"Once independence has been compromised it can never be restored," wrote Blanchflower.
"It is impossible to make too great a use of photography in restoration," wrote Viollet-le-Duc, who resthatd that cathedral and others.
How can I restore everything?" wrote user bkishan.
"Decisive action in Latvia helped restore confidence," wrote columnist Robert Samuelson in The Washington Post.
"I've gotten through this past year the way I've gotten through every day of my life: faithfully trusting God to do what God does, which is to show up, redeem and restore," she wrote. .
"Coherence can and must be restored," she writes, in a passage stronger on rhetoric than fact.
"The huge painting came down on the kid, and both he and the painting had to be restored," McDonell writes.
"There is definitely the overriding sense that this race is over, the Yankees will win the division and the proper world order will be restored," he wrote.
"People here would willingly destroy these houses to build up, higher and higher, to increase their floor space and get higher rents," said Doo Jin Hwang, a noted architect in Seoul who has restored hanok, written a book about them and developed an iPhone application about the Bukchon houses.
Mistaken fears, such as the myth that dead bodies are a major cause of disease, divert time and effort from urgent needs, such as digging latrines and restoring clinics.Cuny wrote his warning over 20 years ago and the aid industry has since taken most of his lessons to heart.
