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Meanings of restored in English

Restoration of a noble title or rank.

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Usage of restored in English
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Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said all power would be restored within hours.
Reuters
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Several people were stabbed before French riot police restored order, officials said.
The Irish Times
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However, Suomela restored the Sharks' two-goal advantage just over four minutes later.
Reuters
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Other job technology firms say Google has restored industry innovation and competition.
Reuters
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EU and NATO dialogue with Russia was suspended, but restored months later.
Reuters
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This impressive 19th century house has been fully restored in recent years.
The Irish Times
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Officials on Ocracoke said power could be restored by late on Sunday.
Reuters
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It has restored hope and dignity to millions of people, he said.
Reuters
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All power should be restored by late Friday night, the utility said.
Jamaica Observer
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In Eastern Europe, Mamluk Egypt and Ming China, serfdom was effectively restored.
The Rational Optimist
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By midnight, Georgia Power had restored power to the most essential supplies.
Wired
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Supplies might be restored to some areas within 24 hours, officials said.
Reuters
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Ten days later, the company's position on the search engine was restored.
The Guardian
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I left here without hope but came back with my faith restored.
Sign of the cross
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The company hopes to have power restored to everyone by late Sunday.
Reuters
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However, Steven Saunders quickly restored the advantage before Dario Zanatta's late strike.
BBC
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