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Meanings of rebuild in English
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Usage of rebuild in English
1
Two more days; then perhaps this court could begin to rebuild itself.
2
PPIP was intended to help rebuild a market for troubled mortgage debt.
3
She said she hoped a rebuild could be completed within ten years.
4
We have a plan to rebuild our economy and to create jobs.
5
I wish France strength and shared purpose as they grieve and rebuild.
6
In addition, China could rebuild the bombed facilities within a few years.
7
Any new political crises could delay efforts to rebuild Zimbabwe's ruined economy.
8
Extraordinary powers for extraordinary times - the go ahead to rebuild Christchurch.
9
But, Canavan wrote, there is a fairly easy way to rebuild confidence.
10
The battle to rebuild Labour in Scotland, he said, would begin immediately.
11
But the situation remains complicated for MGM, struggling to rebuild after bankruptcy.
12
The political victors would not be those who wish to rebuild politics.
13
Can he rebuild his broken kingdom and protect them from new threats?
14
It could take several years for the company to rebuild the unit.
15
She said initial documentation required for the rebuild would be completed quickly.
16
It could take as long as a year to rebuild, or more.
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Australia
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South Africa
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