And so while it isn't a fix-up job, we've already done the fix-up.
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Mont helps Jimmie fix up the house from his childhood.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines are helping fix up a local hero.
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"It's a huge undertaking to fix up the building," she said.
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But what if you can't or won't fix up your house?
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They buy a boat, which they fix up and use intermittently.
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Other nations, including Mexico, Britain and Australia, also regularly fix up their shores.
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You don't have to break the bank to fix up restaurant-quality food.
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"I was thinking [I'd] fix up my car a little bit," Krytzer says.
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"I'd fix up my résumé all the time, and that's your life," Mrs.
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She had been begging, for years for money to fix up her school.
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Lurching from pillar to post to try and fix-up the un-fix-upable.
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We're trying to fix up things and trying to make it better for everybody.
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Klobuchar mentions high speed rail, but she's also going to fix up American airports.
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Roll out the barbecues, fix up the garden, and chill in the new pool.
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The Pearland Professional Firefighters Association has also volunteered to help to fix up the interior.
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Now you'll probably want to fix up the DPI, which is messy and non-obvious.
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With that $2,000 I can blacktop my driveway and I can fix up my house.
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NASA wants to refuel or fix up orbiting satellites that weren't designed to be serviced.
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Alessandra Sisco, Doctor 'I'd fix up my résumé all the time, and that's your life.
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Trump has said he plans to fix up U.S. inner cities and rebuild highways and infrastructure.
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Yeah, I've done a few fix-up jobs, Hilton obviously being the biggest and most complex.
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Peru received money from the United States in order to help fix up the historic site.
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Use this new moon's energy to move, fix up your place, or reconnect with your roots.
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Americans also like to buy stuff to fix up their homes, and do the work themselves.
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French startup Travauxlib matches you with construction companies so that they can fix up your home.
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They turned Fixer Upper, a show in which they fix up houses, into a cultural phenomenon.
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Other more conventional — if risky — ideas involve providing no-interest financing to fix up tumbledown properties.
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Apple is charging the equivalent of a brand new iPhone 7, which people are reportedly still enthusiastically buying, to fix up a busted iPhone X. AppleCare+ is the only thing that will save you from shelling out hundreds of dollars to fix up a thrashed phone.
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Border-adjustment would have removed the perverse incentives; Republicans say they have another fix up their sleeves.
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C: When you're buying something that you're planning to fix up, it's kind of hard to plan.
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Nick Murray just was given a won't-start-hand-me-down Ford he's trying to fix up.
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Just a quick fix-up, but it turned out to be worse than I thought it was.
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The divers used the sudden income to pay off debts, build new houses and fix up boats.
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And if you want $271 to fix up a road or a highway, you can't get it.
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Meanwhile, the construction crews continue to work to fix up the Mansion for the next president. Mrs.
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Leah Tacha: Fix Up, Look Sharp continues at 106 Green (104 Green Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn) through tomorrow.
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This past summer, Glancey's young neighbors gathered together friends to fix up the house and erase the violations.
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"I had a dream, and they told me we need to fix up Bolivia right away," he said.
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"I always told her I wanted to fix up the tree and make it pretty," Walczak told VICE.
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As an enticement, the department promised to fix up the dilapidated John Jay building if Millennium came in.
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The anniversary loomed, and that was the catalyst to fix up mission control, and to do it right.
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Lacking the means to fix up the homes, those who enter into contracts often end up swimming in debt.
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"UNDEMOCRATIC", "gerrymandered" and "fix-up" are good words to describe Malaysian politics, dominated since independence by a single party.
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But in a besieged territory with 43% unemployment, fewer and fewer people can afford to fix up their homes.
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In the speed to fix-up a house and re-sell it at a profit, corners could be cut.
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The companies get the best of both worlds — all the rent and no need to fix up the properties.
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Those who've been following Cardi since 'Love & Hip-Hop' know she got a serious dental fix-up last year.
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People are starting to buy homes to fix up — not just to resell, but to live in, he said.
