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In 2010, however, construction came to a halt.

For a time construction came to a halt.

Construction came to dominate the economy, and low interest rates spurred a housing boom.

Bids for new construction came in way over budget, Ms. Nolon said.

Another piece of upbeat news on Friday: reports on consumer sentiment and home construction came in better than expected.

With the Cuban revolution in 1959, most development on the island nation, including construction, came to an abrupt halt.

With this new construction came new thinking about how, where, and with what tools American children should be educated.

All told, the restoration of the old structure and the new construction came to about 550,000 euros (about $700,000).

The main tool in the construction comes from the theory of indeterminate Stieltjes moment sequences.

But this new construction comes at a price, one some environmentalists feel is too steep.

The new construction comes as political criticism in the United States has mounted over Xi's visit.