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It was rebuilt from the rubble of the original church by the 3rd Earl of Bute in about 1890.

He doesn't mention, and it's probably just as well, that it was rebuilt from authentic Cavern bricks.

It was rebuilt from the ground up using an open-source Web-page rendering engine called Gecko -- named after a small, fast lizard -- and it is much more nimble than its immediate predecessor, Netscape 4.7.

It was rebuilt from scratch on the same site, just east of the Brandenburg Gate, after the Wall fell, opening in 1997.

Yet it in 1999 it was rebuilt from scratch, meaning that before World Cup renovations began it was already regarded as one of the most modern stadiums in Brazil.

Armstrong bought the vacation home back in 2006, and the listing notes it was rebuilt "from the studs up" a year later.

"I'd rather see it be rebuilt from scratch so it can be more state of the art, because it's kind of old," said Jason Royal, a senior business management major.

The present gardens of Mission San Diego de Alcalá were planted when it was rebuilt almost from scratch in the 1930's -- plenty of time in the benign climate of San Diego for palms and lacy-leafed paperbark trees, Jurassic Park-era tree ferns and tall straight orange-flowering silk oaks to attain impressive stature.

Although the abbey was rebuilt from ruins 50 years ago, it needs further extensive work to meet modern standards to accommodate pilgrims and tourists.

It was supported in the 1940s by Beverly Hills socialites, and when it was partially destroyed by fire in the 1960s, it was rebuilt with grants from the Fleischmann Foundation and others in the 1980s.

The Oval was bombed during the Belfast blitz of World War II, and was out of use until 1949 when it was rebuilt with assistance from Cliftonville and Distillery.