Redoing a lobby can cost each owner $30,000 or more.
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Faced with the prospect of redoing the vote at 11 p.m.
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You'll also find yourself redoing some work you've been focusing on.
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After redoing the bottom, I ended up with the current version.
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How about just redoing Lord of the Flies on Isla Nublar?
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He's super talented at redoing homes, and this one's no exception.
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Because the internet didn't like it, they're redoing the Sonic design!
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I know there's a housing shortage so people are redoing their houses.
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I think, 'If Wright were redoing this kitchen, what would he do?
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WAPNER: WELL, I MEAN, THE PRESIDENT CONTINUES TO TALK ABOUT REDOING NAFTA.
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It's a little risky, but there's a bigger case for redoing Thursday nights.
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Retrogrades are all about redoing and reconsidering, but they are also about relaxing.
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" He said his policies would breed success for the company and make the United States the "best country on Earth to do business" because "we're redoing NAFTA, redoing a lot of our trade deals, and we're negotiating properly with countries.
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Trying new challenges involves redoing previous ones with higher proficiency and unlocking more credits.
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You had to keep redoing that whole set-up over and over and over.
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Maybe. But we're still in favor of the pop princess redoing this particular track.
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It was Ron Wyden, I'm thinking about like redoing section 230, about this immunity.
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Fetman had the tailor spend the night in his hotel room, redoing both gowns.
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After redoing the closets and the lighting, the two men arrived in the summer.
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Fast-food restaurants are also redoing their menus to capture market share from their competitors.
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If one child discovers their imagination for us redoing that library, we were very successful.
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"We're thinking of redoing the hair in black, so they all look Asian," Wong said.
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Harper said that fixing Reddit's community won't be possible without "completely redoing" the site's architecture.
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That's why fast-food restaurants are redoing their menus to capture market share from their competitors.
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Yet somehow we're still spending 20 minutes a day slicking edges, moisturizing twists, and redoing buns.
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The company is redoing the brand by restructuring the price points and adding content, he said.
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Mr. Lahey said he wanted to concentrate on redoing his Sullivan Street Bakery in Hell's Kitchen.
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"This is keeping Obamacare, redoing the formula to give Republican states more money," Paul told reporters.
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He opened the door to redoing the deal, though many world leaders have rejected that proposal.
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One of the first orders of business with a new client is redoing their email signature.
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Liu wasn't impressed and offered to edit it, but ended up redoing the translation from scratch.
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EDF's CEO said that redoing certain weldings on Flamanville EPR will lead to delay in startup.
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But there's an old RBA chart redoing the rounds at the moment that is flat out wrong.
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I imagine you had a lot of fun redoing the What Ever Happened to Baby Jane environments.
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Alfred Portale is redoing a lot of things for his new Chelsea restaurant, including his own food.
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They lent Theranos $30 million on top of the $350 million they invested in redoing their stores.
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The painting in particular that I'm redoing is really bizarre because the ratio and the scale is insane.
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Plus, I find that redoing a gimmicky puzzle from scratch often gives a better result the second time.
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The company will agree to 10- to 15-year lease terms and often share costs in redoing buildings.
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There's no such thing as a presidential recall, and at least there's no explicit mechanism for redoing an election.
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I'm redoing my kitchen at home, though, and I need something much larger and maybe a little better looking.
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But as Robbie told Fallon, the "toe-mojis" kept rubbing off and she would have to keep redoing them.
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Election observers said that redoing the legislative vote, which took place simultaneously with the presidential vote, would be costly.
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On particularly busy days, I've found myself redoing the earliest lessons just to keep my all-important streak going.
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While redoing every single public school in the country is outrageous, bringing in fresher food options is more reasonable.
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If this happens, it would break with Apple's nearly decade-long tradition of redoing the whole phone every two years.
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Swapping out old kitchens and bathrooms, sprucing up lobbies and hallways and redoing electrical and plumbing systems raise property values.
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Then I spend a while trying to explain Excel spreadsheets to a client, and end up redoing their work anyway.
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You can work on a piece for years and keep on redoing it, and it gives every piece this history.
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They executed a complete, historically minded overhaul, including redoing walls and ceilings, and installing period woodwork and period black doorknobs.
