The roads need reconstruction, the sewer system needs reconstruction, the water supply network needs reconstruction, the entire electricity grid is completely destroyed.
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"We're not interested in social reconstruction; it's human reconstruction," she continued.
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The Reconstruction network could stitch together disconnected places where Reconstruction history happened.
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It was after the Civil War, in the Reconstruction and post-Reconstruction South.
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In crafting these flags, Clark is doing the work of reconstruction that Reconstruction never did.
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Although patients are often encouraged to have reconstruction immediately after mastectomy, patients who delayed reconstruction were found to be significantly less likely to develop complications than those undergoing immediate reconstruction.
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In 1947, he was honored by the Ministry of Reconstruction and Urbanism for his contributions to reconstruction efforts.
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As in the case of the original Reconstruction, the accomplishments of the Second Reconstruction were also slowly chipped away.
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"I've had go-go dancers who do not want reconstruction and nuns who say, 'I need reconstruction,'" she said.
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Donors pledged $4.1 billion for reconstruction after the earthquake, but aid groups have criticized the slow pace of government reconstruction efforts.
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Her blog post is where we finally learn the technique was not used on Murphy and cannot be used in conjunction with implant reconstruction, the most common and least complicated form of breast reconstruction, and the type of reconstruction Murphy underwent.
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Perhaps the most surprising fact about Reconstruction is that its rollback has lasted far longer than Reconstruction itself, and it continues to this day.
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According to England's National Mastectomy and Breast Reconstruction Audit in 2011, for example, only four in ten women in England were satisfied with how they looked unclothed after a mastectomy without reconstruction, rising to six in ten of those who had had immediate breast reconstruction.
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The Russian military has provided some help with reconstruction projects but lobbying by Moscow has failed to persuade the international community to pay for long-term reconstruction.
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And any Syrian reconstruction effort that can't or won't address areas under Assad's control -- the capital and all major Syrian cities -- isn't much of a reconstruction enterprise.
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He had already taken out a small loan to finance reconstruction, but with a family of eight, he said, the reconstruction money would be a big help.
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"I think any woman or man, anytime that you go through something like reconstruction or prior to reconstruction, obviously you're not feeling 100 percent about yourself," she says.
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Curiously, however, he uses the old vocabulary of disdain, designating pro-Reconstruction Southern whites as "scalawags" and pro-Reconstruction Northerners as "carpetbaggers," just as their enemies styled them.
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He advocates a far-reaching reconstruction of our governmental system, and he calls for a new method of constitutional revision which will bring such reconstruction within easy reach.
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Since 2001, the U.S. has spent an estimated $714 billion in war and reconstruction in Afghanistan, according to the Pentagon's Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) July report.
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Her options, she said, are to keep the devices in her body, remove them and forgo reconstruction, or remove them and do the fat-based reconstruction procedure that's highly invasive.
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Surgical complications can occur during reconstruction, which is often a protracted process, and many women have unrealistic expectations about what the new breasts will look and feel like after reconstruction.
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As the article also notes, breast reconstruction is certainly not the only choice for breast cancer survivors, and the decision not to undergo breast reconstruction is equally personal and profound.
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"We finished one battle but we are engaged now with a war for reconstruction," said Mustafa al-Hiti, the head of Iraq's reconstruction fund for areas affected by terrorist operations.
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The key is to begin now to work through the vexing issues associated with the reconstruction and use the imperatives of reconstruction to drive peace and promote cooperation in the region.
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" Dr. Pusic said the complication rate after reconstruction is probably "higher than what we've been telling people" but emphasized that "choosing reconstruction largely restores satisfaction with your breasts and psychosocial functioning.
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" Quevedo also notes that Spanish law "forbids identical reconstruction.
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That same year, however, W. E. B. Du Bois published "Black Reconstruction in America," a powerful challenge to the mythologies about slavery, the Civil War and Reconstruction that historians had been purveying.
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"I did some cartilage reconstruction on my nose," she said.
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"The reconstruction has been extremely slow, dangerously slow," Surillo said.
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But following the reconstruction, she developed a surgical site infection.
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Altchek did a successful reconstruction of Bailey's shoulder in 2013.
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Cabinet meeting on law decree on reconstruction after the Aug.
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For a time, a majority of white Northerners supported Reconstruction.
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Authorities say their reconstruction would be too expensive and unsustainable.
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Now he is helping El Cerro in its reconstruction efforts.
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"Black Reconstruction in America," by W. E. B. Du Bois.
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Reconstruction will take two years and cost $6.5bn, he says.
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Noel Zamot will be in charge of power reconstruction efforts.
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It was all about the visual reconstruction of a situation.
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The reconstruction of Lilias Adie's face (The University of Dundee)
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Apart from the reconstruction expense, another toll is on tourism.
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The subsequent reconstruction effort hit an unexpected roadblock: missing landowners.
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"The mission for us is stabilization not reconstruction," Green emphasized.
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The Apidima 2 skull fragment (right) and its reconstruction (left).
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"(Qusayr's reconstruction) needs time," Barazi told state owned Ikhbariyah television.
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This kind of reconstruction has both historical and archaeological dimensions.
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Reconstruction after a devastating earthquake in 2010 is proceeding slowly.
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Finally, in 20123, Priority agreed to cover her genital reconstruction.
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Reconstruction and its failure are precedents for understanding Barack Obama's
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Commonsense reforms to allow appropriate reconstruction upgrades are long overdue.
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These decisions unraveled the Reconstruction Constitution and its citizenship guarantee.
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Watch an impressive timelapse of the city's swift reconstruction above.
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Its reawakening came during the Second Reconstruction in the 1960s.
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Her narrative is a through reconstruction of the project's missteps.
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As a result, the country faces years of reconstruction ahead.
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The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) told Hill.
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This leads to Grant's real strength: its treatment of Reconstruction.
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This time, however, both are in the process of reconstruction.
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Their combined reconstruction value is $27.7 billion, according to CoreLogic.
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He was the first Republican to do so since Reconstruction.
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But Reconstruction would topple in the face of reactionary violence.
