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Rebuilding of a body part or joint
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Abbreviation for retrospective conversion of records from the card catalog to machine-readable form.
Ãâó: www.lib.duke.edu/colldev/glossary.htm
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During Reconstruction newly enfranchised slaves took to tenant farming, or sharecropping, and carpetbaggers (northern opportunists seeking political and financial gain in the South) and scalawags (southerners who aided the northern Republican party) were popular with them. Meanwhile, a political elite, known as the
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The action of construction again. In breast reconstruction, the surgically altered breast is returned to its approximate original state.
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Actions taken to re-establish a community after a period of rehabilitation following a disaster. Actions include construction of permanent housing, full restoration of services and complete resumption of the pre-disaster state.
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