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In a world full of Tinders, Smith is an old-school fix up who believes in love at first sight.
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Koshy jokes that she could have wiped away her tears and fix up her appearance, but that wouldn't be authentic.
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He said officials would consult with local communities to ask for their ideas on how to fix up the parks.
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The grant, in 210, went to help fix up the Breakers, the 2000-room "cottage" once owned by the Vanderbilts.
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Updated for Autumn 2019 to fix up prices, check picks, and add the HP Omen Mindframe and Razer Kitty Kraken.
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So a gentlemen told me if I helped him fix up some old Beetles, eventually he would give me one.
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The family landed in a walkup in Cambridge, where Epstein bartered for rent by helping to fix up the building.
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She waitressed to support herself and lived in a series of decrepit apartments that she didn't bother to fix up.
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"Fix Up, Look Sharp" is as big and brilliant as it ever was, Dizzee's opening "Oiiii" still punkish and playful.
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We had enough in our savings — still untouched after our wedding — to cover the down payment and fix up the house.
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Lenders are pounding the pavement looking for borrowers who want to consolidate bills, take a vacation or fix up their homes.
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It's now become a very organized business model with companies that have employees looking for deals, securing financing, managing the fix-up.
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So it's no surprise that the retailer is launching a take-back program to fix up and resell your old Patagonia clothes.
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He ended up losing his job, and we agreed that in lieu of finding more work, he would fix up my house.
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Since their revolution in 2011, Tunisians have been stuck with unelected local governments that do little to fix up highways and hospitals.
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Danley's side of the deal was to fix up the old pinball machine while Buffett handled negotiations with the barber, Frank Erico.
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We'll fix up the house, put another camera or so in there, and then have more orphan kittens ready to move in.
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I had a choice: Did I fix up Miss Bee, provider of comfort and anchor of my home and life with John?
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The other big question: Will Dropbox be more like Stitch Fix (up 66 percent since its I.P.O.) or Snap (down 40 percent)?
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So, the last car he had that he really wanted to fix up when I was a kid was a '69 Camaro.
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But money needed to fix up the levee never came, and, by Wednesday, the town, including much of Main Street, was underwater.
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And I think you can only do so much of that until your soul is like, 'yo… you need to fix up.
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All of these companies have a lot of work to do to fix up the software plumbing that will make ARM laptops viable.
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So, I was getting ready to go on a date, and I ducked into a Starbucks to fix up my makeup really quickly.
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United Airlines is discussing a partnership with Apple to fix up its San Francisco International Airport terminal, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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Such as when we got a midnight blue 1967 Mustang to fix up but outsourced most of the work because we're not handy.
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"I just wanted a used one that I could fix up like new for her and make her wish come true," she says.
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I have unsweetened green tea while I fix up the Greek yogurt and berries I brought from home, and then drink my morning shake.
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A British engineering conglomerate, Melrose, is also a serial buyer of businesses, though it looks for ones it can fix up and sell on.
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The Moon in Gemini will inspire you to get organized, and it's a great evening to consider how you can fix up your home.
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Credit cards let me fix up that property (which is now a rental), building equity that I used to purchase a wonderful family home.
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They work in private restaurants, fix up rooms to rent to tourists, give an old Chevy a second life as a hot-pink taxi.
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"It is highly likely the parliament will need to fix up problems with the legislation," he said in a statement, without giving further details.
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There are plenty of empty houses, so if affluent newcomers show up and fix up some of them, it doesn't generate any real scarcity.
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It was a close enough friendship that Adam and Kristin dropped hints that they would help Glancey fix up the deteriorating exterior of the house.
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Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow can fix up the sagging skin on her butt, but for now, she's stuck layering on clothing for a lift.
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Further, if you botch a project because you overestimated your abilities, chances are you'll have to hire a pro to fix up your mistakes anyway.
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With state salaries averaging $30 per month and credit hard to get, Cubans say they do not have the money to fix up buildings themselves.