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This and more can be watched in our video reconstruction.
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Reconstruction started in the early days of the Civil War.
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He's running to be Mississippi's first black senator since Reconstruction.
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Merely by staying in power, Mr. Assad could hinder reconstruction.
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Breast reconstruction after cancer surgery accounts for another 100,000 procedures.
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Just a few short weeks ago, she underwent reconstruction surgery.
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Thus, he carried insurance that covered most of the reconstruction.
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" But Mr. Philippot said the party's "reconstruction" was "going badly.
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But most areas still require reconstruction on a grand scale.
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After painstaking reconstruction, it was published after her Adah novels.
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That is when the real reconstruction needs to take place.
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And the reconstruction is that of a young female Denisovan.
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"The PRI needs a reconstruction, a new foundation," he declared.
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The debate has particular resonance in Germany, where reconstruction of structures destroyed in World War II has been a contentious issue, with some critics characterizing reconstruction as an attempt to erase memories of Nazism.
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The audit, conducted by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), the watchdog agency tasked with oversight of Afghanistan reconstruction operations, reveals disturbing evidence of waste, potential fraud and abuse of taxpayer dollars.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The reconstruction of houses destroyed in Nepal's devastating earthquakes last year will not begin until April, a year after the first tremors hit, the newly appointed head of Nepal's Reconstruction Authority has said.
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The research identified several factors that increase the risk of developing a complication, including being older, being overweight, smoking, undergoing a bilateral reconstruction procedure, undergoing radiation therapy during or after reconstruction or having had chemotherapy.
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Residents and other Yazidi families are funding the reconstruction, Mujewar said.
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I didn't go in to reconstruction to get a breast lift.
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Arthur I. Keller, depicted the Reconstruction-era Klansmen in an anachronistic
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Black politicians after Reconstruction passed legislation that led to public schools.
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She had immediate breast reconstruction and repeated the rigorous treatment schedule.
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Reconstruction-era west, of course, is the terrain of the Western.
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Hatami also said Iran can help with the reconstruction of Syria.
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That increases the pressure on him to manage the reconstruction well.
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President Michel Temer said that the museum's reconstruction would begin immediately.
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Mr Assad is using reconstruction to punish refugees and reward loyalists.
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The federal government has also promised to help as reconstruction begins.
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On the other side of disillusionment is the final phase: reconstruction.
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The reconstruction of trade barriers would put all that in jeopardy.
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The reconstruction effort is also pushing up prices of building materials.
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The photographs were used to create the reconstruction of Adie's face.
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What reconstruction has taken place has mostly benefited Mr Assad's cronies.
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The majority of the bill's money was directed toward Sandy reconstruction.
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Reconstruction is often a euphemism for the final act of destruction.
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Without the reconstruction of the northeast, there's no revival of Japan.
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Reconstruction. Of course, with even Donald Trump unlikely to undermine the
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Reconstruction, grew out of the French Resistance; this fact, coupled with
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Artist's reconstruction of the grave, showing how the bodies were positioned.
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Virtual reconstruction of the mandible, with extrapolated segment shown in grey.
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These portraits are part of a project sponsored by Reconstruction Inc.
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The mastectomy also caused reoccurring infections that made reconstruction surgery impossible.
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There are people still living in tents due to slow reconstruction.
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I thought it was important to introduce reconstruction in the training.
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Hip reconstruction results buoyed the third quarter, said analysts at Investec.
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Patrick Leahy about his former company Halliburton's involvement in Iraq's reconstruction.
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Altogether, 16 African-Americans served in the U.S. Congress during Reconstruction.
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The first problem is that the chronology is a retrospective reconstruction.
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Like the reconstruction plan for Constitución, it is a collaborative undertaking.
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Technology will be used to try to create a facial reconstruction.
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His return season was nonetheless hailed as a triumphant character reconstruction.
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Virginia's 1870 Constitution, passed during Reconstruction, banned voting by all felons.
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The country may need another Reconstruction once Trump is finally gone.
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This will involve contractors, and "international money" will flow into reconstruction.
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Others need more lab work done on remains or facial reconstruction.
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That's a big reason why reconstruction dragged on for so long.
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He believes artificial intelligence will allow for his "future reconstruction."—Motherboard
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Relentlessly optimistic, she jokes that she's excited about breast reconstruction surgery.
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The end of Reconstruction did not immediately lead to Jim Crow.
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They have a total reconstruction value of more than $5 billion.
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If Mr. Trump loses, the party faces a daunting reconstruction challenge.
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Estimates for long-term reconstruction in North Korea top $85033 trillion.
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You can see this in the backlash against Reconstruction as well.
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On Mosul's outskirts is a plant making asphalt vital for reconstruction.
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Its Renaissance reconstruction, the Aqua Vergine, feeds the famed Trevi Fountain.
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It estimates the total cost of Iraq's reconstruction at $88 billion.
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Mr. Foner is a historian who specializes in the Reconstruction period.
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But the challenges facing Prince Abdulaziz go beyond the reconstruction efforts.
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But this month's election is about more than reconstruction or reform.
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He once spent 18 months embroiled in reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan.
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In fact, international donors have snubbed Baghdad's request for reconstruction funds.
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Up to one-third of women who undergo reconstruction experience complications.
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Yilingia spiciformis fossil (left), track marks (right), and artist's reconstruction (center).
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Despite this enormous expenditure, the reconstruction effort remains tenuous and incomplete.
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Most public housing is in desperate need of reconstruction and rehabilitation.
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The physical reconstruction of our city has been slow but steady.
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The U.S. has already spent $117 billion on Afghanistan reconstruction efforts.
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After more than 120 years of use, "sexy" resists overnight reconstruction.
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The reconstruction was assigned to Italian firms Salini Impregilo and Fincantieri.
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In a January report, the Pentagon's Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), the U.S. oversight agency for Afghan reconstruction efforts, said the U.S. has committed more than $8.5 billion to counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan.
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Abandoning Afghanistan's reconstruction would allow terrorist groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda to persist and would let the Taliban take control of even more territory, according to Felbab-Brown, who wrote a book on Afghanistan's reconstruction.
