Rebuilding or reassembling of a destroyed infrastructure.
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In particular, children would wait for years for schools to be rebuilt.
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Lands Minister Ralph Regenvanu said people need to get their homes rebuilt.
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Aeries could be rebuilt; the future was much more difficult to replace.
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The financial system, they add, needs to be rebuilt almost from scratch.
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Today, a rebuilt Dookey Chase continues as a celebrated New Orleans landmark.
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That was years ago, and I'm sure they've rebuilt it by now.
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Seven years after its planned opening, the airport is still being rebuilt.
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The hall was destroyed by arsonists before being rebuilt two years ago.
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She lives in Richmond, never having rebuilt her house in the country.
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The university rebuilt almost its entire grounds over the past three years.
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The Queen has arrived to officially open the BBC's rebuilt Broadcasting House.
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However, a 141-run stand between Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh rebuilt the innings.
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If the house is rebuilt there, maybe her dad will come back.
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After all, the Stadel would have to be rebuilt at great cost.
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The river waters had receded, but the towns were not yet rebuilt.
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He bombed with The Beach, rebuilt his career with 28 Days Later.
