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Ms. Parker said full service could not be restored until the street was repaired.

But the department's integrity cannot be restored until the truth comes out and any wrongdoers are punished.

Aid cannot be restored until the home country deals with the culprits, a process that can take weeks or months, if it happens at all, critics say.

Demand on the route remains strong today almost half a million ethnic Persians live in America but flights cannot be restored until the geopolitical landscape changes profoundly.

In Houston, hundreds of thousands of people remained without electricity, and officials said it might not be restored until the end of the week.

The people in red t-shirts boarded coaches back to their Sam's Club warehouses and the peace of the Ozarks was restored – until, that is, the Razorbacks play their next match.

"It won't fully be restored until we win the gold medal in Beijing, but the way we won was very, very impressive," guard Michael Redd said.

It will likely not be restored until next week, and the company is facing weeks of work and millions in repair costs.

Normal MAP could not be restored until HR decreased to the baseline, despite increasing of the dobutamine dose rate (up to a maximum of 1.5 μg kg−1 min−1) and the dose rate of fluid infusion.

Mr. Gilman stressed that the money would not be restored until Mr. Grullon was in the custody of United States officials.

No, really: calls for secession run through many of Mr. DiLorenzo's writings — for example, in his declaration that "healthcare freedom" won't be restored until "some states begin seceding from the new American fascialistic state".