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The new Afghanistan, he added, could only be built from the centre.
Pro-union campaigners said loss of contracts would be inevitable if Scotland became independent because UK military ships could only be built in UK shipyards.
Babloo says he knew there was a culture of substance abuse in the commandos: "That kind of killing machine could only be built with the use of drugs".
But the commission said the third runway could only be built if Heathrow met stringent conditions on noise and air pollution.
Castles, which were virtually unknown in pre-Conquest England and could only be built with royal permission, provided bases for administration and military organization.
At the unveiling in December, Mr. Serra made reference to that drive when he said his large-scale sculptures could "only be built where there is faith and values to support the enormous efforts of such an undertaking".
The spokesperson stressed these integrations would only be built if they could be privacy safe.
"But this could only be done if the I.N.C. built up its strength in the north and the south by luring defectors and acquiring arms".
Wish We Were builds and builds until really it could only be accommodated live in a sonic cathedral.
The hall could only have been built in a country such as Portugal which takes the results of architectural competitions seriously.
