villas and modern houses and buildings of 70/80 years and we continue to build again. Popular for its panoramic view of the Bay of Sion is on this part of the city that house prices are highest. The area of the village is in full redesign with the development of a major infrastructure project on the scale of the town: thalassotherapy.
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Spreading also began in the northernmost part of the IBM arc about 25 Ma and propagated south to form the Shikoku Basin. Parece Vela and Shikoku basin spreading systems met about 20 Ma and the combined Parece Vela Basin-Shikioku Basin continued widening until about 15 Ma, ultimately producing Earth's largest back-arc basin. The arc was disrupted during rifting but began to build again as a distinct magmatic system once seafloor spreading began. Arc volcanism, especially explosive volcanism, waned during much of this episode, with a resurgence beginning about 20 Ma in the south and about 17 Ma in the north.
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The rebuilding of the station Preungesheim took place from July to November 2015 and takes up the pre-planning for the extension to the Frankfurt mountain by the positions of side and middle platform were exchanged compared to the original condition. Original plans provided for 2013, the station Preungesheim initially provisionally for about € 560,000 to increase, then in time before the commissioning of the extension to the European district (then planned for 2019) completely demolished and build again. These plans were revised in the short term during the course of 2013. The stops Glauburgstraße and Musterschule have been rebuilt since March 29, 2016.
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Takumi regained his memories when Evolto regained his perfect form, and becomes Build again but refuses to work with the others. When the Genius Fullbottle refused to cooperate, he was visited by Sento's consciousness and allowed this alter-ego to access Genius Form for the first time. From that point onward, Takumi served as a spiritual adviser to Sento despite his sense of pessimism. Following the worlds' convergence, as revealed in Build New World: Kamen Rider Grease, Takumi exists as a separate being from Sento in their new universe and works despite being plagued by unpleasant memories of the old world.
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For the start of the 2007–08 season a new regime was put into place which included Victor Marley as club Chairman and Steve Evans as manager, with Paul Raynor as assistant. Crawley finished the season in a respectable 15th place, and were runners-up in the Sussex Senior Cup, despite the club's financial position and points deduction. In April 2008 Prospect Estate Holdings Limited took control of Crawley after buying it from the SA Group in conjunction with former owner John Duly. The club's financial worries were over and the club could look to build again and start the 2008–09 season on a level playing field.
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2015 spelled trouble when 11 soldiers were killed in a FARC ambush in April, and in retaliation, the military killed 26 of FARC's guerrillas. This resulted in FARC calling an end to its unilateral ceasefire that it had previously agreed to, and tension began to build again. In response to this, Cuba and Norway called on the two sides to continue efforts at a negotiated settlement, which resulted in a bilateral ceasefire due to the fact that the Conflict analysis resource center (Cerac) saw the lowest levels of violence since 1984 as a result of the unilateral ceasefire on FARC's side. Later that year there was more conflict as FARC sabotaged energy companies by spilling oil and bombing power plants.
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About 1839 Te Rauparaha made peace with the Ngāi Tahu, sending back to the south the chiefs Momo and Iwikau,Momo late in 1831 had travelled from Akaroa to Otago in the flax-trader Vittoria to seek assistance from the Ngāi Tahu for the defence of Kaiapoi against the expected attack by Te Rauparaha (Joseph price, M.S. Livres) and others of the more important among his captives. The Ngāti Toa and Ngāti Awa at this time began to come under the influence of the missionaries, and released their Ngāi Tahu slaves. Most of the returning Ngāi Tahu went to Banks Peninsula, Port Levy becoming the most populous settlement. They were a broken people, and could not hope to build again the Māori society that had been destroyed by Te Rauparaha's raids, and they had to face a new factor, the coming of the Pakeha.
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