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THE SECOND FOUNDINGHow the Civil War and Reconstruction Remade the ConstitutionBy Eric Foner Why does the brief period known as Reconstruction, a century and a half ago, still influence the state of the Union so heavily?
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KIEV, Nov 22 (Reuters) - The European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will provide a 900 million euro ($992 million) loan to Ukraine for road reconstruction, the Ukrainian government said on Friday.
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Up to this point, the lack of peer-reviewed studies on large populations of women who underwent free-flap breast reconstruction with sensory nerve repair makes any claims to successful restoration of sensation in breast reconstruction inconclusive.
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Maisel's indulgence in its reconstruction of 1959 New York — a reconstruction that deliberately sands off the vast majority of that era's rough edges — has a point and purpose beyond existing as the world's most elaborately beautiful doodad.
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Concrete was used in the subsequent reconstruction of gables and roof beams.
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Most historians say Reconstruction ended with the disputed presidential contest of 1876.
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Reconstruction is quite a ways off, maybe ten months at the earliest.
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And maybe I haven't met someone because reconstruction isn't really over. Maybe?
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The Delaware State Park Police Collision Reconstruction unit was leading the investigation.
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She had a single mastectomy in 2016 and breast reconstruction this year.
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Finance sector players HSBC and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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Eventually, they hope this may even be used with gender reconstruction surgery.
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I decided I wanted Genital Reconstruction Surgery (GRS) in October of 2013.
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Awamiyah's reconstruction is also meant to entice Shia Arabs in the region.
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For many people, reconstruction meant living a life in some way diminished.
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Such was the case of Joseph Cole, Koppelman's first attempt in reconstruction.
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Saudi Arabia would lead a regional push for the reconstruction of Gaza.
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A lacewing larva trapped in amber (left) and an artist's reconstruction (right).
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He believes it will cost 49bn pesos ($956m) to pay for reconstruction.
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The country also stands to gain from reconstruction in war-ravaged Syria.
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Stony the Road: Reconstruction, White Supremacy and the Rise of Jim Crow.
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Insurers reckon a dollar spent on such measures saves five in reconstruction.
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The smell of fresh paint from the reconstruction hung over the crowd.
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It is such a deeply personal and gut-wrenching reconstruction of identity.
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The reconstruction of Live Aid even includes a convincing Bob Geldof doppelgänger.
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Those homes have a reconstruction value of just more than $130 billion.
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Reconstruction teaches us the critical importance of open access to the ballot.
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Ten years later, reconstruction of the palace grounds may be fast approaching.
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For preservationists wishing for a faithful reconstruction, this information will be key.
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War followed, as did emancipation and an incomplete reconstruction of American democracy.
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Some have the reconstruction but it doesn't work because recovery is challenging.
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Investigators will be conducting a reconstruction of the accident scene, Halbert said.
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"They represent a milestone in Somalia's development and reconstruction," the bank said.
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A detailed police reconstruction found that the entire attack lasted 82 seconds.
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Mr Sitapati persuasively demolishes this charge with a careful reconstruction of events.
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The historical buildings in Assassin's Creed: Origins betray no signs of reconstruction.
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How then did Ubisoft manage to put together such a convincing reconstruction?
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Due to Reconstruction, due to Jim Crow, and as evidenced by the
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Grimm has also had chest reconstruction surgery but not sex reassignment surgery.
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Right: A traced reconstruction revealing the possible volcanic eruption in more detail.
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These resources will be critical to the regime's long-term reconstruction project.
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These collaborationists will render themselves ineligible to participate in the party's reconstruction.
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She returned to Baba to help with the reconstruction of the settlement.
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In the reconstruction South, the result was politicians stoking white supremacist groups.
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The exhibition then goes into World War II and post-war reconstruction.
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Others located its genesis in Reconstruction or the pre-Civil War North.
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Reconstruction-era talk re-emerged after Mr. Obama was elected in 2008.
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Many houses were in ruins, but a surprising number were under reconstruction.
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Smalls became a crusading state legislator and United States congressman during Reconstruction.
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But Johnson, the racist that he was, opposed many aspects of Reconstruction.
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And Russia's competition with Iran over reconstruction contracts risks eroding their alliance.
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Its Renaissance reconstruction, the Aqua Vergine, feeds the famed Baroque Trevi Fountain.
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The one in the Forbidden City today is a reconstruction from 1931.
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So the building from which Parisians watched the fire is a reconstruction.
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Then, as now, the ballot held the key to a new Reconstruction.
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Jucundus's property marks their first complete detailed reconstruction of a large house.
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It followed some 2,20163 women who had breast reconstruction surgery between Feb.
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William T. Sherman discussed Reconstruction with a delegation of 20 black leaders.
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The environment reconstruction, however, was merely one task in a larger project.
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Managing such reconstruction amid the ravages of war is a constant struggle.
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Together, they have stalled the resort's reconstruction and hurt the island's economy.
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Since then, reconstruction of this regional capital of 72,000 still hobbles on.
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It happened after Reconstruction, the New Deal and the civil rights movement.
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I bet you didn't know that the Reconstruction was working in Wilmington.
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Even during the demolition and reconstruction, however, the trains ran as usual.
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Ms Gomez also offers another explanation, rooted in the politics of reconstruction.
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The Second Founding: How the Civil War and Reconstruction Remade the Constitution.
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A 500-foot-long, "Biblically accurate" reconstruction of Noah's Ark in Kentucky.
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A monument to a Reconstruction-era insurrection was taken down last month.
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Their collaboration led to her facial reconstruction of the Native American man.
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"This is a fundamental reconstruction of the existing Penn," Mr. Cuomo said.
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They can also consider elevation of homes and reconstruction of damaged ones.
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At the age of 72, reconstruction did not seem to make sense.
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Reconstruction might get the cancer, but it would not fix the walk.
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Congress created the office to oversee U.S-led reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan.
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"Reconstruction: America After the Civil War" premieres April 9 at 9 p.m.
