"It's regrettable that this has happened, but in the current climate it was deemed the only way this estate could be regenerated".
First impressions: A handsome converted warehouse beside Ipswich's Neptune Marina - the town's former docks are currently being regenerated.
Had not last year's National Intelligence Estimate concluded that al-Qaeda had "regenerated" its ability to attack America?It had.
While one bed absorbs CO2 and water vapour exhaled by the astronaut, the other is regenerated by exposing it to the vacuum of space, which causes it to vent the absorbed gases.
This has regenerated large tracts of land and built a city-wide tram system.
Urban Splash, a prominent private developer, has bought and regenerated properties there, including Albert Mill, a Victorian warehouse, and Waulk Mill, a protected 1840s building in the city's Ancoats district.
The finance minister, Jean-Louis Borloo, a popular former social-affairs minister who regenerated the industrial town of Valenciennes when he was its mayor, has taken a chunk of the jobs ministry.
As Dr Raphael reports in Nature Medicine, eight weeks later the animals treated with Math1-carrying adenovirus had regenerated their hair cells and were able to hear.Their hearing was not restored completely.
The alleged conspiracy last summer to blow up as many as ten aircraft flying between London and the United States with liquid explosives, if proven in pending trials, would reinforce the belief that al-Qaeda has regenerated and is growing again in ambition.The first line of defence is intelligence, not least because very little information on extremists is being provided by Muslim minorities.
At the same time, it shows that al-Qaeda has regenerated itself despite its eviction from Afghanistan and the killing or arrest of several key figures.
A generation of the town's children were wiped out.Before the disaster, government-supported land reclamation in Wales had regenerated a handful of small sites.
