They are bent on reassembling the Russian empire.
So it's not surprising that the live action trailer is focused on reassembling the squad.
I'm working on reassembling my network, reaching out to old and new contacts now that I know (and can tell them) what I'm looking for: a position that allows me to used my analyst brain and my advocate heart without constricting either.
SERVICE -- Professional and attentive, with tableside tutorials on how to reassemble deconstructed dishes.
Packet switching is just like sending someone a book, each page in its own numbered envelope, for the recipient to reassemble on arrival.
As a phalanx of riot police officers advanced toward the crowd, protesters melted away into the alleys only to reassemble on the street a few minutes later.
They had such a blast, and enjoyed one another's company so much, that even after going their separate ways to college, they felt a need to reassemble on the Saturday after every Thanksgiving.
One solution suggested by abolition advocates would be a form of latent or virtual deterrence, based not on weapons all but ready to launch, but on the ability to reassemble or rebuild them.
The pitch worked, and so, bit by bit, pieces of the actual former club — the bar, the pay phone, the walls and the notoriously foul toilets — were removed from a Brooklyn storehouse, loaded onto trucks and reassembled on a clean, affluent intersection in Savannah, Ga.
The two-story masonry-block house, originally located at 18 Mamilla Street, was dismantled brick by brick and warehoused for ten years until builders were ready to reassemble it on Alrov Mamilla Avenue.
