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The ruins of eight houses and workshops, some with their thick walls and pitched roofs meticulously restored, will be a focus for this year's millennial commemoration of all things Viking.

The Victorian mansion, once restored, will be open on a limited basis for house tours.

Restoring Afghan agriculture will be a long task.Afghanistan's terrain, climate and tradition of gardening make it a good place for growing fruit.

Restoring this program will be a top priority in rebuilding the lab.

Although Glenn Beck has told attendees that his "Restoring Honor" rally will be a "nonpolitical rally," it will feature speeches by Sarah Palin and Ted Nugent and is partially sponsored by the National Rifle Association.

Restoring confidence in policing will be a long haul.

Restoring law and order will be a tough task in a society where every family seems to have a weapon, where extremists mingle in the market places, and where kidnappers and carjackers operate at will.

"We fear the struggle to restore freedoms in Turkey will be a long one and urge the government to review these closures as a matter of urgency and to ensure that the rights of writers and publishers are protected".

Restoring true democracy to Zimbabwe will be a mammoth task.

But it will be a successfully restored Everglades, because it will have recovered those hydrological and biological patterns which defined the original Everglades, and which made it unique among the world's wetland systems.

Passionately dedicated to rarely screened films from the silent and early sound era, Cinecon's highlight this year will be a newly restored two-strip Technicolor gem, 1930's "King of Jazz" featuring Paul Whiteman and his orchestra.