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Rebuild: 1. to build anew; 2. to restore to a previous condition; 3. to repair or remodel extensively, as by taking apart and reconstructing, often with new parts.
WASHINGTON: A constitutional amendment to restore prayer in public schools was defeated on the House floor late yesterday, despite the fervent support of the Christian Coalition. The attempt to undo decades of Supreme Court church-state separation might not have had a prayer in Congress, but we'll sure be...
"We are trying to restore a bit more seriousness to the magazine, beefing up the intellectual content, getting more ideas into the magazine and more thought into the magazine," says Charles M. Lane '83, the magazine's current editor. "That's where our future lies".
However, the military is the only body that will be able to pressure Suharto to step down--just as it is the only force that can restore order on the streets and stop the country from self-destructing. "Right now, they have a very tough decision to make," says Bayuni...
The company says it could take a week to reorient antennas and restore service to the nation's pagers and radio feeds, not to mention ATMs -- which PanAmSat will probably need to be using early and often over the next few months.