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And because barn burnings were common, she added, they spent months documenting the paintings with photographs so he could recreate them if arsonists struck.

Through Maqroll, he could recreate Colombia's tropics, a world of cheap hotels, rundown hospitals, rusting ships, rain on corrugated roofs, screaming birds, banana leaves and the stink of decomposing marshes.

Whatever, it was apparent that Rogers, and Bias before him, believed he could "recreate" with coke without harm (there is no indication that Rogers or Bias was an addict).

Thanks to this, he could recreate his preferred blank background and shoot the "mud men" of Asaro or the peasants of Peru in the same neutralised setting as his fashion shots.

Here he could recreate the fishing community of his imagination, get the salty sea atmosphere just right and show the tragic protagonist as the misunderstood dreamer at odds with society that he felt Grimes to be.

Mr. Pittman promised analysts that he could recreate the service as a growth engine of the company by selling more advertising and other services, but that also proved more difficult than he realized, and he lost his chance to be seen as a savior.

But it took 11 years before she found a home where she could recreate her family's roots.

It wasn't a particular sound she could recreate, just a vibe that told her, in her words, "Not so fast, new girl".

In effect, they could recreate the thunderous lineup they employed with Morse in 2012.

The Reichmann family decided that they could recreate London's Financial District in a piece of land outside of London.

There, in a small closed space, in the dark, they could recreate the neurotic, loving, oppressive atmosphere of the shtetlekh they had left behind.