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• not: Iraq could not reconstitute its weapons capability because we were monitoring its infrastructure.

• fully: This involves the use of a sea urchin cell free system, which can fully reconstitute envelope formation.

Object

• tile: Roof: slates with plain reconstituted clay ridge tiles.

• stone: Stone - Stone urns are normally molded from reconstituted stone.

• solution: The reconstituted solution should be used within 3 hours.

• board: MLST board reconstituted in June, now separate from GCR board, to concentrate on membership aspects.

Used with why or when

• what: This was a very serious offense and we've got to try to reconstitute what was on the tapes.

Preposition: as

• company: In 1986 the undertaking was reconstituted as a council-owned company.

• body: The CPP was reconstituted as an advisory non-departmental public body in May 1998.

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• newly: The first meeting of the newly reconstituted Council will take place on 14 March 2003.

• then: The Montego was then reconstituted using special panels, which incorporated reinforcements welded into place.

• only: There too a system of thought can be reconstituted only on the basis of a definite discursive totality.

• recently: Extract: The National Codex Committee was reconstituted recently and incorporated all institutions as per Codex guidelines.

Preposition: in

• vitro: The final step in the transposition reaction has been reconstituted in vitro, and structural work has been initiated elsewhere.

Preposition: from

• brain: Bone marrow could be reconstituted from cultured brain, and glial and neurons cells were obtained from bone marrow.

Preposition: with

• ml: Reconstituted with 1.5 ml of 0.9 % sterile saline R, DB.

• water: The cakes would then be exported and reconstituted with water to make a cold drink.