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The entire institutional infrastructure of VET had to be rebuilt from an almost "empty space" after 1991.

The epidermis is constantly sloughing off from above and being rebuilt from a pool of dividing stem cells at the innermost epidermal layer.

The city was almost completely destroyed by fire in 1720 and was rebuilt from a plan that gave it wide, regular streets and a main axis running east and west along the canalized Vilaine.

The numbers of both MHC Class IIlo and MHC Class IIhi cTECs increased, however, indicating that in the regenerated thymi this MHC Class IIhi cTEC compartment was rebuilt from a progenitor TEC pool (Fig. 4F,G).

The road was rebuilt from an undivided two-lane road into a divided four-lane road.

I also went out on a limb and "bet" that an unemployment check-processing system that California State had budgeted $50 million to upgrade could be rebuilt from scratch for a tenth of the cost, in a fraction of the time.

'It is like a small country that must be rebuilt from scratch,' President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani told Iranian television after a helicopter flight over the disaster area.

"Adam has a lot of hiring to do" said Thomas Wallace, editorial director of Condé Nast, confirming that the magazine will, in a sense, be rebuilt from the ground up in New York.

In other words, would the entire dosage compensation network have to be rebuilt from scratch each time any copy acquires a better mutation?

Are we looking at a Steelers team that has to be rebuilt from top to bottom, and is Tomlin up to the task?

After the normalization a per-bp-signal output signal can be rebuilt from the centre-averages filling in missing values between centres with e.g. the value of the centres or the averages between adjacent centres.