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Preliminary reconstruction of the disaster has revealed the outline of what occurred.
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To support this reconstruction, Friedman relies on several converging lines of evidence.
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Masao Uchibori contended that the area was showing notable progress in reconstruction.
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One surgery, clitoral reconstruction, is viewed with caution by some medical experts.
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"The carnotaurus was pretty good reconstruction — a good CGI model," he said.
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"But this needs to be followed up" with aid, reconstruction and jobs.
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I thought Reconstruction was a mistake, a prime example of federal overreach.
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The reconstruction was assigned to the Italian firms Salini Impregilo and Fincantieri.
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He formerly headed PECDAR, the Palestinian Economic Council for Development and Reconstruction.
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And the Reconstruction Era National Monument in coastal Beaufort County, South Carolina, will "tell the vibrant story of the robust community developed by freed former African American slaves in the Reconstruction Era South," according to the White House.
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Historiographical controversies have not normally factored heavily in presidential politics, but where the Democratic Party of Arkansas was on Reconstruction in 1976 is simply not where the Democratic Party of the United States is on Reconstruction in 2016.
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One year on from the quake, reconstruction has been slow and uneven in the poor Himalayan country, and most of the $4.1 billion that donors pledged for reconstruction in June last year remains unspent because of political squabbling.
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The United States alone has spent close to $500 billion on its Afghanistan mission since 2002, most of it on military operations but roughly a fifth — $113 billion — on reconstruction, according to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.
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The good news is that reconstruction rates are generally increasing and in 85033, a study from authors at various academic institutions around the United States, reported reconstruction rates of 42 percent of women in large cities like Los Angeles.
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The astronomers also used reconstruction software and algorithms to visualize the star's surface.
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After ridding herself of a certain problematic cult, she's been in reconstruction mode.
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Click here to view original GIFA reconstruction of Juno's journey around the poles.
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He drove her to the hospital for her second mastectomy and breast reconstruction.
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The bigger picture, once this battle is won, is about reconstruction and reconciliation.
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They expressed "anxieties" about the prospects of their return and reconstruction, he said.
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The alliance between conservative politicians and right-wing terrorists didn't end with Reconstruction.
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Julius Caesar had &aposcrazy bulge&apos on his head new 3D reconstruction shows.
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Caption: Artistic reconstruction of Kumimanu biceae in size comparison to a human diver.
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This reconstruction is based on recordings recovered when the wreck was finally found.
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General Suleimani's rival bloc, known as al-Bina ("Reconstruction"), has 109 or so.
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Kuwait will host an international conference on Iraq's reconstruction on Feb 12-14.
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Then there is bid-rigging, price-fixing and collusion around major reconstruction projects.
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A street in GTA V (left) and its reconstruction through capture data (right).
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Workers continue the decontamination and reconstruction process at the base of the reactors.
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Old Sydney Town was a reconstruction of the city's original layout in 290.
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It was only transferred into government hands in 1999 ahead of its reconstruction.
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Mexico's federal government has already allocated 48bn pesos ($2.6bn) to post-earthquake reconstruction.
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The money pledged by foreign governments for reconstruction has been slow to arrive.
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The initial stage will involve gathering data and the reconstruction of the timeline.
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County and state Reconstruction governments were made up of both blacks and whites.
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O a California-based risk analysis firm, with reconstruction possibly totaling $27.7 billion.
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There, unlike many of his compatriots, he spoke out in favor of Reconstruction.
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The surgery revealed that he also had an ACL injury, which required reconstruction.
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The reconstruction contract has been awarded to Italy'sbiggest builder Salini Impregilo and shipbuilderFincantieri.
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The operations center coordinates reconstruction efforts between the government and the private sector.
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Mosul needs at least $2 billion of reconstruction aid, according to government estimates.
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Germany then ran budget and trade deficits to finance reconstruction in the east.
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So that's why we (have) now resorted to investment and reconstruction through investment.
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Parliament did not pass a law creating the National Reconstruction Authority until December.
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In 1978, Bill Clements became the first Republican governor of Texas since Reconstruction.
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This is commonly a precursor to either breast reconstruction or a breast implant.
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With that caution in mind, "Detroit" is best viewed as a plausible reconstruction.
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Mr. Poletti later helped direct the Army's reconstruction efforts in post-war Italy.
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The international community pledged $10 billion toward the country's relief and reconstruction efforts.
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I think our efforts in terms of reconstruction need to be shut down.
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But many patients are not offered reconstruction because of financial or access issues.
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For many women, breast reconstruction is an important component of the recovery process.
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The project has been operated by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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So, of course, are the salient facts of the so-called Reconstruction years.
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Doctors hope to reattach the nose during reconstruction surgery in the next year.
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She originally got the devices as part of reconstruction for a double mastectomy.
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Espy is vying to become the first black senator from Mississippi since Reconstruction.
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There will be months of work ahead from demolition to repairs and reconstruction.
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I was writing about women who had decided against breast reconstruction after mastectomies.
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Artificial breast implants are the most common method of breast reconstruction after mastectomy.
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With each reconstruction of the past, a bit of the present is reflected.
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Snodderley's family could not afford facial reconstruction surgery and she became a recluse.
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Yet cracks are appearing, as the reconstruction era beckons somewhere on the horizon.
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Isn't this evolution to some degree a result of post-Marshall Plan reconstruction?
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Is the American public willing to commit itself to years-long reconstruction efforts?
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Amid the pain, she said that she now tried to focus on reconstruction.
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What we're reading: This reconstruction of the disappearance of MH370, in The Atlantic.
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Eventually, they managed to put together an accurate reconstruction of her entire genome.
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Efforts to fund the reconstruction and renovation of the cathedral are already underway.
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Neither can afford Syria's reconstruction, which by some reckonings could exceed $200 billion.
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How closely should the planned reconstruction adhere to the original design and materials?
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After she joined him in Pennsylvania, he encouraged her search for clitoral reconstruction.
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Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. have committed billions in reconstruction aid to Iraq.
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He detailed how he kept track of each home elevation and reconstruction project.
