Major changes were introduced in 1998, when the king dissolved the cabinet to have it reconstituted, in part, through election by the Tshogdu.
And if you think all wasabi tastes the same, you have yet to sample (for $2.50 extra) fresh Japanese horseradish sweet, sharp, coarse-textured and a revelation to those who have had it only in a powdered, reconstituted state.
But it is also head over heels in love with what LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne has dubbed "Third LA" – that's to say, the vibrant, confident, colourful, municipally self-conscious (and, let's admit, gentrified) Los Angeles as it has reconstituted itself in the quarter-century since tearing itself apart with the 1992 Rodney King riots.
In the past it has reconstituted itself at a series of hospitable art biennials: Istanbul in 2005, Venice in 2009 and Sharjah in 2011.
It has reconstituted dialogue on a global scale.
We have used a recombinant human histone H1 (H1.1) in which the N- and C-terminal domains (NTD/CTD) have been swapped and we have reconstituted it on to a 208-bp nucleosome.
It had only recently reconstituted the national police force, which had been disbanded at the end of the war, and its prisons were vastly underequipped to handle an explosion of the inmate population.
Now it has been reconstituted, and the Riot Club is once more sitting down to one of its fabled hard-drinking, room-wrecking ceremonial dinners.
Repeated police raids have shut down the camp, but it has always reconstituted itself.
As it happens, Japan has progressively reconstituted its military force, and secret accords made in the nineteen-sixties allowed the United States to introduce nuclear weapons into the archipelago, thereby rendering those three official principles meaningless.
