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• By introducing plaster, archeologists have been able to recompose them.
• Steiner had to recompose it from scratch in the succeeding decade.
• Recompose your favorite actress to see what she will look like years from now.
• He also used a lens and a second prism to recompose the spectrum back into white light.
• Between 1742 and 1754 he continued to revise and recompose individual movements, sometimes to suit the requirements of particular singers.
• The party leadership earlier this month decided that Nano should recompose his Cabinet completely instead of just filling the two vacant posts.
• The wavelengths left in the process ( generally in red section of the spectrum ) recompose the color of the particular substance.
• She takes a moment to retreat to the ladies room to recompose herself and decides that she does want to marry Bill.
• He cried his way through a historically poignant news conference, then failed to recompose himself sufficiently to earn a weekend tee time.
• As Kim worked this week to recompose his government, he was expected to retain Lim as a special adviser on North Korea.
• I was raped at the age of 7, and it took decades and decades of my life for me to recompose myself.
• When used in automatic mode, it's possible to lock the current aperture value, then recompose the picture, if desired.
• Young had to recompose much of his score at a later stage, as the producers felt there were not enough themes from the previous films.
• Even if Lee is out, " I will not recompose the whole team, . . . which will make the team unstable,"
• It was decided that the wolf would watch the explosion as it happened, so Entity FX had to go back to the scene and recompose it.
• In 1996, composer Roxanna Panufnik was commissioned by the Holders Opera Festival, Barbados, to recompose the opera for steel pan and modern symphony orchestra.
• When trying to recover it simply reads sector by sector and can recompose the image if there's sufficient recovery sectors for what's damaged.
• According to French newspaper " L'Express ", he uses fashion and the art world to  recompose a universe filled with symbols.
• We coincided in the need, as members of the Security Council, to recompose the confidence, the relationships within the Security Council which have been undoubtedly damaged.
• Having so many AF points also helps relieve the photographer from having to use the'lock focus and recompose'method of framing a photograph that can introduce focussing inaccuracy.