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But some of those measures might be easier to reconstruct in retrospect, because they rely on data submitted by companies.

Using this data, the team reconstructed ocean changes stretching back almost 12,000 years to the start of the Holocene epoch, which began after the last major ice age.

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And he is not the first to reconstruct the White House.

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The Anaheim Street sidewalk would be reconstructed and set back from the street, with new canopy trees planted on either side to shade pedestrians.

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The location of project, just above new tracks for the Long Island Railroad, meant that workers had to demolish -- and then reconstruct -- one of the rail line's halls.

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