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Reconstruction has been slow, and there is still a long way to go.
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Unlike the initial emergency response, this level of help is more about reconstruction.
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In reality, the Republican Party gave up on Lincoln's vision and abandoned Reconstruction.
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Called Reconstruction, it was characterized by political strife, economic peril and racial violence.
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Thompson said the crash is under investigation by the major crash reconstruction team.
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The education, reconstruction and health sectors receive around 8 percent of the budget.
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The justification for this approach was that Reconstruction was unnatural, immoral and reckless.
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But that state largess may have undermined private initiative during this reconstruction period.
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The city created the "Build It Back" program to provide assistance for reconstruction.
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As homeowners prepare for reconstruction, the demand for self-storage units rises considerably.
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But it took a narrow view of the Reconstruction amendments, including the 15th.
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Take a look at our reconstruction of what went wrong at the caucuses.
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Of these, Revels and Blanche K. Bruce were elected from Mississippi during Reconstruction.
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And "Girl Like Me" suggests an acoustic reconstruction of Timbaland's stutter-step productions.
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Iraq needs some $33 billion now to begin its reconstruction, al-Hiti said.
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Mitchell did for slavery what Dixon did for Reconstruction and Burroughs for Africa.
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Without the changes of Reconstruction, Barack Obama could not have been elected president.
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I'm reading a bunch of Reconstruction books right now, and they're all paper.
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Tomorrow a new chapter starts in our history: our country's reconciliation and reconstruction.
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For peace and reconstruction we must provide emergency food aid and agricultural rehabilitation.
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After returning to North Carolina in 1865, Jones became active in Reconstruction politics.
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By 1867, he and his paper sided with the congressional Republicans' Reconstruction policies.
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Once Context 958's DNA is analyzed, the facial reconstruction will include eye and hair color, Chris Rynn, a lecturer at the Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification at the University of Dundee, who worked on the reconstruction, told The Guardian.
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He deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2005 to advise President Hamid Karzai's government; and in 2007 he ran the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Basra in Iraq, overseeing the post-conflict reconstruction of Basra province during the height of the conflict.
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Sources of information - In addition to the Supranationals Rating Master Criteria, , this action was additionally informed by information from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's annual and interim financial report.
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As Eric Foner narrates in his landmark history Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution, Reconstruction was a radical re-envisioning of the American state, a series of programs that carved out space for black political power and sought to address slavery's traumatic legacy.
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Dr. Sbitany said that since he started talking about the new option, known as prepectoral breast reconstruction, he has been besieged by patients who have had submuscular implants for five, 10 or 15 years and want the reconstruction done over.
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The assertive approach was epitomised by the Liberia Reconstruction and Development Committee, or LRDC.
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Image: Public DomainFactors other than a cranial analysis were also used for the reconstruction.
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It also approved 143.9 million reais ($36 million) for the reconstruction of a gasmeter.
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The already staggering reconstruction costs will rise by billions more if another hurricane hits.
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A reliable reconstruction of quail hip mobility using existing ligaments, and not just bone.
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She shows me an image of what I might expect before and after reconstruction.
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The recovery was difficult, and she did not plan on having reconstruction done afterwards.
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No black Democrat had been elected to a Senate seat or governorship since Reconstruction.
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But the moment I booked my forehead reconstruction surgery, I began growing them out.
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Reconstruction — in Mosul, Raqqa and other places once held by ISIS — has been slow.
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But the facial reconstruction surgeries were not enough to improve Katie's quality of life.
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Rescue operations have largely shutdown this week as efforts converted to recovery and reconstruction.
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Greg Abbott, and Secretary Elaine Chao to talk about reconstruction efforts in the region.
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With average reconstruction cost estimated at $21,20173, the risk is more than $22017 billion.
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LAST year The Economistlaunched its first virtual-reality experience, "RecoVR Mosul: A collective reconstruction".
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"When's your nipple reconstruction?" my breast surgeon asks at my post-mastectomy check-up.
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The cash-strapped Iraqi government has to rely on foreign donors for reconstruction money.
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Mr Abadi, a Shia Arab, pays lip service to reconstruction and reconciliation with Sunnis.
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VTB earlier agreed to provide Essar with up to $3.9 billion for debt reconstruction.
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The law says the government oversees reconstruction in areas damaged in disasters, including conflict.
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I remember she came home from having nipple reconstruction, after having her lump removed.
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Fletcher was heavily involved in reconstruction work after severe earthquakes in 2010 and 2011.
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We seek to address artist requirements, which necessitate lightweight editable representation and automatic reconstruction.
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Reasons for disillusion include the slow pace of reconstruction and the lack of jobs.
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The trends that led to Obama's presidency have sometimes been called a Third Reconstruction.
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But it was unclear how reconstruction and refugees fit into military-to-military communications.
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The farm, however, is under reconstruction after Hurricane María hit the island last September.
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How does losing a breast, or having a partial reconstruction, change your self-image?
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Why do some women opt for a prosthetic nipple over reconstruction of the nipple?
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Researchers examined outcomes after "Mohs reconstruction," a procedure to remove a skin cancer lesion.
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In Kalasa, recaptured in late 2016, there is no systematic reconstruction of residential areas.
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Fraser had to have facial reconstruction surgery while Mason was removed from the bench.
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After a period of reconstruction, the Naja return to fight for their ancestral homeland.
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As independent black churches proliferated in Reconstruction America, black ministers preached to their own.
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" But instead "we had Reconstruction, we had the reigns of segregation and Jim Crow.
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Faster reconstruction is urgently needed, to spare earthquake victims another winter in tin shacks.
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I never wanted a Barbie or a Bratz doll until I discovered doll reconstruction.
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Discovery and reconstruction of the ramp allows us to better understand ancient construction techniques.
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From what you have seen, how much of a challenge will reconstruction eventually be?
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"As a young active-duty soldier, they deserve the best reconstruction they can get."
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No amount of reconstruction could erase the tensions that remain beneath the false calm.
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Those who do stand down may be unfit to aid in their country's reconstruction.
