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I am also not excusing far right wing factions in Israel for invoking biblical chapters like Numbers 31 and 33 as some kind of divine carte blanche for holding the entire modern state, with all its pluralistic promise, hostage to an apocalyptic vision of totally restoring King David's ancient realm.

"The first time I saw it totally restored was in 2007," Koryta said.

The Met has totally restored the realistic 1964 Franco Zeffirelli production.

Experiments with re-used samples showed that zeolites totally restored their activity and selectivity after calcination at 530 °C.

The co-expression of TomB or YmoB totally restored biofilm formation, although the C117S variant was slightly less efficient.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "The first time I saw it totally restored was in 2007," Koryta said.

A chronic treatment with tandospirone totally restores a normal neuronal differentiation process in long-term ethanol-exposed mice, compared to ethanol naive mice treated with vehicle.

EUROPA, Netherlands: Built in Germany in 1911, this historic bark was totally restored, with notably fine accommodations, in Amsterdam from 1988 to 1994.

In order to restore the function or regenerate tissue, it is necessary that a scaffold must act as a temporary matrix for cell proliferation and ECM deposition, with subsequent ingrowth until the tissues are totally restored or regenerated.

All the wicked throughout history would be recalled to life, judged, and doomed, and all the righteous would be transformed and transported into a new world; i.e., creation would be totally restored.

On a misty Sunday afternoon on the Côte D'Azur, in the 100th final of his career, the Spaniard won his first Masters title in nearly two years at the venue where he once ruled for eight years in a row – but he will surely know that beating Gaël Monfils in three sets of vastly contrasting quality has not totally restored his aura, even on clay.