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"This is a body of water that millions of people reside around, and that billions of dollars have been spent to restore," said Robert Moore, executive director of the nonprofit group Environmental Advocates of New York.

"The entire ReNu brand has suffered collateral damage that will be a challenge to restore," said Steven M. Hamill, an analyst at Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis who has been polling optometrists about their reactions and those of their customers.

Still, that is more than enough to preserve and restore, said Jerry Hauer, a Dayton music store owner who organized a town-hall meeting on March 21 to rally opposition against razing the building.

"These species are on the verge of extinction, and there may be a way to save them,'' Ryan Phelan, the executive director of Revive & Restore, said.

No national leader could restore, say, steel-industry employment to what it was in 1966.

Turkey's culture ministry has obliged with a list of other ancient churches that it plans to restore, says Osman Kavala, a Turkish philanthropist who is helping to promote Turkish-Armenian reconciliation.

If by eliminating his stride, Jeter, a.314 career hitter, can restore, say, 30 points to his average, his on-base percentage, an integral facet for a top-of-the-order hitter, will improve, too.

"Dictatorship has been restored," said Femi Falana, a human-rights lawyer.

Power to hospitals was 100percentt restored, said a spokeswoman for Public Service Company of New Mexico, Julie Grey.

"It is impossible to know when consumer confidence will be restored," said Tiffany chief executive Michael Kowalski.

By 10 20 p.m., power had been restored, said a spokeswoman for Con Edison.