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At Kew, Worsley and a team of more than a dozen curators and other employees are restoring a set of Georgian kitchens that have remained untouched since 1818.

It is the sound of an established star getting back to core principles, restoring a set of aesthetically sturdy, conservative and also decidedly outmoded values.

On Wednesday, the high court denied a request from North Carolina to restore a set of voting restrictions that another appeals court had held discriminated against African-Americans.

Although the extrapolation of data collected from animal models to humans must be cautioned against, those findings strongly suggest that the use of GH and/or GH secretagogues should be considered in the future for restoring an important set of thymic functions that are compromised by aging.

A consultation period on proposals to restore a revised set of uptick rules, and to suspend short-selling of individual shares that have a particularly bad day, is due to end on June 19th.

You go in through Urban's original arch — which, along with the rest of the base's exterior, has been meticulously restored — and up a set of escalators.

The values of α and σ r have been obtained by training to optimize the quality of restored images on a set of deconvolution tests (see details in 5.1.2).

Certainly, restoring a normal set point and gain of the central pCO2 receptor from the pathological altered set point could obliterate central sleep apnea.

The room is set off by a set of restored Gobelins French tapestries.

He has a distinctive point of view -- that the Republican Party should reconstruct itself as the party of the white working class through restoring traditional sexual mores -- and a set of rhetorical techniques designed to make his message sound palatable even to the Times' generally liberal readership.

But the Obama Administration finished the job, continuing the crisis measures that had been introduced, pushing through the rescue of the auto industry that Paulson had set in motion, and carrying out a set of stress tests that restored confidence in the big banks.