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Examples of reconstruction

reconstruction
With the reconstruction complete, the researchers started validating their data.
From Ars Technica
The city requires a lot of reconstruction of the sewers, the water, the roads, the electricity systems.
From CNN
Reconstruction and rebuilding, good security in some areas and improvements in the education system were the main reasons.
From CBS News
I have arrived in a powerful place through this journey and the choice to forego reconstruction.
From Huffington Post
If it takes three knee reconstructions and replacing your entire spinal column with titanium alloy, it's a small price to pay to represent the shield!
From ESPN
Massive humanitarian aid will be needed pending the reconstruction.
From CNN
Overall, the rate of women getting bilateral mastectomies increased six times during the study period, and 75 percent of those women had breast reconstruction.
From CBS News
Within the plan, guiding principles were established for each area of reconstruction.
From Heritage.org
Final reconstruction of the eastern span began in 2002 and was completed in 2013.
From Phys.Org
After the fighting ended, there was a lot of talk about unity -- and a state-backed reconstruction campaign that funded the building of the town center.
From NPR
The side-by-side comparison of the pantry staple and the paleoneurological reconstruction shows just how startlingly small the dinosaur's brain was.
From National Geographic
Once recognized by both sides, such personnel could protect local populations while working to advance reconstruction and stabilization with local councils.
From The New York Review of Books
Luck contributed to this reconstruction of the spottily documented story about an often-homeless, itinerant and intoxicated teenager.
From OregonLive.com
Which is why the artist's larger-than-life reconstructions (and deconstructions) are so aptly-fitting in this context.
From Huffington Post
This is a visual reconstruction from array-tomography data of synapses in the mouse somatosensory cortex, which is responsive to whisker stimulation.
From CNET
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Collocations withreconstruction

reconstruction

These are words often used in combination with reconstruction.

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breast reconstruction
Comparison of immediate and delayed free tram flap breastreconstruction in patients receiving postmastectomy radiation therapy.
detailed reconstruction
Our detailed reconstruction of folio 107 will be published elsewhere.
economic reconstruction
Societal reconciliation, democratisation and economicreconstruction are seen as three mutually reinforcing dimensions of sustainable peace, development and democracy.
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