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The 23-year-old was initially restored to the line-up by caretaker Alan Curtis, only to be left out of the squad which travelled to face Manchester United at the weekend.
In Kingston, electricity was initially restored to essential services, including "hospitals, refrigerating plants, pumping stations and newspaper plants".
The south-east wing was initially restored as a home for the custodian, and now houses a cafe.
According to the Los Angeles Times the video was removed on May 1 , 2012while the Daily News reported its removal was May 2. Both agree that the video was restored late on May 2, although Fox News reports that it was initially restored with an age restriction.
However, several independent variables that were not available in this study, such as the type of restoration on the cracked tooth, the time the teeth were initially restored, and the length of time they were in occlusion, need to be controlled in future studies before any conclusion on a direct causal relationship.
The two countries started warming up to each other in the '90s, when diplomatic relations were initially restored, and they've continued to grow closer as relations with China have grown more tense.
Accordingly, Tat decreases substrate oxidation by mitochondria isolated from these tissues, with oxygen uptake being initially restored by adding cytochrome c.
With the increase of treatment time, the expression of miR397a was initially restricted, but then gradually restored to the initial level.
Correspondingly, when the paced heart rate was restored, there was initially a decrease in ETCO2, followed by a fall in ventilation.
He was initially reluctant to return to restore his works due to the painful memories of war and captivity the murals would bring back to him: "I didn't immediately want to come.
Because the CT domain carries the binding sites for syntrophin and dystrobrevin, it was initially thought that Dp71 might restore some of the signaling functions of dystrophin.