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Thanks to Will and his crew for selecting my puzzle, redoing the northwest corner, and retaining some of my clues.
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Building permits are not always necessary, but they are for major work, such as redoing a bathroom or a kitchen.
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I have the opportunity to be involved in redoing the United States infrastructure, something that desperately needs to be done.
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Some of these improvements are simple, but when you start redoing bathrooms, for example, remodeling projects can add up quickly.
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Disney could still get around to redoing this one someday — but we're guessing it's not high on their list of priorities.
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Mercury retrograde is meant for reviewing, redoing, and even relaxing—it's time to pause and reflect, not hurry and push forward.
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He then went about completely redoing the old boat, taking out anything that wouldn't have a function in a modern home.
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In nearby Housatonic, Asher Israelow and Jamie Goldenberg, another husband-and-wife team, are redoing the former Country Curtains textile factory.
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We initially thought of redoing that trip from the opposite direction but decided a less familiar route might be more fun.
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Their first projects are redoing the weather-beaten back deck and installing a big television and exercise equipment in the basement.
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Since we've been redoing it, the ones I've been enjoying include "Reg," which I didn't really enjoy the first time around.
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But since 2011, the psychology field has been giving itself an intensive background check, redoing more than 100 well-known studies.
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Ms. Lamb said she was redoing her house, and some of the details Ms. Russo provided felt inexplicably specific to her.
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Students quickly learn how physical boatbuilding is — kneeling and sawing, gluing and sanding, and redoing whatever didn't work the first time.
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It took me a long time to see "Black Painting," which is Marshall's redoing of a black painting by Ad Reinhardt.
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I think redoing it as an adult with alcohol or actual food and planning a better theme would make a better party.
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So I think that technically Skipper didn't fire him, he announced that they weren't going to be resigning, redoing the new contract.
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Redoing themelesses until you finally get that golden fill is such a satisfying exercise, so I'm glad I persisted on this one.
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Then there was the stuff happening in the U.S., like Soul Sonic Force and Afrika Bambaataa, who was redoing Kraftwerk and reinventing it.
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Where does the editing come in the process—are you editing before you record, or are you cutting drafts and then redoing them?
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Ford has described the launch as one of the most complex in its history, including redoing the Illinois plant in just 30 days.
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"This holiday season I'm actually redoing my entire kitchen," says the former Hills star, who teamed up with Lowes to make the overhaul happen.
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Redoing their draft with closer supervision from U.S. Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney, the authors adopted a subdued style but stayed true on substance.
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What's going on there is related to what's potentially going to happen here in New York with the idea of redoing David Geffen Hall.
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I was asked to remove a couple of problem entries in my original grid, but as it turned out, that meant redoing it entirely.
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He and Randall find that a thin dark disk is possible—and in one way of redoing the analysis, slightly favored over no dark disk.
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He soon made his mark with a series of real estate and development deals, including redoing an old hotel at New York's Grand Central Terminal.
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Spots like the Cowboy are exactly the sort of inspiration I like to have when someone asks me for their opinion on redoing their cabin.
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It was for the best, even though redesigning the exterior also meant completely redoing all of the internals, including the circuit boards, processors, and antennas.
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She works with me and the writing team redoing dialogue and reviewing the story and sharing her thoughts and interior perspective on who Chloe is.
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The three-month kitchen renovation included redoing the flooring and replacing the joists, updating the plumbing and electrical work, and installing new cabinets and countertops.
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It's hard to imagine the stylish SATC ladies not redoing their apartments at least once — and maybe even several times over — since we last saw them.
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But that didn't stop him from redoing the test with a different company, trying to alter or parse the data until it matched his racist worldview.
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Landlords are allowed to pass on the cost of renovations, such as redoing a bathroom or buying a new stove, to new tenants through rent increases.
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After redoing her fiery party trick (you'd think surviving an inferno once was enough to impress people), Dany finally leaves in episode six with some new buddies.
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"We take so much time doing something and then redoing something because we didn't really do it fully the first time," productivity expert Nicole Bandes told CNBC.
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We're lowering taxes, we're cutting regulations, we're stimulating the workforce helping to develop the workforce of the future, unleashing our energy sources and redoing our trade agreements.
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He would, himself, oscillate like a wave on the topic—rescinding and remaking his case, arguing for such waves and then, after redoing the sums, against them.
