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Me trying to reconstruct how my life worked until just a few weeks ago.

In other words, a lot was going on which I had to reconstruct later.

I had reconstructed what he did to all of them.

The school has been reconstructed to house up to 600 students.

From 2010-2012, when the School 81 building was being reconstructed.

The house was reconstructed in 1999 and is open to the public.

Or the last 1,000 years as best we can reconstruct them.

After a fire, the school building was reconstructed in 1917.

They looked down at me, the four who had reconstructed my body.

But will the plans to reconstruct the city include them?

We will be able to reconstruct a great deal of it.

Let me try and reconstruct what she looked like that day.

She could reconstruct his face very clearly in her mind.

It was reconstructed in 1924 and is now out of use.

"We've been trying to reconstruct the stuff from the early days and having a hard time."

All we can do is reconstruct the case the way it looked to us.

It was five or six years before he could bring himself to reconstruct what had been lost.

But with no money, not many can reconstruct their homes.

Then there are those who helped me reconstruct the past.

Those events happened long ago and are difficult to reconstruct.

In the year 1836 the town hall was reconstructed again.

So some of our work has involved reconstructing the Book.

I'd like to reconstruct the events just before his death.

One problem in doing the number has been reconstructing it.

These features have been reconstructed and are in use today.