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Even if people may not be looking to buy new homes, they are still confident enough to spend more to fix up their existing house.
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While in the country to check out her new property, Garbiela meets Jake (Adam Demos), a charming contractor who helps her fix up her inn.
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Residents of the town have watched as their neighbors return from what they say were fishing trips, then buy cars or fix up their homes.
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Each had an allegiance to her own childhood neighborhood, but homes in both places were too expensive or would cost too much to fix up.
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Housing values are so low that it can cost more to fix up old homes than what those repaired homes could rent or sell for.
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Although she creates an odd family of sorts, this is definitely not a story of plucky women banding together to fix up a chilly home.
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"It's not only becoming more expensive on the purchase side of flipping, but it's becoming more expensive on the fix-up side of flipping," said Bethanis.
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No cable or streaming box will be able to fix up a noisy, pixelated video stream if that's the source material it's given from the start.
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Using The Lobby, job seekers can connect with professionals over anonymous 30-minute phone calls, where they can conduct mock interviews or fix-up their resumes.
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So when noted chef Gabe Kennedy called on Bea to fix up his haphazardly sorted spices and constrained counter space, she was ready for the challenge.
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Kids in the playground would know all the bars to JME's "Serious" and Dizzee's "Fix Up Look Sharp" and Wiley"s "Wot Do U Call it?
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Infrastructure spending — There have been discussions for years about a trillion-dollar federal program to fix up the nation's highways, bridges, sewers and other deteriorating infrastructure.
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My friend Line had agreed to fix up the apartment for me, so they take a trip to her place with an envelope full of cash.
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The Morrises said they met Mr. Whalen in 2014, when they bought a few homes in Indianapolis and used Oceanpointe to fix up and manage them.
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Last year, VW agreed with U.S. authorities to spend up to $2.13 billion to buy back or fix up to 475,000 2.0-litre polluting diesel cars.
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From here on out, PS2 owners in Japan will have to look elsewhere if they want to fix up the best-selling video game console in history.
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The voice of multiple 'Simpsons' characters claims in a new lawsuit he set out to fix up his unit in the fancy building on Central Park West.
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When he lets it slip that he took it upon himself to fix up their old tractor instead of getting a new one, Charley isn't too happy.
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So here's the idea: Why don't we all just take a walk and have a long conversation about how we can fix up the old neighborhood together?
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This is certainly how Alexander Lowry looks at the money he is currently spending to fix up a new house he bought with his wife near Boston.
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Commuters scrambled to fix up old bicycles, reserve carpool rides and arrange emergency childcare ahead of one of France's biggest public sector strikes in decades on Thursday.
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Before the "new blood in town" began to buy and fix up some of the old houses in the neighborhood, he says, it was slowly dying—literally.
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Endearingly played by Alex Grubbs with a taciturn awkwardness that Amber interprets as hostile, he is the soul of dependability, helping to fix up their water-damaged house.
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An REIT will provide exposure to the real-estate market without the time and cost commitment of buying a property to either manage or fix up and sell.
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"Lots of people around here took a real financial hit and couldn't afford to fix up their houses, so they sold them and moved away," Ms. Watter said.
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With a little help from their small-town neighbors, Mike and Rio attempt to fix up their rustic home and build a life for themselves in the country.
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Swimming in Debt Lacking the means to fix up the homes, those who enter into contracts with Harbour often end up swimming in debt, a review of lawsuits shows.
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Several years ago, while outside working on a house she had recently bought to fix up as her own, a man pulled up to ask what she was doing.
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The construction is part of a larger push by the Prospect Park Alliance to fix up the northeast corner of the park, including the Rose Garden, and its woodlands.
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The Business Roundtable endorsed the deal Monday, shortly after the National Association of Manufacturers did so, and wants Congress to fix up remaining issues and pass the agreement quickly.
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For months, Ms. Tise, 24, had been struggling to fix up the apartment she shared with her blind grandmother, who has lived in the building more than 40 years.
