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Longstanding ageist prejudice has tended to create a negative aura surrounding words such as ' elderly ' and such words need to be rehabilitated.

The group was seen as being incapable of being rehabilitated, so that the solutions were segregation or sterilization.

The role of plantation forests in rehabilitating degraded tropical ecosystems.

Many grasslands are now being acknowledged as having a multifunctional role in producing food and rehabilitating crop lands, in environmental management and cultural heritage.

Convicted criminals need to be rehabilitated rather than punished (agree/disagree).

Political reformers would have had the challenge of not only introducing, but also rehabilitating, liberalism in the collective political consciousness.

Scientists who had been persecuted were publicly rehabilitated, and the graduate system was resumed.

As discussed in section 1, functionalists have disagreed significantly amongst themselves over how mental causation could best be rehabilitated.

Agroforestry approaches for rehabilitating degraded lands after tropical deforestation.

All the landowners were given cash compensation and land and rehabilitated elsewhere.

He prophesied that in the future the victims might be rehabilitated (p. 96).

Farmers were willing to invest in rehabilitating their land where systems also produced products or income.

Such factors may decrease the biodiversity of reintroduced vegetation at rehabilitated sites and, thus, reduce the effectiveness of an ex situ collection.

When mechanisms for explaining yield differences on soils with different levels of degradation are better understood, these soils can be rehabilitated and large yields obtained using technologies appropriate for farmers.

Also, since perennial export crops are less soil erosive, and productivity can be improved from rehabilitating existing plantations, it is plausible that land expansion would be slower than for annuals.