The elections will reconstitute the lower house of Japan's parliament, the Diet.
Whether Keith and Lianne will reconstitute their marriage is almost irrelevant to what DeLillo is up to here.
Among other things, the concerts will reconstitute a version of the Jazz Messengers from 1981, including Mr. Marsalis, Bobby Watson and James Williams Ralph Petersonn will take Blakey's role.
My story will be disassembled into bytes, injected into a website, and, when you download it, the year 1875 will reconstitute itself before your very eyes (Victorian hype).
A clinical trial is now under way to see if the treated cells will reconstitute a patient's immune system and defeat the virus.
If the story is excluded from a picture, it will reconstitute around it as art criticism, which provides a set of thoughts for the reasons that, as you look, you should abandon thinking.
There is also the chance that the talks could lay the foundation for a deal if the mediator can find common ground between the two sides on what their future relationship will be — for example, whether the players will reconstitute their union to allow a collective bargaining agreement.
Such is the extent of Saddam Hussein's demolition job in the past three decades, the number of clerics in Najaf is thought to have dropped from about 7,000 to fewer than 1,750 that it is hard to predict how the seminary will reconstitute itself.
Kim adds that the institute, which studies breed improvement and animal husbandry techniques, will reconstitute its flocks from birds kept at other facilities.
According to Brune's note, the man tried to sell him the craziest climate change theory we've heard yet -- that it's a case of "not to worry" because once oil leaves the ground, it will "reconstitute itself".
