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The show will pick up in 1953, when "the race to own Birmingham's massive reconstruction project becomes a brutal contest of mythical dimension", the BBC said.

From BBC

But if he were being asked effectively to govern Gaza, overseeing the reconstruction, the security and economic development of the Strip, that is quite another.

From BBC

Finally, The Times summarized certificates of occupancy issued by day to plot the reconstruction timeline for each fire.

It is thought reconstruction of the territory would cost more than £45bn over the next 10 years.

From BBC

The second would involve governance and reconstruction of Gaza, and the "third package, the perspective of two states".

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