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But some parts were removed for salvage, and others would need to be rebuilt to accommodate computer control.

Hutongs just down the road from Gulou were recently knocked down and rebuilt to accommodate shops like KFC and Costa Coffee.

The original Marais Theatre burned in 1644 and was rebuilt to accommodate the complex theatre machinery that had been growing increasingly popular in France.

The machines are so big and heavy that buildings sometimes must be rebuilt to accommodate them; personnel must be trained to use them.

Hurricane Ivan tore apart Dauphin Island, outside Mobile Bay, Ala., last week, but Donald Rhodes, owner of the Seafood Gallery restaurant on the island, said he thought it should be rebuilt to accommodate even more population.

For example, the industry often bleats on about blended wing aircraft, but what they fail to mention is that airports would need to be rebuilt to accommodate these larger aircraft.

Once J.C. Penney opens its new store, Macerich will gut the retailer's old, 140,000-square-foot store so that it can be rebuilt to eventually accommodate at least 40 smaller retailers.

The New Yorker, January 16 , 1926P. 3 American business man who has been dunned and dunned for devastated France will be relieved to know that thru oversight houses have been rebuilt in Rheims to accommodate 30,000 more people than live there.

Starting in the depression-hit 1930s, the city's so-called master builder, Robert Moses, razed and rebuilt entire neighbourhoods to accommodate motor vehicles.

The original Neilston Kirk was one storey high, and was rebuilt in 1762 to accommodate the growing population of the parish.

The artist recently rebuilt the space to accommodate a Korg Triton, a 1999 synth he became enthralled with after the boss of his longtime label Modern Love and frequent collaborator Shlom Sviri hipped him to an early grime track by Slimzee that featured it.