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"Reconstruction is what will allow this community to live and to restart," he said.
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Mulvaney was the first Republican since the end of Reconstruction to hold the seat.
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Iraq's post-ISIS reconstruction will be vital to avoiding a return to future conflict.
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Erman's story is a critical addition to our understanding of Reconstruction and its afterlives.
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In 2008, Hegwood elected to have reconstruction surgery, which is common following a mastectomy.
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Some women will opt out of reconstruction for the reasons cited in your article.
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In truth, the issue is more complex and rates of reconstruction remain widely varied.
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He was elected lieutenant governor in 85033, becoming the fourth Republican elected since Reconstruction.
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Such reforms will encourage the foreign investment that is vital to Iraq's reconstruction efforts.
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So he chucked the reconstruction racket for a while to focus on original silhouettes.
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Doc sensed that his government-funded facial reconstruction had crested, and now was failing.
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He's vying to become the state's first black senator since Reconstruction in the Nov.
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But when it came to reconstruction he just didn't get why I wanted implants.
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Meanwhile, the Stafford Act limits federal reconstruction efforts to restoring the status quo ante.
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Through Reconstruction, local judges and sheriffs administered gun permits in a racially discriminatory way.
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The 230-page quarterly report also provides an overview of reconstruction costs in Afghanistan.
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Phee is now working with State Department Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconstruction Zalmay Khalilzad.
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Raising money for reconstruction projects is notoriously slow, but this time must be different.
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In January 1979, Bill Clements became the first Republican governor of Texas since Reconstruction.
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Here is our reconstruction of the most dramatic confirmation fight in a quarter-century.
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"U — July 22" is a rigorously faithful reconstruction of the events on the island.
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The ways you and your partners confront and tackle issues have undergone a reconstruction.
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Reconstruction will only benefit the regime and the warlords and foreigners who backed it.
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The reconstruction will occur under the supervision of Cardinal Ranjith, the Archbishop of Colombo.
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Mr. Gann's reconstruction has also been recorded by the Dutch pianist Jeroen van Veen.
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"It goes back to the Civil War, it goes back to Reconstruction," he said.
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The paper includes an artist's reconstruction of Anchiornis, based on all of this information.
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This exhibition about Reconstruction and its aftermath doesn't draw explicit parallels to today's politics.
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One in five requires more surgery, and in 5 percent of cases, reconstruction fails.
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The reconstruction took 15 months, during which Mr. Weinert, naturally, used the Pillow's archives.
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Now, after a $2.5 billion reconstruction effort, 98 percent of the population has electricity.
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And if their post-coming-out reconstruction failed, certain hallowed relationships would be lost.
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Front-page conflagrations compel Kennedy to send troops; terrified segregationists fear a Second Reconstruction.
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The administration also dangerously neglected reconstruction in the areas liberated from the Islamic State.
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His efforts to blunt Reconstruction after the Civil War helped further oppress African Americans.
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FEMA is delaying reconstruction projects related to previous disasters while its funds are low.
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Mumtaz and one of her sisters were sent to India for facial reconstruction surgery.
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The answer: An increasingly hostile disagreement between Congress and Mr. Johnson over Reconstruction policies.
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You have said that the rebuilding and reconstruction cannot be done without Mexican labor.
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A digital reconstruction of a drone strike's explosion was recreated physically for another exhibition.
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A photogrammetry-based reconstruction of the area of Hebron where the incident took place.
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Lowe pointed out a few divergences between Tutankhamun's tomb and his reconstruction of it.
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But reconstruction comes with its own challenges: more surgeries, more cost and more risk.
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California was the only free state to reject both amendments during the Reconstruction era.
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The joint-popping twists known as bone-breaking seemed to depict a personal reconstruction.
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As a positive sign it works, the reconstruction matched the Denisovan mandible almost perfectly.
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Non-kinetic operations do not consist of throwing massive amounts of money at reconstruction.
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A new approach to alleviate poverty and support reconstruction came from the World Bank.
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Kennis & Kennis appeared to be major players in the tiny field of Paleolithic reconstruction.
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Ramos planned to pay the rest of the contracts with reconstruction grants from FEMA.
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I'm the fourth elected African American in the history of this country since reconstruction.
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As I have done at the beginning of every Congress since my appointment as the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, I recently released our agency's High Risk report listing the most serious threats to America's 6900-year, $2628 billion reconstruction effort there.
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And I am in a [different] relationship now, and he was very supportive during reconstruction.
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Russia wants to stabilise the country and convince Western countries to start paying for reconstruction.
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A 1960s sensibility is preserved, helping to separate the tape from the NFL Films reconstruction.
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Ed Brooke, a Massachusetts Republican and the first black senator to be elected since Reconstruction.
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"Previously, the longest continuous global temperature reconstruction was only 22,000 years long," Snyder told Mashable.
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A couple of years down the road we might be talking about reconstruction of Libya.
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For the reconstruction, Morrison was given access to the skull, along with some historical information.
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Image: Casto VocalThe new 3D reconstruction also provided some new insights into the building's purpose.
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And 61 percent of women who had breast reconstruction or enhancement surgery were prescribed opioids.
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"I wish to play a constructive role in the reconstruction of this institution," Englund said.
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A cryo-EM reconstruction of the Zika virus showing the structure of its component proteins.
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"Hardy's 2001 paper was the 'Yes, we can!' moment of the reconstruction program," Chiribella said.
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A further approach in the spirit of quantum reconstruction is called quantum Bayesianism, or QBism.
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"I find this a striking illustration of the usefulness of the reconstruction approach," Chiribella said.
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The hope of the 1865-1877 Reconstruction era ended completely in 1896 with Plessy v.
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A photorealistic reconstruction of "Buckskin Girl," who the DNA Doe Project identified as Marcia King.
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Fraser had to have facial reconstruction surgery while Mason was subsequently removed from the bench.
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The Civil War was followed by the domestic terror of the South's backlash to Reconstruction.
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What I like about butoh is its potential for deconstruction and reconstruction of an image.
