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restore

[ri-stawr, -stohr] / rɪˈstɔr, -ˈstoʊr /




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Some of these appeared fewer than 2,000 years after the asteroid strike, marking the start of a long recovery that would gradually restore biodiversity over the next 10 million years.

From Science Daily

That's why he says "All of our governmental programs now channel our resources to partly restore capacity to generate electricity".

From BBC

Morelos has said her aim is “to draw viewers into close proximity” with nature and “to restore the spiritual bond between humans and the earth.”

From The Wall Street Journal

"Though the gesture was striking, the original heads were retrieved and carefully restored under the guidance of The Henry Moore Foundation adding a powerful footnote to the history of this majestic sculpture."

From BBC

Palisades and Birmingham, loaded with starting lineups filled with underclassmen, took the first steps toward helping restore City Section credibility.

From Los Angeles Times