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There is no plan or money for long-term rebuilding.

Jobs are really at the core of rebuilding Haiti.

The boost from firms rebuilding their inventories after running them down in the recession will dwindle.

The last massive rebuilding of the Great Wall was in Ming Dynasty.

He inherits the job of rebuilding towns destroyed in the recent earthquake.

It introduces the method and changing parts of milling machine's numerization rebuilding, the design of numerical system are also discussed and it inquires into the relevant questions of the numerization rebuilding.

This allows for the dynamic element by rebuilding the page with each step with the custom content.

Most of the money pays laborers who are landscaping, planting trees, rebuilding footpaths and raising the walls still higher.

I encountered dozens of people intent on rebuilding a nation out of the ashes. And they feel a certain urgency.

So Banks must put rebuilding their financial strength - and lending capacity - ahead of large, unwarranted payouts to staff and shareholders.

As the Japanese economy recovers, some of its trading partners will hope to benefit from its rebuilding boom.

Our recovery includes rebuilding an infrastructure that will be more secure and reliable in the face of terrorist threats and natural disasters.

The MDC has launched a fund to assist victims with medical treatment, repatriation and rebuilding their homes, many of which have been burnt to the ground.

If the table has fragment-level statistics, the decision to refresh statistics is done at the fragment level, thereby rebuilding statistics only for changed or new fragments.

It MIGHT seem callous in the aftermath of 230,000 deaths in January's earthquake to talk about the opportunity offered by the rebuilding of Haiti.

Public officials can embezzle cash directly; they can overstate peoples' damage claims in return for a bribe, or demand kick-backs for rebuilding contracts.

WASHINGTON DC, January 15, 2010 -a team of World Bank experts is starting to prepare for the arduous task of rebuilding Haiti's economy and infrastructure in the wake of the recent earthquake.

And as part of the effort to involve the local people in rebuilding, women's self help groups are producing bricks, roofing tiles, and cement concrete hollow blocks to modern specifications.

The question at hand is whether and how the cost of rebuilding might add so much to that debt as to worry investors and raise borrowing costs, precipitating some kind of debt crisis.