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If you don't have the skills to fix up the place yourself, you'll also have to include the costs of hiring a property manager or superintendent in your calculations.
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It's now derelict, but Penny, they decide, can be the "gentrification shock troops" and fix up the house while she searches for a job with her freshly minted business degree.
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I know I need a lot of protein to get me through the day today, so I fix up a rice cake with turkey cold cuts and a scrambled egg.
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You come to some point in your life where you have the realisation that you can't carry on the way you've been carrying on and you've got to fix up.
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He has created a Neighborhood Revitalization Fund to fix up homes and demolish dilapidated structures, and wants to use business tax incentives to help lift wages, not just create jobs.
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The firebrand leader said he has given Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu six months to fix up the mess on Boracay island, which he said was overdeveloped and had become a "disaster".
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I always want to do that to fix up my hair before a meeting, but rare to find outlets in public bathrooms to be able to curl your hair, for example.
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We bought a house last year and are looking to fix up the facade, so we met with some people who are potentially going to take on the job for us.
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The Playboy Mansion desperately needs a fix up, and the work just got approved by the folks who will, most likely, designate Hef's old crib a city landmark ... TMZ has learned.
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At Magnolia Seed Supply, you can buy everything you need to fix up your garden or fill your interiors with succulents, because that's pretty much the only form of color allowed.
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In interviews, they complained about the Mexican flags brandished outside Trump events and wondered why the government was paying to fix up Section 8 houses for people with late-model iPhones.
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It is more expensive to fix up ports with large areas covered by warehouses than those made up mainly of yards, which can be elevated relatively easily using concrete, said McCarron.
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"In an effort to fix up the $500 gift and convince her daughter to play with it, Elizabeth Faidley shipped the doll off to a doll hospital for some "cosmetic work.
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He even offered to fix up the curbs himself, he said, but the city told him that was not an option — they would fix them, but he would have to pay half.
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There are plans to sell the land acquired a dozen years ago for the museum and use the money to fix up the grounds around a nine-foot bronze statue of Mantle.
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Bank of America said it was committed to working in Detroit and is providing up to $4 million to fund no-interest loans that have enabled 400 homeowners to fix up properties.
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The company snapped up homes at foreclosure auctions to fix up and rent, and in November 2013 inaugurated the SFR bond sector with the industry's first trade backed by rental home payments.
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When we go home tonight to fix up supper or read a good book, we may take for granted our ability to generate heat and light with the simple flick of a switch.
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After hearing about the desecrated marker, Cultural Leadership—a St. Louis–based youth civil rights nonprofit—sent a bus-load of teenagers down to help fix up the vandalized sign, Huffington Post reports.
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I wouldn't necessarily chase Stitch Fix up here at $31 and change; however, if you can get it for under the $30 level, I think it makes sense to start [building] a position.
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While neither has stated any plans to move to Zihuatanejo, Mexico and fix up an old boat together with money stolen from a crooked prison warden, this video somehow still feels cathartic and possible.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The head of Australia's biggest pension fund, AustralianSuper, expects state governments in the United States will cast aside parochial concerns and allow foreign funds to invest and fix up poor infrastructure there.
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All the producer's tracks are worth listening to, but "Fix Up" is a stand-out because it manages to sound sugary-sweet and sad simultaneously, like a chocolate fudge cake eaten on death row.
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Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, who so badly wants to convince himself that Trump is acceptable, offered the GOP nominee an easy way to fix up his ridiculous claim that President Barack Obama "founded" ISIS.
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"There's probably a few things I just need to fix up, I wasn't as accurate as I could have been at times and I'm going to work hard on that this week," he told reporters.
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With the help of friends like Neil deGrasse Tyson, Nye sets out to fix up our future, heading around the world to try and educate adults about science the very real problem of climate change.
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After the service, their habit is to stop by Janssen's Market, where Xavier Vega, the weekend cook there, will fix up Mr. Biden's usual breakfast: eggs over easy with a side of dry wheat toast.
