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He said the stocks should be rebuilt over a longer time.

Now that same Malian Army, which the United Nations expected to be rebuilt over many months of training, has been thrust into the fight once again after a sudden militant surge this month — though it is no better prepared than it was before.

The Government of Haiti's capacity, in terms of both human resources and physical infrastructure, cannot be rebuilt over night.

The cathedrals of Europe, the palaces of Russia, the temples of Kyoto, the market towns of England, have been rebuilt over and again as peoples treasure their status in community self-consciousness.

Sections of path are being rebuilt over pipes to create mini-bridges.

In 1933 the town of Kos was destroyed by an earthquake but was rebuilt over the old Turkish quarter.

Nigeria reabsorbed Biafra, however, and the region was rebuilt over 20 years as its oil-based economy prospered anew.

New Orleans' levees and floodwalls have been rebuilt over the past eight years at a cost of $14.5bn.

The bell-shaped, 18th-century church that once was host to Johann Sebastian Bach in an organ recital was rebuilt over 20 years with thousands of private donations.

Wooden L platforms that were rebuilt over the past few years as part of the $530 million Brown Line renovation are already deteriorating at some stations.

Treated by Gillies, hundreds of soldiers were given hope; faces disfigured in combat were rebuilt over many months to resemble those of men again.