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REBOUNDS Nets guard JARRETT JACK had reconstruction surgery on his right anterior cruciate ligament Wednesday.
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You saw the first black mayors and the first black congressman and senator since reconstruction.
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In 21973, he became the first black candidate elected to the State Senate since Reconstruction.
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"Most of my enemies are guilty of Reconstruction thinking," he told The Times in 1970.
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Foner insists that true originalists must also honor the larger meaning of the Reconstruction amendments.
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Although Britain's emergency response was swift, many complain that reconstruction funds were slow to arrive.
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Poor planning allows mismanagement of reconstruction efforts and alleged corruption, making recovery slow and haphazard.
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The 2019 state budget allocates $560 million for Mosul's reconstruction, according to two Mosul lawmakers.
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At the core of white resistance to Reconstruction was the refusal to recognize federal authority.
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Resolution, however, remains slow, including sales of bad loans to so-called asset reconstruction companies.
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His father had to use the family's savings to complete the reconstruction of their home.
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Johnson was a pro-union Democrat who was unexpectedly tasked with helping to lead Reconstruction.
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An updated reconstruction of Anchiornis using the new body outline using laser-stimulated fluorescence data.
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When reconstruction begins the big sums start pouring in, and the most egregious pilfering occurs.
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High levels of property insurance penetration also reduce the reconstruction burden borne by the sovereign.
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A date has yet to be fixed for an international conference in Kuwait on reconstruction.
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The reconstruction includes a large house that belonged to a wealthy man named Caecilius Lucundus.
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The LKA's reconstruction allows users to slip on a VR headset and walk through Auschwitz.
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One woman in the film told her reconstruction was the best decision she ever made.
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Docherty, like Kahl, writes that the use of photogrammetric 3D reconstruction is possible, although unlikely.
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During Reconstruction, national Republicans failed to safeguard the control of state legislatures they briefly achieved.
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During Reconstruction, an increasingly polarized white electorate rejected black political activism rather than racist violence.
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INK's minority shareholders include Goldman Sachs and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
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During the Civil War and Reconstruction, more than 25,000 formerly enslaved Africans moved to town.
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How long do you think it will take to finish reconstruction and move everyone back?
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The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction in 2015 also raised issues with the contract.
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Three months after surgery I went to my plastic surgeon and asked for nipple reconstruction.
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The officials stressed that the multi-nation humanitarian and reconstruction effort remains in beginning stages.
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"By the time my body was ready for reconstruction, my insurance was gone," Nelson explained.
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In this reconstruction, the team recreated the house of a wealthy banker called Caecilius Iucundus.
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Secondly, came the budgets: $110 billion spent in the largest reconstruction effort in U.S. history.
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Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni responded that reconstruction was an absolute priority for the government.
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Gresback's update came as a Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) report was released.
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The Trump administration has told the Iraqis it won't pay for a massive reconstruction drive.
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Plainsboro, New Jersey-based Integra makes products used in neurosurgery, reconstruction, wound and dental care.
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I think that the reconstruction wasn't bad—it was based on real documents and facts.
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The plan was to have four rounds, and then a double mastectomy, followed by reconstruction.
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This involves 3D body scanning, VR-facilitated memory reconstruction, digital records, and memorial data services.
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There's no realistic way to base a reconstruction of its appearance on textual descriptions, either.
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How can the reconstruction be participatory to include all voices and needs of all residents?
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But the vast majority were commissioned later, from the end of Reconstruction to the present.
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Reconstruction is vital to maintaining calm in stressed provinces where opportunity and jobs are few.
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Stabilization helps build a foundation for long-term recovery but is not large-scale reconstruction.
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We are moving forward as a country; the light is part of our reconstruction effort.
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"The reconstruction of souls, by both sides, will take a long time," Mr. Nagy said.
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He has a chance for immediate playing time with a team undergoing another roster reconstruction.
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In this reconstruction, Paris wears the costume of the Scythians, a tribe in Central Asia.
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He slammed Trump for suggesting U.S. soldiers embezzled reconstruction funds lost during the Iraq War.
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Thirty victim witness specialists and crime reconstruction experts were on the scene, F.B.I. officials said.
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Rosselló worked as a team to ensure the best recovery and reconstruction of Puerto Rico.
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With fewer than one-in-six Harris County homeowners covered, residential reconstruction will be hampered.
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Harding was quick to find a silver lining in the reconstruction of his family's house.
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Reconstruction of this pinnacle was not originally part of the current $9 million restoration project.
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Kim Horner got the Biocell implants as part of breast reconstruction after a double mastectomy.
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Republicans won control of the state legislature in 2011, for the first time since Reconstruction.
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Farmers began substituting them for cotton after the boll weevil attacked their crops during reconstruction.
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She is the U.S. director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in London.
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"The Reconstruction of Chyna is about the reformation of mind, body, and soul," Anzaldo says.
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These agreements help utilities secure assistance for reconstruction from other utilities after a natural disaster.
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Will all victims of Harvey have the financial resources immediately available for cleanup and reconstruction?
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I applaud Rebecca Pine, featured in your article, for her decision to forgo breast reconstruction.
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To the Editor: Plastic surgeons are physicians first; we do not "aggressively promote" breast reconstruction.
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Still, there is limited research on prepectoral implant reconstruction or how women do long-term.
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Once, they even stripped the justices of jurisdiction over a case that threatened Reconstruction itself.
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Is the United States—especially the American public—willing to commit itself to reconstruction efforts?
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Notre-Dame's reconstruction is underway, though officials say the edifice is still being shored up.
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The war was over, but everything still seemed at stake in the struggle over Reconstruction.
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Days after a fire devastated Notre-Dame cathedral, France is shifting its focus to reconstruction.
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About a third had reconstructions using their own tissue, a procedure known as autologous reconstruction.
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A dizzying set of reforms, called Reconstruction, briefly transformed the South after the Civil War.
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But she knew that reconstruction could involve multiple surgeries that frequently result in major complications.
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The goal is to create millions of jobs while doing much-needed reconstruction and updating.