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And they pledged to rein in provisions that allow landlords to raise the rents of rent-regulated apartments when they renovate units or fix up buildings — perhaps the most hotly debated proposal of the package.
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We open this week with Ralph Angel trying to get in touch with Charley, who's ignoring his calls because she's too busy with Remy checking out an old cane mill that she wants to fix up.
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Player: John Tortorella (who is not a player)Publicity stunt: He agrees to appear on an episode of Bar Rescue, as host Jon Taffer is enlisted to help fix up Tortorella's bar area in his home.
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I returned the Townie at the end of my two-week test ride and resolved to fix up my old bike and see how that goes instead of getting a new one in the short-term.
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Months earlier, Gililland, who is now 32, and her then-partner, Daymon, had hoped to buy this plot of land in Southwest Oregon and fix up the house that had sat there, abandoned, for a decade.
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A group of veterans, scientists, and engineers…Read more ReadNow, Ingber and Fernandez are turning their attention to chitosan's proven medical properties to develop patches and sprays that can be used to fix up a broken body.
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Peter Feamster, owner of Innovo, has repurposed plastic in parts containers for automakers including G.M. and Ford, and has tried to persuade companies to let him fix up and resell car headlamps that are damaged during assembly.
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Bethanis is able to use his own crews and even do some of the fix-up work himself, but for others, he says, it is just getting too difficult, especially with competition now from large-scale flipping companies.
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"Nick is sick he needs it quick/ We let him fix up in the car/ Catching up with my old friends/ That's what the holidays are for," Ray sings in harmony with Spencer Radcliffe and Girlpool's Harmony Tividad.
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In an interview with CNBC on Wednesday, Ellison said the home improvement retailer has seen an increase across nearly every store category as customers not only stock up on cleaning supplies, but fix up and maintain their homes.
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The Greeley Square bathroom, though smaller than Bryant Park's, cost more than twice as much to fix up because of the plumbing, electrical and construction challenges of a bathroom in a curbside kiosk above subway and train lines.
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Since the couple knew they wanted to stay in their home, they decided to spend about $150,000 to fix up their ground-floor space, which over the years had primarily been used to house visiting family and friends.
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As Lee attempts to fix up their home to the standard expected by the Hamptons council, we see how disturbing the Edies find the intrusion into their way of life, which in many ways they are completely comfortable with.
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Since then, Ms. Ermirio has agreed with the various landlords to take over and fix up hundreds of abandoned parcels to prevent landslides, but also to show to the younger generations that agriculture is still possible in Cinque Terre.
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However, people on Twitter weren't happy, to say the least, about the new funding, linking it to the Grenfell Tower fire: Glad we can find more taxpayer money to fix up Buckingham Palace while hundreds of tower blocks are dangerous.
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Amazonmight not be the first place you think of to help you fix up your ride, but just like the rest of the site, the selection of auto parts and accessories is surprisingly big, and the prices are hard-to-beat.
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"Instead of helping poor people around here fix up their property, they're going to give them pennies on the dollar and they're going to move," said Lena Shepard, 79, a shopper at a west side grocery store along the BeltLine.
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In an interview with CNBC, Ellison said the home improvement retailer has seen an increase across nearly every store category as customers stock up on cleaning supplies, buy appliances and purchase other items to fix up or maintain their homes.
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There's a story black people ruefully tell of the day they knew integration was coming to a black high school in Charlotte, N.C.: A crew of workers arrived to fix up the facilities because now white children would be attending.
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There's a story black people ruefully tell of the day they knew integration was coming to a black high school in Charlotte, N.C.: A crew of workers arrived to fix up the facilities because now white children would be attending.
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According to the lawsuit obtained by Consumerist, Curtis' company failed to adhere to the terms of a contract it entered into with the city, promising to fix-up the North Minneapolis property and complete a list of basic improvements within a year.
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In the case of lead, however, there was an additional element of blaming the victims: asserting that lead poisoning was only a problem among ignorant "Negro and Puerto Rican families" who didn't fix up their dwellings and take care of their children.
