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rebuild

verb as in repair

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verb as in restore

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At the time, the company was nearing the end of a rebuild of the club's main stand at Tynecastle stadium - erecting a 120-metre steel beam and steelworks to allow for 2,000 more seats.

From BBC

Much of the plan is focused on what the US calls an "economic development plan" to rebuild Gaza.

From BBC

Ultranationalists within that coalition hope to retain control of Gaza and rebuild Jewish settlements there.

From BBC

Now, after being a key part of their rebuild, the 25-year-old will get the chance to make his postseason debut at Dodger Stadium.

Noem’s actions in Naples suggest the injection of political favoritism into an agency tasked with saving lives and rebuilding communities wiped out by disaster.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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