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An appeals court decided Wednesday to delay their appeals until after the vote, effectively restoring their candidacies.

Such a landscape approach is especially important for effectively restoring and managing already damaged or degraded rivers around the world.

The government said hundreds of families wearing ankle bracelets would be set free, effectively restoring the "catch and release" policy that President Trump had promised to eliminate.

A rapid repair technique for effectively restoring the original strength and stiffness of severely damaged RC columns under combined bending and compression loads is investigated.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Supreme Court struck down a controversial amnesty on Wednesday that had dismissed corruption allegations against thousands of Pakistan's politicians, including President Asif Ali Zardari, effectively restoring the cases against them.

In two landmark rulings for gay rights, the US supreme court today struck down the Defense of Marriage Act, the controversial law blocking federal recognition of same-sex marriages, and dismissed Proposition 8, effectively restoring same-sex marriage in California.

Restoration projects often do not effectively restore some key biological resources that take time, often centuries, to accumulate.

The common forestry practice of removing understory vegetation to prevent fire hazard (fuel management) probably has the side-effect of ameliorating these consequences, but it is uncertain whether it effectively restores habitats for early-successional species.

DRS has effectively restored that.

The gene-therapy treatment effectively restored the rats to a normal level of pain sensitivity.

That extra time allows DNA repair mechanisms to effectively restore the DNA sequences to normal.