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That's awesome, and here's good news to keep the chill times rolling: Today, Trader Joe's has agreed to spend $2 million to fix up its refrigerators to settle a federal suit that claimed TJ's refrigerator leaks have been contributing to the depletion of the ozone.
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"Gidget" pictured on All Things with Purpose Lemp's first DIY camper took around three months to fix up, and from there, her family decided to continue flipping RVs and bigger campers due to the "teamwork and togetherness" these kinds of projects instill in their lifestyle.
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The Philly rapper was on-hand Saturday for the unveiling of a renovated court that he partnered with several different orgs to fix up for the kids and residents who frequent East Fairmount Park, which is right next to Meek's stomping grounds in North Philadelphia.
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Some of the older students have taken the class to fix up their homes before selling them, she said, but the younger students seem to have embraced a "DIY holistic-homeownership lifestyle" to mirror that of the popular hosts of some DIY television shows.
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They would create an apprenticeship program to train workers to rebuild the anchor buildings, and credential them as skilled engineers and construction workers, who could later work to fix up the housing stock in town, and upgrade and maintain the town's public and private buildings.
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In a talk that wavered between overreaching science fair presentation and straight-up science fiction, Musk described sending fleets of spacecraft, each packed hundreds of colonists, to live on a dusty, airless wasteland that we're apparently going to fix up with nuclear reactors and artificial magnetic fields.
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While on Ellen, the pop star explained that as a Fixer Upper super-fan, she was well aware that Gaines doesn't take on any projects outside of her hometown of Waco, TX, but she still fantasized about having the designer help them fix up the new place.
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"Every single property I have bought, I&aposve bought it at a point where after I&aposve paid the price for the house and after I put my money in for a fix-up, my net worth went up at least $100,000 on each purchase," he concluded.
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But when Sandy Frucher, the head of the Battery Park City Authority, asked leaders of poor and minority communities if they would prefer a few apartments in this new neighborhood or money to fix up far more housing in their own, he says they chose the latter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The bubbly, condensed Century Gothic sans serif font used on the 106 Green website to announce Leah Tacha: Fix Up, Look Sharp is the kind of typography you see on the cover of middlebrow fashion magazines from a few decades past.
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During that ensuing period of structural disintegration, Francisco—who these days, tanned and fit, looks like he could be magician David Copperfield's more handsome cousin—grew up in Armonk, New York, where he learned to fix up things from his father, who ran a company that leased used aircraft.
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And if truth be told, if I had my choice of dissenters when I was writing for the court, it would be Justice Scalia, because he was so smart, and he would home in on all the soft spots, and then I could fix up my majority opinion.
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Disney put an enormous amount of effort into Rogue One, bringing in writer and director Tony Gilroy in June to help fix up the film by writing new dialogue and directing some additional scenes, earning a screenplay credit for the film and a reportedly hefty $5 million paycheck for his efforts.
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MORAINE, Ohio — When a giant Chinese glassmaker arrived here in 2014 and began spending what would become more than a half-billion dollars to fix up an abandoned General Motors plant, it seemed like a tale from opposite land: The Chinese are supposedly stealing American jobs — as no less an authority than President Trump has pointed out.
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He looked at the success of Dizzee—not the embarrassing phase when he was making duets with Robbie Williams, but at the height of his festival success, when he was playing "Fix Up, Look Sharp" and "Bonkers" to crowds who just wanted to bounce, who didn't care about where the music came from, just that it banged.
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Every time they speak about the future, they add a new goal: They want to train 20 new volunteers in the coming months; they want to do a tour around neighboring states to recruit and train potential drivers; they want to fix up the house and make it a real headquarters where they can host trainings and "self-care nights"; they want to convert the back room — currently completely filled with cardboard boxes — into a place that can house women traveling to Jackson for an abortion; they want to buy and renovate a nearby apartment building to house more women and volunteers.
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