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I could replace the corner, but because of the interlock, it would require redoing the whole of the Eastern Seaboard, and I just couldn't pull it off.
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As I enter, the designer is lost in thought, still fantasizing about redoing the room in his own preferred palette, draping chocolate brown velvet on the walls.
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But with the deal still unsigned, Morris is reportedly considering an offer from the Knicks, who would create the necessary salary cap room by redoing Bullock's deal.
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Rectal rebuilding is me talking about the incisions—it's like a lot of surgeons are just redoing the whole butt area these days, your butt tubes and everything.
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A professional tattoo artist will be able to tell if you followed the instructions for the aftercare and might not be open to redoing it if you didn't.
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"This is a great day for the United States and a great day for South Korea," he said, having hailed a "basic redoing" of the old, "unfair" version.
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Though there has been talk from top politicians about completely redoing the health care system, lawmakers have also looked to fix the issues Americans want them to spotlight.
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"A cynic might say, 'Well, she's just redoing the same thing over and over,'" Jennifer Withrow, head of exhibitions and publications at the McMichael, said in an interview.
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Once he pushed a tenant out of a rent-regulated unit, Mr. Croman turned his attention to redoing the apartment to justify increasing the rent to market rate.
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I also told her, if she ends up redoing her engagement ring and whatever wedding bands we end up getting, she'll probably want to work with her anyway.
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Still, the flood allowed him to "freshen up" the décor of the upper rooms, and make other small reconfigurations and repairs such as redoing the restaurant's creaking floors.
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However, redoing the electrical wiring, which will require ripping out (and replicating) the original molding and baseboards, will take at least several months, to say nothing of costs.
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The Buffyverse is rich and expansive and filled with untold stories, so why not focus on those instead of redoing the part of the story that's already been told?
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Today, the Center for Open Science published the first five replicated papers as well as peer reviewers' comments in the journal eLife, redoing parts of these five linked papers.
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We are totally redoing the way that we look at in-service training, in order to apply the right kinds of lessons at the right time in their careers.
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This month it celebrated 28503 years since the U.S. embassy hostage crisis by unveiling new nuclear centrifuges and redoing anti-American murals at the site of the former embassy.
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"We're lowering taxes, we're cutting regulations, we're stimulating the workforce, helping to develop the workforce of the future, unleashing our energy resources and redoing our trade agreements," Ross said.
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That changed in 2012, when she and her husband were redoing their home and she insisted on having a second front door — a second way out of the house.
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It's a mix of die-hard camp people reliving their glory days, once-homesick campers redoing their awkward years, and first-timers wondering what all the fuss is about.
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" Messing, 48, had a message for Garcetti: "I would like to say to the mayor that they're redoing a waterline on Franklin and it's added 10 minutes to my commute.
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He also has an ECM espresso maker, thanks to fellow Food Network chef Michael Symon who stayed at Flay's home for a month while he was redoing his own home.
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BRADHURST PARK Valhalla WESTCHESTER COUNTY METRO-NORTH 1/2 mile By The New York Times They began renovating right away, redoing the kitchen, the bathroom, the windows and the roof.
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So I think the issue is, when you have that many years of no great products, redoing the weather app to make it prettier is not a great product, it's fine.
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Trump laid out a broader policy in which he wants to pressure U.S. allies into redoing the deal, while also trying to contain Iran's other activities in the region more actively.
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However, the automaker botched the launch of its redesigned Ford Explorer SUV last year due to personnel problems and quality issues after redoing the entire Chicago plant that builds the vehicle.
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I know they are redoing it now, but I just have such vivid childhood memories of crawling around the carpeted floors and watching how gold is made for the millionth time.
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During the eclipse coming this month, Bobby E. Powell, a physicist at the University of West Georgia, will be redoing the experiment with his students at a site near Lexington, S.C. .
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"We're lowering taxes, we're cutting regulations, we're stimulating the workforce, helping to develop the workforce of the future, unleashing our energy resources and redoing our trade agreements," Ross said in June.
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Thankfully, I never missed any deadlines because of all that lost data, but it did result in quite a few late nights at a computer lab redoing work that was already done.
