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To repeat: It is not my intention to reconstitute the history of writing or literacy.
THE CIVILIZATION OF ILLITERACYMIHAI NADIN
He hoped from these two words to reconstitute his earlier personality.
THE MAN WITH THE BLACK FEATHERGASTON LEROUX
"To reunite and reconstitute the nations upon the foundation of unity of race," replied the professor.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 64, NO. 397, NOVEMBER 1848VARIOUS
There was nothing left of the pilot but one chin, one ear, one mouth, a torso and material enough to reconstitute two arms.
GEORGES GUYNEMERHENRY BORDEAUX
On the other hand, I can reconstitute vividly two absurd incidents, destitute of historical value.
HAWTHORNE AND HIS CIRCLEJULIAN HAWTHORNE
But can you reconstitute it for purposes of national defense?
CURRENT HISTORY: A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF THE NEW YORK TIMES, MAY 1918VARIOUS
Looking down again it was not difficult to reconstitute that German assault, made at night.
THEY SHALL NOT PASSFRANK H. SIMONDS
All efforts to raise the funds for finishing the ship proved unavailing; and it was determined to reconstitute the company.
THE LIFE OF ISAMBARD KINGDOM BRUNEL, CIVIL ENGINEERISAMBARD BRUNEL
For it is the business of this book not to linger upon the 236 pleasures of our journey, but to reconstitute an ancient thing.
THE OLD ROADHILAIRE BELLOC
Now there were sufficient details to reconstitute the tragic scene.
THE INHABITANTS OF THE PHILIPPINESFREDERIC H. SAWYER

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