The two great obstacles to getting people into permanent shelter, never mind full reconstruction, are the vast quantities of rubble and land disputes.
So what we think of in PTSD is that our bodies can't discriminate, our cardiovascular systems can't discriminate between our actual experience of a sabre-toothed tiger and our mind's reconstruction and reliving of that encounter.
He has arrested 37 of his own officers.The British government has sought to win local "hearts and minds" with reconstruction aid for roads, wells and the like.
In my mind's dreamlike reconstruction of the incident (a sequence that came so vividly and swiftly that it felt like a memory or flashback), the silvery missiles materialized too quickly for their human targets to look up.
The ban has also alarmed diplomats, who say winning hearts and minds requires that reconstruction and aid projects follow military successes against the Taliban.
It is also important to bear the phonetic-phonemic distinction in mind in discussing the reconstruction of a protolanguage.
They, too, had a reconstruction in mind, with plans to demolish and rebuild the place — a teardown in the sky.
Lefrak originally had a more ambitious reconstruction in mind: pushing the retail space in the 57th Street arcade all the way out to the building line, a distance of about 15 feet.
Far from suggesting that it is possible to replicate what the Nande have done with the aim of state reconstruction in mind, Raeymaekers instead suggests that what we are observing is the evolution of spatial and historical relationships creating something unique.
"Our road was paved with this idea of erase and do over, but, at last, materials have become so valuable" — in terms of both their carbon footprint and financial cost — "that we don't tear everything out and start from scratch," he said, and added that we can design new structures with their future deconstruction and reconstruction in mind.
