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By 2025, he added, the Russian air force will have restored and reopened over 100 military airbases.

The 500 points Murray has garnered here – along with £273,000 – will have restored much of his confidence.

That done, the complicated functions of the kidney will clear the circulating blood of the retained waste products, and the body will have restored its own normal balance.

"The result will have restored the confidence that was lost after previous failures but there is no reason whatsoever to get carried away," said the 63-year-old.

Gallas, meanwhile, will have restored some of the burned bridges with an assured display at the back which on another night could well have been capped with a goal.

Real Madrid had been unconvincing on their travels under Zidane before their victory at the weekend but a win at the Camp Nou will have restored confidence, with Cristiano Ronaldo again the match winner.

He'll win because he'll have restored to the United States an understanding that military force can only be a last resort.

If in fact that relationship on an emotional level is maintained throughout the period of incarceration, then we will actually have restored that family".

Mr Chávez, meanwhile, will be content to have restored his man to his country, if not to power.

The Magic of the Book: Hermann Hesse on Why We Read and Always Will: "No one has restored the transcendence of the written word more beautifully than Nobel-winning German-born Swiss writer and painter Hermann Hesse," writes Maria Popova in Brain Pickings.

The integrity of the game will have been restored.