In part, political operatives have reconstituted the vanguard of reliable Republican contributors who helped elect George W. Bush and support Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, which attacked the Vietnam record of his opponent in 2004, Senator John Kerry.
The curators in Washington have reconstituted the arrangement handsomely.
These, the National Peasants Party and the National Liberal Party, have reconstituted themselves as an anti-Communist opposition.
The tubes became the principal evidence for a "key judgment" in the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate, which said Iraq had "reconstituted" a nuclear weapons program and could build a bomb before the end of the decade.
Quite unexpectedly, the chromatin sample that had been reconstituted with the swapped H1.1 version exhibited a micrococcal-nuclease resistant of an apparent larger size than that observed for chromatin, which had been reconstituted with the wild-type version of histone H1.1.
Certainly there are songs in this frothy, forgettable concoction, which has been reconstituted by the enterprising Prospect Theater Company, that chime with the unmistakable wit of Porter at his smartest and gayest — in the original meaning of that word.
An interesting feature of the processing sector, not uncommon in Africa, is that part of the milk that is domestically transformed into processed products is actually imported milk powder, which has been reconstituted (Fintrac Inc 2008).
Allied intelligence estimated that the island was defended by approximately 230,000 troops, the majority of which were drawn mostly from weak Italian formations and two German divisions which had been reconstituted after being destroyed earlier.
Dynein transports vesicles, proteins and RNA towards the cell centre [ 5] and positions the centrosome in interphase [ 6, 7], which has been reconstituted in vitro [ 8, 9].