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Other suggestions included redoing the EPA's valuation for a human life, rolling back standards for small particulates and ozone, and updating the cost-benefit analysis of new regulations to include job impacts.
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A license for the Tapajos dam can be requested again, but that is considered unlikely due to the cost of redoing impact studies from scratch and the current recession Brazil is in.
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Redoing a building's facade, installing insulated windows, insulating pipes or installing thermostats are among ways to keep a building's energy consumption and associated emissions low, said Roberts, whose group supported the bill.
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"We're redoing the models now just to see what's visible at any one time — and it's really quite frightening," Patrick Seitzer, an astronomer who has been running such simulations, told the Times.
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I thought about redoing the puzzle as a standard 15x15, but 14s are a pain to work with in a standard grid, and I was already pretty happy with what I had.
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" Instead of redoing the entire apartment, she added, "we put some things on hold in order to invest in the materials that really made us happy, and we know they will last.
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Donald Trump's first acts as President included removing the White House website's pages on climate change and LGBTQ issues, signing an executive order against the Affordable Care Act, and redoing the oval office.
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The en-suite bathroom has two concrete sinks and a jetted cast-iron tub with a ground-glass surround and paneling on one side made from wood left over from redoing the floors.
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I remember the big launch, and seeing it, and I remember similar words: 'This is something completely new and different, we're really redoing this!' and we were all thinking: 'Wow, this is hot.
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I originally had BAYONETTED for 29-Across before finding that it was more commonly spelled with one T in American English, so I ended up switching to BAYONETING and redoing the NE corner.
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Snap, the company that owns the app, actually ended up redoing its redesign shortly after the release, and CEO Evan Spiegel later acknowledged that the entire project was "rushed" in a memo to employees.
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It wasn't immediately clear what the administration could do to include the question without running afoul of the Supreme Court and lower court decisions, or the logistics of redoing forms that were already printed.
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"We will be redoing some of these horrendous, like I mean horrendous, trade deals that have destroyed New York state, ... that have destroyed Pennsylvania, that have destroyed Michigan," he said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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Pre-owned Sikorsky S-76s typically sell for $5 million to $7 million — not counting the estimated $750,000 Trump spent redoing the interior of his most recent purchase, which involved 24-karat gold-plated hardware.
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BA's CEO Alex Cruz told us that the airline is working on not only opening new lounges across the world but also redoing existing ones, so perhaps this area will be given a makeover soon.
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Immediately after showing Kim and Kanye what IMVU's Server Side Rendering technology was capable of, IMVU set about redoing all of the assets in the original Kimoji release for its first big update in February.
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On the cusp of a deal where we&aposve been negotiating a renegotiation, a redoing of the agreement, modernization, for some time, but this really is a thumb in the eye of the Canadians and Mexicans.
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BANNON: If you look at the actions he&aposs taken and then you look at the results we already have including the judges and redoing of the federal judiciary, it&aposs been nothing short of extraordinary.
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"It was actually one of my husband's listings, and I said to him, 'I wanna go look at this house to look at the floors,' because I was redoing my floors at the time," she explained.
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Designed to prevent them from having to lay off workers or shut down completely, it enabled cash-strapped businesses to get tax refunds by redoing their previous year's taxes to take into account their current losses.
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The image of Murphy Brown in an "Original Nasty Woman" T-shirt or Grace Adler of "Will & Grace" redoing Trump's Oval Office does not supply the satisfaction of an insight or even the comfort of nostalgia.
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The sofa accounted for less than one-tenth of Mr Loughry's overall spending on office renovations, and far less than the $343,000—including two rugs costing $28,194—that his fellow justice Robin Davis spent redoing her office.
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While I think it absurd that we built a second gym instead of an auditorium or redoing the bathrooms or buying textbooks or anything else, it is evident that the fact we have the money is extraordinary.
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"We take so much time doing something and then redoing something because we didn't really do it fully the first time," she tells CNBC Make It. One simple solution is to follow the "touch it once" rule.
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He addressed the only development obliquely in a speech on Monday afternoon, accusing Democrats of trying to "pre-commit the Senate to redoing House Democrats' slapdash work for them, and pursuing avenues" that the House did not.
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Last year, Houston took a stab at doing something that sounds too good to be true — drastically improving its mass transit system by redoing the way its bus routes work, without spending a dime of extra money.
