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More often they are free only to advance or trim the dominant agenda established by the reconstructor.

They are the "generations of Revolutionaries and Reconstructors who birthed and rebirthed the Bill of Rights." (p.

This idea has not been taken up by subsequent reconstructors of playhouses.

Some reconstructors may debate specific glossary entries, but her approach is open-minded and carefully qualified.

Sutton states at the outset that reconstructors may legitimately differ in interpreting primary materials, and the closing credits list numerous sources cited in her narration or drawn upon for her reconstructions.

Or was it a model, clumsy at times, unwieldy, top heavy with its already archaic ideological absolutism, that present-day reconstructors of a European and world order must again pay attention to?

Great presidents of reconstruction, such as Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt, are followed by their partisan affiliates, who work to manage the regimes the reconstructors established and carry that party's political projects into the future (Skowronek 1993).

So during the company's 2006-07 tour, former Limon company members will act as reconstructors and choose nine student dancers at each location to perform in this spirited ode to human resilience.