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In all, the reconstruction of L'Aquila and its suburbs is expected to cost €8 billion.
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If conservatives raise a new party, a "center" party or a Bush Reconstruction, Vermont Sen.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) confirmed it would have "someone" representing it.
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" At the time of reconstruction, this served the purpose of "stitching the Union back together.
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The last of the three Reconstruction amendments, it gave black men the right to vote.
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In Reconstruction, Lee made it clear that he opposed political rights for the former slaves.
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His family, which had previously operated a retail business, became heavily involved in reconstruction efforts.
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These, Mr Foner writes, in effect "eliminate[d] the black vote a generation after Reconstruction".
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Nellie is a large-breasted, plucky daughter of a sharecropper, living during the Reconstruction era.
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International donors pledged millions, which eventually tallied up to more than $10 billion for reconstruction.
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Oblak mapped out the dog's tumor using rapid prototyping and 3D-printed implants for reconstruction.
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FEMA is already delaying reconstruction projects related to previous disasters while its funds are low.
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They made peace in 1990 and ushered the war-torn capital into its reconstruction era.
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Our goal is to always fully inform women of the limitations and risks of reconstruction.
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The reconstruction contract has been awarded to Italy's biggest builder Salini Impregilo and shipbuilder Fincantieri.
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The region, rich in oil, water and farmland, is seen as important to Syria's reconstruction.
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Mr. Vroegh said in the interview that he had sought a mastectomy and chest reconstruction.
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The reversal of Reconstruction, and of basic rights for Southern blacks, is probably the closest.
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Buying black has been at the center of the fight for civil rights since Reconstruction.
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The reconstruction timeline also poses a risk to student safety and hinders the educational environment.
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All royalties from the MUSEUM LEGO sales will be reverted to the Museum's reconstruction fund.
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They say Puerto Rico's reconstruction will take years and billions of dollars in federal money.
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When reconstruction began, they were the ones installing new roofs and sheet rock on buildings.
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Afghanistan's economy is worsening and its security deteriorating despite more than a decade of U.S.-led reconstruction efforts and more than $100 billion poured into the country, according to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, an independent oversight agency created by Congress in 2008.
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"The United States will almost certainly continue to be the leading source of both military and civilian reconstruction aid to Afghanistan for years to come," the latest report from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, a Congressional oversight body, said only last month.
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"Reconstruction did not fail; in regions where it collapsed it was violently overthrown by men who had fought for slavery during the Civil War and continued that battle as guerrilla partisans over the next decade," historian Douglas R. Egerton wrote in The Wars of Reconstruction.
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Mueller indicts 13 Russian nationals; Zuma steps down in South Africa; and the U.S. deals a blow to Iraq's reconstruction Mueller indicts 13 Russian nationals; Zuma steps down in South Africa; and the U.S. deals a blow to Iraq's reconstruction Donald Trump may be a
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Before these storms, reconstruction projects had raised the roadbed of the eastern sections of U.S. 64.
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NFL Network showed a reconstruction of Super Bowl I drawn from the archives of NFL Films.
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Morrison decided to give Bellingham a neutral expression, and treat the facial reconstruction like any other.
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"Hopefully, based on that reconstruction, or that approximation, we&aposll get some more leads," Det. Sgt.
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That kind of aid would fall under FEMA's reconstruction program, known as C-G public assistance.
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" But he also said that "we are not in the business of nation-building or reconstruction.
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We are not seeing anywhere near the level of violence toward black people that followed Reconstruction.
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"What we didn't do, other than the post-Reconstruction era, is really move backward," he says.
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This could be the first time except for post-Reconstruction that the country really moved backward.
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The website has undergone some reconstruction since its inception and has moved to a new home.
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Fickle coalitions retarded growth and slowed reconstruction after a devastating earthquake killed 9,000 people in 2015.
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But the efforts of reconstruction, he told the residents, would require the help of all citizens.
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Civilians who survived the onslaught emerged to find their cities ruined, and reconstruction has been slow.
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Nor has Mr. Trump expressed any public interest in using the oil to fund Syria's reconstruction.
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And there are no standard procedures for hymen reconstruction—so far, doctors have been teaching themselves.
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Donors have pledged $303 billion for reconstruction, but rebuilding has been delayed by a political crisis.
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A young woman in her 20s, who had recently lost weight, was seeking nasal reconstruction surgery.
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They also hope the U.S. will encourage Western countries to help fund the reconstruction of Syria.
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Li said China would provide 150 million yuan ($22.7 million) to help with reconstruction in Marawi.
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Here's how the hand reconstruction got better over time:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Reconstruction of atmospheric lead concentrations from a Swiss Alpine ice core over the past 2,000 years.
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But the second part of Mr Abadi's promise, the reconstruction of Mosul, has been woefully neglected.
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An employee uses a a radiation dosage monitor as workers continue the decontamination and reconstruction process.
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Shortly before the elections, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, its divisive leader, called for "a reconstruction of the state".
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Cement that might be used for reconstruction is diverted to build underground tunnels to attack Israel.
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The report includes a video reconstruction of Saydnaya, based on survivors' memories of the brutal conditions.
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During the two-plus years that I was undergoing treatment and reconstruction, I wasn't having sex.
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The repercussions of Germany's crumbling infrastructure — and reconstruction efforts — extend beyond travel delays and traffic jams.
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The sums involved in reconstruction are huge, making it a magnet for all manner of fraudsters.
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" He also noted that the military had a role in "addressing long-term issues of reconstruction.
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AIR FRANCE-KLM Air France offered free transportation for all official participants in Notre-Dame reconstruction.
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The pieces created would then be auctioned off as part of fundraising efforts for the reconstruction.
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Reconstruction showing the preserved parts of the Peregocetus pacificus skeleton, in both terrestrial and aquatic configurations.
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Fukushima officials and residents have demanded TEPCO decommission its remaining reactors, saying uncertainty has hampered reconstruction.
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As I've written elsewhere, white southerners in the Reconstruction era saw their world turned upside down.
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A report from the Special Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction (SIGAR) reveals that as of Aug.
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