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Maybe it's just my extremely close attention to detail, but I find that redoing the laces is a quick and easy way to improve the aesthetic of the sneakers or to add a unique flair to one's style.
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Niño: Bees that we have that are wild bees, that are native bees, a lot of them actually nest in soil, so leaving bare ground for those bees is really useful if you're redoing your lawn, for example.
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Image: University of California, San DiegoIt's possible to test this aspect, simply by redoing the experiments, except this time subjects would repeatedly read the stories, with a sufficient delay between readings to ensure maximum pleasure in the re-exposure.
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The collector couple Burkhard Varnholt and Salome Grisard purchased the landmarked brewery in 2011, and its comprehensive renovation and restoration, led by Grisard, kept some of the rugged surfaces and detailing while redoing other areas into expansive white cubes.
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He spends most weekdays in a two-bedroom apartment he bought in 2010, just a few blocks from the old Beekman Place one (which he left because "they were redoing the lobby and I couldn't live with their choices").
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The way he is redoing the federal judiciary in a very methodical process, right, to go to people who have a lot of written opinions, to go to the originalist for the Constitution, it&aposs going to have dramatic impact.
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Addressing the problem required rewriting all the fundamental software for the process from scratch, which Tesla was able to do with a lot of hard work, but redoing the components and electronics required to retool the line will take longer.
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Viollet attempted to restore the church's Gothic character, undertaking a vast project of architectural reinvention and private imagination, redoing the figures on the facade, recreating stained glass windows and adding many ornate touches, including to the spire that just burned down.
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Delaying plans to create a second bedroom so they could afford the $2000,000 renovation, which included high-end appliances and custom floors and counters, they began gutting the kitchen about two years ago, tearing down a wall and redoing the layout.
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That said, there are some notable quality of life improvements seen in the remake, including improved path finding for units, the ability to queue units being created, upping the unit population limit, redoing the UI, enhancing animations, and balancing some elements for multiplayer.
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The SPD had wanted to go into opposition instead of redoing the tie-up that ruled Germany the past four years after gaining just 20.5 percent of the vote in September national elections, the worst result for Germany's oldest party since 1933.
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X-Men, which Moira dubs "the lost decade" she witnessed in her fourth life: I had written previously that House of X felt like Hickman and Larraz unplugging the X-Men and redoing everything we know, and Moira's presence is that conduit.
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While we cannot be sure exactly how much more or less money we might all have without redoing our taxes once a bill, if any, becomes law, it would be a mistake to try to predict how we'll all react once we do know.
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By redoing its algorithm to address the blooming issues found on last year's edge-lit TVs and a coating that helps reduce reflections, Samsung has managed to deliver black levels that appear to be on par with OLED panels seen in high-end LG and Sony TVs.
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"The beauty of redoing the portfolio — and I'll use DuPont as the example — [is] we're going to spend almost $1 billion on R&D per year, so it's at a rate that's very healthy compared to the competitive peer set," Breen told Jim Cramer in an interview.
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"The beauty of redoing the portfolio — and I'll use DuPont as the example — [is] we're going to spend almost $1 billion on R&D per year, so it's at a rate that's very healthy compared to the competitive peer set," Breen told Cramer in an interview.
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Mr. Auer faced redoing most of the public spaces, and, in an interview at the hotel, he said that one of the most significant changes he made was to raise the ceilings in the lobby by three feet to create a more spacious and airy appearance.
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"The question before the court now is whether the pipeline should continue operating, exposing the tribes to the very risks that the Corps will be examining, while this remand is underway," the tribes wrote, referring to certain parts of the environmental review that the agency is redoing.
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Work on the century-old house — repairing the stairs; repaving and replanting the backyard; redoing the kitchen, now a white, bright open space on the parlor floor; and building a studio, which has a small seating area, a barre and a wall of mirrors — took a year.
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Recently, in a conversation I had with Philip Taaffe about his early work, and his redoing of paintings by Myron Stout and Feeley, he said he thought of those paintings as liturgical reenactments, a formal ritual in which he became the artist he was paying homage to.
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Our energy grid (or grids, rather) is super wasteful and while smart grids have been on the horizon for ages, distributed storage gives the opportunity to do really cool tricks with renewable energy storage and off-peak power utilization that doesn't require completely redoing our national energy infrastructure.
