Olympia Snowe There have been calls by some Democrats to rebuild damaged relations with the Republicans.
The platforms seek to rebuild damaged relationships between youth and other members of the community.
Even so, customers were lining up, begging for help to pluck branches out of windows, suck water from basements and living rooms, and rebuild damaged roofs and homes.
Adult stem cells are now known to have great versatility, and are increasingly being used to reverse many serious illnesses and even help rebuild damaged organs.
She hopes her collection — gathered in recent years from corals in Hawaii, the Caribbean and Australia — will someday be used to restore and even rebuild damaged reefs.
The solution, emerging from the laboratories of several groups of scientists around the world, is to work out how to rebuild damaged hearts.
If you could rebuild damaged leg cartilage and, in doing so, make it stronger and more flexible than any natural biological substance, would you?
In May 2006, the Bring New Orleans Back Commission, which was formed by Mayor C. Ray Nagin, recommended plowing $648 million into the cultural sector to create jobs, rebuild damaged facilities and open a national jazz center.
Public health specialists, worried about epidemics from poor sanitation, have begun to analyze medical needs and assess how to rebuild damaged hospitals where some 800 beds are now unusable.
Governor Bush offered emergency state loans for storm victims and said he would back a plan to set aside some state sales tax revenue to rebuild damaged communities, while the Federal Emergency Management Agency swiftly began writing checks to the temporarily homeless.