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"We're redoing the models now just to see what's visible at any one time — and it's really quite frightening," said Patrick Seitzer, a professor of astronomy emeritus at the University of Michigan, who has been running similar analyses to determine how many satellites will be visible and when.
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Mr. Cuomo said his grand transportation plan would eventually include revamping La Guardia Airport, redoing the Penn Station complex, fixing bridges, creating a new tunnel and repairing the old ones under the Hudson River and, of course, modernizing the M.T.A. Such an overhaul will cost enormous amounts of money.
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I'm going to spend 10 hours signing up, redoing my CV, driving to and from the first meeting, and explaining to someone who doesn't know what I do that I want this kind of job with this salary range when there are no jobs like that where I live.
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I remain humbled by how many hours go into making a good idea great — pushing for ever-better fill, redoing the whole grid over and over, trimming blocks down to the bare minimum … Many thanks to puzzle sensei Tyler Hinman for all his tireless feedback, Jeff Chen for xwordinfo.
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Johnson, who was initially rejected by NASA when she first applied, was tasked by Glenn to check the computer's work by redoing all the math done by a computer that had been programmed with the orbital equations that would control the trajectory of the capsule in Glenn's Friendship 7 mission.
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Soner Çağaptay, director of the Turkish research program at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and author of a recent biography on Erdoğan, told me that Erdoğan has long cast himself as the champion of the underdog — and by canceling and redoing the election, he unwittingly thrust İmamoğlu into that role.
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At the same time, because Ford is redoing more expensive vehicles likes its Explorer SUV while phasing out cheaper sedans that are no longer popular with consumers, especially in the U.S., the company is in the process of replacing 75% of its North American lineup, measured by sales volume, by the end of 2020.
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GIA KOURLAS A New 'Così' Is Set to Unfurl in a Fun House WHAT "Così Fan Tutte" at the Metropolitan Opera WHEN March 231-April 232 There may be no opera in the repertory harder to get right than Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte," which the Metropolitan Opera is finally redoing in one of the highlights of its spring.
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"Baden Baden," the first feature from the writer-director Rachel Lang (the title refers to the German resort town where Ana suggests taking her grandmother for a getaway), shows Ana absconding temporarily with a rented Porsche that she had been driving for a film production; redoing her ailing grandmother's bathroom in a sometimes hopeless-seeming D.I.Y. project; and juggling various amorous concerns.
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Still, this was one of the four VHS tapes my grandmother owned, so I've probably watched it more than any other movie, and it did vital work redoing the hardwired damage from films like Harriet the Spy and the Disney Channel film Read it and Weep, which assert that writing about the people in your life is the foulest thing a girl can do.
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Mr. Dowd also discussed the possibility of pardons with lawyers for Mr. Manafort and Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn; told the special counsel that the president would probably provide a false statement if he were to be interviewed by prosecutors; and did not properly document his legal work for Mr. Trump, forcing the next iteration of the president's legal team to devote months to redoing some of the same work.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE announced earlier this year that the department would be redoing the rule, as well as a rule that helped students file claims against predatory institutions.
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" WATCH: Kanye and Kim Kardashian West Reveal Daughter's Name Is Chicago Still not understanding that she will soon be welcoming a third child via surrogacy with husband Kanye West — the couple also shares daughter North, 4, and son Saint, 2 — Disick inquires, "Do you really think you need to worry about redoing these cabinets if this is going to be a nursery for a kid that you don't even have?" before directly asking, "Are you pregnant?
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And if Phillips does get the ability to oversee brand-new origin stories for a wide swath of comic book characters — although, again, he seems to be so unfamiliar with comic books that he actually seems to think redoing a character's backstory to make it less reliant on superhero tropes is new and interesting — then the controversy provoked by Joker's polarizing approach to its titular villain may find its way into numerous DC films to come.
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The Saudi education minister chimed in that among a broad set of education reforms, he's redoing and digitizing all textbooks, sending 1,700 Saudi teachers each year to world-class schools in places like Finland to upgrade their skills, announcing that for the first time Saudi girls will have physical education classes in public schools and this year adding an hour to the Saudi school day for kids to explore their passions in science and social issues, under a teacher's supervision, with their own projects.
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